Washington 1914 General Election Here in King County
King County voters face statewide and local ballots on November 3 1914. Ballot items include U S Senator and two Congress seats plus state and county offices and several initiative measures with districts named for Seattle Auburn Kent and Renton. Bond issue for King County Court House expansion also appears on the ballot.
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Washington
Bill James Ready to Sign Federal League Contract
Seattle star Bill James says he would consider a Federal league deal after his 1915 Braves contract expires. He notes current Braves offer of 5500 for 1916 is below his believed worth of 6500 and hints at a holdout if salaries do not rise. James remains with the all star group touring through Seattle en route to Portland.
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Hrave
Bill
All Star Party
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Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Court Notes
An OCR fragment references a Baptist church court case and a scheduled event on Friday. Mentions include students, a declaration, and a ward, with unclear names and places. The text is garbled and difficult to decipher into concrete facts or outcomes.
Democratic Ticket Names for Local Elections
A list of candidates across multiple districts including United States Senator W W Plack and Representatives in Congress in various districts, plus state senate and house candidates, county officials, and precinct positions. Names include Wm lek man Moore, George Murphy, C V Lochmidge, J C Rathbun, Tom Patterson, Mra Pf Phillips, Harry M Westfall, J F Cronin, J C Levold, Paul Land, Nufes W Littleton, A Jeff Nelson, and Beattie Beattie precinct officials.
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W. W Plack
Congress
Lekman Moore
Fair
Aist
P. C Leonard
Sind
George V. Catroth
H. W. Zilebarth
Charles G. Helmer
J. H. Hemer
George Murphy
Jeaae P. Calhoun
Archie Smith
C. V. Lochmidge
W. A. Brady
John Casey
John C. Rathbun
Chas. V. Beardslee
Tom & Patterson
Mra
Local Ballot Slate Includes Senators and Officials
A dense list presents candidates for various state and county offices including United States Senator Adam Barth Glenn Hoover and multiple Hoover districts. It also outlines state senate districts, state representatives districts with vote counts, county officers such as Auditor Clerk Sheriff Engineer Coroner commissioners and local precinct positions with voting instructions. The document reflects a wide range of names and district references governing upcoming elections.
Local Ballot Listings Show Districts and Official Names
A long OCR fragment lists United States Senate and Representative candidates for multiple districts, followed by state senatorial districts and county offices. It names officials such as Campbell Wal and Houser, plus county roles like Auditor Syren Phelps, Clerk W Klwain, Assessor John Fletcher, Treasurer W C Hyatt, Prosecuting Attorney Alfred H Lundin, Sheriff Robert T Hodge, Engineer A F E Fuller, Coroner William McDowell, and commissioners and Seattle precinct Justices of the Peace and Constables to vote for.
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Seattle Boy Makes Oberlin U Squad
Roger W. Hillis, sobr of W. A. Hillis of 6128 Pilgrim Ave, a Oberlin sophomore, earns a place on Oberlin football varsity. Oberlin, Ohio, has titles as state champions in 1909 1910 1911 and ties with the state university in 1908 and 1918. The squad trains daily at Oberlin’s new $50 000 athletic field Hillis plays left guard.
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Aggies and Huskies Set for Close Albany Contest
Big crowd travels to Albany Oregon for a football clash between the University of Washington and Oregon Agricultural College. Gilmore Doble's Huskies favored at 2 to 1 odds, with many predicting the tightest game yet between the two elevens. Aggies lose regular right ends but expect a stiff showing. over 1,000 fans arrive from Portland and Seattle.
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Fake Forward Pass Trick Play Described for Gains
The article explains the fake forward pass as a fast, simple move requiring speed. The backfield clusters to the right, the quarterback lines near the fullback, and a left end sweep is the target. If interference allows the ball carrier to break free, substantial gains follow.
Tealey Raymond Talks Meikle Versus James Debate
In 1912 Seattle club lore, Bill James jokes about Willard Meikle as the rival to James himself. Meikle’s late-season form and a remark from Tealey Raymond frame the heated pitcher comparison, with Meikle winding up the prior season at Syracuse and rumored poor performance since.
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VARD 100dt Mecone SEA Report
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College game attendance limits and player chatter at season’s end
The piece notes a 61 000 attendance expectation for Yale vs Harvard and quotes figures Garry Herrmann Ban Johnson and others. It mentions James praising Paul Strand a left handed rookie and Les Mann’s struggles against right handed pitchers. It covers Patience for Bender and Mack on his future with the Athletics. It closes with boxing and northern league notes and McGinnity’s plans with Venice and Tacoma.
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Wills Beats Cameron in Short Heavyweight Bout
The four round fight in San Francisco drew disgust as Harry Wills was awarded the decision over Jim Cameron. Wills knocked Cameron down in the second round and had him in a bad way, yet observers felt he made no real effort to finish.
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Not Quite As Bad The High School Score Correction
The report corrects an earlier high school basketball score where Bellingham and Everett were mislisted as 114 to 0. The actual final was Everett 60, Bellingham 0. The note also mentions American women spending over 10 million dollars yearly on money supplies from France.
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General Election Notice for King County Judiciary
County Auditor Byron Phelps certifies the non partisan ballot listing three judges for Supreme Court and nine additional nominees in King County Washington. The notice is dated in October 1014 with official seal and clerk attestment.
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M A G Loses Out In Seattle Boxing and Wrestling
Boxing results at the Seattle A C show Hensley defeats Clark and Sharp defeats Dahl. In M A C bouts Custer defeats Holland while Madden beats Sontag. 8 A C opponents prevail in several matchups with Gleason beating Rancke and Henry Gleason defeating Monpler.
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Griffin in grave condition amid pneumonia decline
San Francisco October 31 Jim Griffin prize fight referee remained seriously ill with pneumonia at the French hospital. Officials said his condition was unchanged and recovery chances would be known after several days.
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Wiley Proud Dad as He Welcomes Aide's Son
Marshall Wiley former Broadway high school star welcomed an eight pound boy Friday morning. Wiley predicts another pennant for Washington when Marshall Melville Wiley Jr. starts his athletic career.
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Marshall Melville Wiley, Jr
Adelphia Five Wins in High Scoring Game
The Adelphia college basketball team defeated Green Lake Baptist by 52 to 6 on Friday night in a lopsided contest.
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Soules and Clements Set for 125-Pound Bout in Vancouver
Vancouver boxing heads for a clash as Bud Soules and Stanley Clements, two top 125-pound amateurs, prepare for a Tuesday night bout.
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Montana Grizzlies blank Montana Aggies 32–0
The University of Montana defeated the Montana Aggies 32 to 0 in Misso ula on Friday. The home team dominated with a shutout as fans watched at the stadium.
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Montana Aggies
Walske to Return for Washington Crew Season
University of Washington aquatic fans report Max Walske, all American oarsman, will rejoin the varsity eight next semester. Also noted are preparations for a campus demonstration as followers await news of a Dobie victory and season plans including new club boat names Beck Lovejoy Pullen Lowry and Teldje.
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Soccerist Jerry Dunn Dies Fighting at Front
Victoria reports the death of Jerry Dunn a well known Canadian soccer player who died at the front during the war. His passing is confirmed and mourned by the sports community.
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Jerry” Dunn
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Wenatchee Wins 13-6 Over Everett for State Tailback Title
Wenatchee defeats Everett 13 to 6 here on Friday to claim recognition as the state high school scholastic football champion.
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