Mayor Shaw vetoes opera house license increases
Mayor Jack Shaw vetoed two city ordinances boosting the opera house license from $100 to $250 and bill posting from $10 to $150. He cited exorbitant costs and noted council members who supported reconsideration. The decision follows prior trips and bond concerns, with no immediate override expected. A Philharmonic Ladies Quartet from Chicago will perform April 4 at Wisconsin Hall for the public library benefit, with tickets selling at $1 for reserved seating and 75 cents general admission. A lost handbag incident is reported between North Yakima and upper Moxee, requesting the return of a lady’s purse at Tie Herald office.
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Jack Shaw
Shaw
Philharmonic Ladies’ Quartette of
Chicago
Northwest
Wisconsin Hall
Business Men Take Hold North Yakima Ball Team
North Yakima business leaders met Tuesday to reorganize the local baseball club. H. H. Schott was elected president with W. H. Patterson as secretary treasurer and Fred Chandler as manager. Directors include J. T. Foster D. N. Arnold Z. Y. Coleman and Schott and Patterson. The group aims to back a strong season on a solid business basis and deliver top quality ball to the public.
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North Yakima
H. H. Schott
W. H. Patterson
Fred Chandler
J. T. Foster
D.N. Arnold
Z. Y. Coleman
Yakima
George Barrack Captured After Fugitive Chase in Oregon
George Barrack, alleged to have killed an Indian woman in 1900 and posted $500 bonds for trial, was captured last Thursday near the Idaho line on Big Sheep creek. Jack Shaw, deputized by Sheriff Grant, pursued him for eleven days and lodged Barrack in Yakima county jail. Mayor Shaw lamented the long pursuit and said Barrack would have been free if he had known more beforehand.
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George Barrack
Jack Shaw
Big Sheep Creek
Idaho Line
Oregon
Yakima County
Sheriff Grant
Mayor Shaw
Nagler Band Plans Summer Sunday Concerts Start 4 30
Nagler's band announces Sunday afternoon concerts at 4 30 during summer to accommodate those living outside the city. The program for May 3 at the Natchez avenue band stand includes sacred, medley, overture and waltz selections by Ferrazzi Backer Beyer Flotow and others and ends by 6 pm to avoid church conflicts.
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Nagler
Natchez Avenue
Washington State Fair
Temple Gems
Herman Waltz
Aufwediesehn
Backer
Dewitt Hall
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Yakima Hardware CO
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Mark
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Yakima Avenue
Mr. Shaw
Barrack
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Moxee
George
Wilds
D. R. Barton
South Front Street
March
Norfolk
Gilbert
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