Property Rights Split by Stipulation in Chelan County
The document filed with the county clerk records an out of court division of property tied to an absolute divorce action by Clarissa E. Lillis against John Lillis. The agreement assigns custody of John Glendon Lillis, sets child support at twenty five dollars monthly, and details which parcels in Chelan and King counties are allotted to each party including multiple lots in Wenatchee, Ware House Addition, and nearby areas along with irrigation water rights.
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Parr & Hubbard
Clarissa E. Lillis
John Lillis
Superior Court
Portland
Oregon
Chelan County
John Glendon Lillis
Bolenbaugh
Wenatchee
Section Fifteen
Township Twenty-Two
Wenatchee Canal Company
Township Twenty-One
Section Four
I. M. Derefield
Malaga
Washington
Seattle
King County
Township 22
Grant County
State of Washington
Jack Lillis
Great Northern
Section
Women Plead Guilty in Blind Pig Case on Columbia Street
Thelma Stanley and Lucile Richardson appeared before Judge Palmer and pleaded guilty to conducting blind pigs on Columbia Street. Stanley faced two counts with $50 and costs each. Richardson faced three counts with $150 and costs.
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Thelma Stanley
Lucile Richardson
Palmer
Columbia Street
Asama volcano eruption reported from Mumma region
Advices via steamer Kama gura Maru describe a volcanic eruption at the Asama volcano in Mumma. Though fatalities were minimal, ashes and lava spread over forty miles with towns like Maebashi Makashi and Konuma mura affected. Tremendous explosions occurred near Tokyo eight miles away and panic struck miners at the Ashhio mine near Nikko.
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Victoria
B. C
Asama
Mumma
Minry
Tokyo
Ashhio
Nikko
Maebashi
Gamma
Makashi
Nagano
Konumamura
Finishing Entiat Bog Bridge Nearing Completion
The Entiat bridge built by Garrick and Garrick of Seattle is nearly finished after five weeks of work. The contractors expect to hand it over to the county commissioners in about a week, with an estimated cost between 3900 and 4000 dollars, considered satisfactory for the quality.
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Garrick & Garrick
Seattle
Cashmere Fans Plan Big Wenatchee Oak Park Game Trip
About twenty Cashmere football enthusiasts plan to attend the Wenatchee Oak Park game in Seattle. They will join the excursion Sunday night for the Monday match.
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Cashmere
Seattle
Malaga Ranch Sold to Seattle Buyer in Two Transactions
W F Menick of Seattle purchased five acres from W R Prowell for 10000 dollars. Prowell sold ten acres of bearing Malaga orchard to Menick for 10000 dollars. The property lies one mile from Malaga station with five year old trees. Real Estate Exchange arranged both sales and possession will start soon.
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W. R. Prowell
Malaga
Sats Hotels Obe The Law
Olympia Washington December 23 The state hotel inspector M S Kribs reports 1595 hotels in Washington each inspected at least once The inspector seeks to strike transients from hotel definition and set a 30 room minimum for higher inspection fees Fire escapes and ropes are now in all hotels and sanitation has improved since the law was enacted
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Olympia
Wash
M. S. Kribs
Washington
Hay
Kribs
Spokane Woman Wins First Public Alarm Alighting Prize
Mrs F Ricketts of Medical Lake earns the first world recognition for alighting from a street car properly. The American Safety League in Spokane awards a gold souvenir. Second to fourth prizes go to Mrs E P Gregory Miss Catherine Search and Mrs E L Blaisdell. The league plans 500 prizes before campaign ends with visits to other western cities.
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Spokane
Medical Lake
Spokane County
American Safety League
Icketts
Wage Dispute Narrows Between Engineers and Railroads
Chicago December 23 The wage dispute between the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and sixty one railroads west, north and south of Chicago is critical with a possible break in negotiations. Conferees are a trifling percentage apart on wages and see matters of grave importance beyond the dollars involved.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Jollars and Cenis
Two More Bodies Recovered At Morris Plant Fire
Chicago report notes two additional bodies found in Morris & Co plant ruins raising total dead to 25. Fire under control though burning. Relief committee forms plan to raise funds for widows and orphans with fifty thousand dollars already pledged.
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Chicago
Morris & Company
GUNEIDENGE MAR APPREHENDED IN ENTlAT VALLEY
L H Richards a noted confidence man linked to Springfield Ohio was tracked to Entiat valley by vigilant officers. Sheriff Ferguson returned from Olympia with requisition papers and may transfer the suspect east. The arrest is hailed as clever detective work.
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L. H. Richards
Springfield
Ohio
Entiat Valley
Ferguson
Olympia
Wenatchee Fans Rally for Seattle Football Trip
Two hundred enthusiasts, mostly students, gathered at the depot to see the Wenatchee High School football team depart for Seattle by train. Tickets for the excursion sold at local firms with a 3 pm deadline. if 1000 student tickets are not sold, the plan may be canceled and money refunded. Coach Sievers urged his team to win as Chicago’s Oak Park squad heads to Denny Field for the Monday showdown.
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Wenatchee
Washington
Oak Park
Seattle
United States
Chicago
Sievers
Chicago Lads
Columbia Valley Bank
Wells & Morris
Murphy & Hill
Chelan County Abstract Co
Commercial Club
Wenatchee High School
Denny Field
Tom McDonald
King Bros
Gaffneys
Jack Conners
Lincoln High
Baisden, McFee and Stewart
Queen Anne
Grover Burke
Klopfer and Cartwright
Broadway
Jack Patton
Tacoma
McDonald
Harold Stewart
Frank Coyle
North Division High School
Apple Kinks
George J. Stewart
Wenatche
Huskies
Chicago Boys
Stewart
Easterners
Foster
Ward Not A Candidate For City Engineer Position
City Engineer C C Ward announces he will not consent to his name being used by the city council for reappointment. He plans to open a private engineering office after holidays and will devote his time to private practice he built before his city service.
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C. C. Ward
Ward
Dairy district seeks to attract farmers to supply region
Leaders in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia plan early next year to lure dairy farmers to locate in communities. They note 195000 cows in Washington and 500000 cows needed in the district with potential output from 1009 000 by Hazelwood Co. of Spokane.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
W. J. Langdon
Washington State Dairymen’s Association
David Brown
Hazelwood Company
Spokane
Canada
Fine Films At Gem Theatre Debut In City
The Gem theatre shows first city screenings of The Silver Plum Mine and The Iron Foundry, dramas, and Saved My Life, a comedy. A grand prize matinee is set for three o clock tomorrow afternoon featuring the same films.
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Gem Theatre
Silver Plum
Rain Tonight and Saturday in Washington Weather
Occasional rain is forecast for Washington tonight and Saturday. The wet spell may affect outdoor plans and transport conditions across the area.
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Washington
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C. E. Lillis
Mrs. Lillis
Ive Volcangar
Jan
W. F. Menick
Sats Hotels
OBE
the Law
Anas
Guneidenge Mar
Entiat
Sievers Strategist
GEM
Moving Picture Show
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