Local Seattle Ads Claim Broad Legal and Financial Services
A fragmented Seattle classified page lists patent attorneys and lawyers offering free consultations, mortgage and loan services, jewelry and diamond loans, chattel loans, storage facilities, and electrical supplies. Names include P GORIN, MAY HILVIN, SCHOR, DOUGLAS, SANDERS & CO, LOAN JEWELRY Co, and GOH WORK G K AART. Locations cited include Burke Place, Main Avenue, Seneca, Marion, and Westlake areas.
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Sanders & CO
Ers le Co
Smith Ridg
Soctety, Inc
Seneca
Marion
Confi- Loan Jewelry Co
Police to Request Six Traffic Officers in City
Police seek six additional traffic officers to aid enforcement. Police chief Claude Bannick will request mayor approval this Saturday as staffing shortages create urgent needs for traffic control.
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Inet
Claude Bannick
Be Firm Czar Urged by Aged Empress
Amsterdam report releases a 1916 letter from the Russian dowager empress to Czar Nicholas. She urges firm action to defend the crown domains and personal rights, noting Witte’s delays and warning against cabinet moves by party programs.
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Czar
Amsterdam
Nicholas
Witte
Cesar
Demand High Price for Low Taxed Land
At the Seattle port commission meeting the president directed the county assessor and equalization board be advised that Northern Pacific lands near Smith Cove are assessed at 54% cents per square foot. The port offered 20 cents, but the railroad demands 40. C B Russell requests the port take over one block at 25 cents while assessed at 1/4 cent per square foot.
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Seattle Port Commission
County Assessor and Equalization Board
Northern Pacific
Smith Cove
Port Commission
C. B. Russell
Four Seattle Doctors Charged in Liquor Prescription Probe
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney 8. M. Brackett filed complaints against Dr. B. T. Martin Elite Building Dr. G. J. Nuremberg Globe Building Dr. T. H. Leer Cobb Building and Dr. X. P. De Donato Metropole Building for issuing bogus liquor prescriptions when not for medicinal use. The office with U S District Attorney R. C. Saunders warned of more exposures unless the practice stops.
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Department
8. M. Brackett
Seattle
B. T. Martin
Elite Building
G. J. Nuremberg
Globe Building
T. H. Leer
Cobb Building
X. P. de Donato
Metropole
Brackett
Prosecuting Attorney's
U. S
R. C. Saunders
Los Angeles Woman Ends Own Life Here
Mrs Eva Newbauer 38 of Los Angeles reportedly shot herself through the heart at 1703 Greenwood Ave the residence of Mrs A Powers. She had been staying there several days and her body was found about 9 am on Friday morning.
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Eva Newbauer
Frank Newbauer
Los Angeles
Mra. A. Powers
Greenwood Ave
Men 21 Since June Register Saturday
All youths reaching 21 since June 5 1914 must register for military service this Saturday August 24 between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. with the local board serving their address. The order includes men whose 21st birthday falls on August fails.
Farewell Dance for French Sailors in Seattle
A farewell party will be held at Mme Lepper's ball on Fourth and Pine Friday night. A musical program will precede dancing and a special supper will close the event. Friends are invited.
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Seattle
Mme. Lepper
Fourth
Pine
Seattle Fans Anticipate Sunday Double Header
Seattle baseball enthusiasts expect a busy Sunday with a four team Puget Sound Shipyard league double header at Liberty park on 14th avenue and Jefferson street. Admission is 50 cents including war tax. First game features Olympia versus Patterson Mac Deonald with Gardiner facing Tittery. The Tacoma Foundation club meets the Duthie team in the late clash.
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Seattle
Puget Sound Shipyard League
Liberty Park
14Th Ave
Jefferson St
Patterson Mac
Deonald
Gardner
Tittery
Pat Mace
Tacoma
Duthie
Peace feeler through Hungary sparks commentary
Vojta Renes of Chicago, secretary of the Bohemian National Alliance, says Germany plans a new peace offensive routed through Hungary and Bulgarian authorities. He argues Hungarian leaders will use anti government blocs as a cover after Clemenceau disclosures undermine Austro-Hungarian mediation.
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New York
Germany
Vojta Renes
Chicago
Bohemian National Alliance
Hun
Hungary
Bulgaria
Golfers to Give Dinner at Jefferson Park Club
Members of the Jefferson Park Golf club will hold a talk-fest dinner Friday night at the Elke club where park board members and park superintendent J W Thompson will be honored guests. Speeches include C P Burnett on why the North club has not played a return match and Johnnie Dreher on the Thirteenth Hole.
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Jefferson Park Golf Club
Elke’ Club
Park Board
J W. Thompson
C. P. Burnett
Jefferson Park Club
Johnnie” Dreher
Fire destroys two story home. loss $1500
Fire Friday morning at 8 30 completely destroyed the two story frame residence of F W La Caane at 1326 Angelinest The building was occupied by tenant M C Hoon The fire originated among some paper back of the kitchen stove. Loss estimated at $1500.
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F. W. la Caane
Angelinest
M. C. Hoon
Sportsmen Move to Close Streams
At a Seattle Sportsmen's association meeting the proposal to close all tributary streams to create sanctuaries and propagation grounds for young fish was discussed, with most attendees favoring the move.
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Sportsmen’s Association of
Seattle
Greece to tax excess profits totaling 8 million dollars
Athens reports the Greek government will realize more than 8 million dollars from a tax on excess profits. The levy also includes Greek capital deposited in other countries. In St Louis, Sam Langford and Jim Johnson fought to an eight round draw last night.
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Athens
ST. Louis
Sam Langford
Jim Johnson
Indians and Red Sox Both Lose in Baseball Setbacks
Cleveland fell to the St. Louis Browns while Washington moved closer to Cleveland for second place. The Browns outhit Boston and look to win another game as the Highlanders beat the Tigers. Philadelphia claimed its fifth straight win over the White Sox. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh won, and the Giants rallied past the Cubs in a late-season surge.
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New York
Pittebure
Bay Cinefanatl
Philadelphia
Anavaton
Mt Louis
Chicago
Toney
Marsden
Vaughn
Parrell
Philadelmumia
Cleveland
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Lee Fohl
Washington
Browns
Boston
Lkely
Highlanders
Tigers
White Sox
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Cilants
Cubs
Coast bird expert Mrs Granville Ross Pike dies after operation
Yakima reports Mrs Granville Ross Pike, famed among coastal bird lovers, has died following an operation. The note confirms her local fame and passing. CHICAGO records a 156 foot world cast in the salmon fly event by C G Chatt of Chicago. M Fadden Kay O Neill and Langley swimmers plan to travel to Victoria for Saturday events. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS seven thousand dollars was raised by Y M C A in an exhibition match where Bob Jones Perry Adair of Atlanta defeated Chick Evans and Kenneth Edwards one up on the 20th hole.
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Yakima
Granville Ross Pike
Chicago
C. G. Chatt
M. Fadden
Kay O'Neill
Langley Sleters
Victoria
Bob Jones
Perry Adair
Atlanta
Chick Evans
Kenneth Edwards
Todds Sign 4 Players for Sunday Game
Todd nine in Tacoma signs Pat Eastley formerly of Aberdeen Black Cats Tenley Raymond Pat Callahan and Gard Gislason to bolster lineup. The quartet joins Skinner & Eddy crew for Sunday clash against Seattle North Pacific. Manager Litz secured all four as they seek to return to fast ball action.
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Tacoma
Todd
Pat Eastley
Aberdeen
Black Cats
Tenley Raymond
Pat Callahan
Gard Gislason
Skinner & Eddy
Tower of Strength
Seattle North Pacific
Litz
Todd's
Skinner
Four tennis players reach Meadow Club semifinals in national meet
At Meadow Club in Southampton New York four players Pell Burdick Fouchards and Throckmorton advanced to the singles semifinals of the national championship preliminaries. In doubles Horrell and Doyle won their match 64 6
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Southampton
N. Y
Meadow Club
Theodore B. Pell
Ralph H. Burdick
Vincent Fouchards
Corporal D. A. Throckmorton
W. A. Horrell
C. B. Doyle
Elliott J. Binsen
O’boyle
Enen
Seetchiro Kashio
Alexander Iler
Walter T. Hayes
Elliott H. Binsen
Ichiya Kumagae
Seeichiro Kaahio
Willam T. Tilden
Walter Merrill Hall
Robert Lindley Murray
Kion H. Hooker
T. R. Pell
Sergt
Harold A. Throckmorton
William T. Tilden
Vincent Richards
Seeichiro Kashio
Gerald Emerson
George A. Walker, Jr
Henry H. Bassford
Americans in Canada casualties named in Ottawa list
Ottawa reported a casualty list naming four Americans. Died: R. Blake of Los Angeles California. Wounded: H. Bissonett, A. McGuire of Bakersfield California, C. T. Horter of Portland Oregon.
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Canada
Ottawa
S—R. Blake
Los Angeles
Cal
H. Bissonett
Mont
A. McGuire
Bakersfield
C. T. Horter
Portland
Ore
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