Progres sive campaign drives in Washington state
Pomeroy Washington August 29 Hansons progress through Washington in his canvass for the progressive nomination for U S senator is a virtual triumphal march He spoke to large crowds from courthouse steps and was cheered as the one best to defeat standout candidates Cotterill Seattle former mayor and Democratic candidate for U S senator returns from Europe and speaks at the Press club about the senatorial race and Europe Local races include Cal Rutherford for sheriff against Bob Hodge and criticisms of his candidacy while incumbents and candidates in King County seek offices with primary actions set for September 5 and the primary effectively deciding the Supreme Court seats
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Pomeroy
Wash
Hanson
Washington
Anson
Walla Walla
Ellensburg
Carole
Cal Rutherford
Bob Hodge
Cal
Bob
Hamilton
Hodge
George F. Cotterill
Seattle
U. S
Europe
Press Club
Cotteril
Spokane
Austin E. Griffiths
J. W. Bryan
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Regal Dental Offers Low Prices in Seattle Crown Work
Dr L R Clark and Dr D D Clark advertise in Seattle offering heavy gold crowns for 4 and Never Slip Plates for 5 with a guarantee on receipted bills. They emphasize low prices for high class dental work and invite readers to bring the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Regal Dental
Pains as Nature’s Signals Warn of Underlying Trouble
The article argues pain is a warning from the body signaling a problem and that treating the pain directly is wrong. It compares pain to a blocked railway signal and urges addressing the cause, recommending a free consultation at Brendel Drug Store to obtain a remedy. The message emphasizes legitimate medicine charges only for the prescription.
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Brendel
Port Rejects New Pay Scale
The Seattle port commission rejected a newly drawn wage scale proposed by Commissioner Robert Bridges. The plan set a minimum wage of 3 dollars per day and claimed leaders earned 50 to 75 cents daily from workers they secured. The note mentions a last season excursion on Sunday August 30.
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Seattle
Port Commission
Robert Bridges
Young Folks Plane Meet Honors Awarded at Optimo Field
In Optimo field miniature aviation contest winners include Lawrence Garrick with the Bon Marche silver cup and a tennis racquet for gliders. Frank Barney takes second prize and a drawing instrument. Clyde Attebury earns second prize with a tool set. Other entrants were George Stoneham Abernethy Burgess Otto Strizek. Stoneham’s glider was wrecked by a house, forcing a new craft, while Strisek’s machine was repaired after a mysterious break.
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Optimo Field
Lawrence Garrick
Frank Barney
Clyde Attebury
Garrick
George Stoneham
Abernethy Burgess
Otto Strizek
Otto Strisek
Gold yield forecast for Alaska camps reaches ten million
Interior Alaska is expected to produce about 10,000,000 in gold this season, according to Customs Collector J. F. Pugh who has just returned from inspecting the principal camps in the region.
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Juneau
Alaska
J. F. Pugh
Mismated Birds and War Talk in Seattle Letters
A verse warns of mismatched marriage and perpetual quarrel as a crow woos a robin, while Seattle readers seek wartime views. A reader asks about the European war and a Bible perspective, and a 19 year old asks for dating advice, with guidance emphasizing honesty and clear expectations.
Eastern Youth Contest Winners Named In Circle Drive
Uncle Jack praises this week contest as a record breaker with thirty six photographs entered. The prize goes to Reuben Horn of Foster Washington for a country boy image. Honorable mentions include Will Alan Robinson Paul Valley Oklahoma Ruby McDonald Isanquah Washington Sidente Louise Pyle Vera Goodrich Dorothy McDermott Selina Stewart and Hazel Hauck with listed addresses.
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Jack
Will Alan Robinson
Paul Valley
Oklahoma
Reuben Horn
Foster, Wash
Uncle Jack
Ruby McDonald
Isanquah
Wash
Sidente Louise Pyle
York Road
Vera Goodrich
Bellevue Av. N
Dorothy McDermott
Russel Av
Selina Stewart
41St Av. S. W
Hazel Hauck
Why I Like to Go to School Contest
Readers are asked to write a letter on why they enjoy school for a contest titled Why I Like to Go to School. Entries must be under 150 words, single-sided, and delivered to Uncle Jack with a 3 pm Friday deadline. The prize is a pound box of candy. Last big excursion of the season is Sunday August 30. see page 3 for details.
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Uncle Jack
Adv
Spokane man finds shoes in bank box after $9,000 mixup
Aragone Giovenni of Spokane opened a safety deposit tin hoping for $3,000 of his money and $6,000 belonging to an Italian confidant. Instead he found a flatiron and old shoes, with police confirming the bank box substitution scam.
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Portland
Aragone Giovenni
Bpokane
Trip for Boys to Mani tou Park Prominent Visit
The Broadway High School Boys club left for Mani tou Park on Bainbridge Island to stay with Frank Moran's school for boys over Sunday. They return Monday. On Sunday Judge Everett Smith will address the boys.
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Broadway High School
Manitou Park
Bainbridge Island
Frank Moran
School For Boys
Everett Smith
Tilikum Night Shines at Tilks Carnival
For three nights the Junior Tilks enjoyed a carnival equal to July’s big celebration. Tilikum night, the final event, stood out as the best. The Tilikume of Elttaes appeared in uniform among the crowd.
Big Time YMCA Camp Crew Return From Orcas Island
The 45 boys and Tracey Strong the YMCA physical director left two weeks ago for Orcas Island camp and arrived in town Tuesday. They report a bully time and plan further activities.
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Tracey Strong
Orcas Island
A Girls Party Hosted by Sigma Sigma Daughters
The Sigma Sigma society hosted mothers at the club room with music readings and two folk dances. Mothers were then given a tour of the building. Today the Junior Jewels plan a splash party.
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Sigma Sigma Society
Junior Jewels
Bishop Conaty Arrives in Rotterdam Amid Safety Fears
The head of the Roman Catholic Church in Southern California, Bishop Conaty, arrived in Rotterdam as security concerns were raised. Police and church officials coordinated steps to ensure his safety during the visit.
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Conaty
California
Rotterdam
Judge voids signature ruling in Seven Sisters bill case
In Olympia Washington Judge Claypool voided Secretary Howell's certification of enough signatures to place the initiative on the ballot. He removed signatures on the petition to abolish the private employment agency graft. The measure is killed and the case will be appealed to the state supreme court.
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Olympia
Wash
Claypool
Superior Court
Howell
Supreme Court
Record of Diverse Events Across Cities
Short news notes report divorces, deaths, and crime linked to a brigand claim, along with church events in Seattle and surrounding areas. A town memorializes Chief Seattle’s birth, while local officials discuss smuggling cases, ship passages, and labor disputes.
Congress raises postal savings limit to $1000
Rioting in Mexico City leaves several dead as authorities report casualties in the street clashes. In other news the commerce commission halts a proposed freight-rate rise for resealing perishables and the steam schooner Scotia is beached near Surf California abandoned by its officers and crew. A Vanderbilts New York City residence society fete raises the Red Cross $35000 and a fire injures yards at St Paul and Ta…
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Congress
Mexico City
Commerce Commission
Scotia
Surf
California
Vanderblit
Newport
Red Cross Society
St. Paul & Ta
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Senate
King County
Fred C. Brown
R. B. Brown
Justice of the Peace
D. C. Brown
Women's Civic League
Brown
Green Lake
Waitresses’ Union
Organized Labor
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Georgetown
Crawford EB. White
Rosecutor
Altresses’ Union
White
Frank FE. Green
Alfred H. Lundin
Old Town
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Fifth Fleet
People’s Bank
Gentlemen's Bowler Hat Co
Auto Delivery CO
Elliott
OR. L. R. Clark
D. DO
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
J. H. O'Neill
Second Ave
Tel
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Rin
United States
Dept
Resinol
Baltimore, Md
Star Circle
Cynthia Grey
A. M. Cc
STENO
Eastern Youth
Cirelettes
HER Bakery
Mckee Housekeeping
Madison
Villa
F. H. Ijthgow
Frank Hanson
West Seattle Congregational Church
Young People's Entertainment
C. R. Russell
Moore Theatre
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Paris
A. R. Benham
U. of W
Anton Pappas
Westminster
John Collings
Ferdinand Dounkley
New First M. FE
E. E. Simpson
Berlin
Genevieve Dyer
Lyda Anderson
Coma Lumber Co
J. Anton Muller
Tacoma
Andernach
Germany
Frank Johnston
Sunnyside Canal
North Yakima
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Cartagena
Colombia
Snohomish County
Geo. B. Worley
Stellacoom
New Orleans
Norris
Nebraska
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Charlies Truman Hotchkins
Llewellyn A. Banks
San Bernardino
J. M. Cleghorn
Keechelus
The
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Milwaukee
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