Y Denies Knowledge Of Murder In Spokane Past Case
Ted Bender an 18 year old boy said he killed Anna Webber in 1911 and later recanted claiming number of his statements were made to create a sensation. He told Detective Cap Tennant he was a playmate of Webber's brother and admitted nothing about a nurse with evidence. He faces charge for attempting to entice others to run away with him.
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Anna Webber
Spokane
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Cap: Tennant
Sacred Heart Hospital
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Webber
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Destitute man tries to pawn wooden leg for bogus fund
John Stephen was found guilty of collecting money for a fake orphan fund in London on April 12. He claimed his wife was ill and begged funds for his family, even attempting to pawn his wooden leg to raise money. He received a 10 dollar fine.
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John Stephen
Seattle Business Leaders Rally to Dismiss Pessimism
About 200 Seattle business leaders met at the Pig’n Whistle to pledge optimism about the city’s future. Dr. Mark A. Matthews and Carl E. Crosson urged facts over fear, condemning exaggerated advertising and urging constructive, confident action to promote Seattle’s prosperity.
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Mark A. Matthews
Carl E. Crosson
Seattle urged to show its advantages to the world
Dr. W. E. Waldo president of the American Osteopathic association spoke to the Chamber of Commerce publicity bureau at the Bon Marche tea rooms Monday. He said Seattle’s problem is not depression but misperceptions created by locals and urged the city to publicize its advantages beyond its borders.
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W. E. Waldo
American Osteopathic Association
Florida
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Chamber of Commerce
Beattie and Hester Hasford Urge Seattle Prosperity
Hester Hasford speaking at the Press Club auditorium urged Seattle residents to embrace local opportunities and sell the city to themselves. She warned against pessimism and emphasized confidence in Seattle’s prosperity and growth potential.
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Hester Hasford
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Seattle
Burnham’s Kalos Toilet Requisites and Downstairs Store ads
An advertisement rundown lists Burnham’s Kalos Toilet Requisites in soft Jersey garments with Tuxedo fronts and multiple color shades priced at $10.00, followed by a broader Downstairs Store sale of beauty products. Items include Fairy Fluff Face Powder 50¢ and Kalos Aura Foam Shampoo 60¢ among many skin and hair care products.
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Marcel
How to Develop a Greater Seattle speech
A speaker Miss Hosford addresses topics on urban growth with a focus on Seattle. She plans a session titled How to Develop a Greater Seattle and will discuss internal problems of the U. S. Government at the same venue Friday.
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