Tomorrow Scott Explains Delay in Constantine Poisoning Case
Mr. Tomorrow Scott defends delays by prosecutor Witting in the Constantine milk poisoning investigation. He asserts thoroughness, vows penalties for perpetrators, and notes ongoing arrests, farmer cooperation, and focus on dairy practices to prevent future tragedies. He stresses not delaying arrests and maintaining evidence standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witting
Scott
Mattie
Carrie Constantine
Victims sue over Cripple Creek strike actions
The defendants include Cole Get and Prabelly with two damage suits by Fides cach Mellaney and Poster, two victims of the bull pen. Plaintiffs accuse Governor Peatedly of conspiracy with mine owners to break the strike. Officers will accept service. trial postponed until militia out of field.
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Cripple Creek
Cole, Get. &Prabelly
Fides Cach Mellaney
Poster
Generale Chase and
Bell
McCrelland
Peatedly
Ite
Demonstration on Detecting Formaldehyde in Milk
Dr G L Tanner will demonstrate a method to detect formaldehyde in milk after hours of exposure. The event, in the State Dairy and Food office, features top chemists from the region including Prof Fulmer and Prof Myers. The aim is to show reliability against the preservative freezin e and aid milk inspectors nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of State Dairy and Food Inior
McDonald
G. L. Tanager
Hemmet
Tanner
United States
Better Mail Service Sought for Valdez Alaska
A September gathering in Valdez elected B F Mil lard to represent interior Alaska interests in Washington. Residents passed resolutions urging immediate experimental monthly or semi monthly mail from Valdez to Fairbanks and Tanana on a five day schedule with a Seattle Valdez sea link and urging Seattle and Tacoma chambers to aid in securing cooperation for improved Alaska postal service.
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Millard
Washington
Valdes
Alaska
Valles
Fairbanks
Tanana
Interior
Matis
Puget Sound
Valdez
Valdex
Yukon River
Cape Nome
Bhallenburger
Aantntant
Beattie
Juvenile Vag Detained After Runaway Case
Young Walter Welker a 14 year old from British Columbia was brought to headquarters as a vag. He ran away from home and was sent home by telegram from his mother. Police report he had prior arrest history tied to a burglary investigation.
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Walter Welker
Neeto
Britieh Columbia
Walker
Bertha Steamer Arrives Empty of News Morning
The steamer Bertha arrived in the morning with no news to report. No updates on cargo or passengers were provided, and maritime observers noted a quiet harbor welcome.
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Bertha
Whem
Mc Donald Heads Toward Dateh Harbor After Akutan Wreck
A smail boat carries Mc Donald away from the wreck scene of the Abbie M. Deering near Akutan. It is now believed the men are surely towt and proceed toward Dateh harbor seeking safety and aid.
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Mc Donald
Schocter
Abbie M. Deering
Akutan Pase
Dateh Harbor
Stat machine raid leads to fines for operators
Two hundred machine owners were arrested in a raid by Deputy Sheriff Callahan. In Judge Cann's court the following morning they were fined 1 dollar for each machine in operation, totaling 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
Judge Cann's Court
Armenian Rebellion Breaks Out in Achusecha Conflict
An Aineterr dispatch reports a rebellion among Armenian inhabitants of Achusecha Train-Caucasus. In clashes with Russian troops eight Armenians were killed and many wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rerlin
Aneeterr
Achusecha
Trane-Caucasi
Rusenn
Washington Poured Concrete Construction seeks work halt
The Washington Poured Concrete Construction Company petitions the city board of public works to remove a notice posted at a building under construction on Kart Portrercond Avenue. They claim a June 4 building permit was issued and the Inspector later posted the notice alleging chimney and wall thickness violations not stated in the permit, threatening damages if not removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Washington Poured Concrete Construction Company
Seattle Couples Wed In Quirky Licenses Note
A fragmentary notice lists licenses issued to Charlie Taylor and Mra Vina Jenaon of Seattle and Duncan McMillan with Modiey Garthiune of Seattle plus Charles Ericson of St. Paul and Violet Mercer of Be Leula.
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Charlie Taylor
Mra Vina Jenaon
Seattle
Duncan McMillan
Modiey Garthiune
Charles Ericson
St. Paul
Violet Mercer
Be Leula
Judgment Sought and Receiver Sought in Federal Suit
Murphy Grant Co of San Francisco filed a federal case against Greenberg Froe Inc of Whatcom seeking $16920.85 and the appointment of a receiver to manage Greenberg Froe’s business. The defendant admitted the complaint in their answer. Dance notices follow.
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Sulit
Murphy, Grant & Co
San Francisco
Greenberg Froe, Incorporated
Whatcom
Greenberg Frres
Steamers Albion and Alaska crews stake vast lands near Beattle
Captain Frank White and the Southern Pacific party report widespread staking of lands after a Melde of Ameha voyage. He notes many lands marked and prepared for large expenditures and outlines ongoing rigs and claims by Albion, A. O. syndicate, Alaska Steam Coal Petroleum Co, Cudahy, Spokane syndicate, Union Oil of California, and others at Kayak, Martin River, and nearby sites.
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Albion
Frank White
I Treadwell
Ameha
Beattle
Treadwell
Captaine
Hoead Canal
Metfeoran
Alaska Penineula
Veese
Catella
Aever Ae
Cilleat
Meeers
Castelig Ant Cacey
Muffalo
Welle
Cold Bay
Copper River
Rownd
Alaska Steam Coal @ Petroleum Co
the Lippy Company
A. O
Chelee
Ialand
Cudahy Company
Spokane
Martin River
Union Ol Company
California
Steve Halley
Iin Cancelion & Canfield
Eatenmive
Death at Sea Aboard PD N Co Vessel
A crewman, J. P O'Mally, died at sea about 160 miles off Cape Platters aboard the PD N Co ship from St Paul. Pneumonia amid limited medical care was blamed. The St Paul docked with 99,903 salmon cases. a strike over a 4 am call ended in three hours with no serious trouble. Superintendent William Davidson allegedly ordered extra work while intoxicated, leading to crew complaints. Another fisherman, Abi, died of illness at Uyak and was buried there.
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PD & N. Co
Witp Bt. Paul
Uvai
J. P O'Mally
Cape Platters
O'Creek
William Davidson
al Honde
Abi
Uyak
Settled San Prancisco Fight Ends Bitter Strike
The Pacific Matecome dispute concludes after a bitter men’s strike with negotiations resolving labor tensions. Details remain sparse as parties reach a settlement.
Settlement Reached Between Pacific Coast Groups
A tentative settlement has been reached along the Pacific coast from British Columbia to Meaton since this afternoon. Payments and terms were not public, but expectations are that both sides accept the deal. Special meetings will be held by all parties to ratify the agreement made by the Western Conference of Workers for the Telephone. The Sunset Telephone and Telegraph Co. is part of the Pacific States system, but no local impact is foreseen.
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Hitwell
Constantine
Thease
Kriete
Trenbie
Getters
Aut Potnwe
Pacific Coast
British Columa
Meaton
Western Conference of Bivtries
Sunset Telephone & Triesgraph Co
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Co
A Room Full of Togs
Herbert Adame was arrested by Police Men Carr and Brown on a charge of roomworking. He was found with a valuable in the room valued at 1 percent of an ion belonging to N F Rheane. Adame faces grand larceny prosecution.
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Herbert Adame
Carr and
Brown
N. F Rheane
Adame
Worker Killed at Denny Clay Works Near Black Diamond
John Drabro died after a runaway car struck him while he walked along the track at the Denny Clay works near Black Diamond. The car, parked on a side track, broke loose on a steep grade and struck him instantly. Coroner Hoye was notified and is en route to investigate the accident.
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John Drabro
Denny Clay Works
Black Diamond
Hoye
Supreme Court Upholds One Year Wait Before Remarriage
Law sustained barring divorcees from remarrying within one year of divorce grant. Also mentions steamer service Multnomah and Capital City with fare 25 cents to Tacoma and sailings from Bowardue dock at 7 am and 1 pm daily except Sunday.
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Ban Francisco
Cala
Supreme Court
Tacoma
Man Arrested For Stolen Clothes In City
McKee, detained early today on suspicion of stealing garments, was identified by the owner as the thief. Officers Hubbard and Crandall arrested him, and the owner reclaimed the clothes. McKee remains in custody awaiting further handling as the scene shifts to a novel, costumelike situation.
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McKee
Hubbard
Crandall
Polen
Judge Smites Festion Grill Over Milk Adulteration
Judge George fines Ed McKenzie and Holstein, proprietors of the Festion Grill, $26 each for milk adulteration. He notes ignorance of the law but lowers the penalty due to uncertain tests for formaldehyde and unclear knowledge of its dangers. The decision emphasizes the seriousness of milk poisoning while easing strictly punitive lines.
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George
Ed McKenzie and Holstein
Festion Grill
Divorce sought by Chasr Masicar against Adele Masicar
Chasr Masicar files for divorce in superior court on cruelty grounds. Also noted is a $2100 damages suit by J. Lioter against Beattierice Company for injuries from a Mallard car collision.
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Chasr of
Masicar
Adele Masicar
Superior Court
J. Lioter
Beattierice Company
Park theater owner seeks four new concert licenses
Thom J. Considine, proprietor of the Park variety theater at 62 Pitth Avenue South, applied to the city clerk for four new concert licenses for one year starting October 1, while claiming a six year lease on the Park theater property.
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Thom J. Considine
Park
Pitth Avenue South
Considine
Park Theater
Tillman murder trial pauses. civic event planned
In Lexington on October 3 the Tillman murder trial is adjourned to next Tuesday. G A R and W B C members are invited to a Good Citizenship lecture by I Williams at Christiansen hall Arcade building next Sunday evening. Seattle Conservatory of Music provides the music as Beattle? Beattle? Beattie? is featured. event supports Women’s Relief Corps “Good Citizenship Day” in Beattle.
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W. B.C
I. Williams
Christensen Hall
Arcade Building
Seattle Conservatory of Music
Women’s Relief Corps
Notice to Subscribers and Local Dining Ad Snippet
Notice to subscribers directs telephone requests for late Star copies before 7:30. A casual inquiry asks where to lunch and French dinner, then promotes the Grand Cafe at 414 Third Avenue between Union and Pike and a social dance at Bypher's Hall Mallard.
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Grand Cafe
Third Avenue
Union and
Pike
September Drives Record Volume for County Clerk Office
Cashier James Hreeter reports September set a record for the county clerk office with the highest fee intake in its history. Receipts in September topped prior months, signaling unprecedented prosperity for the clerk’s office this year.
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James Hreeter
Buchanan Wins Out Kansas City
Buchanan Ahan is reelected president of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers by a margin of three votes in a Kansas City meeting held on October 2.
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Kansas City
Bruch Ahan
The
International A of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Chicken Mulligatawny Gaheung Freeh Shrimp Salad
A brief culinary note lists Chicken Mulligatawny, Gaheung Freeh Shrimp Salad with Mayonnaise and Tendefiotn of Sole, accompanied by fruit.
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Tendefiotn
Sole Ata
Treasury Accepts Nation Bond Deposit as Security
Secretary Briaw authorized the Treasury Department to accept 1286 dollars worth of nation bonds as security for government deposits. The territory requested dispossession of the bonds as part of the deposit arrangement.
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Washington, BD. CC
Secretary Briaw
Treasury Department
WANTS CANN TO HEAR CASE
Superior Judge Tallman signed a writ ordering Justice Cann to hear the State v Watson or show cause why not. Watson charged with conduct tending to debauch public morale. He was arraigned before Justice Lucas. venue changed. Ballard city attorneys petitioned the writ claiming Justice Cann refused to hear the case.
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Tallman
Justice of the Peace
Cann
Joseph Watson
Watson
Lucas
Ballard
Metidate
Justice Cann
Grand Cafe Breakfast Lunch Dinner At 1414 Third Avenue
A reader notes trip to the Grand cafe located at 1414 Third Avenue for all meals. They praise the establishment as first class with reasonable prices.
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Grand Cafe
Third Avenue
Pleasure Bathhouse and Bowling Pavilion Opening at Pleasant Beach
The new $20,000 bathhouse bowling alley and shooting gallery at Pleasant Beach opens Sunday October 4 with Wagner's orchestra providing music and a full day of dancing. A grand free clam bake accompanies the event. Heats depart Pier 2 at 9 10 and 11 45 am and other times.
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Pleasant Beach
Wagner
Pier 2
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Fulmer
Agriculture College
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Pullman
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University of Washington
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Stewart & Holmes Drug Company
F. L. Newton
United States Assay Office
B. Bogardus
Ettieens
Bida
Young
Vag
Walter Walker
British Columbia
Mome
Frank Horden
Hallard
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Ranke Hall
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Florence Marvin
le. Treadwell
Southern Pacific
Death AT
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Loneates
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Lee
Leo
Corpus Domini
Cole
Ernst Bros
Pike Street
Lexington
Tillman
Rouse
Pinner
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Bypher
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Maison Barberis
Queen Olives
Brunner & Co
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London
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