Ended Journey With Thirty Cents Exposed Child Found Safe
A one year old girl left with thirty cents on a night journey was located after wandering with a paper bag of money and a message from her mother. Officers traced her to Mr. and Mrs. Quibel near Hilhuan Gate, where she stayed after arriving from Oregon. The child, fearing unknown foster parents, was placed in Brighton Beach School and remains under care.
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Ehuidtah
van the Mutmace Society
Eather
Hild
Wes
Brighton Beach School
Mrs. Nagle
Financial Recovery Promises for Frisco Banks
United Press reports Frisco banks show rapid improvement with reserves bolstered by California Safe Deposit and Trust. Local institutions await release of New York balances to resume normal operation before the holiday season.
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New York
California
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Electric Company Bans Smoking on Cars
The Seattle streetcar system imposes a smoking ban on all electric cars except on front sections of cable cars and rear seats of streetcars. Smokers must relocate to permitted areas or risk penalties while commuting.
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Seattle Fe
Delage
Finish the Panama Canal Work in 1914
ST AR Exclusive Service reports cSTON Nov 30 that 17 workers returning predict the Panama project will finish by December. They say work proceeds satisfactorily with reductions planned in a few departments. They compare wages, supplies, and living costs favorably to the United States.
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Star
Cston
Panama
United States
Bigamy charge follows after Walla Walla arrest
A man named Rog BOW, a printer in Walla Walla, is accused of bigamy after a divorcee reported the incident. The case involves Anna M. Row and a second husband living in San Francisco, with investigation continuing as authorities seek more evidence and potential prosecution.
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M Martling
Anna M. Row W. Rogers
Walla
Tirat
San Fran
Walla Walla
Malor
Idaho jury selection in defense case proceeds
United Press reports in Idaho on November 30 that most jurors are farmers while several businessmen appear among the talesmen for the state defense case. Sheriff Hodgin is to report to the new court Monday.
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United Press
Idaho
Sherif Hodgin
Trial verdict in Guthrie killing case at Nine Camp
Judge Medratriet sentences George Melville to two years for the murder of Guthrie at Nine Camp last July. The jury returned a verdict of second degree murder and fixed the penalty.
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United Preas
Medratriet
Tae George Melville
Yuery
Guthrie
Fey Hee
Saecond
Judge Cuts Bigamy Sentence After Light Punishments Cited
Judge Clements reduces a 50 year term to 36 years citing lenient sentences in other cases. Mewilie and his wife led a notable bigamy case at Hutte years ago, both incarcerated at the same time.
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Clements
Mewilie
Hutte
November Permits Totals and Building Activity Report
The month of November shows 426 permits issued with a total value of 410000 dollars. Activity includes one 200000 dollar permit, five three story structures, 16 two story frames, 19 one and a half story frames, 157 one story frames, and 278 alterations.
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Hetober
Pew
Verdict for Albert Reeks Against Seattle Electric Firm
Albert Reeks, severely injured in a Fort Lawton Line wreck last March that required amputation, was awarded $25,000 in damages by a jury in Superior Court yesterday, against Seattle Electric Company.
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Albert Reeks
Fort Lawton
Seattle Electric Company
Duluth Boat at Frisco Opens Great Lakes Shipping Epoch
The steamer Winnebago docked in Frisco from Duluth with general merchandise marking a notable era in Great Lakes shipping. The Tirat vow arrives with cargo, boosting connections with San Peaneines.
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Duluth
Frisco
Great Lakes
United Mine Workers to raise 18000 for John Mitchell
In Indianapolis on November 30 the union will present retiring treasurer John Mitchell with a free will offering of 18000 raised by a subscription of five cents from each member.
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Oy United Press
Indianapolis
Ind
The
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Beath Claims Child Dies After Weeklong Illness
George Standish Edmonds seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Edmonds died this morning at 664 Ward St after a week long illness. Cause of death was spinal meningitis with complications. Mr Edmonds is a wholesale music dealer in the city.
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George Standish Edmonds
George A. Edmonds
Mr. Edmonds
Law Makers in Caucus to Decide Speaker Nomination
Washington Nov 30 All the steps needed to launch the motion on Monday will be set at separate caucuses of Democrats and Republicans. A key question for Republicans is who will be named to carry the nomination task for Speaker Cannon.
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Washington
Cannon
Shot at one but killed another in jealous rage
Des Moines reports that soldier Ray Howard fired at Mabel Adair during a jealous fit last night, but his gun misfired, killing her sister Martha Plekering instead. Police continue investigations as the case unfolds.
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United Pres
Des Moines
Ray Howard
Mabel Adair
Martha Plekering
Draws Exhibit In His Own Trial For Shooting
A pencil sketch shown by Joseph Wroinski depicts positions of himself and George Kawenberger during the August 19 Eden Museo shooting. The jury in the criminal department found him guilty of assault with a deadly weapon after considering the self defense claim.
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George Kawenberger
Eden Museo
Joseph Wratacik
Criminal Department
Wrolmski
Wroinski
To Deliberate
Bay Area Shipping Rates Dip Amid Market Slump
Barges and ships show reduced freight costs with several ports reporting declines. The current week sees a broad drop in rates from 84.75 to 4.50 at the port of Columbia River while Hunholdt Bay slides to 3.50 as markets reel from recent financial weakness.
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United Press
Ban Francisco
Columbia River
Hunholdt Bay
Horse disaster as cart toppled after pole incident
In Kellingham on November 20 a horse pulling Dog Brishin and Tom rede reeled from a man climbing down a telegraph pole. It backed over a 60-foot embankment and turned twice, landing beneath wreckage. Both riders escaped serious injury.
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United Press
Kellingham
Brishin
Tom Rede
4& Telegraph
Timpants
Suit Over Inferior Food Filed Against Alaska Coast
G A Mulliten sues Alaska Coast company for 2000 dollars claiming inferior food while a passenger aboard the ip Bertha traveling from Valdes to the city in October.
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Valdes
G. A. Mulliten
Alaska Coast Company
Bryan leaders call for league campaign headquarters
Bryan officials including Tacsor and Harrison call for an organized campaign in May to establish an open headquarters and take a leading role in the Bryan improvement efforts.
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Cmicage
Tacsor
Emu Harrison
Tmyor
Bryan
League
Funeral of William M Goodman under Unity Workmen rites
The funeral for William M Goodman will be held tomorrow under the auspices of the Ancient Order of United Workmen Columbia lodge No 2. Services start at 2 o'clock at the A Co UW hall on Seventh Avenue between Pike and Union streets, followed by cremation.
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Willian M. Goodman
Great Northern
Madison Wt
Order of United Workmen
Columbia Lodge No. 2
A. Co. U. W. Hall
Pike
Union «Ts
Lanor Letellier Sues City Over Injuries From Defective Sidewalk
Lanor Letellier files a damages claim against the city for 1200 dollars alleging injuries from a defective sidewalk on Hay street between Western and First avenues on an October day. The claim seeks compensation for medical costs and related damages from the incident.
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Lanor Letellier
Woatern
First Avs
City bids invited for Fourth Ave.N grading project
Four contractors have agreed to bid on the Fourth Avenue North grading from McGraw to Newell streets. A buyer for the woods has been found, and the Board of Public Works has been asked to proceed.
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Av. N
McGraw
Newell Dts
Public Works
Zimmerman Gobbles Up Duggal Gastles In Law Deal
Seattle Star Exclusive reports Eugene Zimmerman of Cincinnati has acquired mortgages on noble estates in Britain and Ireland including Kylemore Castle and Kimbotten estate. He seeks Tanderagee Castle and Brampton House purchases, expanding his holdings and provoking a royal era conflict.
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Papavilaw
Commercie
Fleta
Nypon Bien Son-Ilaw
Kylemore Cautie
Ireland
Ami Kimbotten
Addy
Zinmmerman
Great Britain
Politics in National Guard Change Viewed as Maneuver
Reports say Maj Otto A Case is transferred from the local National Guard battalion to the First Battalion with companies in Tacoma Hoquiam Pallingham and Vancouver. The move from Adjutant General Hamilton is seen as a bid to break up a strong Third Battalion coalition. Maj John Stringer is slated to succeed Case in command.
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National Guard
Tacoma
Hoquiam
Pallingham
Vancouver
Case
Hamilton
Maj
Cane
John Stringer
Maj. Case
Judge George Given Five Days to Show Cause Warrant Case
Justice of the Peace George R. George faces five days to show cause why a writ of mandate should not compel the issuance of a warrant for the arrest of Captain Ward on a charge of assault and battery. Judge Morrie denied the demurrer and ruled the justice must issue when a crime is stated. Holzheimer, claiming election by Ward, sought warrants from the prosecutors and two justices, all refused.
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Pease KR
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Txeue
Wi T. Ward
Morrie Thie Momioa
George
A. Hale. Keither
Arime
Ieeue
Morris
Holzheimer
Ward
Caténs
Justices of the Peace
Wheat movement unaffected by restraining order
Judge Manford’s restraining order against the joint wheat rate will not affect wheat movement. R K Spencer of the National Bank of Commerce said the court action does not alter farmers’ payment of foreign shipments and will only prevent diversion of wheat shipments from Portland to Puget Sound ports.
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States Railway Commission
R. KR. Spencer
National Bank of Commerce
New York
London
Federal
Manford
Portland
Puget
Railroad Commission
Ee & N
Congress to Go Slow on Currency Bill
Washington on November 30 reports that congressional leaders grow more conservative about currency reform. Senator Allison, ranking member of the Senate Finance Committee, says no action will be rushed and changes will follow thorough consideration. If business improves in seven days, normal conditions may return and radical legislation may not be needed.
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Washington
Alilaon
Congress
Allison
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Mittee
Eon wYean
Allison Reid
Husband and Wife Separated in Jails After Family Violence
William Mouser and his wife Nellie Smith faced court scrutiny after Mouser fired at his spouse and returned to beat her, leading to a peace bond and ongoing divorce proceedings. The couple’s child awaits the court decision on custody, reflecting a troubled, high tension case in Georgetown.
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Boone
Houser
William Houser
Georgetown
White Lin
Nellie
Smith
William
Mouser
Frienta
Oregon Seeks Extraordinary Session At Call Of Business Groups
Portland business leaders from allied commercial organizations plan a meeting at the Portland Club to urge Gov. Chamberlain to convene a special legislature session. They seek an amendment to the Oregon attachment law and a holiday law similar to California. Governor says he would call a session if public necessity demands it.
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Portland
Ore
California
Chamberlain
Varney Found as Missing Girl Still Sought
Varney located in county hospital ward after being missing since Thursday. He had been held for mental derangement from excessive drinking and now shows improvement. Police speculate Ida Wesselek’s disappearance may connect to Varney as they investigate the case. Ida, fiancé of Edgar, has been missing since Tuesday from Mrs. J Sauemen’s residence.
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Dear Varney
George Gale
Jalil
Varney
Mise Iéa Wesselek
Edgar
Alfred B. Meacham Dies in Portland Heart Failure
Alfred B. Meacham age 25, son of Mr and Mrs George F Meacham of Beattie, died in Portland last night from heart failure. A Beattie High School athlete and long distance runner, he had worked with his father’s realty firm and lived in Portland. He was married with two young children. The body will be brought to Beattie tonight for a funeral at Bonney Watson's chapel at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Alfred B. Meacham
George F. Meacham
Portland
Vane
Bsaattie High School
Young Meacham
Irate stepfather clashes over wrecked car theft claim
Walter ahiem, an 18 year old, wrecked his stepfather Moreton’s Franklin into a streetcar late Thursday night. The incident followed prior warnings at the garage against letting Kahlem drive. Walter and the accompanying driver disappeared after the crash and have not been heard from.
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Walter Ahiem
Franklin
W. S&s. Moreton
Belmount Av
Tepeda
Elevator Falls Ten Stories In Chicago Office Building
Two men died and two women were fatally injured when a downtown Chicago elevator plummeted ten stories. An experienced conductor oversaw an overcrowded car as cables broke, crushing the cage and trapping passengers. One victim identified as Jacob Scr mack. others unidentified. Building closed after debris removal.
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Chicago
Jacob Scrmack
Wonep
Archbold Defends Syracuse Gifts At Alumni Banquet
John D. Archbold, vice president of Standard Oil, told Syracuse university alumni that no dollar he earned was tainted. He leads the university board of trustees and has donated hundreds of thousands to Syracuse. He urged that his gifts represent fifty years of honest toil and duty in business.
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New York
Nov
Standard
Wen
John D. Archbold
Standard ON Company
Syracuse University
Lars
Syracuse
Santa Claus Drives Through City With Reindeer
Santa Claus visited the city with Denicer and Prancer guiding a red wagon due to scarce snow. The entourage distributed candy popcorn and peanuts to eager children, ending at Garvey-Buchanan's toy department where horns and candy disappeared amid cheers.
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Santa
Garvey-Buchanan's
Toy Department
Non-Comn Association Formed by National Guard Tigers
Regimental Sergt Major R. B Patterson was elected president and First Sergeant C. C. Burtis named secretary treasurer for the Non Commissioned Officers Tigers' Association formed at the National Guard of Washington regimental and battalion staff officers meeting at company I headquarters. The group plans social functions and biweekly meetings this season.
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National Guard of Washington
Signal Corps
Company I
Tigers’ Association
Patterson
C. C. Burtis
Company BF
New York Stocks Open Strong as Bears Attack
New York November 30 opening prices on the stock market were firm. After initial figures an organized bear push shook out weak holders, but sustained buying by yesterday’s stronger demand, plus covering by shorts, sent prices higher in the first hour. Technicals and a strong close supported a recovery against oversold conditions and a good bank statement aided sentiment.
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United Press
New York
Shorts
Street Improvement Estimates Filed by Public Works Board
Estimates filed list water mains projects on Bagley and Corliss between Latrobe and Baltimore streets, Phinney Avenue from 50th to 65th streets, and East Olive Street with several 27th and 40th Avenue segments. Totals cited include 27,400 26,200 and 19,708 dollars.
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Board of Public Works
Elizabeth Wilkes Granted Divorce From Stephen Wilkes
Elizabeth Wilkes is granted a divorce from Stephen Wilkes who is serving a sentence at New Westminster jail for attempting to murder his wife.
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Elieabeth Wilkes
Stephen Wilkes
British Columbia
New Westminster
Ginas Bill of Exceptions Prompt Supreme Court Appeal
Louis Ginas bases his appeal to the supreme court on a bill of exceptions that was taken up before Judge Lawlor this morning. The case should be ready to go to the supreme court today.
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San Francisco
Louis Ginas
Supreme Court
Lawlor
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