Woman Sues Doctor for Breach of Promise in 1914 Engagement
Miss Mattie E. Baker, 32, former Prank Waterhouse bookkeeper, files for $40,000 against Dr N Maxey Seattle physician. She alleges Maxey promised marriage on November 15 1914 and postponed repeatedly then repudiated vows August 2. An art instructor Miss Maude Kearns is named as the other woman.
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Woman Harris Murder Trial Breaks Amid Hysteria Scene
In Oakland on August 26 the preliminary examination of Mrs. Virginia Clark, accused of murdering her husband Chester Clark, halted as she fainted during the photo introduction. The courtroom drew a large crowd and resumed after the outburst, with a second fainting delaying further proceedings until tomorrow.
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Whales Seen Off Alki Point Near Stockade Hotel
A school of thirty 15 to 25 foot Bruco-like whales surfaced near Alki Point by the Stockade hotel yesterday afternoon. Dr. Miracle said the creatures swam in a close, frolicking pattern, drawing crowds as they moved toward Tacoma. Whales have not been seen off Alki Point for years.
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Death note warning over Cork lord mayor hunger strike
Mary MacSweeney sister of Corks lord mayor warns Prime Minister Lloyd George in Lucerne that he will be held responsible if Terence MacSweeney dies in Brixton prison from a hunger strike. King George replies appealing for clemency while demonstrations erupt outside the prison.
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Soviet reply to note on Polish armistice terms discussed
The article describes Soviet objections to an Anglo Italian ultimatum over Poland and a civil militia of workers. It notes Russia would withdraw objectionable conditions to seek peace, while reproving the Entente for its tone and signaling talks with Poland, with Tchitcherin signing the reply and Kamanoff meeting Labor leaders.
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Skylight Room vignette of Mrs Parker and room hopes
An excerpt describes Mrs Parker’s rooming parlors with a double set of parlors on each floor and a skylight room. A prospective tenant endures tests by Parker and her maid Clara, meeting Mr Skidder and Miss Leeson as they tour the cramped spaces and observe lambrequins.
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Campaign halt for Governor candidate after tree fall injury
Senator George Lamping, the gubernatorial candidate, suffered serious injuries when a tree fell on his car en route to Aberdeen for a campaign speech. Doctors report he may be bedridden over a week and have barred campaigning until his condition improves.
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Cadore and Miller Lead Wrist in Philadelphia and Cincinnati
Fragmentary sports note lists Cadore and Miller at Philadelphia and Vaughn Bailey and O'Farrell at Cincinnati with unclear events. The text references CRICABO and WOON but lacks complete details on teams, scores, dates, or outcomes.
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Ruth Gets 44th But Yanks Lose
The White Sox crushed the Yankees 16 to 4 in New York opening a series, pushing Chicago three and a half games ahead of Cleveland and four clear of New York. Ruth hit his 44th home run into the right field bleachers in the first inning, scoring Pipp. Ed Colling stole home in the eighth as Chicago piled up 17 hits to New York's 10.
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Portland arrests on white slave conspiracy charge
Very latest Portland report shows Angeli Ralph Edward Canole and Mayme Featherstore Kauser sent back to U S authorities after complaints sworn on conspiracy to violate the white slave law. Deputy U S District Attorney Connolly cited no further details in Seattle. Poland answers U S note on Bolshevik war frontier.
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Widow Sues for 30000 in Car Death Case
Mary Schwallen, widow of Joseph Schwallen, sues for 30000 after his death from an automobile collision in December 1917. Frank Roy, driver for W P Fuller & Co, and Fuller & Co are named co defendants in the suit filed on Wednesday.
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Radical Demos Lead in Montana Primary Returns
Butte Montana August 26 with about two thirds of 1552 precincts reporting indications show the radical wing of the Democratic party carried most of the state ticket in Tuesday's primaries except for a western district congressman.
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The Seattle letter that broke a brother’s silence
Ernest Farmer, a Burke building solicitor, ignores frequent Texas family letters until a Christmas package finally moves him to write. After years of unopened mail and returned gifts, he pens a public appeal via The Star to locate the missing man and reconnect a sister and elderly parents with hope.
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Italy seeks trade with Russia in reply to U S note
In Lugano a dispatch says Italy’s ambassador handed Colby a verbal reply stressing Russia’s commercial potential and the need to resume relations. Polish forces were reported entering Grodno, a Bolshevik main HQ in Russian territory, as the Russian fourth army sought escape near Chorzele on the eastern Prussian frontier.
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