Dentist Law Sought To Protect Public From Quacks
Edwin J Brows D D S writes to push a Dental Act to regulate practitioners and protect patients. He accuses unregistered dentists of malpractice and praises strict laws akin to medical boards. He cites experience of unqualified assistants and warns readers to scrutinize credentials before treatment.
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Edwin J. Brows
Firet Ave
Union Mik
Dental Board
Seata
Fake Dentalh College
Brown
D. D
First
Renewed British Action in Dardanelles Front
A war department statement reports ongoing battles at the Dardanelles with British forces pressing Turkish trenches. British Colonials reportedly took eight trench positions on slopes of a ridge amid heavy bombardment and steady fire along the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardanelles
Maska Business Rowing Rapidly Declines Import Trade
Trade and import export activity rise with expectations of record volumes. Stimulated by new railroad supplies and a large salmon pack to Seattle, the scene highlights landmarks and national history as commemorative notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Rumors of a Large Mexican Raid and Peace Appeal
Reports from Brownsville indicate a possible large raid tonight and Sunday amid battles at Santa Maria and Mercedes with several Mexicans killed. In Washington, Carranza receives a pan American peace appeal while officials edge toward a possible proposal to avert further conflict.
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Brownsville
Santa Maria
Mercedes
San Juan
Wm. Hall
Washington
Carranza
Lansing
Vera Cruz
Carranza, Villa
Zapata
Diplomata
Mexico City
State Department
Mexico
Third Party Stays In Race
The Progressive party will field a presidential candidate in 1916, likely Hiram W. Johnson of California, with Victor Murdock urging rallying behind a progressive platform. The group seeks veto power over reactionaries and warns against an Elihu Root led by Wall Street finance and Hanna-era backing. An early convention will set their platform and challenge others.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Victor Murdock
National Committee
Elihu Root
Woodrow Wilson
William Barnes
Wall Street
Mark Hanna
Rail line stakes coast as private property
The Southern Pacific Railroad claims the entire water frontage along Lincoln county from Otter Rock to the county southern boundary, about 30 miles, including Newport Nye Beach. If upheld, the railroad could post private property signs along the Lincoln coast.
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Portland
Ore
Southern Pacific R. R. Co
Lincoln County
Otter Rock
Newport
Nye Beach
Southern Pacific
Eight Die in English Rail Crash Near Stowe Tunnel
A London North Western Railway train derailed near Stowe tunnel in Northampton. Eight people were killed and 30 injured as the first section struck the overturned engine, and the second section plowed into wreckage.
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Northampton
London Northwestern Railway
Stowe
War Odds on Allied Entry and Paris Fate
London August 14 British war insurance underwriters posted odds on wartime events. The U S will not enter the war before September 15 at fifty to one. Bulgaria Greece and Rumania not entering by September 15 at six to one. Peace not declared before September 30 at twenty four to one. Peace not declared before December 30 at three to one. Peace by March 31 1916 at three to two. Paris not taken by Germans before September 30 at nine to one. Calais not captured before...
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London
Bulgaria
Greece
Rumania
Paris
Pacific Mail Sells Vessels Ends Era of Pacific Line
The sale of five Pacific Mail liners is hailed as the start of the end for the company as its Oriental fleet is bought by Atlantic Transport, leaving only the Minnesota in American service and prompting a closure due to La Follette seamen’s law.
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San Francisco
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Manchuria
Mongolia
Korea
Siberia
China
Atlantic Transport Company
International Mercantile Marine
Minnesota
Great Northern Steamship Company
Seattle
Orient
Pacific Mall Steamship
Be Good To Yourself Through Physical Trim
Health advice emphasizes maintaining physical fitness to become one's own best friend and a source of pleasure to others. It warns that most illnesses stem from minor, everyday ailment of the organs and urges care to prevent and treat common conditions.
Pills as top remedy promising safety and quick action
An article extols pills as the most popular remedy, claiming they are 80 percent safe, certain and prompt. They claim to tone the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels, cleansing the system and purifying the blood.
Oppose Poor Farm Plans Draws Seattle Chamber Protest
The taxation committee of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the Wing County Medical Association protest county plans to buy an industrial farm to supply food for dependents. They warn the venture risks taxpayer burden and question government stability for farming. They estimate nearly 200000 needed and urge no levy this year. Joseph Blethen becomes Chamber trustee and J E Chilberg chairs foreign commerce bureau after reforms.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Wing County Medical Association
Thore
Chamber of Commerce
Medical Association
Park Weed Willis
Georgetown
Joseph Blethen
Col. Alden J. Blethen
J. E. Chilberg
Chamber
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
J.D. Lowman
Kallen to Speak at Temple on Jewish Life
Horace K. Kallen professor of philosophy at the University of Wisconsin is visiting Seattle on a tour. He spoke Friday night at Temple de Hirsch on Jewish Life and Religion. He will speak Sunday evening at Bikur Cholim and Sunday morning to the Menora club.
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Horace K. Kallen
University of Wisconsin
Seattle
San Francisco
Temple de Hirsch
165Th Ave
East Union St
Bikur Cholim
17Th and
Yesler
Menora Club
Deputy Prosecutor George Friend Resigns Post
Deputy Prosecutor George Friend resigns his position. Prosecutor Lundin appoints Theodore H. Patterson, court clerk under Judge Mackintosh, to fill the vacancy.
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George Friend
Lundin
Theodore H. Patterson
Mackintosh
Entertainments at Y W C A Roof Garden for Y M C A
Federated clubs of the Y W C A hosted themselves and a delegation from the Y M C A on the roof garden of the Y W C A building Friday night.
Local items mix politics society and travel notes
An assorted Seattle column lists political moves at King County Medical Society event at Silverlake, church speakers, health officers convention, and local recollections. It mentions NUFY SAID, university alumni sorrow resolutions, and a rash of incidents from bicycle laws to a missing child and a drowning death near Aberdeen.
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King County Medical Society
Silverlake
Sales Managers’ Association
Butler
Boylston Avenue Unitarian Church
B. C. Smith
Chicago
Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
Daniel Keefer
Cincinnati
John Slaughter
London University
Frye Hotel
University of Minnesota
Dean Austin
University of Washington
Connor the Hustler Finds New Role After Voting Machine Pact
Former Speaker W. W. Connor now represents Jamestown company Automatic Registering Machine Co. as county leaders sign a 175000 purchase for 200 voting machines. The deal faces chamber protest and legal cautions about future legislative changes and required machine modifications.
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Billy Conner
Billy
George Allen
W. W. Connor
House of Representatives
Washington
Connor
Automatic Registering Machine Co
Jamestown
N. Y
Carrigan and Knudsen
Jamestown Concern
Chamber of Commerce
Lundin
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Mser-Paterson Co.’S
Edmunds
Oph. D
Lundberg Co
P. Stewart
Rerey Erete Robert Lansing
U. S
R. S. Naon
Argentine Republic
Domico da Gama
Brazil
Eduardo Saurez-Mujica
Chile
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
Cariog Maria de Pena
Uruguay
Joaquin Mendez
Guatemala
Dr. Lambert
Daddy
Carolyn
Father
Frances
Dr. Martin
Dorothy Everts
Superior Court
Coast Line
Calais
Pacific Mail
Kallen
Second Ave. and
Spring ST
Yuma
Tom Kerr
Trene Burton
T. BE. Hurten
Old Burton
the & E. Co
Ite
T Straphangers
Eternal Consoler
Cc. N. Crewdson
Wenatchee
Z. D. Lau
Exposition
Nufy
Hiram
H. T. Graves
Olympia
North Yakima
Uncle Sam
Congressman Humphrey
Frederick Colegrove
Utica
Bessie Schwartz
Sturgis Road
Star
Chicago Board of Education
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Charleston
R. E. Donaldson
Spirit Lake
Advisory Board of Navy
Daniels
Naval Academy
R. F. Walsh
Pinehurst
Wash
Lloyd E. Gandy
Roosevelt Club
Republican League
Spokane
Wilson
Plattsburg
Andy” Crum
Oscola
Ark
Crum
V. Mauldin
Standard Oi! Co
Baton Rouge
A. C. Clausen
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Typographical Union
Los Angeles
King Cyrus
Sydney
Entrance of Strait
Port Townsend
John McGowan
Twilight Park
Martha Barron
Humptulips River
Aberdeen
City
Bull Bros
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Columbia
Uniea
Seattle Lighting Company
Stuart Bldg
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