Government to Manufacture Field Artillery Ammunition
Representative Clyde H. Tavenner urges Congress to shift to government production at Rock Island arsenal to cut costs. He cites examples of private prices versus government fabrication and argues savings could total millions on field artillery ammunition and small arms cartridges.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
United States
Clyde H. Tavenner
Illinois
Tavenner
Rock Island, Ill
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
War Department
Congress
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
UlMnots
Restaurants Push Lunch Ban Initiative in Spokane Saloon Dispute
In Spokane on September 6, restaurant owners renew effort to ban lunches in bar rooms. They seek passage of an ordinance via initiative and referendum, aiming to circulate petitions if the measure gains favor.
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Spokane
Porter to Speak on The Lessons of England at Seattle Luncheon
Robert P. Porter of the London Times will address the Seattle Municipal League at the Commercial Club Saturday noon on The Lessons of England to the Port of Seattle. The public is invited to attend.
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England
Seattle
Robert P. Porter
London Times
Seattle Municipal League
Commercial Club
Porter
Miller Escapes Trial By Affidavit In McMahon Murder Case
An affidavit of prejudice against Judge J T Ronald has been filed by Judge Glasgow for Peter Miller who faces trial for the murder of Hugh McMahon former manager of the American Case. The trial is set before another judge in late October or early November.
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J. T. Ronald
Glasgow
Peter Miller
Hugh McMahon
Wire Briefs Roundup of Drownings and Scandals
Night baggage man Stanley Mitchell drowns in the Yakima River near Ellensburg. Gettysburg rancher M H Madeen blinded by a dynamite blast while sinking a well. Annie Velie of Moline fined 3500 for smuggling jewelry, maid fined 50. Christopher Moller commits self harm in London over daughter’s death. Miss Nelle Sheridan wed then her husband dies within hours. Harold B Williams drowns after fall from a launch near Port Orchard. Sergeant Southern and marine Nichola injured during a jailer chase in Philadelphia. A maid and pinned bills vanish from Mrs. W J Thomas’s home. Paul Maaser, 15, rescues two girls from a river. Henry Billings Brown dies at 78 in Bronxville. Pope Pius X reported improved after throat catarrh. Tacoma public service commission begins valuing the T R P Co. Virginia Hotel advertises rooms.
Queens race tight at King County Fair Meadows
The second annual King County Fair at the Meadows narrows to a three way race for queen with Vera Austry Edna Moore and Honora Long neck and neck as public interest heats up next week.
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Vera Austry
Edna Moore
Honora Long
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Stewart
Ohio
University
U.S
Uncle Sam
Albert Hansen
Ils
Second Ave
Madison
Themaclven
Peter Michael
Frye & Co
Morrow
Olympic
Occidental
Yester Way
Westlake
Pine
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Western Meat CO
Western Avenue
Spring
Cascade
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Pacific Northwest
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Chicago
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A. P. Chapman, JR
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J. Ll. Cripwell
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Ronald
Ellensburg
Stanley Mitchell
N. P
Yakima River
Port Angeles
M. H. Madeen
Gettysburg
Bellingham
Cc. B. Hughes
Trenton
N. J
Annie Velio
Moline
Ill
Velie
New York
Christopher Moller
London
Newark
Nelle Sheridan
Phil Sheridan
T.C. Wilson
Wilson
Bremerton
Harold B. Williams
Independent Asphalt Co
Port Orchard Bay
George P. Southern
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Lorin S. Nichola
Price Headley
William J. Thomas
Des Moines
Paul Maaser
Edith
Ethel Coffman
Henry Billings Brown
Bronxville, N. Y
Rome
Pius X
Tacoma
State Public Service Commission
Virginuia
Virginia St
Westlake Ave
Emerson Flinthammer, JR
Papa
Bernt
Olympia
Meyer Gorelick
Gorelig
Iad
O Arizat
Elliott
Queen OF Fair
First and Union
King County Fair
Queen
Strong
Alice Lord
Union Labor
Dorothy Davies
Kent
Jerry Laub
Seattle Star
Wyesler and Occidental Av
Marche—Ladies
Mrs
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Agnes Scherpt Nettle Percival Daisy Heady
Hfelen Mueller Andrew Kerechner William Carson
People's Bank
2Nd & Pike
N. Y. Tailors Sol Union St
Linguist & Land, Inc
Spring St
Entott
Globe Wall Paper Co
Second Avenue
Regent Tailoring
Union St
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