Sheriff Smith Accused of Abusing Special Deputy Appointments
Reporter cites widespread use of special deputy commissions by Sheriff Smith including private detectives, casino operators, and political operatives. Many appointed without clear authority or proper records, with several named individuals under arrest or tied to questionable activities. Local officials and county workers also listed among appointees, many not listed in city directories.
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King County
Au Lller
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Louis Hung
Maret
Alae W. M. Guse
Smith's Cove
James Wilson
P. Coliina
Northern Pacific
KR. P. Cunningham
West Seattle
C. Brier
George F. Rumsell
Fred Cometock
Charles Buckingham
Christmas Toy Shopping Opens Brightly Across Big Stores
Shoppers gathered as heavy crates of toys labeled made in Germany arrived before two major department stores. A doorwalker noted stocks are replenished while vendors expect a season similar to 1965 with elaborate displays and new novelties.
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Fmity
Lesat
Germany
Bie
Prosperous Year Buoys Christmas Stock for Merchants
The passage suggests that wider prosperity leads to larger holiday stockpiles by dealers, implying a fat Christmas for merchants as wealth increases among the general public. It frames the season as influenced by overall economic conditions and consumer demand.
Republican Rally in Arcade Block Emphasizes Cushman Speech
Congressman F W Cushman will headline a Republican meeting at Beans ball in the Arcade block hosted by the Young Men’s Republican club. Ralph Nichola presides, John Higgins acts as presiding officer, with J B Alexander and Edgar C Raine delivering brief addresses. A final county meeting is planned with Humphrey and Piles on the eve of the election.
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F. W. Cushman
Young Men's Republican Club
Ralph Nichola
John ©. Higgins
Congress Cu
OME WILL SUE ADOLPH BALD
Mrs G W Armstrong former wife of Adolph Haws pursues $20000 damages for slanderous remarks by Haws. Attorney A J Boeckert represents her, alleging statements that she was a piano in a Nome dance hall. The suit follows a failed marriage and divorce.
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A. J. Boeckert
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Wan Ie
Nome
Ifa
Prominent Mining Man Armatrong Resides in Nome
Noted mining figure and his spouse reside in Nome with strong ties to the industry. His father lives in Ballard, reflecting regional connections in the mining community.
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Mra. Armatrong Alll
Nome
Ballard
Tom Gin Chow Funeral Led East West Mixing
The initial funeral of Tom Gin Chow a Seattle Mason and Chinese community leader featured Chinese band music and ornate attire. The body was not buried at Lakeview Cemetery and will be shipped to China for final burial.
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Wagners Band
Tom Gin Chow
Seattle Masons
Lakeview Cemetery
China
Masonic Tong
Brockhagen and Talanka wed at Ta coma parsonage
Fred A. Brockhagen advertising manager of The Seattle Star married Misa Louise A. Talanka at the Catholic parsonage in Ta coma on October 17. Brockhagen previously lived in St. Louis where he worked as a traveling salesman for a wholesale house.
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Tacoma
Fred A. Brockhagen
The
Seattle Star
Misa Louise A. Talanka
Brockhagen
Seattle
St. Louie
Advertising chief changes at The Star Seattle
The city sees a new advertising department manager at The Star. Mies Talaska, from Alpena Michigan, has worked in the cloak and suit department of the Garvey Duchanan company before joining the paper's ad division.
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Star
Mies Talaska
Seattle
Alpena
Mich
Garvey Duchanan Company
Jewish Night at the Fair Draws $2,000 This Week
The Cathedral fair posted $2,000 on Saturday night and about $10,000 overall. Expected attendance and voting contest proceeds may push the total to around $20,000 more. Tonight features Jewish night with the Royal Italian band in attendance.
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Cathedral Fair
Democratic Meetings At Fremont And Green Lake Ludington
Democratic mass meetings scheduled for this evening at Odd Fellows hall Fremont and Colmans hall Green Lake will feature speakers C A Reynolds Judge F A Mc Donald D Thomas Davies and others. A second meeting tomorrow night at the Labor Temple will include William Blackman candidate for congress and C C Young organizer for the state grange.
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C. A. Reynolds
F. A. McDonald
D. Thomas Davies
Odd Fellows Hall
Fremont
Colman's Hall
Green Lake
Labor Temple
Wiliam Blackman
Congress
C. C. Young
State Grange
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