Ohio Method of Dentistry Promises Free Exam and Care
The Ohio Dentists advertise their Ohio Method of Dentistry offering a free examination with no obligation. They claim to treat pyorrhea reced gums and bad breath without plates, and boast eminent endorsements and guaranteed work across all branches of dentistry.
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Special Privilege Urges War in Mexico
Washington dispatch explains why leaders push for intervention against Huerta while Wilson resists sole war aims. The piece argues big northern Mexican interests seek protection of property and ongoing exploitation. It states the president does not seek a general war or annexation and hopes to vindicate U.S. honor before withdrawing.
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Finds boy after long search he turns her down
Mrs. McHugh Telfer, after seven years of travel to England, Canada, and the United States, reunites with her 16-year-old son in superior court. The son refuses to live with her or abandon Seattle high school for Chicago. She shows she funded trips by factory wages and cites her husband’s early departure and later divorce. She seeks annulment of the divorce and custody of the boy.
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U S Mine Planter Lays Cables at Columbia River Mouth
The Ringgold assisted by the Manzanita and the Fornance begins laying cables and mines at the river mouth. Mine fields are being planted in both north and south channels near Fort Stevens Oregon.
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Columbia River
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Ringgold
Manzanila
Fornance
Supreme Court Denies Credit for Ellensburg Normal Training
The Washington Supreme Court denied the writ of mandate to compel state superintendent Mrs. Josephine Preston to grant credit to Kittitas County No. 3% district for training pupils in the Ellensburg Normal manual training department. Coach Hiram Contbear of the University of Washington learned Berkeley regulars will attend the regatta in May.
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Kittitas County
Ellensburg Normal
Hiram Contbear
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Mrs. Ornes Dies in Mount Vernon at 29
Mrs. Fred Ornes wife of Mount Vernon Argua editor died at home last night from appendicitis. She was 29 years old and the daughter of J. H. Hannay a local banker.
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Fred Ornes
Roads cost Olympia road work total since 1911
The state will have spent 3,132,000 on road work after bids are awarded. Since March 8, 1911, 296 miles of macadam surface and 126 miles of graveled road have been built. Two hundred seven miles are under construction.
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Olympia
Boosters Sought by Vancouver Clergyman at St Mark's Meet
Rev. W. W. Vance of Vancouver urged booster support at St Mark's parish annual meeting held last night, calling for more backing from church circles.
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W. W. Vance
Vancouver
B. C
St Mark's Parish
Itching Ends After One ZEMO Application
An advert promises immediate relief from severe itching with a single application of ZEMO. The claim emphasizes instant comfort and a life improved by the product’s effect, targeting readers seeking rapid treatment.
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Mediation in Mexico Shows Hopeful Sign
President Wilson signals a softer stance as Huerta agrees to arbitrate U S Mexico differences with Argentina Brazil and Chile. Mediation teams await proposals while aiming to establish constitutional government and Huertas withdrawal amid factional rivalries. George Cameron, 38, convicted quickly in a separate court case.
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Huerta
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
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Mexico
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Villa
Four Thousand Students Prepare May Festival at Armory
About 4,000 pupils from high schools and grades eight participate in a kid friendly May Festival of Music at the Armory. A 71 piece high school orchestra will back local soloists Pearl Dempsey and Jennie Middlevich and Harold Gieser. Three large choruses.
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Pearl Dempsey
Jennile Middlevich
Fred Smelzer
Harold Gieser
David F. Davies
Lucy Cole
Fire wipes out entire west end of Copperopolis
Copperopolis, near Stockton, suffered total destruction of its west end as a fire swept through the mining camp today. No detailed losses or injuries were reported in the early bulletin.
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Stockton
Cal
Copperopolis
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