Everything at Smoker from Soup to Nuts bouts at Labor Temple
The Cooks and Assistants Local No. 33 host a social smoker at the Labor Temple Friday evening. The event features a boxing match with George Engle at 140 pounds facing Smiley at 145, plus two preliminaries and a 155 pound wrestling bout between Frank Billeau and Charles Kelly, with the cooks providing music.
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Labor Temple
Rube Walden
Boyle Ward
Hob Hesketh
George Engle
Smiley
Ward
J. Manning
Ed Patterson
Davidson
Frank Billeau
Charles Kelly
Weather Recap and Nostalgic Ad Blurb
The piece notes showers and a temperature range with a high near 60 and a low around 47. It also includes an old style ad blurb for Bromo Quinine cold remedy and a mention of BE. W. GROVE offering a 25 cent signature item.
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W. Grove
Medical court urged to rule on defective baby cases
Frederick H. Robinson and Dr. Haiselden spearhead a plan for a national medical high court to decide life and death cases like the Bollinger and Roberts infants. The Roberta baby dispute intensifies medical rift as supporters seek public input from parents of defective children.
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Drs. Robinson
Haiselden
Bollinger and Roberts
New York
Bollinger
Roberta
Frederick H. Robinson
Medical Review of Reviews
United States
Robinson
H. R. Haiselden
Roberts
High Court of
Pajama-Born Fire at Harmonie Boathouse Spurs Lake Escape
Frankfort bachelor Gus Frankfort awoke to a blaze in his room at 4 a m and leaped from bed through a window with his sash into Lake Washington. He towed nearby gasoline launches to safety, borrowed clothes, and wandered barefoot to work. The houseboat burned to the waterline in 15 minutes, possibly starting from a lace curtain near an electric heater.
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Gus Frankfort
Ker
Lake Washington
Frankfort
Harmonie
Judkin
Chauncy Wright
Third Ave
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Gentle Bowel Cleansing
Mothers praise California Syrup of Figs for quick relief of clogged waste in children from babies to adults. The advertisement claims it softens stools within hours, relieves feverish irritability, and restores a playful mood, warning to avoid counterfeit fig syrups and to buy a 60 cent bottle from the California Fig Syrup Company.
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California
Iver
California Fig Syrup Company
Thirteen Desert from Bengatin Deserters Fear Torpedoes
Thirteen sailors from the British bark Bengatrn deserted Wednesday amid fears of German torpedoes as the ship, under charter to M. H. Houser with Captain J. H. Rae in command, prepared to sail Thursday with a wheat cargo for the United Kingdom.
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United Kingdom
M. H. Houser
J. H. Rae
Findings Link Humphrey to Seattle Postoffice Site
Treasury records reveal Representative Will Humphrey wrote to officials about the cattail tide marsh site in Seattle and urged action on the post office project. Letters show he discussed rumors, shared a chamber of commerce letter, and urged condemnation if needed, despite later denials.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
Treasury Department
Cattail
Postoffice
Seattle
Will Humphrey
Humphrey
Department
Alte
Treasury
Huphrey
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Hill
She's Rich but Wastes No Time
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney pays $32000 income tax while living lavishly, her public image masked by charitable acts. Known as the “Girl Who Works,” she is celebrated as a sculptor earning acclaim.
Mrs Whitney the Sculptress Works Despite Wealth
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney, heir of the Vanderbilt fortune, travels private car Wan derer to San Francisco paying $32 000 a year in income tax. She is a sculptress with works shown at the San Francisco exposition including Fountain of El Dorado. Her studio is on Long Island and she exhibited in Paris three years ago receiving honorable mention.
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New York
San Francisco
Harry Payne Whitney
Long Island
Promoter Sentenced for Panama Canal Ice Cream Concession Plot
E. C. Hazeltine, a promoter from North Yakima, was sentenced to three to fifteen years in the Monroe Reformatory after pleading guilty to accepting 927 from Elmer and Alonzo Hoover. The brothers, seeking fortune in the city, paid him 100 then 872 as an option to secure a Panama Canal ice cream privilege.
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Panama Canal Zone
Yakima
Pen
E. C. Hazeltine
Monroe Reformatory
Elmer and
Alonzo Hoover
North Yakima
Panama Canal
Clerk Sentenced for Diamond Broach Theft
Jack O Brien formerly clerk at the Herald hotel was sentenced Wednesday to three to fifteen years in Walla Walla penitentiary for stealing a $200 diamond broach from Mrs. W P Milla on April 2. He pleaded guilty before Judge Gilliam Tuesday.
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Jack O'brien
Herald Hotel
Walla Walla Penitentiary
W. P. Milla
Gilliam
ForgerY charge framed against Charles Stoddard
A complaint filed in Justice Gordon's court accuses Charles Stoddard of passing a forged $22.50 check drawn on Beattie National Bank at a Second Avenue department store on December 6. The signature, "Capt. Nathan Tanner," is alleged forged.
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Justice Gordon's Court
Charles Stoddard
School board weighs feeding needy pupils in classrooms
The board discussed a plan to feed hungry pupils in their classrooms after Miss Nellie A. Goodhue reported some students lack proper meals. Attorney Pennock was asked to assess legality. Also, a committee was formed to review military training in high schools and a free manual training class at Jefferson school was accepted for young men and older people.
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Nellie A. Goodhue
H. W. Pennock
Board of Education
C. B. Blethen
Lredite
Ballard High School
Lawrence H. Lemmel
Jefferson School
The Eternal Lillian Comes to the Orpheum
Lilian Russell, famed American stage star, will appear at the Orpheum the week of December 12 marking her return to the stage after retirement. The engagement follows her marriage to Alexander P. Moore and signals a major vaudeville event for local playgoers.
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Lilian Russell
Miss Russell
Orpheum
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburg
Altho
Moore
Footlights
Not Guilty Plea Filed in Seattle-Area Robberies
Philip Brandon a Dywamish youth and Buck Wright deny charges after alleged confessions in a string of highway robberies near Seattle. Judge Gilliam hears four counts citing robberies at Thomas and surrounding locations in October, with names such as Rasta Holst Dewson Taylor Lundin appearing in the information.
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Buck” Wright
Seattle
Philip Brandon
Gilliam
Wright
Lundin
PFL Rasta
Thomas
Fred Holst
Dee Dewson
Jat
Pastor Confronts Absence at Sunday Service
In a brief dialogue, a pastor questions Mr. Jones about missing church. Jones replies that Willie did not shovel a path through the snow to fetch the Sunday papers until 1 o'clock.
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Mr. Jones
Jones
Willie
Dobie Bids Farewell At University Assembly
Gilmour Dobie, retiring football coach, spoke at Meany Hall during the semi annual assembly. Yell king and editors were nominated, and Graduate Manager J Arthur Younger delivered the financial report. Ws were awarded to eligible football team members.
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Gilmour Dobie
Meany Hall
Yell King
Daily
Washingtonian
J. Arthur Younger
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