Woman Killed by Auto in Wet Street Collision
Mrs. Lottie Reed, 41, of Bishop California, died at a city hospital after being struck by an automobile driven by Richard M. Semmes, former Pacific Alaska Navigation Co. official. Semmes, distraught, phoned the prosecutor and offered to surrender but was released on recognizance after police inquiry. Reed had been visiting her brother Charles R. Kenaston and was returning from Everett with her daughter Miss Gleata Reed.
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Richard M. Semmes
Pacific Alaska Navigation Co
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Murphy
Charles R. Kenaston
Baker Av
Everett
Gleata Reed
Saya
Seneca
Maurice J. Bywater
St. John’s Church
West Seattle
C. L. Tedford
U. S. Assay Office
Norton
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Susan Farlow
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Red Russell Finds Life Changed By Insanity
In Atlanta Red Russell, once famous after losing both legs in a railroad accident, was sent to the State Mental Asylum by county court. He had won a 14000 settlement, bought a red automobile and artificial legs, paid police fines for speeding, and went broke within six months. He later pawned his legs and was declared insane by a jury.
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Red” Russell
State Insane Asylum
Red
Reed killed during raid on Chinese gambling resort
Fred Kenaston and two sisters Mra Harper Reed of Vernon Tex and Mra Frank Powell of Dixon Ill are named in the notice. Walter Reed, husband of Mra Reed, then a constable at Bishop, was killed two years earlier in a raid on a Chinese gambling resort.
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Harper Reed Vernon
Tex
Frank Powell, Dixon
Walter Reed
Bishop
Cossacks Annihilate Two Austrian Regiments on Dniester
Paris reports that Cossacks trapped and destroyed two Austrian cavalry regiments on the Dniester according to the war office.
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Cossacks
Paris
Dniester
War Office
Meat Prices Rise in Chicago Food Prices Hit Public Dinners
Chicago reports rising essentials as packers allegedly push pork prices higher to support exports now cut off. Dealers accuse monopoly pricing while pork loins, shoulders, ham, bacon and ribs climb. flour and coffee also rise amid war costs and import limits.
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Chicago
The Million Dollar Mystery Ends In Narrow Escape
Harold McGrath’s serial unfolds Stanley Hargreave’s perilous escape from the Hundred after a Broadway meeting with their leader Beala. Florence Gray’s peril increases as the gang closes in, a balloon flight, a motor chase, and a daring rescue drive the suspense toward a dramatic finale.
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Hundred
Hargreave
Beala
Reltherman
Riverdate
New Jersey
Florence Gray
Har Greave
Priareces
Seton
Florence
Jones
Biraine
Norton
Howe
Blaine
The Wiles of a Woman Endangers Norton in Perilous Plot
Norton faces a wave of near fatal accidents as unknown enemies push to abduct Florence Hargreave. A secure but tense romance unfolds amid danger while Jones the butler counsels caution and secrecy. Norton fears exposure and fights to protect Florence from a criminal conspiracy.
Colental Theatre Adaption Of Mystery Novel Scoop
Seattle Star reports on the MacGivar mystery novel The Miffles Dellar Mystery filmed for exhibition by Thal houser Film Company at the Colonial theatre. Harold MacGrath and others create scandalous intrigue with love, deception, and a prize contest. a countess plots to separate Norton and Susan while a shadowy past and a fake aviation clue drive the plot.
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MacGivar
Seattle
Thalhouser Film Company
Colental
Colonial Theatre
MacGrath
Harold Mactrath
New York
Iews
Inet
Harold MacGrath
Tieyd Lonergan
Sether
Ecenario
Mise Mae Tinece
Prise Wiserr
Socialist dentistry plan sparks wage and war critique
A text argues socialism ends exploitation, links labor value to health care costs, and proposes dental care on installments. It claims workers earn far less than wealth they create, can afford teeth and health under social ownership, and condemns dental discount schemes as theft. A dentist, J. Brown, promotes installment plans at his offices.
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Europe
J. Brown
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