Night Beat in Seattle A Patrolman's Tale Chapter 7
Officer Sullivan recounts a graveyard shift with Patrolman Charlie Whiting along First Avenue and Cherry Street. They barhop through pool rooms and a Breakers cafe, respond to hotel robbery chatter, chase a missing man, and endure a 3 a.m. walk that ends with the narrator glad to return home on the force.
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First
Bee Endlaves
Charlie Whiting
Whiting
Charlie
First Ave
South Hind
Democratic Candidate Boh lke Seeks Lieutenant Governor Post
Bo h lke a Seattle businessman farmer and horticulturist born 1874 in Minnesota is the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor. Former Seattle city council member and 1919 Washington House member he now owns the BE F Maine orchard near Grandview and cites irrigation as a key interest.
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Seattle
House of Representatives
Washington
H. C. Bohlke
Bohlke
Grandview
Mr. Bohike
Dodge County
Minnesota
Mr. Bohrke
Bohrke
Wenatchee Valley
Bohike
BE. F. Maine
Yakima Valley
Pacific Coast
Lutheran Church Council of America
California
Oregon
British Columbia
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Robert Warwick
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First National
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Pike
Motha
Robert W. Chambers
2MD & University
Officer Sullivan
Lee Sullivan
The
Star
Sullivan
Pelles Wuelform
Beate
BY Lee Sullivan
Breakers Cafe
Cherry St
Patha
Feron
Harvey Breck
Seattles
Exhibitors, Inc
Edward Jose
Madge Kennedy
Clemmer Music
Liborius Hauptman
Barcarole
Chester Conklin
News Weekly
Will Rogers
Hoosier
London
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Chas. Schwartz Optometrist and Mfg
Epler
Turrell’s
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Turrell Shoe Company
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