Man Arrested in Westlake Night Assault
A man wearing a gun approached a passerby on Westlake near West Ave late Sunday night. The victim, C. J. Wil of Port Blakely, was hospitalized after being assaulted. Hedrick, 32, an engineer, was arrested on an open charge after a chase and gunfire incident.
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Westlake
C. J. Wil
Port Blakely
As.sesailant
Hedrick
Aid
Adon West Ave
Williams
Willams
Women candidate rejects political career in county race
Phebe M. McCleverty, widow of a World War I veteran, runs in Republican primaries for county auditor. She says friends push women into politics but she intends to mean what she says and avoids empty rhetoric, aiming to conduct a campaign as a lawyer who does not claim politics as her line.
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Phebe M. McCleverty
Candi
Repub
McCleverty
Ceeenaverty
Girl Attempts Suicide with Poison in Despondent Act
A chambermaid identified as Miss Audrey at the U S is reported in critical condition at the city hospital after a Sunday night poison ingestion. Authorities investigate the case and allege despondency from an unknown cause.
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Audrey
U. S
Ats
Beauty Lotion Claims Safe Skin Whitening
An advertisement promises a cheap bleach lotion that lightens the face neck hands and evokes a fair rosy complexion. It claims it won t irritate skin and helps freckles sunburn and tan fade with daily massage.
Ringling Bros Circus Arrives In Seattle For Two Day Showing
The Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Condained Shows bring 100 railroad cars to Great Northern yards for a two day Seattle engagement. The main tent spans 700 by 250 feet with three rings and 15 000 capacity. Menagerie tent rivals five year ago, with over 100 clowns, 200 performing horses and 150 trained wild animals. Overnight plan ends street parades since 1929 as grounds are prepared at Fourth and Republican.
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Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Great Northern
Bellingham
Fourth
Republican St
Ringling Bros. Circus
Seattle
Land 7
Tureday
Convict Slayer Finds Remorse and Religion in San Quentin
In a prison personality interview, Harry New, serving a ten-to-life sentence for a passion-driven murder in Los Angeles, discusses remorse, his mother’s suffering, and his turn to Christian Science. He reflects on mental poise, self-control, and the gradual path from defiance to parole readiness.
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Jack Jungmeyer
San Quentin
Cal
Harry
New
Topanga Canyon
Los Angeles
Freda Leaver
Bright's disease warning and home remedies urged
The article warns Brights disease or nephritis lies with few early signs and urges periodic medical exams. It notes typical symptoms and stresses dietary changes including bread and milk fasts, vegetarianism, high water intake, and outdoor activity to support kidney health.
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Bright
Silk Ad Seeks Navy Brown Canna Print Fabrics
A 40 inch wide navy and brown silk ad promotes the canna print as the most popular silk choice. The listing highlights fabric width and shades to attract buyers seeking premium textile.
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Carmel
Plan to Open State Mines
At a Seattle conference Wednesday mine operators and United Mine Workers officials seek an understanding to reopen at least six Western Washington coal mines. Arrangements were made at the workers request through president Ben Farrimond. If talks succeed Cle Elum and Roslyn, the state's largest mines, would be first to resume operations.
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Seattle
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Ben Farrimond
Cle Elum
Roslyn
Exercise Suggestions For Gentle Daily Activities
The guidance endorses light routines such as walking, short car trips, golf and fishing as beneficial forms of gentle exercise. Emphasizes low effort, non strenuous activity suitable for daily life and overall well being.
Leaves Girl Money Fails to Name Her
Paris reports M. Henri Peletier killed himself. In his room a signed will leaves all to a mysterious woman he once loved. The estate is valued around 15000 dollars. Several claimants have appeared but none can prove they are the intended recipient.
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Paris
M. Henri Peletier
Peletier
Pelletier
Hughes tragedy ends in double loss at Portland
William Hughes killed his brother David Hughes and his infant son before taking his own life in Portland Michigan. The advertisement for Haynes watch repair appears in the same clipping.
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Portland, Mich
William Hughes
David Hughes
Poets Debate Skirt Length In London Controversy
London observers debate long versus short skirts with poems questioning style and propriety. The column notes poets weigh which fashion is right, while Aurora Illinois reports a local farming prize awarded to George Elkins aged 07 from Buncombe 11 for a wing prize.
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London
Aurora
Ill
George Elkins
Buncombe
Gobs Blossom Out in Editorial Garb on Battleship California
A new magazine named Grizzly Bear appears aboard the battleship California. The breezy illustrated issue showcases literary talent from the crew and offers entertainment for all gobs. The inaugural issue runs 65 pages.
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California
Sue
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Southwick
Sale Street
Haynes
Liberty Theater
Martinez
C. DD. Whiting
Jackson County
Walter B&b Smith
Marguerite Macrorie
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Grd Ave
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