Campaign Bill On County Funds Sparks Probe
A county board of equalization audit reveals a questionable bill totaling 104.96 for cigars ice cream cakes and candy paid from the current expense fund. Investigators seek further campaign material as Charles A. Reynolds Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney requested a photo of the bill but was refused by Deputy County Auditor B C Brier.
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Une
County Current Expense Fund
Charles A. Reynolds
Court House
B.C. Brier
Man Dies in Transit in Aged Traveler’s Race to Health
An elderly man aboard a liner near Martinique raced toward San Francisco after news of a sick wife. He died just days after reaching Beattie, missing the chance to comfort her as telegrams and trains failed to connect. Report notes he acted with care for others during the voyage.
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Miles
Robertaon
Cannon 3 In The Way Of Quinault Reservation Park
Congressman Humphrey opposes setting aside any more Quinault Indian Reservation land for a national park during Speaker Cannon’s tenure. He tells the Chamber of Commerce the effort to claim a portion on the Pacific coast will fail and urges immediate steps toward a center Olympic park while noting the chamber’s interests.
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Cannon
Chamber of Commerce
Quinault
Pacific Coast
Humphrey
Chamber
Thie Park
Olympic Mountains
Nebraska village smithy woman runs shop with family
Mrs. Philip P. Wilcox, a small Blacksmith of College View Nebraska, runs a two story shop with her husband and three daughters. She learned the trade from her husband who previously worked in Ottawa Kansas and resigned from railroad work on Sabbath to keep the shop. The Wilcox family adheres to Seventh Day Adventist practice. The eldest daughter is an expert bicycle repairer and the other two daughters are also skilled at smithing and repair work.
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Lincoln
Neb
Philip P. Wilcox
College View
Wilcox
Ottawa
Mr. Wilcox
Mra Wilcox
Han
Annual Session of Charity Society Reports And Elections
The Charity Organization Society held its annual banquet and meeting at Plymouth Congregational Church with about 75 attendees. Miss Anna Murray presented the annual report, John Schram summarized the year, and Rev. Van Horn spoke on charity work. Seven directors were elected for three years and three others to complete unexpired terms.
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Charity Organization Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
Anna Murray
0Ciety
John Schram
E Shorrock
F. J. van Horn
Convention Opens in Everett Youth Alliance Session
The district convention of the Young People's Alliance and the Sunday school of the Evangelical church opened last night in Everett. Delegates come from Seattle Tacoma Portland and Bellingham. The convention will run for two days.
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Everett
The
Young People's Alliance
Evangelical Church
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Bellingham
Baleed at Hoquiam and sawmill contract
Le e Nellis, accidentally killed in Seattle while aboard the Ta Ana, was well known in Hoquiam where he grew up. The National Lumber and Box Company of Hoquiam has set a contract to local parties to handle the entire output of their large sawmill.
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Baleed
Hoquiam
Moquiam
Wilt
National Lumber & Box Company
Par Jlee
New Ocean Pier Company Formed
A new corporation named Ocean Pier Company selected Fread Furth as president. The firm plans a general warehousing and dockage operation and will begin construction immediately as part of its this season enterprise ambitions.
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New Corporation
DEEN
Fread
Furth
Oqcean Pier Company
Unknown Man Fatally Struck Near Tacoma Rail Junction
The mutilated body of an unknown man was found yesterday morning near the junction of the Tacoma Railway and Power Company American Lake line and the Northern Pacific track at the foot of H street Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Tacoma Railway & Power Company
American Lake Electric
Northern Pacific
Lecture Delivered by Rev Irving Tomlinson in Walla Walla
The tenth annual Christian Science lecture was delivered in Walla Walla by Rev. Irving Tomlinson of Concord New Hampshire to a large crowd last night. F H Stickney, disbursing clerk for the navy department, died at his home in Washington aged 76. He had served in government work since 187?
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Walla Walla
Rev. Irving
Stickney
Washington
F. H. Stickney
Navy Department
Cushman and McLean to Open Campaign in Hoquiam
Hoquiam hosts a political event as Congressman Francie W. Cushman and Henry McLean of Skagit County announce the campaign kickoff on October 30 under the Hoquiam Republican club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Francie W. Cushman
Henry Mclean
Skagit County
Hoquiam Republican Club
Restaurant owner files complaint against local policeman
Walla Walla on October 24 Pierre Arrousees, owner, filed charges after Policeman L C Goodwin refused to arrest a man who appeared to have an expectoration on a restaurant floor. He asks the council to act on the case.
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Walla Walla
L. C. Goodwin
Pierre Arrousees
Council
Runaway Car Injures Score of Passengers in Schenectady
A Troy and Schenectady Railway company car bound for Albany failed to take a curve at Union and McClellan streets yesterday in Schenectady New York. The car dashed into a pole and overturned injuring a score of passengers.
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Schneoctady
N. Y
Behnectady
Troy
Youthful bandit sentenced to 26 years in Folsom
Charles J. Smith, 22, from Chicago, led a youthful gang that robbed many people in September. Police captured them, and he received a 26 year sentence at Folsom penitentiary in Los Angeles on October 24.
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Los Angeles
Chas. J. Smith
Chicago
Folsom Penitentiary
Brittan clue eyed in missing Toll Gate lad case
R L Brittan, father of Cecil Brittan who vanished July 16 near Toll Gate, believes a new clue may locate him. Ex Mayor George W Bab cock received a letter from L Loughary, a former McMinnville resident and old friend, claiming to have information from an unnamed writer.
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Walla Walla
R. L. Brittan
Cecil Brittan
George W. Babcock
L. Loughary
McMinnville
Ore
Boy Likely Located Near Albuquerque NM
Report from Albuquerque indicates the missing boy is now believed to be in New Mexico rather than far from the city. Local authorities and residents are urged to remain vigilant and report any sightings to police.
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Albuquerque, N. M
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Plumbers Strike Talks Break Off in Tacoma
After a lengthy conference between master plumbers and striking workers, negotiations for a settlement ended without agreement in Tacoma on October 24.
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Tacoma
Two Cherry Valley Ranchers Bound Over in Dog Killing Case
On Oct 24 Everett reports William Finley and Charles Manlett, two young ranchers of Cherry Valley, were bound over to the prior court on the charge of cruelly killing dogs.
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Everett
William Finley
Charles Manlett
Cherry Valley
Kincaid Arrives as New Warden at State Penitentiary
Walla Walla report states M. F. Kincaid, the new warden, arrived early yesterday morning. He was accompanied by C. C. Aspinwall, clerk of the board of control.
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Kincaid
Walla Walla
M. F. Kincaid
State Penitentiary
C. C. Aspinwall
Board of Control
Yakima Traction stockholders subscribe $160000 for line
North Yakima October 24 stockholders of the Yakima Intervalley Traction company subscribed 160000 for the construction of the electric railway serving the valley.
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North Yakima
Yakima Intervalley Traction Company
Thin Jelty and
Valley
E B Edson Dies Former Governor Hopeful Succumbs
E B Koleov, ex railroad commissioner and four years ago a Republican governor nominee hopeful, died yesterday at his Gaselle home in Gazelle California.
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Ee. B. Edson
Gazellm
Cal
E. B. Koleov
Gaselle
Band of alleged thieves exposed by arrest of youth leader
Aberdeen reports the arrest and detention of Joseph Epstein a 17 or 18 year old worker at Kaufman Bros revealing a youthful band of alleged thieves and capturing their leader.
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Aberdeen
Joseph Epstein
Kaufman Bros
Therr
Cushman Addresses Large RITZVILLE Crowd at Court House
Congress man Cushman spoke last night to a large audience at the courthouse in Ritzville. His remarks on administration prosperity drew applause and clear attention from attendees.
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Cushman
Ritzville
Congressman Cushman
Court House
Steamer Brings Body of Patented Medicines Proprietor
Victoria B C Oct 24 The steamer Moana from Australia delivered the body of Robert Fulford proprietor of patent medicines who died during a visit to Australia He is a son of Fulford Brockville Canada.
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Victoria
B. C
Moana
Australia
Robert Fulford
Fulford
Brockville, Can
Bound Over to Superior Court for Push Car Incident
Eugene Niles, recently arrested for shooting at an O R & N car, was bound over to the superior court for placing a push car on the track, which a train ran into and wrecked. The boy is imbued with the Jesse James idea and amuses himself by shooting holes through hats.
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Walla Walla
Eugene Niles
Superior Court
Jesse James
Fuel Shortage Pushes Coal to Six Dollar Plus
Det. 24 describes a worsening fuel famine as winter nears with coal priced at 6.25 per ton and limited supplies. The note signals rising costs and scarcity impacting residents in Ritzville and surrounding areas.
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Ritzvilling
Det
Passengers Rescued After Steamer Sinks Off Port
In Vladivostok on Saturday the steamship Variagin struck a floating mine and sank. Fourteen crew members and 95 passengers were saved by Chinese boats after the vessel began to founder in the bay.
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Vladivostok
Ort
Embezzlement Charge Against Huntington Man at People's Bank
Charles Behrens formerly cashier for the People s bank in Jasper Ind is under arrest accused of embezzling 24000 from the bank authorities reported the case today noting the span of funds and his former position in the bank's Jasper office
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Jasper
Ind
Charles Behrens
Huntington
People's Bank
King at Races
King Feodor left Buckingham Palace in an automobile at noon yesterday to spend the rest of the week at Newmarket races amid expectations parliament would yield no major features.
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London
King Feoward
Buckingham Palace
Newmarket
Body Found After Disappearance Near Lampson Spur
The body of Ernest Bratner, 27, missing since Oct. 15, was found in the river at Ono. He worked cutting shingle bolts and likely fell into the water while crossing on a raft. Burial planned in Ono.
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Snohomibh
Ernest Bratner
Lampson Spur
Ono
Robbers Captured After 36-Hour Bank Heist Pursuit
Minot notes a 36 hour chase ending in the capture of five bandits who robbed the Sawyer bank of 4600 dollars early Monday. A battle with citizens followed and about 200 shots were fired.
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Minot
N. D
Sheriffs
Bawyer, N. D
Health Inspector Probes Hoquiam Typhoid Epidemic
Dr. Ray Matson a Portland bacteriologist arrived in Hoquiam to investigate the typhoid outbreak that has plagued the city for two months.
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Hoquiam
Ray ©. Matson
Portland
Oregon
Wheat Thieves Reported in Tacoma Yard Thefts
An Italian named Frank Fortino and young men Del Farmer James Calhoun were arrested on the report of Northern Pact detectives, charged with complicity in recent wheat thefts from a railroad company's yards in Tacoma on October 24.
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Tacoma
Ital
Frank Fortino
Del
James Calhoun
Northern Pact
Yarda
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