Kellogg Warns on Trade War and U S Relations
C Kellogg Republican candidate told Com Club that Europe’s war is a trade war with Germany France Britain forcing market battles in less developed nations. He urged leading in securing fair trading rights and building military preparedness to gain respect abroad.
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C. Kellogg
Cantor Congress
Com- Club
Kellogg
Germany
France
Pingland
Orient
America
Move Launched Friday for Tri-State Editorial Action
A Move was launched Friday in Medford Oregon to form a tri state association as part of an Oregon State Editorial action aimed at regional cooperation.
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Oregon State
Medford
Ore
Dental Office Offer Promises Low Costs and Satisfaction
The advertisement promotes dental work at low prices with a satisfaction guarantee. L R Clark, D D S, owner and manager, urges readers to visit Sunday for a free hand examination and cost estimate. The copy emphasizes conscientious service and reliability from the Northwest office.
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Lance
Northwest
Ember
L. KR. Clark
D. Downer
Regal Dental Offices Mkr 34 Mh Clark Manager
Regal Dental Offices oversight note lists manager Mh Clark at 405 Third Ave SW, with corner unit at Union mine and 7 end Union. No further context or actions provided in readable text.
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Mh. Clark
Third Ave
S. W. Cor
End Union Mine
Ballinger Attacks Direct Primaries in Speech at Club
Former Interior Secretary Richard A. Ballinger denounces direct primaries and urges restoration of the old convention system saying popular direct voice will vanish. R H Hartley outlines anti union stance at Seattle event. About 2,000 attend the King County Women’s Republican Club ball led by Mayor Gill. Warren Grimm seeks Chehalis County prosecuting attorney post. Socialist candidate I B Katterfield fails to file. Turner will not actively campaign. John W. Roberts files for sheriff nomination.
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Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Commercial Club
Repubican Club
Ballinger
Taft
King County Women's Republican Club
Hippodrome
Gill
Registration Window Narrowing Before September Primary
Less than 24 days remain to register as the September 12 primary looms with books closing 10 days before and 20 days before the general election. Those who did not vote in March and were notified of registration cancellation should act now to qualify as electors for fall elections set under Mayor Gill’s election.
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Gill
Robins backs Hughes urging progressives to rejoin GOP
Raymond Robins, chairman of the last progressive convention, declares support for Hughes for president Chicago August 5 and calls on progressives to return to the Republican Party. He praises Republican achievements and criticizes Democratic machine influence in Illinois and the South.
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Chicago
Raymond Robins
Hughes
Republican Party
Robins
Roosevelt
New Hampshire
California
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Seattle considers large loaf as bakers push price relief
A. Davidson of Davidson Bread Co., 1916 East Mercer, leader in Seattle’s 10-cent loaf, left Seattle to join 400 Chicago bakers at the Salt Lake Master Bakers' convention to advocate for a 5-cent loaf.
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Seattle
A. Davidson
Davidson Bread Co
East Mercer
Chicago
Salt Lake
Preparations for Western Rail Strike Seek Federal Help
Western railroad companies prepare for a potential strike by trainmen. The California Railroad Commission has telegraphed President Wilson urging efforts to avert a national railroad disruption. About 500 guards and subway ticket sellers held a secret meeting to draft demands for Monday presentation.
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San Francisco
California State Railroad Commission
Wilson
Coast Guard Cutter Unalga Transfers Prisoners and Patients
The Coast Guard cutter Unalga has moved prisoners and insane persons from Valdez to Cordova and later to Seattle, aiming to relocate detainees and mental health patients under custody.
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Coast Guard
Unalga
Valdez
Cordova
Seattle
County Janitors Secretly Planned Vacation for Political Machine
A Star reporter uncovered that 35 county janitors were slated for weeklong vacations to aid Hamilton’s political machine. Ted Corbett, head sheriff, tried to block access to the vacation roster, facing reprimand from County Commissioner Carrigan. Names and vacation dates from a bulletin board were copied amid tense confrontation in the janitors’ room.
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Enamelaw
Hamilton
Ted Corbett
Star
Hamilton Political Machine
William Griffiths
Nelson Hughes
Martin Smith
H. Y. Dryer
Corbett
Ide
County Assessor Reports 241 Million Tax Basis
King county's assessed valuation this year is 241 585 821 dollars not including gan and telephone properties valued at 4 528 532 dollars. A district by district table was prepared for the board of equalization meeting at the county city building. Rail and street railways add an estimated 27 million more, according to Thatcher. The board includes Bolton Erickson Haas Carrigan Hamilton Knudsen Bennett and Thatcher as ex officio clerk.
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King County
Gan and Telephone Companies
Thatcher
Districta
Board of Equalization
Bolton
Erickson and Haas
Carrigan
Hamilton and
Knudsen
Bennett
Hunt Slayers Of Oil Man Murder In Okmulgee
In Okmulgee Oklahoma Aug 5 hundreds of men search the countryside for Cecil Lowery a negro charged with the murder of C and Vaughn a wealthy operator Vaughn was found dead in his car with throat cut and pockets inside out Lowery wearing blood stained clothing was found nearby and a posse with bloodhounds searches for Bill Lowery Cecil’s brother described as an accomplice.
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Okulmogee
Okla
Cecil Lowery
Murer
C. & Vaughn
Lowery
Thompson
Vaughn
Hoffman
Bill Lowery
Cecil
Health officers guard Seattle stations for infantile paralysis
Seattle health officers on Saturday monitored all railway stations to guard against arriving cases of Infantile Paralysis. Dr. McBride, health commissioner, warned the disease could reach Seattle and noted Montana's foothold underscores the need for vigilance.
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Seattle
Dr. McBride
Montana
Milledgeville Woman First Enrolled in Eugenics Registry
Perfect Woman Misa Myrick of Milledgeville Georgia becomes the first enrollee in a new Eugenics Registry started by the National Conference on Race Netterment. She is said to meet the standards of mental and physical perfection required in the test as the registry aims to compile a list of human thoroughbreds tested for physique and mentality.
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Misa Myrick
Milledgeville, Ga
Footwear Key to Burglary Confession Itinerant Thief Says Feet Kept Careful
A barefoot burglar, captured by city detectives, told Chief Beckingham he always looked after his feet. He suggested neglecting them could alert his customers, a defense that highlights his odd care routine in the case.
Food for a Month if Seattle Faces Rail Strike
A Seattle shortage would not occur for a month even if a national railroad strike disrupted rail service. Produce dealers predicted fruit and vegetable supply losses first, with California fruit shipments and Washington greens most at risk, and meat and canned goods facing limits but not famine. Milk could be adapted via condensed milk, with auto truck delivery and local stockpiles limiting immediate impact.
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Seattle
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
M. C. Bloxom
Creshaw & Bloxom Produces Co
Washington
Heiberg
Frye-Brubn Co
Melberg
J. A. Rose
Meadowbrook Dairy Co
Rose
Seamen Demand Better Conditions Across Great Lakes
In Cleveland on August 5 representatives of unions totaling about 10 000 lake seamen and firemen met to plan actions for demand fulfillment. Employers granted a ten dollar monthly raise this week but the unions say their primary goal is improved working conditions and the abolition of the blacklist.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Ceue
Railroads report shows net revenue rise of 190 million
The government announced a net revenue increase of 190 million dollars for the rail road business for the fiscal year ending in June. The report covers ninety three railroads. Pilot Butler, who steered the Kenkon Maru aground near Birch Point, B C was suspended for three months at the second hearing called by the minister of marine.
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Butler
Nea Birch Point, B. C
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U. S
DR. L. KR. Clark
Regal Dental Offices
Hartley
R. H. Hartley
Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Company
Warren
Grimm
Chehalis County
IL. B. Katterfield
Everett
Howell
Socialist Party
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John W. Roberts
County
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Gladys Brockwell
Ballain
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