Socialists Seek Armory to Stage Play in Seattle
Socialists led by Bruce Rogers sought state permission to stage The Colonel and His Friends at the Armory in Seattle but were denied. Rogers asked Governor Lister to authorize use of the armory as the police balked. The Tacoma show was also halted by police interference amid a court order to show cause. Sweden operates 50 to 60 factories producing petroleum motors for fishing vessels.
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Used machines and easy terms at White Sewing Co
Dropheads of all makes priced from five dollars and up. New machines sold on easy terms. White Sewing Machine Co located at 1424 Third Ave near Pike. Main 525.
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Pike
Main
Dental plates and crowns at unbeatable prices
If you must wear plates or have ill fitting plates visit us. We offer satisfying sets with exceptional facilities and a pride in plate work. Our crown and bridge system aims for near perfection and ahead of competitors in price and quality. We charge $4 for an extra heavy gold crown versus $10 elsewhere. We can provide a complete new set without a plate and guarantee all work.
Regal Dental Offices Ad Notice
Regal Dental Offices invites patients to contact Dr. L. R. Clark D D S manager at 1405 Third Ave North West corner Union. Note bring this ad with you.
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N. W. Cor
Battle's Nightlife Tour Through City Cafes
The Star tours city cafes with artist Vic and a reporter wife to explore nightlife at Scenic cafe on First Ave and proceeds through the best known venues up to the Rathskeller in a social scale tour.
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Vic
Rathskeller
No Gentleness at Scenic Cafe Says Star Reporter
The Star reporters describe the Scenic Cafe on First Avenue as a crude yet effective operation. A singer entertains soldiers while a predatory patron captures an old man, with police raids thinning crowds but little real change.
Triple Jinx On It Anchors Fishing Schooner Wreck
Survivors of the wrecked fishing schooner Welding, ashore at Fredericks Island, cite a triple jinx that no power short of a miracle could keep her off the beach. A big black cat named Nero, blamed by Capt. Otto Holatrom for bad luck on two prior trips, sneaked aboard before the Friday voyage and the wreck happened on the 13th day of the cruise.
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Welding
Fredericks Island
Nero
Otto Holatrom
Alaska canneries lose money on waste fish
W.S. Bilatchley, former Indiana state geologist, reports 25 percent waste in Alaska canneries that could be used as fertilizer worth about $25 a ton. He notes one cannery wastes $300 daily by not utilizing the waste. He had gone to Alaska mainly to study glaciers.
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Alaska
W.S. Bilatchley
Indiana
Platchley
Blatchley
Railroad excursion to Snoqualmie Falls and North Bend
The Raiflroad Men's Excursion company completes final arrangements for a Sunday outing to Snoqualmie Falls and North Bend with music dancing baseball and fishing. A stop will let excursionists view the world famous Snoqualmie Falls.
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Snoqualmie Falls
North Bend
Snoqualmie Falle
Firet
Yesler
Ing
Fremont
University
King St
Public Welfare Board proposal sparks two hour judiciary talk
Councilman Griffiths introduced a charter amendment to create a five member public welfare board to manage city ratia and institutions. Dr Samuel Koch and Prof J K Hart praised it while Councilman Ward opposed sending it to voters next March.
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Judiciary Committee
Samuel Koch
State Charities and Correction Society
J. K. Hart
University of Washington
Ward
Ita
Baby raffle proposed in Chicago park plan
A 10 cent raffle scheme offers a months-old baby to the holder of a lucky number in a Chicago south side plan. The baby would be awarded at a picnic in a city park. Mrs Hugh Cronan alerted the Anti Cruelty Society secretary Hugo Krause, and officers were dispatched.
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Chicago
Hugh Cronan
Hugo Krause
Anti-Cruelty Society
State records show over nine thousand firms registered
Olympia reports more than 9,000 firms registered with the state Industrial Commission, up 2,600 since the law began two years ago. The Seattle office will be in the Alaska building with Adrian S. Brown in charge.
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Wash
State Industrial Commission
Seattle
Alaska
Adrian 8S. Brown
Refuse injunction against strikers by Judge Gilliam
Judge Gilliam denied without hearing a restraining order against four transfer companies seeking to curb Teamsters on strike. He ordered the union officers to show cause next Monday why a restraining order should not issue. The four plaintiffs allege threatened strike breakers and interference with business. A separate Seattle Dragage & Storage Co. petition before Federal Judge Neterer was taken under advisement with attorney MacMahon contesting federal jurisdiction.
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Gilliam
Yeterday
Teamsters’ Union
Fortune Transfer Co
Georgetown Transfer Co
Haylor- Edwards Transfer Co
Globe Transfer Co
Stfikers
Seattle Dragage & Storage Co
Neterer
MacMahon
Garrison Calls for Larger Army and Reserve Force
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison, speaking at a Chamber of Commerce banquet in San Francisco on August 1, urged a larger standing army and a reserve force. He said the United States must stay prepared to uphold peace and defend the nation, stressing the need for a strong regular force with backing reserves.
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San Francisco
Lindley M. Garrison
Wilson
Pease
Chamber of Commercce
United States
Hindus On Pacific Coast Plan Move Back To India
Hindu leader Bangh Singh says Hindus on the Pacific coast plan a five year migration back to India as many feel unwanted. Thirty two left Chico for India yesterday and about 100 more have departed in the past week.
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Cal
Pacific
India
Nan
Bangh Singh
Diaz Keeps Mum as Diaz Party Plans Pacific Journey
In Los Angeles General Felix Diaz met briefly with Gen. Torres former Sonora governor. Afterward Diaz’s party planned to depart for San Francisco en route to Vancouver and Japan. Secretaries denied political significance of the meetings but offered no details.
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Torres
Sonora
Felix Diaz
Diaz
San Francisco
Vancouver
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Japan
Gereanimo Trevino
Fire Scouts to be Organized in St Petersburg
Aug 1 report from St Petersburg states the ministry of the Interior plans a new department of fire scouts. Members will be trained in fire fighting duties and life saving techniques, preparing them for adult firefighter roles.
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ST. Petersburg
Ministry of the Interior
Wilson denies Europe makes threats on U S
President Wilson through Secretary of State says reports claiming European powers threaten US actions in Mexico are unfounded. He notes no formal or informal notice of armed European intervention and cites motives linked to Mexican mines. Senator Bacon seeks evidence refuting Wilson and will review documents at the next foreign relations meeting.
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Mexico
Europe
Wilson
Bryan
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bacon
Georgia
Senate Committee
Henry Lane Wilson
Victoriano Huerta
Alf Goes Home After English Visit
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria of Spain ended their week long visit to England today and departed for their summer home at San Sebastian in a royal travel note.
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London
Alfonso
Queen Victoria
Spain
England
San Sebastian
Bake Oven Endorsed by Medical Journal for Rheumatism
The American Medical Journal in Chicago on June 5 1909 promotes the Bake Oven as a rheumatism cure and urges patient use in an institution. Dr Loughney offers limited patients treatment at 1.00 per session with free consultation and extended hours at the People’s Saving Bank Building Seattle.
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American Medical Journal
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Loughney
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