Widow Faces Financial Ruin If Palace Saloon License Revoked
City council votes five to one to keep the Palace Saloon license in the hands of Mrs Brynes widow of owner James Byrnes. Attorney Parker pleads leniency to avoid mortgage default as police witness and council members weigh mercy against ordinance violation for Sunday liquor sales. A brother in law will run the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace
James Byrnes
Brynes
Parker
Storey
Meigs
Miller
Smith
White Plague Fight Grows In News Coverage
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports newspapers across the United States devoted over 61 thousand column inches to tuberculosis in two weeks. If compiled, this material would fill a 369 page newspaper. the chain would stretch four-fifths of a mile. States leading the publicity include New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Ohio, Missouri, Texas and Illinois. The press ranks at the forefront of the fight against tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention
United States
National Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Ohio
Missouri
Texas
Illinois
Press Aids Tuberculosis Fight Through Education
A National association bulletin notes global interest and multi language press print. It cites a weekly paper dedicating itself to philanthropy and education about TB and how media can erase ignorance, distributing vast leaflets and pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
United States
Bristol Wreck Verdict Cites Excessive Speed At Time
Bristol Washington April 16 coroner jury after two day inquest finds wreck caused by excessive speed. Train believed to have run at least 60 miles an hour. Engineer Hammond noted as careful man with a reputation for never rushing. Wreck scene inspected with railroad officials present to assess track danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle Blum
Wash
Bristol
S. B. Willis
Hammond
Convicted Kidnaping Tells of Bald Plan in Skagit
Donald Boyd was convicted of kidnapping Patrick McCoy near Dow with intent to extort. Leo Bezmer, already serving 20 years for kidnapping Edward English, admitted involvement and implicated Boyle, who faces trial next term. Boyd faces an indeterminate sentence from five to 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Mount Vernon
Donald Boyd
Patrick McCoy
Seattle
Dow
Leo Bezmer
Edward English
McCoy
Pal
Boyle
Bezmer
Boyd
Skagit County
ManZan Pile Remedy Sold in Tube with Nozzle
An advertisement notes ManZan Pile Remedy packaged in a tube with a nozzle for direct application to the affected part. It guarantees relief and lists a price of 50 cents. Sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Allen
Alien & Olmsted
le Roy
C. W. Camp
Three Arrests in Mrs Kalem Death Near Auburn
Coroner investigates mutilated body of Mrs Vandra Kalem found along Northern Pacific tracks at Stuck near Auburn. Henry Kalem her husband and two Kalem relatives are detained as suspects amid claims of threats and a $5000 life policy. Casually linked advertisement for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea appears.
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Seattle
Vandra Kalem
Northern Pacific Railroad
Stuck
Auburn
Henry Kalem
John Kalem
Kalem
Apples From Yakima Fail Seattle Inspection
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer report claims a North Yakima carload of apples was found infected with scale by Warren C. Pendleton. All 400 boxes require fumigation and stamping before sale, with 52 boxes of oranges and 20 boxes of grapefruit also needing fumigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Post-Intelligencer
Seattle
Warren C. Pendleton
California
Pendleton Yesteday
Complaints Arise Over City Garbage Collection
The Herald receives several complaints about alley cleaning not meeting promised standards. Citizens believe the health officer and sanitary inspector may be unaware of conditions and that collectors are overwhelmed, causing delays in garbage and ash removal despite payments collected weeks ago.
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The
Herald
Aint It Awful Spokane Dinner Table Scene
A dining room scene in Spokane features Mag gate protesting gratuities as a legislator notes Washington's new criminal code. Sections 439 and 440 classify such gratuities as misdemeanors with fines up to 259 dollars and up to 90 days in jail. The discussion hints at broader reaction and possible penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pokane
Wash
Maggie
Masie
Maggate
Coeur d’Alenes
Spokane
Masse
Washington
Economist
Test case on law age and rights debated
The passage notes that a test case may arise before the law is 12 hours old and that people often upset enactments when laws clash with their ideas of fitness. the supreme court has typically upheld their contentions on rights and personal privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Supreme Court
Horse Show Dropped Over Demands For Money
No street horse show will be held this year in Yaki ma county as demands for financial help to various undertakings exceed incomes of a few donors. Public enterprises such as churches Y M C A halls Elks Eagles Pythians Woodmen Salvation Army and a baseball team need funding, making a horse parade impractical. The event may be revived next season when breeding interests gain stronger support.
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Yakima County
Elks
Eagles
Pythians
Woodmen
Salvation Army
Masons
A.Y.P
North
Yakima
Fruit Wrappers in Good Supply Defies Expectation
Wrapping paper for fruit is available in greater supply than expected. Industry sources projected a shortage and suggested that only a few carloads would reach the eastern Washington district, but shipments have grown to about thirty five carloads with prices around five and a half cents per pound in Seattle. Locally dealers and growers see little urgency as peaches and other fruit may not require fresh stock if prices stay high.
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Huntley
Seattle
Washington
Yakima Valley
Game Lovers Press For Better Protection Of Local Game
Yakima branch of the National Game Protective association urges aggressive enforcement and proper use of hunting license funds to protect game. President T. R. Fisher criticizes this season's goose and duck slaughter as poor policy and calls for wardens with genuine interest in wildlife, not just salaries. Local reports claim weak enforcement and frequent violations, with few arrests and inconsistent protection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Fisher
Yakima
National Game Protective Association
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Somone
County to Offer Pay to Hire Game Protection Officer
The passage argues that without sufficient pay, qualified individuals will avoid the job, leaving the county unable to fund proper game protection for sportsmen and the public. It emphasizes the need for adequate compensation to ensure capable enforcement.
Water Spoiled Alfalfa Causes Loss to Candidate
Miss Kate L. Brown a county superintendent candidate sues Andrew Peterson claiming 465 in damages from waste water flooding her land in section 14 10 21 plus seven acres of alfalfa destroyed and five tons of harvested hay ruined requiring reseeding and crop replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate L. Brown
Andrew Peterson
Miss Brown
Peterson
Burns to death after debauch in Tacoma home
Mrs. J. C. Bridges aged 32 burned to death at 611 South Yakima avenue when an overturned lamp set the couch covering alight. The fatal fire followed a day and night of debauchery with her husband. the two children were safe at a relative’s residence. The husband had gone to visit his brother-in-law at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
J. C. Bridges
South Yakima Avenue
H. Barnett
Yakima Avenue
Mr. Bridges
Bridges
Northern Pacific
Pineules Aimed At Backache Kidney Ailments
Pineules provide quick relief for lumbago rheumatism fatigue and kidney disease symptoms. They act as a tonic to the whole system and boost strength and health. Prices 50 cents and 1.00. Sold by C. W. Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
District Methodist convention to be held in The Dalles
The district convention of the Methodist Episcopal church for The Dalles district will meet at the First Methodist church in The Dalles May 10 11 and 12 with Walton Skipworth district superintendent and Lee A Johnson of Sunnyside presiding. Senior Methodists from Eastern Washington and Oregon will present addresses and examine applications to preach.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dalles
First Methodist Church
City
Walton
Up Before the Bar
Pittsfield Vermont attorney N H Brown endorses Dr King s New Life Pills as essential family medicine suitable for chills constipation biliousness and sick headache. Available at C C Case s drug store for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield, Vt
Dr. King
Cc. C. Case
Minnesota colony to farm in Selah
H Sundquist of Minnesota plans a large tract in Selah Heights for 12 buyers and friends who will come to North Yakima to farm it. Some arrive within weeks, others later, with neighbors caring for their land in the interim. They aim to become fruit producers and form a close-knit community in Yakima valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Sundquist
Minnesota
Selah Heights
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Sundquist
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Lehigh
Sitas
Bristol Wreck Investigation
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
Canadian Pacific Railway Lands
Colonization Department
Alberta
G. A. Yancey & Company
Riverside Ave
Spokane, Wash
Methodists
Gonvene
Selah
Recreation
West 39Th St
Shank & Wilkinson Land Oa
Buhl
Idaho
Munn & Co
Scientific American
MUNN
Four & Co
All Newsdealers, &Co
Broadway
UNN
F &T
Washington, D.C
F. M. Well
White Bluffs
White Bluffs, Wash
F. M. Weil
L. A. Cash and Associates
Columbia River
Ng’s
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