Suit to Shut Up the Butler Hotel Waller
United States attorneys press public nuisance charges against the Butler Hotel, following the evening arrest of Stuart Smith for possession of liquor. The case includes the Metropolitan Building actions and liquor sales by employees without authorization, with hearings set before Commissioner Sam Seald.
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Waller
C Saunders
United States
Stuart Smith
Smith
A. C
Sam Seald
Hut Co
KB. Savage
Tiny
Commission
A Mitchell
Metropolitan
Henry Building
McNally
B A. Wadman
Doctor Fined in Dope Case After Guilty Plea
PD Nov 20. After pleading not guilty and then guilty in federal court yesterday, Dr. C. L. Large was fined $2,000 on a grand jury count of 32 charging him with supplying drugs. The government says he engaged in the entire daily supply.
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Dr. C. L. Larger
Gov
Deferral Extends Trial Delay for New York Case
Extradition matter involving insurance agent H Shears prompted yet another postponement. The defense attorney secured a further delay before Judge A Wter, shifting the trial to Thursday as one year has elapsed without proceeding.
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New York
H. Shears
Rth Insurance Companies
A. W Ter
Funeral for Japanese statesman held in Tokyo
Funeral services for Motokichi Takahashi, a member of the lower house of the Japanese parliament, are to be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday. Takahashi died here Friday of heart trouble, with Mutterworth & Son's estate managing arrangements.
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Motokichi ‘ i
Mutterworth & Son
Takahashi
Stenographer Called in Larkin Signal Suit
Stenographer Henrietta Dickinson, in George Olvon’s law offices, subpoenaed as a witness in the Larkin safety signal case. The suit, before Superior Judge John Jurey, seeks an accounting of International Safety Signal of Seattle with Olson and Bell claiming to represent John A. Miller, now jailed for murder, alleging forged minutes between Oct 12, 1917 and Jan 1920.
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Henrietta Dickinson
George Olvon
Larkin Safety Signal
John Jurey
Olsen
William R. Bell
International Safety Sumnpal Company
Seattle
Olson
Bell
John A
Henry Gorin
Dixon
Larkin
Walker
Miller
Hold Up Plans for New Medina School
Plans for acquiring a new school site at Medina are delayed pending a hearing on Wallace Carter's petition alleging the project rests on an invalid election held November 18. Judge A W Frater ordered the county auditor and two school directors to show cause why a permanent injunction should not be granted on December 3.
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Medina
Wallace Carter
A. W. Frater
George Jones Fined for Illegal Possession of Jag Juice
George Jones pleaded guilty in general court on Monday and received a 200 dollar fine for illegal possession of jag juice.
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George Jones
Feneral
Man claims home remedy darkens gray hair
San Francisco resident J. A. McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa says a simple at home mix can darken gray hair and leave it soft and glossy. The recipe uses bay rum Barbe Compound glycerine plus water and is applied twice weekly until the shade is achieved without staining the scalp or rubbing off.
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J. A. McCrea
San Francisco
Daddy
Grandpa
Wanted One Good Brewing Machine at Moderate Cost
A letter to the foreign trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce requests help finding a brewing machine at a moderate price. The note says a Chinese whisky brewing venture is planned and welcomed by Tokyo and Osaka business circles, urging a sale of brewing equipment to assist their enterprise.
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Foreign Trade Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Pacific
China
Tokyo
Osaka
Spanish War Veteran to Be Buried Here
Carl Marine a Spanish war veteran died at the Northern Hospital for Immediate in Sedro-Woolly Sunday night and will be buried here Wednesday. Vaughan sets aside 10 houses for free use of blind tenants. during the war Vaughan refused to raise rents on his tenants.
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Carl Marine
Sedro- Woolly
Harrishurg
Pat Patrick H. Vaughn
Vaughan
Ward Out On $9,000 Bail In Theft Case
Robert L. Ward, manager of Shanghai Motors Co, faces theft embezzlement and forgery charges in federal court and is released on $6,000 bail. Immigration orders deportation of his servant Ling San La after a Shanghai consular cable alleged false passport use. Ward was arrested at Kashima Maru with a $20,000 forged travelers’ check and jade pieces as evidence. he faces a future federal grand jury.
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Robert L. Ward
Shanghai Motors Co
United States
A. C. Bowman
China
Ward
Ling San la
Shanghai
Kashima Maru
Newspaper Assn of Northwest Formed
A. G. Hixby of Beattie named vice president of the Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association formed in this city Monday. Attending papers include the Times, Post-Intelligencer and The Star. J. F. Young of Spokane was elected president and J. K. Hewlet of Butte treasurer.
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A. G. Hixby
Beattie
Pacific Northwest Newspaper Association
Heattie
the Times, Post-Intelligencer
the Star
J. F. Young
Spokane
J. K. Hewlet
Butte
Wilson to Stay in the Capital After March 4
Washington, Nov. 30. President Wilson plans to remain in Washington after his term ends to write a history of the world war and the peace conference. He expects to begin work shortly after March 4 and will be based in the capital to access official records. Secretary Tumulty confirmed the decision to stay.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
J.P. Tumulty
Duke the Black and White Setter Missing Near Weat Be Attice
Owners seek Duke a Kewellyn setter that strayed from home in Weat Be Attice. Contact Robert Avann at 6501 California age or Weat 299 before 6 p m to arrange return.
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Duke
Weat Beattice
Robert Avann
California
Weat
Food Makers Meet Dealers at Pine Arts Society Meeting
Manufacturers of food products will meet Beatts merchants at the Pine Arts Society in Seattle to discuss trade problems. The session will focus on how retailers can attract customers to Pacific Northwest products when prices and quality match eastern offerings. More than 700 grocery men in Seattle are invited by the committee.
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Beatts
Pine Arts Society
Fourth Ave
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
Pathe
Pathe Records
McAdoo Boomed for New York Mayor
New York November 30 supporters of former treasury secretary McAdoo are planning a mayoral run on a fusion ticket. Fusion leaders who backed late Mayor John Purroy Mitchel are understood to support the movement.
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New York
McAdoo
Ln the Bogan
Friends
Secretary of the Treasury
Fusion
John Purroy Mitchel
Wiley Pleads Guilty to Alcohol Possession in Federal Court
Federal agents arrested O. H. Wiley in Redmond and seized the goods. On Monday Wiley pleaded guilty before Judge Netorer and received a $250 fine for possession of liquor.
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Redmond
O. H. Wiley
Wiley
Netorer
Oldest U S Professor Dies in Seattle at Beattle General
Dr. John C. Foster aged 88, civil war chaplain and longest serving religion professor at the University of Puget Sound, died Monday night at Beattle General Hospital. Funeral plans have not been announced.
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John C. Foster
United States
Beattle General Hospital
Ile
University of Puget Sound
Burglary in Second Degree Charged in Home Robbery
The prosecuting attorney filed charges of burglary in the second degree against Herbert Blackwood and T. Brooks after they were said to be caught Saturday following a break in at the home of Patrolman George Holmes.
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Gree
Herbert Blackwood
T. Ht. Brooks
George
Holmes
Musterole Headache Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A white external ointment made with oil of mustard, Musterole claims to relieve headaches and cold symptoms without stomach or heart side effects. It is advertised for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma rheumatism back pains sprains and colds of the chest and is priced at 65c and 6cars or hospital size $3.00.
City restrained at behest of taxi company vanishes in court
City ordinance blocked taxi firm owned by J Himethoch from parking cars at its own lot. Presiding Judge J T Ronald granted a preliminary injunction restraining enforcement as to the owner. Show cause set for December 3.
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Tts
J. Himethoch
J. T. Ronald
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A. V. Cole
Boston
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New Medina
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C. W. Scott
Snohomish County
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Donald A. McDonald
Scott
Justice of the Peace
O. W. Brinker
HME
Tuberculosis League of
King County
University Street
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Taxi Co
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Blue Taxi Co
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U. & Pat. of
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