Protest Against Henry Beck Grows In Pike District
Anti Beck movement intensifies as Rev Mell calls an anticBeck meeting at Queen Anne church tonight. Mayor Moore, George F Cotterill, and L. Kirkpatrick to speak. Women circulate petitions in Sixth and Eighth wards urging voters to oppose the saloonkeeper nominee for the legislature.
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Henry Beck
Good Citi Sons
O. MH. Mell
Queen Anne M
Moore
George F. Cotterill
State Senate
L. & Kirkpatrick
The
Civic Union
Beck
Golegatas
Lyons-Zhinden
Franchised in Council City Dads Pass Pawnbrokers Licenses
The Seattle council passed a pawnbrokers license ordinance setting a $150 license and daily reports to the police. It also approved franchises for Seattle Electric Company routes and blocked old street railway petitions as part of a city hall cleanup.
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Bseattle Electric Company
Queen Anne Hill
Lake Union
Latonaay
East Staty Fifth St
Gill
Ewing and
Wallingford Sts
Tayloray
Corporations Committee
Seattle Electric Company
Westlake Boulevard
Deapyway
Cedar St
Couner
Fourth Av
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar River
King County Medical Association
Great Northern
Washington & Northern
Wappenstein
Moore
Bayview #t. et al
Sawyer
Seneca
Conway
Beacon Hill
Fire and Water Committee
Twenty-third Ave
Hat sale at Seattle Factory draws line for limited stock
A fragment notes a sale at Seattle Hat Factory offering hats at 1.04 dollars from a regular value of 1.50 to 2.00 while stocks last. The address reads 1310 Seconday.
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Seattle
Police Court Dramas Highlight Local Court Divides Fates
Emily Carroll facing another suspended sentence pleads for leniency as she shows clothing bundles proving plans to leave the city. Judge Gordon orders bond or three months in county jail. Old-timer A. C. McBride gets 36 days and $100 fine. Several others receive short jail terms or fines amid a string of saloon related incidents.
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Emily Carroll
Gordon
Etl
Boatty Ferguson
A. C. McBride
Meliryer
Herman Apron
Peterson
Wappy
Frank Pearson
James Smith
Fr. Bryan
Johan Richards
W Netrum
Joe Dixon
George Wilbur
Harry Atkins
PF. W. Beard
A. J. Connelly
City Council Advances Several Street Works and Licenses
The council approved multiple improvement projects including grading and sidewalk work on First Avenue North and nearby streets, with details listing Marrett to Seventeenth Avenues West and Latona Avenue sewer work. Sixteen liquor licenses were also granted.
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Cal
Galer
Manna
Howell
Marrett
Latona
Pope Meets Bishop Burke in Rome
Bishop Burke of St Joseph Missouri reports to the pope his enthusiasm for America and the pope says the world may soon adopt American ideals of civilization.
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Rome
Det
Burke
St Joseph
America
Treasury to ration bank circulation increase requests
The treasury department announced that all applicants for an increase in bank circulation under Secretary Shaw's plan will be acted upon in order received. Large banks may receive less than requested to accommodate smaller banks.
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Beripps Telegraph Service
Washington
Treasury Department
Shaw
Trouble Ahead as General Strike Anticipated
Warsaw reports expected turmoil tomorrow due to a general strike and protests against executions of selected troops as garrisons tighten command and an anticipated outbreak looms.
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Warsaw
Hat sale at Seattle Hat Factory cuts prices
Regular value from 1.40 to 3.00 reduced at Seattle Hat Factory located on 1116 Second Avenue while they last for 16.
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Seattle
City Council Approves 30 New Police Recruits
The council voted to pass an ordinance to add 30 patrolmen to the police department after a mayoral message highlighted the city’s rising criminal element and the need for immediate staffing.
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Ordimance
Wicka Will Sustained Leaving Estate to Nephew Walden
The court sustained the will of Thomas P. Wicka worth about $900,000. He left most of his property to his nephew Walden, despite three divorced wives two daughters and one son. The case involved sensational testimony of drinking and questionable escapades.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Chicago
Thomas P. Wicka
Neaphew
Walden
Bargain Prices At Hartell's Red Cross Store
Customer advice highlights savings at Hartell's Red Cross Store 616 Second Ave with low prices on Fairfax hot water bottles syringes and related drug store items. Bartels advertises 65¢ syringes 50s domestic goods and two year guaranteed Goodyear products for $1.50.
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Hartell
Red Cross
Second Ave
Bartels
Fairfax
Beamiess
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