Why Guarantee Dental Work
A self described dentist from Seattle argues he can guarantee dental work by promising high volume and low prices. He outlines profits, market share, and his plan to work for 3 percent net profit while claiming others earn more, urging more patients for predictable returns. The author signs as Edwin J. Brown D D and lists an address on First Ave with contact details.
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Seattle
Edwin J. Brown
D. D
First Ave
Abe Ruef Fights Cameras in Mendocino Escape
Abe Ruef former San Francisco boss and political exile at Mendocino county for 90 days kept watch for movie men at Vichy Springs after fleeing San Quentin. He spent his first night outside prison in four years five months, slept well, and traveled by automobile visiting Seech and pausing with two priest friends as relatives from San Francisco neared.
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Ukiah
Cal
Abe Ruef
San Francisco
Mendocino County
Vichy Springs
San Quentin
Ruef
Seech
Kaiser Apology Placed on German-Denmark Note
Berlin reports Germany will apologize to Denmark for the sinking of the British submarine E-13 in the North Sea waters. The move is described as a formal note issued from Berlin reflecting diplomatic tension between Germany and Denmark over the incident.
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Berlin
Germany
Denmark
Ile
Business Men Drill Like Soldiers at American Lake Camp
A Seattle business men training camp at American Lake reports 91 rookies, heavy drilling before breakfast and nonstop afternoon sessions. Notable attendee Seattle millionaire Private Harry Whitney Treat leads in enthusiasm, while Private McCullough and eleven regular officers supervise the program.
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Special
American Lake
Si Business Men
M1st
Seattle
Harry Whitney Treat
Treat
McCullough
Robt. W. McCullough
R. H. Wilson
14Th Infantry
Fort Lawton
Jens Bugge
21St Infantry
Mayor vetoes council sewer outfall extension bill
Several brief items: the mayor vetoed the council bill extending Carson and Warsaw avenues sewer outfalls. Other notes report the steamer Minnesota reaching Muroran Japan and preparing for Vladivostok, naval ship movements, local hospital stays, accidents, and deaths including Dr Deborah Smith Drury at 92.
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Carson Ave
Warsaw Ave
Minnesota
Muroran
Japan
Vladivostok
Saturn
Seattle
Unalaska
Pribtlof Islands
C. G. Morrison
Municipal League
Artisan
Beattie General Hospital
10Th Ave
Up-to-Date Minstrels End Man Joke
A vaudeville skit features two end men with a punch line about a chicken crossing the street to meet a chief of police. The bit plays on wordplay and social authority in a lightweight comic exchange.
Dancers Head Corking Bill at Pantages
The Fourteen Seovilie Dancers headline this week’s bill at the Pantages theatre. Two young women perform a song and patternkit with Will H Armstrong. Lazar and Dale provide musical interludes while Roberts Kearney and Ashley deliver a musical whirl. May Archer Billy Carr offer comedy and song and Gascoigne performs singing tricks. Mr Wholabe the mystery man arrives late in Seattle to join the Lois theatre act.
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Eve
Pantages Theatre
Will H. Armstrong
Lazar
Dale
Roberts
Kearney
Ashley
May Archer
Billy Carr
Gascoigne
Mr. Wholabe
Man of Mystery
Seattle
Lois Theatre
Charley Chaptin
Chambers Hit in Upper Chamber Slugging Case
In a police court session before Chief Lang, David Chambers a colored Pullman porter on the Oregon Washington line faced a slugging accusation. Railroad inspector E D Brown testified Chambers invited him and J R Davis into an alley where a uniformed officer allegedly struck him with a shot filled stick. The judge postponed to Wednesday to hear more witnesses.
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Lang
E. D. Brown
Brown
Chambers
J. J. Davis
Great Northern
Obers
Fraternal Aid Union Organizer Arrives in Seattle
Special organizer Thrall of the Fraternal Aid union for this state arrives in Seattle to establish a uniform rank. The city already has six lodges with about membership figures not specified.
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BE. I. Thrall
Seattle
Boy disfigured by dog remains at large in city
The 10 year old son of Mrs. EF Felman was bitten by a dog owned by Mrs. Eliis Willis. The dog was taken to the pound and released after ten days for $2.50 with a muzzle promise, but the animal is still roaming streets and the victim remains disfigured.
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EF. W. Felman
16Th Ave
Eliis Willis
Washington St
Harry Cordell
Famous Men to Speak Before Bankers Here
Noted speakers will address the American Bankers association convention in Seattle September 6 through 10. Former President Taft will discuss the generation’s economic and political summary. British Columbia’s premier Sir Richard McBride and other leaders will cover financial questions. A proposal to organize national banks to amend the federal reserve act will be presented September 9.
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American Bankers’ Association
Seattle
William Howard Taft
Richard McBride
British Columbia
Frederick A. Delano
Federal Reserve Board
Henry D. Estabrook
New York
B. F. Ferris
Agricultural Commission
Chicago
Climb Tree Tops to Escape Flood in Newport Arkansas
Hundreds flee as new breaks in Newport levees flood the town. Inundation reaches one to fifteen feet, with many rescued from trees and rooftops and some reported drowned. People marooned in courthouses upper stories amid rising waters.
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Little Rock
Ark
Newport
Ex Policeman Hazlett Pleads Not Guilty to Extortion
Ex policeman H H Hazlett among 11 arraigned before Superior Judge Jurey pleading not guilty to extortion as he allegedly demanded $5 hush money from Annie Nelson. Others, including Mary Sigman and J H Duffner, entered not guilty pleas on related charges. Frank Kirby pleaded guilty to burglary, receiving one to 15 years, while several defendants sought delays or attorneys.
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H. H. Hazlett
Jurey
Hazlett
Annie Nelson
Mary E. Sigman
Auburn
J. H. Duffner
Duffner
Alaska Steamship Co
Robinson
Walter Karch
Ralph Silver
Silver
Karch
Royal Family Mixes With Its Neighbors
In Rome the Italian royal house mingled with front line families at a Red Cross fair. Crown prince, 11, sold charity photographs in a Quirinal garden booth while Queen Helen and Princess Jolanda sold red cross lottery chances. Guards were few. access was open and democratic.
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Rome
Royal House
Italy
Quirinal
Helen
Jolandie
Red Cross
Royal Garden
Crown Palace
Refugees Flee Mexico for Texas Border
Coaches carrying American and English refugees from multiple Mexican areas head toward the Texas border as warnings to leave Mexico quickly circulate. Advices received state arrivals are expected within a day or two.
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico
Texas
Port wins over private Seattle wharf interests
The Seattle port commission defeats private dock owners in a dispute over wharfage and storage rates. Canoe Pass Packing of Alaska argued deliveries to the Bell street dock must meet a 100-ton minimum, to keep goods in the port warehouse, where insurance costs favor the port’s concrete facility over the Alaska Steamship Co. wooden dock.
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Port Commission
Seattle
Canoe Pass Packing Co
Alaska
Alaska Steamship Co
Bell St
Steamship Company
Wealthiest Newsie Mose Jacobs Tours Seattle
Mose Jacobs of Des Moines, a storied newspaper seller worth an estimated 50 000 to 200 000, visits Seattle to reconnect with old Iowa friends. He emphasizes salesmanship, courtesy, and knowing the paper readers as keys to success, noting ties with J C Ford Leigh Hunt Jim Veitch and R M Calkins and even Teddy Roosevelt as acquaintances. He is 46 and still sells wuxtries on occasion.
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United States
Mose Jacobs
Des Moines
Iowa
Seattle
Mose
J. C. Ford
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Leigh
J. Hunt
P.1
Jim” Veitch
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
R. M. Calkins
Teddy Roosevelt
Star Want Ads Find The Lost Articles
A Star want ad feature helps readers locate misplaced or missing items across the paper. It invites readers to submit a brief description and find details in subsequent issues. The service highlights reader participation and quick retrieval of archived pieces.
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Laien Block
Kaiser
Feapawen E- Nason
Kodakers
Bull Bros. Jus
Empress Theatre
North Dakota
Prill Squad la Balle Opera Company
Lois
Davey
Hawai- Troubadours
Boy and the Regiment
Laura Inaton & Co
Scofield
Keystone
Scovell Dancers
Will H. Armstrong & Co
Harry Treat
Reville
Revellie
Harvard
Cosgrove
Tacoma
Duncan Inverainty
Tilikume
Eltaes
Duncan
Yemen
Lawrence Young
14Th Ave
N. E
Brooklyn
University St
Eva Joch
OD. E. Cross
Star Ballard
Ployee
California
New York Navy Yard
North Yakima
U. S. Coast Guard
Bear
Nome
Vilhjalmur Stefaneson
Leo Fran
M. F. Gose
Pomeroy
Washington State Bar Association
Lister
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Hart
Missouri
Will Murray
Ellensburg
Fairbanks Commercial Club
Taft
Portland
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hedfield
Deborah Smith Drury
U. S
Haverhill, Mass
Arnold Shanklin
State Department
Ivan Thune
Everett
Alice Rohe
Union ST
The
Bell SI
Lota
Hollywood Lunch and Soda Fountain
Pike St
Kenmore
ED Hitsmas
Carry Optical CO
Nature
Electra-Vita Co
Flas
Second Ave
Cor
Wash
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