Police wireless signal system eyed for Berkeley force
Berkeley may equip every patrolman with a portable wireless device under Charles Parmenter’s plan. The hat or vest carries the unit, sending signals from headquarters and recording in dots and dashes on a tape. Chief Vollmer will test the system once gear is produced.
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Seattle Star
Berkeley
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City
Charles Parmenter
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Parmenter
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Market Prices Today
Market prices today list various fruits vegetables and goods with per unit or per box rates. Items include tomatoes peaches grapes apples and cornichon with prices ranging from fractions of a dollar to about 1.50 per box or basket.
First Dinner Held by Trinity Pariah Club
The Trinity Pariah club held the first dinner in a winter series last night. Jihei Hashiguchi of Washington University delivered the principal address, asserting that 10,000,000 Japanese will become U.S. residents despite possible exclusion laws.
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Trinity Pariah Club
Jihei Hashiguchi
Washington University
Wan
Japan
United States
First Presbyterian seeks funds to finish new temple debt
A church committee at First Presbyterian works among members to raise about $65,000 to complete the payment on the Seventh avenue and Marion street church. The new church and grounds cost roughly $275,000 funded by selling the old a avenue premises. Pastor Rev. M. A. Matthews aims to clear the debt and use the new edifice soon.
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First Presbyterian Church
Seventh Av
Marion St
M.A. Matthews
Occu
Corporate filings list Seattle and Spokane companies with new capital
Star Special Service reports in Olympia the secretary of state records several corporations: Schwatachild & Sulzburger of Seattle, $10,000. Silvertip Consolidated Mining and Smelting of Spokane, $1,000,000. Kirki and Jeanita Land Company of Seattle, $50,900. Florence Rae Copper Company of Seattle, $1,000,000. Pacific Steel and Wire Company of California admitted to business. William Cart Zutt, J. W. Osborne, L. Blaine Osborne, D. R. Classow named as principals. Winfield B. Smith of Seattle designated state agent.
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Olympia
Corporation
Secretary of
Schwatachild & Sulzburger Company
Seattle
J. & Metsey
Hubert Stone
BE. A. Lundberg
Silvertip Consolidated Mining of and Smelting Company
Spokane
William Cart Zutt
J. W. Osborne
L. Blaine Osborne
D. R. Classow
Kirki and Jeanita Land Company
A. B. Howell
Stephen J. Weeks
William Thaanum
Florence Rae
Special One Way Rates Offered for Western Travel
The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company offers fall colonist rates from Chicago to the West during September and October. Prices listed include Chicago to St Louis 33 dollars, to Omaha Kansas City and Missouri River Ports 25.09 dollars. Deposits are taken at the Union Ticket Office, 608 First Ave. Elita is the General Agent.
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Oregon R. ER. & Nav. Co
Chicago
St Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Missouri River
Union Ticket Office
E. E. Elita
Gen
Defense of Melody Choir will sought in probate case
Charlies E. Horton and James Moran executors of Melody Choirs estate asked the superior court yesterday for funds to defend the will. The estate is valued at about 116200 and directs all property toward a tomb for Choir and his dog. Choirs mother, described as feeble minded, is pursuing a share through a guardian.
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Melody Choir
Charlies E. Horton
James Moran
Choir
Insurance agent finds no policy for deceased Logan
Co B Fell of Prudential confirms C. B. Logan found dead between Hillman City and Graham Station carried no policy. Logan applied Oct 3 the date of his alleged will, but no action was taken and no premiums were paid. Logan’s will divides the $2,500 life policy among various bequests.
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Fell
Prudential Insurance Co
Logan
Hillman City
Graham Station
Court-advised Eaton warrants total 4060 dollars
County Treasurer Matt H. Gormley states no payout will occur until court or the provoking attorney approves. The warrants, including accrued interest, total 4060 dollars.
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Matt H. Gormley
Eaton
Grand Camp of Arctic Brotherhood Set for Ta coma Dates
Delegates met at the Alaska club after a preliminary session to plan attendance for the Grand Camp to be held in Ta coma on November 7 8 and 9 this year.
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The
Arctic Brotherhood
Tacoma
Alaska Club
Army Deserters Sentenced and Divorce Appeal Dropped
Joseph Lavie a deserter from Vancouver barracks received 18 months hard labor on Alcatraz Island. Private Eugene Mouth deserter from Ft. Colombia to forfeit 10 dollars per month from pay for four months. The countess Anna Robinson of Minneapolis had her appeal against divorce dismissed. Public notices include rent at Piper and 1034 Secondady.
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Joseph KE. Lavie
Vancouver Barracks
Alcatras Island
Eugene Mouth
Colombia
Moat
Edinburgh
Roslyn
Mies Anna Robinson
Minneapolia
Winth Ward meeting backs city charter amendment
A Winth Ward meeting approved a proposed city charter amendment. The plan would require the mayor and department heads to meet monthly to discuss city affairs. Councilman Murphy, a member of the ward committee, will be asked to support the amendment.
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Vow
Turbulent Tacoma politics flare as mayoral race heats up
Reports from Tacoma describe Republican efforts to back Allen Mason for mayor as Chehalis county showcases at the auto fair. Meanwhile Kent Mayor Bower resigns effective November 1 and several incumbents decline re election leaving a full council ballot. An Aberdeen German Rudolph Alterman is found dead under suspicious circumstances.
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Chas. Rh. Wilson
Aberdeen
Padgett
Tacoma
Allen
Mason
Chehalis County
Aot
O P.B
Vancouver
Bingham
Anacortes
Everett
Bower
Kent
Rudolph Alterman
Chief of Police Against It
San Francisco reports possible prosecution of Chief Bigey for issuing orders to disarm United Railroads employees. He admits fear of initiating indiscriminate searches. Patrolmen have previously searched workers without finding concealed weapons. The United Railroads law department weighs charges, with action possible within days.
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United Press
San Francisco
Bigey
U Uing
United Railroads
Miggy
United Railroads Law Department
British Columbia Merchant Released After $4500 Timber Dispute
Hoala Bull, a wealthy BC merchant, was arrested by local police and charged with stealing several thousand dollars from Indian timber cruiser George Myers. He was released after posting $4,500 to the complainant, the amount alleged to be due in a timber land sale dispute.
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Hoala Bull
British Columbia
George Myers
Timberland magnate buys Boleduck Hot Springs site
Michael Karlow of Seattle Timberland Company purchased the Boleduck Hot Springs in the Olympic range along with 420 acres of dense timberland. Reported price is said to be around 50 dollars per acre, though figures vary.
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Michael Karlow
Seattle
Boleduck
Olympic Range
Optical ad urging strain relief and comfort
Have the strain removed before serious trouble develops. We are spectaliata and can make your eyes comfortable. Schuchard Optical Co. 1207 Second Ave.
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Schuchard Optical Co
Tramp Steals From Wilburton Saloonkeeper on Departure
An ungrateful tramp who spent days in Wilburton left town after saving money and then stole $50 and a phonograph from Antone Sutro, the local saloonkeeper.
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Wilburton
Antone Sutro
King County Good Roads Club Plans Saturday Meeting
A meeting of the King County Good Roads club is being arranged for Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce. State Highway Commissioner Snow will give the address on road work in the state. The notice ends with unclear advertising lines.
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King County Good Roads Club
Chamber of Commerce
Snow
Body Believed Found in Harlem River
In New York on October 23, authorities believe the body recovered from the Harlem river is Mrs. Clifford Hartridge wife of a former counsel for Harry K. yaw. Her husband and mother have not identified the remains at the morgue, with apparent indifference noted. A French carpenter seen in street attire stands by as detritus of a fragmented report circulates. The Washington Fire has been admitted in Louisiana.
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New York
Clifford Hartridge
Harry K. Yaw
Harlem
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