Soldier Returns to Finish Studies at Seattle YMCA
Louis Mitsialis arrives in Seattle from Athens after three years away serving in the Balkan war to resume his English education at the YMCA Schools. He had already progressed in English before being called to arms, and now resumes his studies to complete the course.
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Athens
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U S Physician Dead at Battlefront Mortality Report
Dr. E P Magruder one of the first American doctors to reach the front has died from typhus in Belgrade. In a separate court action Judge Tallman’s jury has disagreed after more than 48 hours in the case of Robert Moore alias Robert Moro givinski charged with concealing diamonds and money linked to Evelyn Moore and Guy Johnson.
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Washington
E. P. Magruder
Battlefront
Belgrade
Tallman
Robert Moore
Robert Morogivinski
Evelyn Moore
Guy Johnson
Gould Crowd Must Pay Five Million
New York April 9 George J Gould and other Wabash directors were held liable for 5 513 000 worth of stock wrongfully ceued They were directed to pay the sum into the Wabash treasury immediately and face related civil action from the appellate division of the New York supreme court
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New York
George J. Gould
Wabash Railroad
New York Supreme Court
Lake Burien Bus Line Heads Toward Profit
With improving weather the Lake Burien municipal car line is expected to switch to fare collection. Assistant Supt O'Brien reports the line's March net loss fell to 81 dollars from 156 in February, indicating improving finances and potential profitability.
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Supt O'Brien
City Utilities Department
Interior Secretary Sees No Halibut Trade Solution
Washington April 9 Secretary Redfield after reviewing the Canadian order in council and Canada s bid to move the halibut trade from Seattle finds no clear remedy He proposes seeking a new hall but banka and a fresh approach to the dispute with Canada.
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Washington
Seattle
Interior
Redfield
Hallbut Banka
Note on Japan and U S reply released in Pekin
The note addressed to Japan by the United States and the Tokyo government reply on China's demands were made public in Pekin last night, but there was no official comment today.
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Washington
Japan
U. S
Tokio
China
Pekin
Burglars Loot Alaska Cigar Stand in Early Morning Break-in
Burglars climbed over a screen fence and robbed two cash drawers at the Alaska Cigar Stand located at Third and Yesler, securing $167 in cash before fleeing Friday dawn. Police urge tips as investigation continues.
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Assemblyman Paulus Leaps to Death in Bank Building
Hundreds witness the Wisconsin Assembly hopeful Christopher Paulus leap from a tenth floor window of the First National Bank building in Milwaukee. He paused on the ledge after a careful preparation, then fell to the pavement striking his head. The crowd viewed with shock as Paulus aimed for the ledge and performed the fatal act.
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Runs for boat dies on dock
David Yule president of the L. and Twine Co of Chehalis Washington collapsed on the Colman dock after running three blocks to catch the I1 oclock steamer to Tacoma. He died of heart failure before the ambulance arrived.
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Colman Dock
Indianapolis
Tacoma
David Yule
L. & Twine Co
Chehalis, Wash
Eclty
Forgetful Husband Jailed for Defying Divorce Decree
Jesse James Kaylor dis regarded Judge Tall man orders and refused to pay alimony to his ex wife Mabel Jane Kaylor. He was brought before the judge and ordered placed in custody for contempt.
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Jesse James Kaylor
Disbarment Trial Begins for J H Allen
Proceedings by the state through Prosecuting Attorney Lundin to disbar attorney J H Allen one of the oldest lawyers in the city began before Superior Judge Nous of Pacific County on Wednesday.
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J. H. Allen
Nous
Pacific County
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Soldier dies after saloon brawl in March
Herman Tannhauser aged 25 of 1119 Olive Street is under arrest at the city jail on a manslaughter charge with a 25000 bond for the death of Fort Lawton soldier Robert Jones. Jones died days after injuries from the March 20 fight when he fell to the curb and his head struck the pavement. Tannhauser admits involvement but says he did not strike Jones.
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Olive St
Robert Jones
Fort Lawton
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Jones
City Comptroller to receive March tax share of 1.8 million
City officials said the city’s share of March taxes will total 1 800 000 with Comptroller Harry Carroll to receive a check Saturday. Separately the city will send 504 277 to New York on Saturday to cover principal and interest on a recent loan.
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Harry Carroll
Bennett
Harry
New York
Carpenter W. H. Stearns Injured In Ladder Fall
W. H. Stearns 32, a carpenter, was admitted to the city hospital after a ladder fall at 11 Friday morning at the J Henry slaughterhouse 2025 Ninth Ave S. He struck the concrete floor with his head and suffered a fractured skull, possibly fatally injured.
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W. H. Stearns
Carpenter
City Hospital
J. Henry Slaughterhouse
Ninth Ave
Stearns
Saloonkeepers Await Arrests in City Case
Police on Second Avenue prepare charges against two saloonkeepers after an orgy night ended with four Green Lake boys picked up by Patrolmen Fahlex and Rusk. The group included two 19 year olds and two 16 year olds. one boy was so ill he needed hospital care.
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Second Ave
Fahlex
Rusk
Green Lake
Highway bids sought for gravel and crushed rock work
The state highway board called for bids to gravel six miles in Whatcom County between Blaine and Custer and to surface five miles with crushed rock in Cowlitz County. Bids will be opened May 3.
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Olympia
State Highway Board
Whatcom County
Blaine
Custer
Cowlitz County
Bread winner advice and home life questions in 1910s column
A worried husband seeks guidance on remaining breadwinner as wife plans to work. the column urges him to maintain employment, proposing compromise by leaving the baby with relatives. Additional Q and A cover hosting a dinner for six with table decor ideas, neighbor nuisance from chickens, and pursuing writing versus steady work with publishing realities. It also includes an Enquirer inquiry about Coney Island location and access.
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Dante. A
Coney
New York City
Enquirer
Regal Dentals Delivers Perfect Platework After Painfree Teeth Extraction
Mrs. W. A. Lemke of 1219 56th Ave. N. EB. praises Regal Dentals for a painfree extraction and a plate that fits exactly. She reports she can eat toast and bite apples comfortably and urges others needing dental work to consult Regal Dentals for the same quality.
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W. A. Lemke
56Th Ave
N. EB
Regal Dental Offices Managed at 1408 Third Avenue N W
Regal Dental Offices under L A Clark manager at the corner of Third and Union near the northwest area, located at 1408 Third Avenue.
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Regal Dental Offices
L. A. Clark, Mgr
Third Avenue N. W
Corner
Third and Union
Tie Up Gar Traffic Syracuse April 9 Burned by Union Strike
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes began a strike against Empire United Railways Co. to win recognition instead of the Brotherhood of Electric Train Men. The action shut down interurban traffic between Syracuse and Auburn and threatens service in four other New York cities.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway
Empire United Railways Co
Brotherhood of
Electric Trainmen
Auburn
New York
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