Moran Company Considers Moving Plant to Everett
Moran company contemplates relocating from Seattle to Everett Snohomish County seeking tax incentives and a new waterfront site. Officials confirm an option on a suitable Everett site but decline to state plans. plant employs about 1200 workers with annual payroll at risk if move proceeds.
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King
Moran Company
Forever Pia
Seattle
Snohomish County
Everett
Mipsay
Galt Dows
Rio
Nebras
J. ¥. Patterson
Company
Mann
Mot Victim Dead At Frisco After Turmoil
In Frisco on September 3 a man injured in a shooting died at a local hospital. The incident began when a motorman abused a crowd at Sutter street and a revolver was fired, wounding Peterson. A riot erupted at the Ferry Building as strikebreakers were attacked. police later arrested a mob leader and order was restored.
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John
Yew Tarriet
S. A
Sutter
DSK Fe Haeiens
Peterson
Slaughter of Jews Reported in Ghetto Chaos
United Press dispatch describes mobs in the ghetto hunting Jews, firing at homes, with rioting and terror as rumors claim soldiers may be unleashed to intensify the decimation begun by the Black Hundred.
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United Press
Hlack
County Courts In Session After Two Month Break
The King County court system resumes after a two month recess with judges assigned to departments 1 through 6. Judge Morris will handle the criminal department from January, with Maresh's case on trial. department 2 led by Judge Tallman has been renovated. department 3 sits with Judge Frater until January 1. department 4 with Judge Albertson. department 6 with Judge Griffith and Judge Gilliam. Juries are set for September in departments 1, 2 and 6 and for October in the other departments.
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IF Court of
King County
Morris
Maresh
Ing
Tallman
Wm. McMillin
Frater
Albertson
Griffith
Gilliam
Dismissal Likely in Case Against Weber Krueger
Attorneys for P. O. Weber and Palen Krueger argued for the dismissal as Judge Carroll considered the charge of extortion among Maud J. Arnt’s allegations. The judge took the case under advisement saying the plea will probably be sustained under the civic statute wording.
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P. O. Weber
Palen Krueger
Reed
Arnt Cane
Maud J. Arnt
Lost mine bond found after years in city vault
Time worn but intact, a mine bond turned up at city hall. The bond, filed in December 1994, bears signatures of T. E. B. Jones, contractor, and Harold Preeton, lawyer, with EF Stewart listed as city clerk. Lane Parry delivered the document.
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Lane Parry
EF. Stewart Wos
T. EB. Jones
Harold Preeton
Keep Away Mr. Hobo Warns Seattle Police
Seattle police warn against hobos and tramp thieves arriving with the rainy season. Chief Wappenstein orders captains to arrest all such persons at once on arrival. Patrols target unreliable vagrants in lower saloons and residence districts to keep thieves from roaming.
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Seattle
Wappenstein
Workmen Strike in Cuba Halt Construction in Havana
Work on about 4000 buildings under construction or ready to rise has been abandoned as Cuban workmen strike for payment in American money. Police guard the sites as the action may signal a broader push for U S currency.
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Havana
Cuba
Flood Claims Woman and Seven Children at Monticello
A flood in the Alamos creek canyon at Monticello Sierra County drowned a woman and seven small children Friday night. Many houses were washed away and crops ruined in the valley. Property loss is estimated over 56000 dollars.
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United Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Alamos Creek
Monticello
Sierra County
Porter dies. Creek chief Porter and successor chosen
General Pleasant Porter, Creek Indians chief and early U.S. senator candidate, died after a paralysis stroke in Vinita. Reports say 66 Mery Tiger will succeed Porter as Creek chief as union farmers gather at the National Convention of Farmers Educational and Combined Union in Lattle Brock Arkansas with hundreds in attendance.
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Vinita
J. T
Pleasant Porter
United
Mery Tiger
Porter
Lattle Brock, Arik
Sept. I
National Convention of Farmers’ Educational and Co-Operative Union
Rifle fire hits home on Thirtythird Avenue
A rifle shot was fired through the house of JL Hampton near Government Way and Thirtythird Ave. An officer searched but could not catch the shooter. Police note reports of youths firing rifles near Interbay and Port Lawton, with night watch kept.
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JL. Hampton
Weet
Government Way
Interbay
Port Lawton
Cove Watch
Forest fires end as rains quench the blazes
Heavy rains ease long burning forest fires amid persistent drought. Officials report the flames dying down after days of low humidity, with relief spreading through nearby communities and fire crews wrapping up containment efforts. Poet Himmer referenced in scattered notes, though details remain unclear.
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Himmer
Fee
Flag insult triggers punch, repairs follow chaotic scene
A lone individual insulted the English flag, prompting a tense confrontation. A dozen or so bystanders formed a crowd as the assailant left, appearing angrier and more determined. The United States revenue cutter crew prepared for a cadet engineer examination starting October 1 and lasting four days.
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United States Revenue Cutter
Iment
Edward M. Named Acting Portmaster in Roosevelt Appointment
York dispatch reports Edward M., former acting portmaster, will resign his post to become chief of the New York Fire Department, the appointment by President Roosevelt taking effect.
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York
Edward M
New York
Pres Roosevelt
Palboa Nearing End of Royal Yacht Proceedings
In Palboa and San Sebastian the royal yacht events for King Alfonso began and will continue for a period of ten days, with plans to extend coverage across both cities. The proceeding signals a formal royal visit with ceremonial duties and public observances.
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Palboa
Apein
Alfonso
San Sebastian
Bank Robbery Reported At Knickerbocker and Howard Bank
In Auburn Washington the Knickerbocker and Howard Bank was robbed sometime between Saturday afternoon and yesterday. The vault combination was worked but no one is suspected. Cash boxes appeared emptied yesterday morning when the vault was opened for business. A deposit of $100 was later found in the outer vault area. No clues or trails were discovered and Seattle sheriffs were notified.
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Auburn
Wash
Oo Partnership Bank
Christopher, Knickerbocker & Howard
Me C. Hoya
Senor Knickerbocker
Piden
Mr. Hoard
Monty
Sheriffs Office
Seattle
H. H. Howard
Mr. Knick
Immigration limits on Asiatic labor eyed for winter Congress
Los Angeles dispatch says a congressional immigration commission member’s visit indicates a winter report urging strict limits on Asiatic labor entry. Officials claim state agitation against Chinese and Japanese immigration will influence Congress and immigration officers at the Mexican border will be reinforced and vigilant.
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Fiy United Presse
Los Angeles
Cal
Congressional Immigration Commission
Congress
Conmrenerary
Washington
Beca
Bridge Firm Pushes Cedar River Water Plant Work
The American Bridge Company continues riverworks on the Cedar River project despite a bond appeal awaiting Supreme Court ruling. City officials approved bonds, and superintendent B Youngs observed site prep as two steam shovels began work near Cedar River head, with plans to accelerate construction now.
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American Bridge Company
Cedar River Water Ags
Supreme Court
B. Youngs
Cedar River
Yesterney
E Bridge Company
Eepeds Bers
Ounas
Landlord Cares For Children Of Inmate Parents
With both parents jailed on drunkenness charges, the Cowan children aged 10 and 1 were left in the care of a landlord after Patrolman Waller placed the father under arrest and later the mother. The mother turned on all taps during the altercation, prompting police intervention. The landlord offered to keep the children until suitable arrangements are found.
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Thomas BE. Cowan
Atrangerya
Cowan
Atrest
Waller
Mackintosh Faces Grand Jury Question in Vancouver
In Vancouver on September 2 the Tecala were routed by New Westminster 11 to 0. A committee from the Renton Hill Improvement Club decides not to seek a grand jury while Mackintosh remains prosecuting attorney. They favor a special prosecutor and plan to support a pro grand jury candidate in Republican primaries and county elections next year.
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Vancouver
B.C
Tecala
Perome
New Weatrainater
Ecore
Westminhter
Renton Hill Improvement Club
Renton Hill
Kenneth Mackintosh
Mackintosh
Street In A Bad Way On Lake Avenue Traffic Blocked
Heavy rain over several days left Maat lake av to Latona bridge muddy and nearly impassable. Smith and Hall begun grading the street but halted before smoothing, their steam shovel stuck in mud as ground nearby slides, risking Washington laundry being covered unless work resumes and bulkheads the side.
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Maatlake Av
Lake Union
Latona Bridge
Smith & Hall
Washington Laundry
Campaign to Fumigate Ships Against Rats
The health board endorsed Waash ineton's order requiring all ships from the Orient and San Francisco to be fumigated upon arrival. Vessels must carry devices to prevent rodents from leaving the ship and safeguards will be required for warehouses and docks. An ordinance to enforce shipboard rat prevention is expected this evening.
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Waashineton
Orient
San Francisco
Two Men at Trial for First Degree Murder in September
The trial of Bob Celestine and William Ogrey on first degree murder charges will begin in U S district court before Judge C H Hanford Thoreway when the September term convenes.
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Bob Celestine
William Ogrey
United States District Court
C. Hf. Hanford Thoreway
Peddlers Curbed by Police at Public Market
Police separated peddlers from ranchers at the public market this morning. Ranchers gained the better stalls and will display trade signs tomorrow. Rumors say a meeting to reorganize the King County Farmers and Gardeners' Association will be held at Georgetown next Sunday to secure fair prices.
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King County Farmers’ and Gardeners’ Association
Georgetown
Dallas murder suicide after divorce suit shocks small town
In Em ery Texas last night Marshall Lamb a 27 year old ferrier killed his wife aged 21 then died by suicide. The couple had been separated by divorce actions and property division had been filed.
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United Press
Dallas Texas
Emery
Texas
Marshall Lamb
Lamb
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