Four youths arrested after caught breaking into sporting goods store
Joe Riddel 26 a laborer Roy Wright 19 an electrician Charles Reid 21 a laborer Eddie Murphie 19 a walter were nabbed by Capt. Sullivan and three patrolmen in Joe N. Hardy 111 Marton street store at 10 30 Tuesday night. Mrs F D Steele from the Stevens hotel saw the entry. Two men drew guns but surrendered when surrounded.
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Joe Riddel
Roy Wright
Charles Reid
Eddie Murphie
Walter
Sullivan
Sporting Goods
Joe N. Hardy
Marton Sr
F. D. Steele
Stevens Hotel
Turkish Protest Demands Halt to Bulgarian Atrocities
The Turkish government filed a protest with foreign representatives in Constantinople alleging Bulgarian atrocities in Thrace. The Porte warned it could declare war again unless Bulgaria is compelled to desist.
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Constantinople
Thrace
Bulgaria
Huerta Cancels Diaz Tokyo Trip. Sails Planned for Europe
Gen Felix Diaz shows anxiety as United Press reports he will not sail for Japan. Instead the Diaz party will travel across Canada to Quebec, sail October 21 for Europe, then to St Petersburg and Siberian railroad to Japan, with the Tokyo mission possibly canceled and return to Mexico City after a cautious Canadian tour.
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United Press
Vancouver
B. C
Felix Diaz
Tokyo
Mexico City
Orient
Japan
Pacific
Canada
Quebec
Europe
St Petersburg
Siberian
Campaign to raise five thousand for child tuberculosis hospital
Rev W A Major calls on Seattle residents to fund a new children's hospital for TB victims. On Friday 175 boys and girls will sell petit flour celluloid flowers on business streets to collect nickels and quarters for the campaign.
Pacific Highway association names officers
In Vancouver on August 13 Judge J T Ronald of Seattle was elected honorary president, Samuel Hill of Seattle was elected president, and Frank M Fretwell of Seattle became secretary. F R McD Russell of Vancouver was elected vice president for Washington, with Falcon Joslyn chosen for Alaska.
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Vancouver
B. C
J. T. Ronald
Seattle
Pacific Highway Association
Samuel Hill
Frank M. Fretwell
F. R. McD. Russell
Washington
Falcon Joslyn
Alaska
Teamsters Case Writ Sought Against Judge Humphries
Attorney MacMahon serves notice that he will seek a writ of prohibition from the supreme court Friday. Judge Humphries refuses to transfer the teamsters cases, with three drayage firms John Fortune The Lloyd and The Seattle involved in the proceedings.
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MacMahon
Humphries
Supreme Court
Teamsters
Teamsters’ Union
John Fortune
The
Lloyd
Seattle
Parrot Restraining Order Dissolved by Judge Humphries
The morning in Judge Humphries court centered on affidavits and argument over a restraining order against a parrot owned by W. T. Spritt and Ollie Spritt. The judge dissolved the order, noting a fondness for parrots and a preference to let them talk.
Elect Officers for Pacific Grand Lodge of Scandinavian Brotherhood
Officers elected at the Tuesday session include RK H Lund of Tacoma as president and C T Webb as vice president. Also chosen were Byver ett deputy grand president H C Anderson grand secretary treasurer Gustave Fahraon conductor Gerard Tanning inside guard B L Gilbert outside guard P Olson trustees Ostrom Arntaon Nelson Gavelstad Smith and others. The article then notes the port canal claim and surpassing Suez by 5 million tons in the last year.
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Pacific Grand Lodge
The
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
RK. H. Lund
Tacoma
Order
C. T. Webb
Byverett
H. C. Anderson
Seattle
Gustave Fahraon
Gerard Tanning
B. L. Gilbert
P. Olson
Everett
John KE
Ostrom
J. M. Arntaon
Teoma
N. F. Nelson
Aberdeen
P.M. Gavelstad
Carl ‘J. Smith
Star Want Ad Seeks Tenant For Furnished Room Move
Bome Star reader requests relocation and offers a furnished room for rent. Includes available date, rental terms, and contact details for interested neighbors seeking a short term or longer stay in a quiet residence with utilities included.
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Bome
Behind the Scenes at The Passing Show of 1912 Harem Scene
A reporter recalls entering the Moore theatre production and witnessing swift stage changes, a dangerous tank, and a vivid harem scene with about 30 performers. He credits stage manager Henry Lehman for keeping him safe amid moving props and lights while admiring Trixie Friganza, Adelaide, and Hughes as the curtain rises to the blue glow of the harem finale.
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Moore Theatre
Vic
Henry Lehman
Trixie Friganza
U. S
Lehman
Trixie
Howard
Adelaide
Hughes
Quit Smoking Method Draws Crowd at Chicago Clinic
A lively crowd including a drummer two college students a bartender six baseball players and a pool hall proprietor gathered at the Anti Cigaret League free clinic in Chicago to test a tongue swab treatment using nitrate of silver Dr H Kress the league’s secretary demonstrated the method claiming three months of washes could ready even the most hardened smoker to quit Miss Gaston noted the claims while the demonstration continued.
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Chicago
Anti Cigaret League
Lucy Page Gaston
H. Kress
Gaston
Interurban Rate Boost Fight Before Federal Court
Judge Neterer considers Puget Sound Electric Co. petition seeking federal relief to block the Washington Public Service Commission from opposing a planned rate increase between Seattle and Tacoma. The state court ruling and financial losses cited by the company frame the dispute.
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Neterer
Puget Sound Electric Co
State Public Service Commission
Seattle
Tacoma
Railay Company
Emma Goldman to Speak in Seattle This Week
Emma Goldman known as the queen of anarchists will give three lectures in Seattle this week at the I. W. W. hall 211 Occidental av Speaking on Wednesday Syndicalism the Strongest Weapon of Labor on Thursday Damaged Goods and on Saturday The Anti Christ all at 8 o'clock evening.
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Emma Goldman
Seattle
I. W. W. Hall
Occidental Av
Police Hear About Practical Eugenics From Chicago Leader
Mrs. Mary E. Teats of the School of Practical Eugenics in Chicago will address the police in the assembly room Thursday and Friday at 8 10 p m on Practical Eugenics.
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Mary E. Teats
School of Practical Eugenics of
Chicago
Sinclair accused as I W W leader in Hoquiam
Aug 13 in Hoquiam authorities gather evidence and affidavits to credit the claim that J E Sinclair was a leader in the I W W disturbances in 1912 as part of a bid to oust him from teaching in Washington schools.
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Hoquiam
Washington
State Board of Education
J. E. Sinclair
Wire Breifs Roundup Of Casualties And Crimes
Fort two men injured as Barnum and Bailey circus train rear end struck by Rock Island train. W G Martin Toronto milliner murdered and robbed in uptown apartment. Nome rain fills creeks ensuring water for season. Minot J W W adherents marched nine miles out of town and ordered not to return. Vancouver liners Empress of Asia and Empress of Russia sail for Orient at same hour. Ellensburg McFadden captures deer and releases it unharmed for camp pride. Washington President Wilson grants unconditional pardon to L A Golden of Spokane for 1909 train robbery. Bremerton Coxswain Rube Henning falls from smokestack, sustains injuries potentially fatal.
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Omaha
Barnum & Bailey
Rock Island
Washington
Wilson
L. A. Golden
Spokane
Seven Drowned as Launch Collapses in Duluth Bay
Seven persons drown when the flimsy top of the launch Duplatse collapsed on St. Louis bay in Duluth Minnesota. Twenty three were thrown into the water and tugs and launches rescued sixteen passengers.
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Duluth
Minn
St. Louis Bay
Woman says she shot husband during quarrel in San Francisco
Victoria Love told police she shot Francisco Love in their apartment after he began to insult her before a neighbor. She claimed he drew a revolver and she fired first to save her life. The husband was fatally wounded.
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San Francisco
Victoria Love
Francisco Love
Dillingham Opposes Clayton Seat for Alabama Senator
Aug 18 Sen. Dillingham a Republican on the Judiciary Committee says he will object to seating Rep. Clayton as successor to the late Senator Johnston. The move follows Johnston's death last week and Clayton's appointment from Alabama.
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Washington
Sen
Dillingham
Judiciary Committee
Rep
Clayton
Alabama
Johnston
Supreme Court Upholds Hazzard Manslaughter Conviction
Dr Linda Burfield Hazzard faces a two to twenty year term after the Supreme Court affirmed her manslaughter conviction in the death of Claire Williamson at Olalla Washington. Her attorneys plan a rehearing while authorities prepare to take her into custody.
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Linda Burfield Hazzard
Supreme Court
Claire Williamson
Olalia
Wash
Yakey
Claire
Dora Williamson
Dr. Hazzard
Victoria
America
Australia
O Nh
Olalila
Overdraft and Bond Market Notes From Spring Sale
An unclear snippet mentions overdraft, stocks, bonds, furniture sale and wear, dated the 9, 13. The readable words reference financial terms and a sale listing with uncertain context. No clear events, names, or places emerge to anchor distinct entities.
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