Procrastinator Scott in Seattle Gambler Scandal
A Seattle gambling scandal centers on Hugh Behn a self styled fixer and his protection scheme at the Union Club and Rainier Grand Hotel Involving Procrastination Attorney Scott Callahan and deputy sheriff Boott Authorities deny formal action but admit rumor of guarded gambling and alleged political connections.
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Hugh Behn
Behn
Superior Court
Johny Clancy
Scott
Ee Tenderloin
Hosagver Wn Gamble
Behn Renders It Still Ugtie
Olf Union Club
Second Avenue South
Para Bank Roulette
Hagard
Grand
J. J. Callahan
Union Club #1
Grand Jury
Rainier-Grand Hotel
Bite
Rehn
Callahan
Sullivan
Aviation Attorney's
Seattle
California Legilature
Behn @ Callahan
Insomnala Institute
Mr. Scott
Jumped From Runaway Streetcar Crash With Few Serious Injuries
A Main Street streetcar ran out of control on a slippery track and derailed near Occidental Avenue. Passengers leapt from the car or held on as it raced to a halt. five men and a girl escaped with bruises and scratches while the motorman and conductor kept their posts. No major injuries reported and most victims reached home unaided.
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Main Street
Beattie
Eyetom
Seventh Avenue
Occidental Avenue
Kempster
Big Seattle manufacturers join national association
D M Parry leads Seattle firms into the National Manufacturers' Association amid denunciations of graft. Col Charles Kahle reports 2400 members with firms including Moran Brow, Pacific Coast Biscuit, Snoqualmie Falls Power, Seattle Lumber, and Seattle Mattress. Railroad and bank managers barred. The drive aims for self protection of manufacturing interests.
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Seattle
National Manufacturers’ Association
D. M Parry
Charles Kahie
Everett
Aiready
Seane Pleetrie Company
Moran
Aften Lavender & Bhiingle Company
Sastile Pewing & Maltington
Volcanion Works
Stetson-loe Mul Company
Heffernan
City official vows action against gambling in wake of complaints
A city official said there has been no order stopping arrests for gambling and that any complaint will be investigated. He stressed he is not connected with gambling rings and would issue warrants if complaints prove evidence, enforcing state law and offering remedies through the courts.
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Sullian
Sullivan Ie
Satia
Behn
Callahan
Kell Anid
Mc Grath Firm Wins Federal Building Contract
John Moelirath of Mc Grath & Dehamel learned of the award for the new federal building to his firm from a star reporter. Mc Grath expects to complete the project within the time limit, February 18, after the official modification is received. A. D. Willer, with a bad Nome record, was arrested on First Avenue South by Patrolman MetClorg earlier today.
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John Moelirath
Mc Grath & Dehamel
Hie
Star
MctGrath
Tim Tm
A. D. Willer
Nome
MetClorg
First Avenue South
Fire destroys two story residence at Latona Avenue
A two story frame house at 37 Brooklyn Avenue Latona burned to the ground in the early morning. Alarm delayed and Fremont station may not have reached in time. Loss estimated at 4 with building insured for 1.2 though contents were uninsured. Fire thought caused by a defective flue. family discovered flames as they grew. Bucket brigade organized but unable to save the structure.
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Donaldson
Brooklyn Avenue
Laxtone
Fremont
May Die in Phoenix Hotel Room After Suspected Overdose
George Day, a middle aged man, was found unconscious in his room at a Phoenix hotel yesterday afternoon. He had ingested a large amount of alcohol and fumes from a burned lamp, and it was unclear if he attempted suicide. He was taken to the Wayne Side Mansion hospital in critical condition. Day had checked into the hotel during the day and rented a room, and was found sitting under a liquor bottle before losing consciousness.
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George Day
Phoenix
Minsion Hospital
Day
Benday
Henee
Fire at White House Crimmins lumber yard destroys plant
A blaze swept the White House Crimmins & Co lumber yard in Walla Walla yesterday morning, consuming the yard and planing mill within an hour. The loss is about 60 000 with insurance covering roughly a quarter. Fifty workers lose their jobs as the plant and offices burn.
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Star
Walla Walla
Whitehouse, Crimmins & Co
Hurr
Girls Give Up the Fight in Spokane Telegraph Union Strike
After a two month struggle with noisy sessions, Spokane telephone workers have given up their strike and will disband. Some return to old jobs while others seek new employment. Bitter feelings target other unions, except linemen who were already striking.
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Spokane Ooh
Irns
Eight bous working salvation in Kalamazoo story
Among thousands following General Booth banner eight Routers Balva thontata attract attention. Their father and mother belong to the Salvation Army and four sons and daughters perform commendable work in the same organization. Two more are religiously inclined in other pursuits.
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Kalamazoo, Mich
Booth
Balvathontata
Salvation Army
Wreck Report And Coastal Disruption From Currituck
Oct 12 report details wreck of the Mabel Mose folk schooner and the Howlett of New Hope with crews rescued after heavy damage. Captain Ames boat Ocean Helle body washed ashore. Cape Charles lightship broke moorings, isolating Granton New Durham Oakland Mooningdale Porpton Butler. food shortage and drowning fatalities noted as rescue efforts rush to affected areas.
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Captain Ames
Ocean Helle
Cape Charles
Chesapeake Bay
Granton
New Durham
Oakland
Moomingdale
Porpton
Butler
Mountain View
Here
Father
Charlee Carr
Jim Alt Ou
DOWN U. AND STEEL COMMON AND PREFFERED STOCKS MAKE NEW
The article notes a shift in common and preffered shares for United States Steel and related companies as new market moves take effect. Investors monitor price changes and corporate actions amid uncertain conditions.
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U. & Steel
New York Stocks Hit Morning Low Record
New York markets opened at a new low for the day as stocks slumped, with the day’s biggest decliners noted among major listings. Traders watched movements in leading issues and large sellers like Landon Girma among the active participants.
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New York
Feel Common
Landon Girma
Death of Justice of the Peace Terpening Under Suspicion
Mystery surrounds the death of W. H. Terpening a local justice of the peace found near the Great Northern railway racks. Initial assessment suggests being struck by a train though robbery rumors persist. The coroner’s jury returned a verdict of death from being struck by a train.
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Star
Elm
W. H. Terpenina
Great Northern Railway
Justice Terpening
George W. Stocker
Spokane
New Mexico Progress Shown At Territorial Fair
Albuquerque witnesses a lavish territorial fair with strong exhibits highlighting New Mexico’s natural resources and progress toward statehood. The fair runs through the week as attendees view fruit displays tied to favorable litigation outcomes and other regional achievements.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Canneries Visited by Revenue Cutter Crew
Revenue cutter Perry returns from Alaska inspecting canneries this afternoon. Colonel Kutchin and special agents verify certificates held by Chinese workers to confirm residence status. Perry awaits arrival of the revenue cutter McCulloch and tug Arcata towing to Port Townsend from San Francisco.
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Kutchin
Treasury Department
Karia
Kravesunas
Vana
Perry
San Francisco
McCulloch
Port Townsend
Arcata
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Beatrice Strafford
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Luke
Peter
Satan
THE
National Association
M'Grath
Latona
J. J. Donaldson
Phoenix Hotel
Big Blaze
Bouters
Pany
Reat
Raphe
Atlantic
LOW Records
Justice OF the Peace
Herman Krahn
Mietron-Port Mill Company
Inez Auguat
Morris
Justice Cann
Aned
Dave Moore
Battar
Ranth
Revenue Cutter
Combine
Queen City Laundry
First Avenue
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Third Avenue
Pike Street
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Wilzinski Optical Company
Suite 314
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