Emma Goldman to Lecture Here Amid Bail Conditions
Anarchist Emma Goldman posts bail of 500 dollars in Portland after arrest for distributing birth control literature. She plans a series of lectures at I. W. W. hall 208 Second Ave near Washington St from August 15 to August 22 with topics on war, socialism, free love, Nietzsche, feminism, and sexuality.
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Emma Goldman
Portland
I. W. W. Hall
Second Ave
Washington St
Billy
Friedrich Nietzsche
Europe
American Association of Home Economics
Hebrew Free Loan Association
Star Machinery Co
First Ave
Roos
Northwest
Seattle
Andrew Bakhareff
Coostitute
New Hine
Jonggupreved
F. G. Lawson
Ferguson Hotel
Third
Madison St
Dorothy Neylan
W. B. Kelly
Fifth Ave. N
Thomas St
Judge orders Hrattstrom jailed for back alimony
Judge Frater cites P. David Hrattstrom to show cause why he should not pay $150 in back alimony to his wife Karia. A bench warrant is issued and Hrattstrom is committed to jail until payment is made.
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P. David Hrattstrom
Frater
Karia
Judge Denies Habeas Writ in Weiss Wise Case
Judge Frater refused Weiss Wise's writ of habeas corpus and stated the state is no asylum for men who desert their wives. Gov Lister honored extradition requisition from Gov Whitman last Friday. Weiss Wise claimed misidentification and sought relief.
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Frater
Ignatz Weiss
Wise
Lister
Whitman
Weiss
Knights See Alaska Steamer Spokane Heads North
The Spokane steamed out Sunday night carrying 150 passengers and 900 tons of freight bound for Alaska. Col. P. H. Callahan supreme councillor Knights of Columbus and other supreme officers who attended the annual convention were among the travelers.
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Spokane
Alaska
Col
P. H. Callahan
Supreme Councillor
Knights of Columbus
Billboards under fire as council weighs tax bill
At a joint public safety and franchise committee meeting Vancouver officials hear strong opposition to Councilman Hanna’s billboard tax bill. Fos ter and Kleiser reps warn the measure could force the business out. other speakers defend or question the assessment and impact. After about an hour, the panel adjourned with no action until Wednesday.
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Hanna
Public Safety
Foster & Kleiser
Hanna Anid
Fred Foater
Seattle
Carl F. Gould
Fine Arts Association
Nathan Eckstein
Schwabacher Hardware Co
Prof. Agnew
The
University
Ad Club
Joseph Blethen
Chemists Move Toward National Meeting Speech
Leo H. Baekeland, a leading chemist, is expected to be chosen as next president of the organization and will give a talk at the American Chemical Society meeting in late August through early September.
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Leo. H. Baekeland
American Chemical Society
Receiver sought for German Newspaper association
Mrs. Caroline Schaefer asks the superior court to appoint a receiver for the German Newspaper association alleging $5,000 remains due her under a contract by which Charles Osner took over the Washington Staatz Zeitung. The filing centers on the dispute over ownership and debts in the German press group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Osner
Washington Staatz- Zeitung
Caroline Schaefer
Jacob Schaefer
Superior Court
Milk Wagon Drivers Hold Picnic At Atlanta Park
Milkmen and families enjoyed a Sunday outing by Union No. 66 at Atlanta Park with field sports for men women girls and boys providing considerable fun and recreation.
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Atlanta Park
Auto Turns Turtle Near City, Four Hurt
Auto driven by Will Blair president of Keating Fuel Co. overturned four miles out on the North Trunk road. Four passengers Mrs. Flair Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Wright of Olalia and Blair uninjured.
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Will Blair
Keating Fuel Co
Million Dollar Home Aims Aid For I T U Members
Los Angeles reports the International Typographical Union during its 61st session highlights its Colorado Springs home funded by gifts. The union runs an $80 acre sanctuary with hospital annexes and a $1 per week pension for 60 plus retirees. Pension fund totals approach $1.95 million in seven years.
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Los Angeles
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Col
Union
George W. Childs
A. J Drexel
Cal
All-Night Banquet Honors Visiting Eagles at Hall
An all night banquet for 1200 plates will honor hundreds of Visiting Eagles at the Eagles hall Seventh and Pine Monday night. John H. Shively is toast master with speakers including Mayor H C Gill and Col H H Thompson. Notable visitors listed include Col W W Grayson Milwaukee Conrad Mann Cincinnati and John F Lenney Chester among others. The Seattle band of 52 pieces will provide music.
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Eagles Hall
John H. Shively
H. C. Gill
Aerie No. 1
H. H. Thompson
John W. Considine
Col. W. W. Grayson
Savannah
Conrad Mann
Milwaukee
Thomas J. Cogan
Cincinnati
W. J. Brennen
Pittsburgh
Frank FE. Herring
South Pend
Ind
PG. W. P
Frederick Hughes
Grand
Yonkers
N. Y
Col. &. D. Weed
Helena
Mont
John F. Lenney
Chester
A. W. Redick
Snohomish
Seattle
Star Folk Have Big Time Sunday
About 100 editors reporters printers and their wives and sweethearts picnicked at Chauncey Wright’s Miller’s Beach home Sunday The group left town at 10 am in autos and auto trucks carrying soup ice cream watermelon and other fare At the beach clam digging games horseshoe and baseball were enjoyed ladies races dancing rope skipping boxing and wrestling entertained by Chauncey Wright’s graphophone
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Star Bunch
Chauncey Wright
Miller's Beach
Star
Fires Raze Scripps Homes In La Jolla Sect
Four fires, likely incendiary, damaged Ellen and Virginia Scripps homes at La Jolla and nearby properties, including St James by the Sea church and a cottage studio. The blazes started within a short span and were widely separated.
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San Diego
Ellen
Virginia Scripps
la Jolla
Episcopal Church of St. James-by the-Sea
Okuma Heads Dual Roles in New Japanese Cabinet
Count Shigeobu Okuma will serve temporarily as both prime minister and minister of foreign affairs in the cabinet formed at the emperor's request. The move places Okuma at the helm of Japan's government and its foreign policy during a transitional period.
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Tokio
Shigeobu Okuma
Negro Identified in Frink Park Robbery
Sunday identified Samuel Owens as the man who robbed Miss Mary Hallington and E A Pilla and Miss Ethel Peterson at Frink park Friday night. Owens will be charged with robbery.
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Mary Hallington
Samuel Owens
E. A. Pilla
Ethel Peterson
Frink Park
Ranger Killed as Forest Fires Claim Victim
Vancouver reports a fatal forest fire incident at Brave Lake. Walter Richards, the fire warden, suffocated while battling the blaze. Other details specify the ongoing fire danger in the area.
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Vancouver
B.C
Walter Richards
Brave Lake
Honeymoon in the Cocktails at Empress Theatre
Estelle Vordette stars in A Honeymoon in the Cocktails with a lively skit aided by a male partner. The Six American Abdullah tumblers, Simonds and Platt singing and joshing, Howard Sisters dancing, Peto and Wilson barrel jumping, Lois Hypnotist show, Six Hawaiians, Joe Roberts on banjo, and the Fishers animal impersonations highlight a varied bill with a Keystone comedy in the program.
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Empress Theatre
Estelle Vordette
Abdullah
Simonds
Platt
Howard Sisters
Peto
Wilson
Lois
Barnum
Lois Theatre
Joe Roberts
Seattle
Fishers
Jerked to Jail by Woman Cop at the Fair
Arthur Hawthorne flirted with a cashier on the Zone at the fair and was grabbed by Miss Blanche Payson a woman officer of Amazonic proportions and jailed in San Francisco on August 9.
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San Francisco
Arthur Hawthorne
Blanche Payson
Gin Rickey inventor dies in Washington
Geo Williamson, credited with mixing the first gin rickey, died in Washington. The cocktail was named after Col. Joe Rickey of Missouri, who inspired the drink.
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Rickey
Washington
Geo. Williamson
Col
Joe Rickey
Missouri
Dentistry Office Expands Staff With Certified Graduate
A Northwest dental office adds another operator, a state board certified graduate, and displays the certificate in view. The practice stresses patient satisfaction, ironclad guarantees, and relies on trained, registered operators to ensure quality work. A demonstration of painless methods was scheduled for the next morning.
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State Dental Board
Northwest
JL. R. Clark
Treth
Regal Dental Offices Ad Note in City Directory
Regal Dental Offices run by Dr. L. R. Clark manager at 1405 Third Ave near Northwest Corner Third and Union listed in local directory style notice.
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L. R. Clark
Third Ave
Mayor Gill Combes Hair in Brief Scene
A city report notes Mayor Gill combed his hair in the middle of a public appearance. The moment is described as a simple, neutral gesture during the event.
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Gill
Pierce County speed officer injured in pursuit crash
Officer Devoe of Pierce County sustains serious injuries after his car struck a speeding motorcyclist during a chase. Edward McDonnell, 71, longtime state resident since 1872, dies in Tacoma. Prospect of hosting the West Coast Potato Association convention returning to the state is discussed.
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Devoe
Pierce County
Edward McDonnell
Tacoma
West Coast Potato Association
Wild Oats, Fires, and Traffic Woes Spark Seattle Headlines
A chaotic mix of accidents and incidents fills the page. Notable events include a Ritzville warehouse fire causing $100,000 in losses, a deadly Kentucky election riot, a Japanese laborer killing in Bel lingham, a mother’s heroic bid to save her drowned son in Medical Lake, and a fatal or serious auto crash aftermath in Seattle. Additional notes cover civic matters, protests, local society meetings, and personal misfortunes ranging from a Tacoma judge’s death to injuries from street collisions.
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Jimmie Kijobara
Bellingham
Knights of Pythias
Mount Rainier
A. C. Wilson
South Bend
Harvey Sryant
Painoff
Alaska
Stan
Chas. F. Niles
Carranza
Exposition
San Francisco
Taggart
Kansas City
U. S
Olympia
Olympia Light & Power Co
Samuel Gompers
Gifford Pinchot
Philadelphia
John R. Lawson
Colorado
Thomas Mattison
Tacoma
Seattle
Evergreen Hall
Balllargeon
Owen Named Receiver of Public Moneys at Seattle
Announcement from the White House states J. W. Owen of Everett has been appointed receiver of public moneys at Seattle. The appointment was made today in Washington.
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Washington
White House
J. W. Owen
Everett
Seattle
God a Local Issue Religion Is Not a Requisite for Citizenship
Herbert Quick discusses whether religion is essential to being a good citizen. He cites figures from history and philosophy, arguing that faith alone does not determine virtue and that devotion to justice and democratic principles matters more than specific beliefs. He notes both religious and irreligious exemplars as good or bad citizens.
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Herbert Quick
Joseph Epstein
Baltimore
City Club
Epste
Duke of
Alva
Maurice of
Nassau
David Hume
Thomas Paine
United States
Robert G. Ingersoll
Jesus
Benjamin Franklin
Russia
Dostoevsky
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Oresse
Nea
Union Dye Works (Inc
19Th Ave
K. Union
Albert Hansen
Neer Madison
Dementi Drew
Paycophatic
Chicago
Star Folk
Scripp
Okuma
Ranger
Empress
Bill
DR. L. R,. Clark
Regal Dental Offices
N. W. Cor, Third and Union
Thomas Wardall
Buffalo
Lake Washington Canal
Bryan
Stella Sorghum
Balfour-Guthrie
Ritzville
Wanh
Kentucky
Hilly
Dr Abed
Billy Wine
al Piller
Don McDonald
Prince Albert
Crawford White
Kulles
Kirk Bothell
Kirkland
G. E. Doyle
Sterling Hotel
Wings
Fort Lawton
City Hospital
J. E. Chilberg
British Columbia
Ellie Bergman
25Th Ave. N
J. Giese
Seventh Ave
Eighth
Pikest
Owen
Columbia River
Enery
Yellow National Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Omaha
St. Louis
Hot Lake
Oregon
Mae
City Ticket Office
H. L. Hudgon, C. F
P. A
O-W. R
U. P
Maude Leone & CO
Alki Bathing Beach
Or Company
Alki
Sound
Ellers Talking Machine Company
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