Foreclosure Action In Outlook Business District
Edinburgh Lombard Investment company brings foreclosure proceedings in Superior Court against William McF Stewart and several corporate and individual holders of property in Outlook townsite. Mortgage of 2000 and interest notes of 520 are foreclosed. Named parties include St. Paul Tacoma Lumber Co First National Bank Mabton First National Bank Sunnyside Yakima Trust Co Cascade Lumber Co Fidelity Trust Co Northern Pacific R.R.
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Outlook
Superior Court
Rudkin & Luhman
Edinburgh Lombard Investment Company
William McF. Stewart
Stewart
MAD MARY EVANS RETURNS TO HOME
Mrs Mary Evans reappeared at the home of Geo F McAuley Tuesday morning after a mysterious Monday disappearance that prompted searches by about 30 men. She said she spent the night at a friend's house and returned home during the day to continue arranged work.
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Mary Evans
Geo. F. McAuley
Drowning of Rhine Toddler Near Fair Grounds
The two and a half year old son of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rhine drowned Thursday morning in an irrigation ditch near the fair grounds. He was playing by the home when he likely fell from a bridge into the water and was found face down by his mother. The family recently moved to the area. Miss Rosita Johnson was brought from Portland for typhoid fever and returned to her home on the Lower Naches.
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S. B. Rhine
Fair Grounds
Rosita Johnson
Portland
Lower
Naches
Health tests for bakers extend under state rules
Seattle health officials will require bakery owners and their workers to undergo physical exams every six months under state law prohibiting TB and contagious diseases in food handling. The move broadens the health department’s powers to enforce city and state health regulations and tighten inspections.
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Seattle
Crichton
Scott Calhoun
Department of Health and Sanitation
Commissioner of Health
Health Department
Judge Poindexter Shares Watermelons With Newsboys
Spokane on September 14 reported Judge Miles Poindexter, fresh from a primary victory in the Third district, giving away 20 large watermelons to about 100 newsboys at a Riverside Monroe playground gathering. Arthur Prague, once a newsboy and now director of the group, spoke in thanks as the feast concluded.
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Spokane
Miles Poindexter
Congress
Riverside Avenue
Monroe Street
Judge Poindexter
Arthur Prague
Childish Prank Triggers Fire Alarm and Crash
A Seattle girl aged eight triggered a false fire alarm on Fifth Avenue and Pine Street. Fire hose company No. 2 collided with a cable car at Seventh Avenue and Madison Street, injuring the driver and badly cutting a horse. A second car collision followed as two streetcars crossed paths.
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Seattle
Wash
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Hose Company No. 2
Seventh Avenue
Madison Street
Woman's Long Walk to Seattle Ends in Spokane Arrival
SPOKANE Mrs Henry Johnson 56 of Aberdeen South Carolina walked more than a thousand miles to join her husband in Seattle. She arrived here Saturday after a grueling cross country trek highlighting determination and family reunion goals.
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Spokane
Henry Johnson
Aberdeen
S. C
Seattle
Thieves Rob Store in Spokane Hold Up
In Spokane at the Kenwood grocery near Twenty-first avenue and Nevada street two masked robbers entered about 7 30 pm as a five year old child ran among boxes. They threatened the proprietor E W F Adams his wife and Mrs Bell and took about 100 in cash and 100 in checks after ordering Adams to open the till and then to remain silent. The men kept guns trained on the others during the robbery.
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Spokane
Kenwood
Twenty-first Avenue
Nevada Street
E. W. F. Adams
Bedmate Discovers Death After Rooming Dispute
In Spokane a roomer finds C. T. Parsons dead in his bed beside a stranger who had shared the bed. Parsons had vanished from his lodging house on September 4 and was found soon after. In Ellensburg, merchants debate a police presence after a hardware store robbery.
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Spokane
Cleveland
C. T. Parsons
Truant Officer Planned for Cheney Schools
Representatives from the state normal and public schools in Cheney decided a truant officer is needed to handle students absent without sufficient excuse. One officer will be appointed to serve both schools.
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Cheney, Wash
State Normal
Seattle society gathers for Refined Darktown Lady Minstrels
Seattle audience packed Moore Theatre Saturday to watch the so called Refined Darktown Lady Minstrels parade wealth and fashion, with local quips drawing uproarious applause while supposed shortcomings were graciously overlooked.
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Seattle
Moore Theatre
Bees Doing Well Near North Yakima Alfalfa Fields
Virgil Sires reports 322 bee stands near the alfalfa fields southeast of town with honey production at 5 pounds per hive and a potential 25 to 30 pounds more if weather stays favorable. C W Higgins and other beekeepers note large yields, suggesting alfalfa crops will supply hay markets and carloads of honey.
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Virgil Sires
Yakima
Wapato
Prizes Offered in Herald Voting Contest for North Yakima
The Herald announces a $1200 prize voting contest for North Yakima and Yakima County. Readers may prepay subscriptions to gain votes, with ballots and coupons issued. prizes include a Ludwig piano, a horse and buggy, furnishings, scholarships, a phonograph, and a gold watch. Winners are determined by the highest vote counts across districts.
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Herald Office
United
Herald
Daily
Weekly
Yakima
Yakima County
The
Buffalo Bill's Program Delivers Fresh Entertaining Acts
Colonel Cody presents a refined show with varied acts including infantry drill by the Devlin Zouaves and remarkable ground acrobatics by the Arabs and Japanese. The program mixes athletic skill and horsemanship in diverse styles, from wild horses to high school level demonstrations.
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Buffalo Bill
Cody
Manuis
Devlin Zouaves
Ephrata Voters Move Toward Incorporation Effort
Petitions circulated by five town leaders aim to incorporate Ephrata. The precinct exceeds 200 signatures toward the required number of 68 voters to meet incorporation law. One petition added 22 names in a few hours, signaling likely success as signatures accumulate.
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Ephrata
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Ampstrum Furniture Co
Third and
Yakima Avenue
News of the State
Bakers
Tacoma
W. H. Gilstrap
State Historical Society
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Northwest
Gilstray
Orday
Wenatchee
Stehekin Development Company of
H. S. Simmons
A. Z. Lenham
Eugene Page
F. F. Keller
Ihe
Chelan
Stehekin
Cascades
Big Feast
Ellensburg
Smithson Hardware Store
the Herald
North Yakima
City of
Y.m.cca
Cook
Moxee Hardware Co
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