Fined Mayor of Olympia for Cigarette Law Violation
Olympia mayor W A Hagemeyer pleaded guilty in Justice Giles's court to selling manufactured cigarettes in violation of the Byerly anti cigarette law. He was fined ten dollars and costs and immediately removed from office by the city council, with W H Davis cited as the complainant.
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Olympia
W. A. Hagemeyer
Milton Giles
W. H. Davis
Civic League
W. H. Marer
Hagemeyer
C. H. Gulberson
Lid law probes target Bellingham taverns in August light
Deputy Sheriff Bert Williams reports evidence of Sunday closing violations at Beck’s The Office Seattle Roscoe’s Tivoli and the Cottage. County Attorney Peringer takes the case as sheriffs office surveys potential breaches after local complaints. Six bids for Toppenish schoolhouses open with firms Cannon Hilton Alexander Johnson Highberger Lang Bruenn Rideout submitting figures.
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Bellingham
Beck’s
Seattle
Roscoe's
Tivoli
Bert Williams
Peringer
Toppenish
I. S. Cannon
L. M. Hilton
Alexander & Johnson
Highbarger & Lang
C. H. Bruenn
H. Rideout
Boy Killed by Train Near Tacoma
TACOMA Aug 31 John Moore of Bellingham aged 16 riding on a truck under a sleeper of the south bound North Coast limited on the Northern Pacific railroad fell under the wheels about twelve miles south of Tacoma last night and was ground to pieces Fragments of the body were scattered along the track for miles His companion Lawrence Campbell said they crawled upon the truck at Kent about 11 pm
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Tacoma
John Moore
Bellingham
North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Lawrence Campbell
Kent
Taft Rejects Spokane Job Offer
William H. Taft replies to D Van Arsdale of Spokane stating he is not available for engagement for the next two months. The note references Taft previously serving as secretary of war and follows an Aug 17 invitation from the Idaho Railway & Navigation Company president.
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Spokane
Wash
William H. Taft
Washington, D. C
International Brotherhood of Steam Shovel Engineers
Snake River
D. van Arsdale
van Arsdale
Taft
Ampere
Idaho Railway & Navigation Company
Mead Conferes With Leaders in Yakima Hotel Lobby
Governor Mead spent Tuesday in Yakima meeting with party leaders in the hotel lobby. He later visited Senator Reed, who remains ill at his west side home on Tuesday afternoon.
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Gov. Mead
Governor Mead
Yakima Hotel
Senator Reed
Golden Medical Discovery Promoted by Dr. Pierce
An advertisement proclaims Golden Medical Discovery made by Dr. Pierce from glycerine and native roots. It claims to aid weak stomach indigestion biliousness and torpid liver and to treat catarrhal bronchial throat conditions with endorsements from medical books. It warns no cure for advanced consumption and urges perseverance.
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Pierce
American
Opie
V Pierce
Tor
Penton
Ted
Fruit Now on Height of Fruit Season
Fruit shipping is active in the district with warehouses busy and many farmers delivering produce. Elberta peaches and tomatoes are in strong demand while some cantaloupes see occasional declines. Grapes and hay shipments accompany the peak season as prices stay steady and shipments rise.
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Commission
Washington
Bee Men 10 Meet Washington Beekeepers Gather at Court House
Washington State Beekeepers association members will meet Wednesday afternoon in the Farmers room at the courthouse to discuss plans for the bees and honey exhibition at the state fair. The apiary department shows growth and expects a stronger display this year. Attendance was limited earlier due to busy season.
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Washington State Association
Court House
Washington State Beekeepers Association
Organize College Clubs Nationwide Chair Named
John Le Tomlinson announces Roger S. Hoar of Cambridge Mass as chairman of the national committee of college clubs. Members include Samuel White Eugene C Campbell from Oregon and Roland McDonald of Washington. Committee to organize democratic college clubs at university centers nationwide.
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New York
John le Tomlinson
Democratic Bureau of Club Organizations
Roger S. Hoar
Cambridge
Mass
National Committee of
Samuel White
Eugene C. Campbell
Oregon
Roland McDonald
Washington
They Take the Kinks Out
A testimonial from N H Brown of Pittsfield VI praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for relieving stomach liver and bowel discomfort without fuss. The drug is guaranteed to satisfy at C C Case s drug store priced at 25 cents.
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West
Congress Street
Chicago
C. C. Case’s
Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittsfield
C. C. Case
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