Lang Testifies About Spies And Tate’s Cafe Incident
Seattle police chief Lang describes a night of surveillance and alleged spying while at Tate’s cafe and a hotel room incident. He details interactions with two women, a ride home, and a following officer, claiming no heavy drinking and defending his conduct before the mayor and court.
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Seattle
Redpath
Portland
Chilberg
Ed Hagen
Tate
R. L. Braazie
Lang
Johnson
Third Ave
Fairmount Hotel
Jitney
Washington
R. L. Brazzie
Brazzie
Mary Martin
Bradford
Gill
Rainier Club
Sergi
Smart
Sergt. Hedges
UW student recalls war eye loss and near burial tale
Aimar Auzias de Turenne, a University of Washington student, spoke at Frederick Karl Struve's home about battlefield moments from the European war. He described being struck in the eye by shrapnel and the moment a captain asked if he was alive, noting the custom to bury those who show no animation.
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Aimar Auzias de Turenne
University of Washington
Frederick Karl Struve
Mother Says Boy Forced To Play In Fatal Ball Game
In Olympia Washington the mother of Jesse Hull 19 asserts his death resulted from injuries sustained during a football game he did not want to play. Principal Aiken and Coach Rhode deny forcing any student to play and say no injuries occurred in the game.
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Olympia
Wash
Jesse BE. Hull
Clelum
Aiken
Rhode
Olympia High School
Land Board approves Montlake shore lands sale
The state land board authorized platting shore lands at Montlake on Union Bay, bypassing Seattle and granting J. F. Pike and C. H. Hegan a chance to buy the lands. The port had sought a delay for port improvements and park-board handoff, but the action could force the city to condemn or purchase later, raising substantial costs.
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Montlake
Union Bay
State Land Board
Seattle
J. F. Pike
C. H. Hegan
Port Commission
Federal
Park Board
Land Board
Corporation Counsel's Office
Pike and Hogan
Mine Rescue Teams Leave for Frisco
James Bagley convenes three state coal mine rescue teams en route to San Francisco to compete in the national first aid and mine rescue field meet at the exposition from September 22 to 24.
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James Bagley
San Francisco
Timber cruiser Charles P Carlson killed in Snohomish County fall
Charles P Carlson, a renowned timber cruiser based at the Arlington hotel in Seattle, died Friday from a fall off a cliff near Silvert on in Snohomish County. The Northwest timber community mourns his loss.
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Seattle
Charles P. Carlson
Northwest
Silverton
Snohomish County
Carlson
Arlington Hotel
Man Arrested in Alaska Mine Powder Blast Case
Joe Domenzie, recently discharged from Granby mine on Hobo bay, is under arrest in Valdez suspected of setting off 3000 pounds of powder in the mine powder house Thursday. He reportedly made threats.
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Valdez
Alaska
Joe Domenzie
Granby
Hobo Bay
Smithsonian expedition returns to Nome from Arctic trip
Five members of the Smithsonian Institution expedition reach Nome Alaska Sept 18 arriving with strange Arctic plant and animal specimens. The team began in Seattle in June 1914 and the remaining party plans a Siberian winter scientific expedition.
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Nome
Alaska
Smithsonian Institution
Seattle
Siberia
Kidney Trouble Warning In Backache Ad
Warns backache may signal kidney ill health and toxins. Promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem O11 capsules for quick relief with guaranteed refund. Sold by Owl Drug Co.
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Haarlem
Holland
Owl Drug Co
Dance hall manager jailed again over license charge
J J McElroy manager of the Strand dance hall on Fourth Avenue near Priest Street was arrested again for running the establishment without a license. It is the second arrest in three days while he awaited trial on the first charge.
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J. J. McElroy
Strand
Fourth Ave
Priest
McElroy
Saving on salary day a prudent insurance against future needs
A healthy savings rule is to deposit a fixed percentage of income on salary day. Treat it as a debt to be paid, and not accessible for current expenses, ensuring future financial security.
Bankers Say Alliances Survive Rockefeller Absence
London bankers express confidence in the al lied loan negotiations in New York despite John D. Rockefeller sr declaring he will not participate. Rockefeller's exclusive interview had prominent coverage in morning papers.
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London
New York
John D. Rockefeller
United Press
Rockefeller
Rockefellers stance on loan to Europe disclosed by pastor
In Cleveland on September 18, John D. Rockefeller Sr told his pastor Dr. W. W. Bus tard he was advised to avoid any loans to European belligerents. Bus tard welcomed Rockefeller's public statement, noting its disclosure via United Press.
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Cleveland, O
John D. Rockefeller
W. W. Bustard
Euclid Ave
Rockefeller
United Press
Figure sharks here next week in Seattle
The American Association of Public Accountants annual convention will open Monday in Seattle drawing many attendees from across the country for meetings and presentations.
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Seattle
American Association of Public Accountants
Bank in New Home
The Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Co. formally opened its new quarters at Second Ave and Union St on Saturday marking the bank’s move to the expanded facilities and enhanced services for customers.
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Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Co
Second Ave
Union St
French American Shipping Co seeks damages for coal loss in Elliott Bay
The French American Shipping Co sues the city in federal court seeking 950 damages for destruction of 250 tons of coal by a dynamite explosion in Elliott bay last May. Judge Neterer denied city exceptions to the suit. The port warden, a city employee, designated the mooring place for the coal barge beside the dynamite scow.
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French-American Shipping Co
Elliott Bay
Neterer
Red Cross Inspector Reviews Camp First-Aid Work
Maj. Robert A. Patterson, chief of the American Red Cross bureau of medical service, inspects first aid programs recently started in Washington logging camps.
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Robert A. Patterson
American Red Cross Bureau of Medical Service
Washington
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