U S Troops Along Border Prepare
Columbus New Mexico April 15 Great activity filled the night as trenches were dug along the American expedition lines. Defenses were built at Granite Ascencion Aspla and a double semicircle of trenches on three sides around the city. The river reached a fourth side as machine guns artillery and barbed wire were placed. Scouts Gargue and Gorre planned another scouting to monitor Carranza movements from Pulpito pass.
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Columbus
N. M
Granite
Ascencion
Aspla
Gargue
Gorre
Carranza
Pulpito Pass
Teeth into perfect condition dental service claim
An advertisement from a dental office asserts strict standards and state board certificates for all operators. The owner pledges full guarantees and patient satisfaction backed by testimonials and a large, loyal client base in the region.
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Mtal
Coun
State Dental Board
Operor
L. Ft. Rhe
D. PD
Tie
De I H Clark Manager at 3405 Third Avenue
A fragment shows De I H Clark as manager at the address 3405 Third Avenue, with garbled continuation. The text indicates a housing or business listing and references a street corner near Third Avenue and Cor.
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I. H. Clark
W. Cor
Shakespeare Birthday Plans Denied by San Francisco Park Board
San Francisco officials refuse use of Golden Gate Park bandstand for Shakespeare birthday celebration. Park commissioner C. H. Lindley questions Shakespeare’s identity, directing the event to be held instead in the civic center.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Shakespeare
C. H. Lindley
City to require time clocks for all employees
Los Angeles officials consider a resolution mandating time clocks for every city employee from the mayor to clerks. If approved, workers would punch in morning, noon and night, enforcing uniform timekeeping.
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Los Angeles
Mount Baker Park Wins City Cleaned-Up and Painted-Up Cups
Nine judges in the community contest awarded Mount Baker park two cups for best cleaned-up and painted-up district in the city Capitol Hill earned the other cup for best gardened district Cups will be presented to district representatives at the Manufacturers association annual dinner Saturday night
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Mount Baker Park
Capitol Hill
Manufacturers’ Association
Rose in Cell as a Thief Faces 13 Burglaries Accusation
George Rose named in 13 burglary cases with accomplices James Donovan and John Staton. Items tied to victims include revolver, jewelry, a wallet, a watch and a locket. Rose, Miller and others allegedly operated in Seattle after arriving from Chicago, with prior jail time in Tacoma.
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George Rose
A. &. Butler
Virginia
C. C
Allen
Aeration
Edward Olson
E. Pine
Rose
J. Anderson
Senecast
George Staton
Logan Alger
Terry Ave
M. Thomas
Boylston Ave
Regis Julard
Ninth Ave
N. E
F. Marshall
Jackson At
Thayer
Waltham Watch
John Staton
Peter Duplica
Boren Ave
Staton
John Pope
Eastlake
Clara More
Geventh Ave
Carrie Doring
Ring
Peter Miller
James Donovan
Miller
Tennant
FF. C. Ellis
Seattle
Capt. Tennant
Elils
Tacoma
Chicago
Japanese man convicted in Arion hall shooting case
Annosuke Nakano, a Japanese national, found guilty of assault with intent to kill after a December 6 1915 shooting at a Japanese social in Arion hall. He was sentenced to one to ten years in the penitentiary after a jury verdict delivered yesterday.
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Portland
Q@re
Annosuke Nakano
Riosaku Kobitata
Arion Hall
Nakano
Fire incendiary suspected in Salem arson case
Boston April 15 grand jury probes the arson trust and reveals a 1914 Salem fire that leveled much of the city and caused about $13 million in losses. An alleged hired incendiary was seen with a package of yellow liquid and powder.
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Boston
Salem
Local man loses 46 dollars in hotel room theft
A man nicknamed a young fellow asked M. B. Buchanan for whisky at Second Avenue eight and Washington Street Friday night. The police say Buchanan went with the stranger to a room in the Carl hotel and drank a beverage that knocked him out. He woke two hours later to find his $46.20 gone.
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M. B. Buchanan
Second Ave
Washington St
Buchanan
Carl Hotel
Americans Rescued From Sinking Morgan Abbey
John Harrison of Chicago, American steward on the steam ship Morgan Abbey, was rescued after the vessel was torpedoed without warning. Consul Skinner in London reported the Morgan Abbey was attacked by a submarine last Saturday, 65 miles south of the Lizard, and did not resist the U boat.
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Washington
John Harrison
Chicago
Morgan Abbey
Consul Skinner
London
State Department
Lizard
Johnson seeks Army commission for Clifford Sands
Representative Albert Johnson will push for Clifford Sands a former Seattle high school student to be named second lieutenant in the United States Army. Sands drew national attention years ago after joining the Entrada forces in Nicaragua and rising to brigadier general before helping overthrow Zelaya. He served in the National Guard and later the regular army cavalry.
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Congress
Albert Johnson
Clifford Sands
Seattle
United States Army
Entrada
Nicaragua
Zelaya
National Guard
Regular Army
Doctor Claims Germs Cause Epilepsy Worldwide Stir
Dr Heed startled the medical world by announcing epilepsy is a germ disease. He says the germ of epilepsy comes from the ground and that further experiments will be conducted to test the claim.
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Dr. Heed
Cow Wins World Milk Title In Cleveland Meet
Jolly Topsy the Holstein cow is crowned champion dairy animal after producing 26 748 pounds of milk in 11 months, beating the previous yearly record by three pounds in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Fred Pape Chosen State Forester and Fire Warden
Olympia is told that state forest commissioners elected Fred H. Pape of Seattle as state forester and fire warden. He succeeds B. W. Ferris who resigned.
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Olympia
State Forest Commission
Fred KE. Pape
Seattle
W. Ferris
Drunken crash injures Seattle foreman at Broadway Spruce
Ralph Watson night foreman at the Seattle garage 1426 Broadway was taken to city hospital with a painful head gash after a service car he drove skidded and overturned at Broadway and Spruce at 6 am Saturday. Police say he was intoxicated and booked for driving under the influence. His injuries are not serious. Paul Peter riding with him had a cut on the hand.
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Ralph Watson
Seattle
Broadway
City Hospital
Spruce Et
Paul Peter
Moron Olsen to Read Vision of Sir Launfal at Y M C A
Moron Olsen, dramatic reader, Seattle, will present a reading of The Vision of Sir Launfal by James Russell Lowell at the Y M C A Sunday club mass meeting. The event is part of the Star Lyceum lecture course.
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Moron Olsen
Seattle
Star Lyceum
Sir Launfal
Es Russell Lowell
Ap. m
University Glee and Mandolin Clubs Delight Meany Hall Crowd
Concert at Meany hall Friday night drew hearty applause from University of Michigan Glee and Mandolin clubs. The program featured syncopated music and selections from popular operas to a receptive audience. Juneau, April 15, reports say a teacher in Alaska resigns after five years. W G Heattin left his post as government school superintendent in Southeastern Alaska to lead Cottage Grove Oregon schools citing travel fatigue.
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University of Michigan Glee and Mandolin Clubs
Meany Hall
Juneay
Alaska
W. G. Heattin
Cottage Grove
Ore
Theda Bara Reveals Wild On Screen Behavior
Theda Bara says she does not feign roles and explains that her wild on screen persona leads her to scratch the faces of actresses she works with. She defends her method as真实性 and discusses public reactions to her stage persona.
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Theda Bara
I Live My Character A Star Actress Reveals Truths
In a candid interview for The Star the actress discusses how she lives her roles rather than feigns emotion. She explains the toll of tragedy on nerves and the need to absorb a character while resisting brooding or secondary temptations. She recalls accidents on stage and the challenge of restraint.
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Altho
Elizabeth Smith Feigns Suicide in Downtown Cafe Incident
Elizabeth Smith a 23 year old woman testified she attempted suicide last night in a downtown Los Angeles cafe. While the orchestra played a requested tune she swallowed bichloride of mercury doctors intervened and foiled the act according to today’s statement.
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Los Angeles
Elisabeth Smith
Set house on fire to escape the rent in Oakland
Oakland April 15. Mrs Fannie B Walcott 48 of Fresno and Archie Fairholm 28 held in city prison suspected of setting fire to their lodging house at Eleventh and Jackson to escape in the confusion with their belongings and without paying arrears with a mother and son ruse.
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Oakland
Fannie B. Walcott
Fresno
Archie Fairholm
Eleventh and
Jackson
New York Divorced Husband Avoids Alimony
In New York on April 15 a husband facing divorce was spared alimony after the court refused to order support. The judge dismissed alimony claims despite a suit for divorce, noting the wife’s hairstyle imitation of Mrs. Vernon Castle.
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New York
RE. R. Roenbaum
Vernon Castle
Jailed for a Kiss in Passaic Incident
In Passaic New Jersey on April 15 Frank La Sara was jailed for a year after a street altercation in which he kissed a woman following a high ball and a shouted remark by a passerby.
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Passaic
N. J
Frank la Sara
Frank la
la Sara
Bremerton Democrats Meet in City Mass Meeting
Bremerton Democrats set a city mass meeting for Monday night to choose state convention delegates. Governor Lister will address the gathering in Bremerton on April 15.
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Bremerton
Lister
North of Fifty Three preview in The Star
A brief teaser announces the next weekly feature a novel titled North of Fifty Three praised as a tale of brave humans and the vast North country. The note invites readers to await the weekly installment in The Star.
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