Death of autopsy victim sparks coroner inquiry
Clarence Atkinson 42 was found dead in the rear seat of a Turner car after it swerved off the road grazing a telephone pole. Pneumonia and unusual tooth burial noted. An Italian city health department worker and his children were present. Turner is a National Sheet Metal Workers official. Ambulance aid responded to multiple accident scenes as drivers fainted and crashes occurred.
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Clarence Atkinson
Boren Ave. II
Oscar Co. Turner
Westlake Ave
C. C. Tiffin
Atkinson
Atkin
Turner
City Health Department
National Sheet Metal Workers
City Hospital
H. N. Bell
F. Boston
T. W. Webb
Lloyd Webb
Pyorrhoea Linked to Rheumatism Warns Dentist Specialist
A medical expert warns that pyorrhoea is the main cause of rheumatism as pus from tooth roots and pockets poisons the stomach. Silent and deadly, pyorrhoea may disappear after dental cleanup, prompting specialized treatment by Dr Thempeean with moderate prices and expert staff.
Soviet revolutionary program rejects reformist goals
The Soviet government claims its aims are revolutionary, not reformist, seeking to overthrow landowners and capitalists and liberate workers. It notes reforms arise from the ruling class while domination persists, and cites tactics against exploiters from 1917 onward, including use of terror as a response to resistance.
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Denikin
Kolchak
Mannerheim
Odessa
Kerensky
Krassboff
Russia
Petrograd
Legation
Afghanistan
India
Hungary's new premier seeks allied talks and order
Budapest’s interim government under Julius Peidl pledges quick steps to restore order and safeguard lives while seeking universal suffrage and an assembly. Negotiations with Italy aim at immediate hostilities cessation as food and coal supplies are dire. Perild names ministers and emphasizes friendly ties with allies.
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Budapest
Bela Kan
Julius Petdl
United Press
Perdl
Italy
Peidi
Hungary
Entente
Peid
M. Pager
M. Haubrich
M. Agoston
M. Carbal
M. Carami
M. Takos
M. Miskica
M. Dovesak
M. Knittelhofer
Prince Henry Defends Bill Calls Allied Leaders to Account
In an open letter published in Hamburger Nachrichten the ex Kaiser candidate for trial urges a neutral court, preferably Madrid, and says allied statesmen should also face judgment if the war is to reveal truth. He blames Britain for the conflict and warns of Germanys reckoning while opposing trials of the Kaiser.
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Copenhagen
Prince Henry
Prussia
George
Hamburger Nachrichten
Great Britain
Germany
Madrid
Milla to Speak in Seattle on Economic Conditions
Walter Thomas Milla will lecture in Seattle on Saturday August 9 under the Triple Alliance. He will discuss how North Dakota formed the alliance and how Washington may follow. He defends independent development for oppressed nationalities and rail against capitalist powers.
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Walter Thomas Milla
Seattle
At & O
Triple Alliance
Labor Temple
Milla
North Dakota
Washington
Real widows and grass widows empathize amid unknown reasons
Real widows and grass widows find common ground in shared loss and coping, though the motives behind their mutual sympathy remain unclear. The article explores how grief shapes distant kinds of widowhood and the social bonds that form between them.
Memphis Editor Leech Sentenced to Ten Days in Jail
Aug 4 Memphis parade escorts Edward T. Leech of the Memphis Prema to jail for contempt of court after publishing The Shame of It All. A brass band, decorated car, 50 autos, cheering crowds, and a jail speech defend press freedom as plans form for a legislative proposal on speech protections.
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Memphis
Tenn
Edward T. Leech
Memphis Prema
Leech
Israel Peres
Peres
Tennessee
Honor Y M H A Heroes Four Gave Lives in War
Seventy eight Y M H A members joined the army or navy during World War I from a total 154 members and 80 percent served as volunteers. Four members died in service. 74 returned to civilian life in Seattle. A Rosenthal led the tablet dedication at the Y M H A club house with Rabbi Otto S. Grunbaum as toastmaster.
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Young Men's
Hebrew Tion
Army
Navy
Tts
Seattle
A. Rosenthal
L. A. Melter
Otto 8S
Grunbaum
Safe Breakers Loot Locomobile Company Safe
Burglars entered the Locomobile Company of America shop Sunday night and robbed the safe of $148.45. The Joe Perkins machine shop at 14th Ave and Jackson housed the auto company offices. Night watchman George Milham noticed the rear door open and alerted Patrolman E. Milcott, triggering an investigation by the two officers.
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Locomobile Company of America
Auto Company
Joe Perkins
14Th Ave
Jackson At
George Milham
E. 8
Milcott
Troops Charge Liverpool Rioters After Policemen Strike
In Liverpool on August 1 United Press reports troops patrolled the city after a policemen’s walkout sparked disorder. Soldiers using bayonets tanks and machine guns faced rioters while looting destroyed the Dorinquen ammunition steamer. The mob carried off hams lard rice sugar and tinned food. The tramway and bus workers struck but claimed no link to the police action. A destroyer anchored offshore to help restore order. Over twenty rioters were injured.
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Liverpool
United Press
Purse Thief Nabbed After Delta Hotel Snatch
Walter McFarlane, 23, was arrested in an alley near Third Ave and Cherry after Miss May Stanley of the Delta hotel reported a purse snatching. Police say he admitted taking the purse containing $14 and personal items. he was charged with disorderly conduct and released on a $25 bond.
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Walter McFarlane
Third Ave
Cherry
W. J. Richmire
W. A. Wood
H. N. Potter
Miss May Stanley
Delta
Miss Stanley
McFarlane
Seattle shooting death near Maple Valley linked to quarrel
John Hair a colored man was shot in the head and died at Providence hospital after an incident in a boxcar on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. Lonnie Banderas a colored man and Hattie Lee a colored woman were detained by the coroner's office in Seattle. A murder charge against Sanders is anticipated as authorities investigate the quarrel over the Lee woman.
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John Hair
Lonnie Banderas
Maple Valley
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Providence Hospital
Manders
Hattie Lee
Sanders
C. C. Tiffin
Hart
Hair
Lee
Tiffin
Seattle
Renton
Three Chinese Citizens Captured With Drugs Near Seattle
Three Chinese individuals were caught early Sunday trying to cross the American border with opium and cocaine valued at over $200. Immigration officials will bring them to Seattle for deportation hearings.
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Seattle
Matthews accuses California financiers over Japanese bias in Northwest
Dr. M A Matthews pastor of First Presbyterian church told his congregation that a Seattle launched effort to spotlight Japanese space in the Northwest was financed by California interests. Miller Freeman of the veterans welfare commission condemned the claims as ridiculous while asserting discrimination favors Japanese firms controlling funds. He said federal officials warned action was needed to curb ascendancy and that lawmakers must act.
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M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Seattle
Northwest
California
Miller Freeman
Veterans Welfare Commission
Dr. Matthews
Advertising pulls readers to The Star
The text urges readers to consider The Star for advertising as a key way to reach audiences and stay valued in the market. It emphasizes affordability and relevance in promotional efforts.
Mrs Gould Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills For Relief
A reader from 8225 Sixteenth Avenue West reports long term benefit from Doan's Kidney Pills. She describes quick relief for backache and weakness during overwork or illness and, two years later, says her kidneys have had no trouble since using the product.
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I. O. Jarvis
Carleton Avenue
Doan
John Craig
Fortieth Avenue South
Dean
J. A. Reed
Slocum & Reed
Duwamish Avenue
W. H. Gould
Sixteenth Avenue West
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McDonald's
Edward Glaster
39Th Ave. S. W
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Glasier
Pacific Highway
Bothell
R.L. Ewing
10Th Ave. N. E
Margaret Appell
Court St
F. J. Page
Ewing
Pyerrheea
Thempeean
WM. H. Thompson
Yesler Way
Stere
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Mrs. G. Oswald
Lenine
Paris
Vienna
Agence Radio
Bela Kun
Moscow
Onega
Archangel
Admiral Kolechak
Perm
Siberian
Bill
N. Dakota
Japan
United States
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Maurice Friedman
George Nocovoy
Matthews
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Victor Cleaning & Dye Works
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Foster-Milburn Co
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