Soaked the King The King of yesterday faces appeal
Frank Thompson known as The King of the yesterday was sentenced by Police Judge Thirty cage to jail and a $100 fine. Attorney Welstting said he would appeal to the superior court. Thompson was jailed and bail set at $408. Police did not testify, but Thompson failed cross examination, contradicting statements, and showed temper on the stand. He claimed funds but could not account for $300 and described associations with known criminals.
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Frank Thompson
Welstting
Thompson
George
de Bruler
Allison
Ruby
Washington Street
Registration closes as 1409 enroll for Show election
Board of education books show 1409 registered for the December 5 Show election. Seventh ward hosts Rev B L Smith, endorsed by the chamber of commerce and the Women’s Federation. City hall lists over 2500 eligible voters, totaling about 469 in round numbers, though many may not vote.
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Board of Education
B .L. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Women's Federation of Clots
Troops Sent to Salte Mines as Strike Spreads
A special train carrying National Guard soldiers left Salte early today for the Utah Fuel Company coal mine in Carbon County. General Cannon commands the force to maintain order after miners went on strike at the mine.
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Salte
Utah Fuel Company
Carbon County
National Guard of
The
Cannon
Thanksgiving Dinner Ad at Cousins Cafe and Bakery
An OCR fragment advertises a Thanksgiving dinner at Cousins Cafe 314 Union from noon to 8 PM featuring Beast Turkey and cranberry plum pudding. It also lists free want ads, a New German Bakery at 920 First Ave, a dancing school, and Prof. Witeer Ranke Hall at Pike Street and Fi Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cousins
Union
New German Bakery
First Ave
Prof
Witeer
Ranke Hall
Pike Street
Fi Avenue
Burnett and the Linotype Man Recounted in Wartime Craft
The piece contrasts old and new press work from a unionized Linotype era to modern proofreading. It recalls editor frustrations with illegible copy, the rise of mechanical speed, and a rumor surrounding Editor Burnett and a sharpened line of his ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linotype
Beattie
Pradt Pilsen
Charles P. Burnett
Burnett
Attell Denies Fight Was Fixed After Narrow Loss
Caesar Attell contends his recent decision loss to Dick Green was fair arguing he faced the heavier opponent and should have won. He defends the bout as on the square and vows to fight anyone at 128 to 133 pounds.
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Caesar Attell
Dick Green
Victoria
Attell
Market Report Shows Stable Wholesale Prices And Supplies
The market section notes no change in wholesale prices and steady supply levels. Banana markets stay robust with steady demand, while various vegetables and fruits such as potatoes onions peppers and citrus appear for sale in midpriced ranges. Prices quoted include bacon at 18 cents per pound and other staples with modest variances.
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Weetern Ave
Eara
Allison Bound For Trial In Villard Heist Case
George Allison, member of a tramp thief gang, is bound over to the superior court for trial on the charge of aiding the Villard house robbery on September 1. Key witnesses include Capt. Krohna and David Brown. Joe Cohen is linked, while Amith was fatally shot escape. Morrison identified from rogues gallery but fled as the judge demanded the room be cleared.
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George Allison
Behaneman
Superior Court
Villard House
Kriete
F. Hh. Weilstring
Allison
George
Morrison
Welstling
Rogues Gallery
Welstiing
Portland
John C. B. Krohna
David Brown
Joe Cohen
Cohen
Tacoma
Peet
Hotel Rhein
Villard
Thomas Allies
Kid” Amith
Bhaneman
Platt and Odell Reconcile At White House Meeting
In Washington on November 2, Senator Platt and Governor Odell settled their disputes during a Goenferenance at the White House. President Roosevelt and George B. Dunn observed as the two Republican leaders pledged to unite behind President Hoover and bolster the New York GOP.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Platt
Benjamin B. Odell
New York
Odell
Roosevelt
George B. Dunn
New York State
Republican Committee
Blican
Hoose v
Wealthy Red Men Arrive on Dirigo From Skagway
Skookum Jim and Tagish Charie arrive aboard the Dirigo, Capt Johnson, from Skagway. Jim predicts Bullten Creek in the Aleth district will yield good results in the coming era. The Dirigo reports rough weather with a cargo of general freight and salmon.
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Skookum Jim
Tagish Charie
Dirigo
Johnson
Skagway
Bullten Creek
Aleth
Klondike
Miss Alice Roosevelt Bridesmaid at Washington Wedding
Miss Alice Roosevelt joined eight bridesmaids for the noon ceremony of Miss Lilia McCauley and Wolcott Tuckerman at St. John's church in Washington. The wedding was the season’s smartest Washington function.
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Washington, D. C
Alice Roosevelt
Lilia McCauley
Rainier Grand Hotel Lease Renewal Suit Initiated
In Butte a suit for specific performance of a renewal lease on the Rainier Grand hotel was filed in superior court yesterday by the Rainier Grand hotel company against Elmire Noyes widow of John Noyes. Noyes claimed renewal terms. Noyes disputes and a lease to W McWhite and Mugh is referenced. Also mention of Hemingeon alimony case with set at 175 per month and potential future adjustment tied to a debt on real property.
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Rainier Grand Hotel
Rainier Grand Hotel Company
Elmire Noyes
John Noyes
Butte
Noyes
Tee
W. McWhite
Mugh ‘Witnen
Jo Hemingeon
Robert Hemingeon
Tallman
Alaska Is Thankful Governor Brady Declares Gratitude
Governor John G Brady issues a Thanksgiving proclamation praising Alaska for a productive year. He cites congressional action benefiting permanent welfare, mining from Cape to Nome, fisheries value, strong agricultural yield, and the peaceful settlement of the London boundary question.
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John G. Brady
Alaska
London
Second Avenue Regrade Work Approved by City Board
Contractor C J Erickson has secured permission from the board of public works to tear up the pavement at the corner of Second Avenue via Pike Street to connect water pipes. After connections are made the regrading and removal of dirt into the bay will start at Pine Street and Second Avenue intersection. Flames to dry away water and earth have been prepared. The project begins at Pine Street and Second Avenue intersection. Extra special notice from the Ice Shelf Bakery First and Madison.
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C. J. Erickson
Board of Gublic Works
Second Avenue
Pike Street
End Avenue
Pine Street
Second Avanus
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Wells
Utah
W. B. Hutchinson
Company Cor
Des Moines
Leta Vance
Otto Skinner Heet
Vance
Grace
Vane and Knoglan —— Boy” Company
Tenee Lane
C. Attell
Lyra
Gantee P. Williams
Philippines
Japan
China
Coma
Eugenie Fautra
A. Leharde
Smith's Cove
Wessel
Cape Horn
Third Ave
Ada
Eto
Adams
Tea & Coff Adams
Senator Platt
Gov
Harmony
Bkookum Jim
Charlie
Bonanza Kings
Miss Roosevelt
Colored K. OF P
ST. Louis
Supreme Lodge of the Color Heights of
Pythias
International Pythian Temple
Supreme Lodge of the Order
California
Nic Shasta
Sansoe
Southern Pacific Co
First Avenue
EE. &. Ellis
Lake Washington
Hillman City
Washington
1St
Jackson
Garden Station
Down Town
Downs Block
MR. Dunbar
Brady
Pute
Shel Iene Bakery
First
Madipon
Jacob Peri
Red Pront Furniture Co
Second Avenue South
Seattle
Telson
Clothing House
G.benninghausen
Re & Southwick
Richmond Piano
Club En
Richmond
Sherman, Clay & Co
Frederick & Nelson
Madison
Spring
U.S
Uncle Sam
U. S
S. Navy
W. Stokes Kirk
Teel
Thompson Furniture Co
Corner Pike
Dabney
Woodhouse
John
Ind
Allié
Butterworth & Sonser
ST Avenue
Liberty
Houghton & Hunter Jowelere
Firetave
Harnese
Beattie Auction Stable
Third Avenue
Ron
M. J. Walker
A. Walker
Albert Hansen Rich
D.C. Floyd & CO
Collins Block
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