Father Gains Custody of EightYearOld Marguerite Goerig
In superior court Judge Frater awarded J. H. Goetig custody of eight year old Marguerite Goerig amid a weeklong custody battle with her mother Inca Harned of Port Townsend. The girl will attend public schools and may visit her mother during July and August vacation months. The judge warned against any parental disparagement influencing the child and threatened removal of custody for such conduct.
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Frater
J. H. Goetig
Marguerite Goerig
Mra. Inca
Port ° Townsend
Fiery Oratory by Tillman Targets Treasury Plans
United Press dispatch reports Senator Tillman delivering a blistering Senate speech against Secretary Cartels fiscal policies. He questioned Panama canal bond legality and criticised Treasury actions aiding speculators amid the money market crisis, also attacking John R. Walsh and New York bankers.
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Washington
Tillman
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
The
South Carolina Statesman
the Treasury
John R. Walsh
Chicago
New York
Hughes' Boom Starts For Hughes Presidential Bid
New York Republicans plan a Thursday meeting to pass a resolution declaring Governor Hughes a presidential candidate and to name Hughes supporters as delegates to the national convention based on his record and potential.
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United Press
New York
New York County Republican Committee
Hughes
Fish prices at the public market today
Ling cod offered at Sc per pound while black cod is quoted at 0c, three pounds for a quarter. Fresh water catfish two for 25c. Toke Point oysters on the half shell 30c per dozen. Smoked Bucklings from England noted as a delicacy in the fish line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Market Prices Hit Fresh Lows Across Produce Lines
A large sale opened today with fine sweet oranges at 2d per dozen, Florida pineapples priced around 20¢, Schmier cheese reduced to 1d per pound as market values drop. Local buyers respond to lower costs and plentiful supply.
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Force
Florida
Guards Mobilize To Aid Hopkinsville Town
Louisville December 17 Captain Carroll with 66 picked men of the First regiment and 60 000 rounds of ammunition left for Hopkinsville to quell night raiders terrorizing the town. The raiders grow troublesome after a member was wounded. Harriman loses out as New Haven sale negotiations end with Harriman as a leading figure.
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United Press
Louisville
Carroll
Hopkinsville
Harriman
Boston
Maas
New Haven Railroad
BE. H. Harriman
Recitals and Dances Highlight Union Bay Arts Season
A series of musical events and dances headline the Union Bay arts scene. Karl Schwerdtfeger and Frank Wilbur Chace headline vocal and organ recitals at Columbia Hall and First Presbyterian Church, with Sigma Nu and Knights of Columbus hosting dances at Broadway venues. Concerts feature Beattle Symphony Orchestra under Michael Koartze, and a charity card party is noted by the Elks.
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Progressive Thought Club
Mra
Hope
Broadway
Christensens Broadway Hall
Sigma Nu
University of Washington
University
Symphony Orchestra of
Beattle
Michael Koartze
First Presbyterian Church
Meventhav
Frank Wilbur Chace
New York City
Knights of Columbus
Christensen
Broadway Hall
R. Morrie
J. J. Stehle
Marcus M. Murray
Ladies of the Elks
M. McKnight
Mra. A
Burdick
Herr Rudolph Kaps
Celtiet
Will
Mra. Fonda
Mra. Ogden
Mra. W. A. Hane
Doom of the Yellow Peril and Pacific Power Debate
Washington voices fear of yellow peril as Captain Hobson argues US must master the Pacific to avoid conflict with Japan. Meanwhile death records list multiple names with dates and hospitals, including Langdon, Katayama, Mathewson, Rawls, Denny Way, and others.
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United Press
Washington
Hobson
Atlantic
United States
Japan
Pacific
A. W. Langdon
B. Alpha
Katayama
C. K. Katayama
Mathewson
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
Mathieson
J. Mathieson
Wayside Emergency Hospital
Rawls
J. Rawls
Providence Hospital
Wonuly
D. Wonuly
E. Denny Way
Birth notices list many newborns across several families
Births were registered today for Ripley To wife of B Ripley a daughter Daly To wife of William Daly a daughter Hicks To wife of F W Hicks a daughter Wyckoff To wife of L J Wyckoff a son Olson To wife of A Olson a daughter Chinda may succeed Oaks as ambassador in Washington semi officially announced in Tokyo and minister Le mieux of Canada to return home after treaty negotiations concluded
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Ripley
B. Ripley
Belleview
Gambee
J. C. Gambee
Seattle
Daly
William Daly
Hicks
F. W. Hicks
Wyckoff
L. J. Wyckoff
Olson
A. Olson
Corliss
Chinda
Oaks
Tokio
Foreign Office
Ooki
Washington
Lemieux
Canada
Tokilo
For a Musical Friend Why Not Present Your Musician Guest
Gift shoppers learn of Pioneer Piano House at Third and University offering the largest city leather accessories and musical items with holiday price reductions. Store hours extend to evenings.
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Johnston Co
Pioneer Piano House
Third
University
Seattle Club Plans Reception for World Fleet Arrival
The Seattle Commercial club formed a special committee at last night’s meeting to coordinate a reception for the U S World Fleet Tiponed arrival at Seattle. The group will work with other committees to prepare a fitting welcome for the visiting vessels.
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Seattle
Plans for two new schools completed in Fairhaven and Columbia Heights
Plans for two new school buildings Fairhaven and Columbia Heights were reported ready at a meeting. The Bay View school in Thirteenth ward was accepted. Each of the three buildings will cost about 20,000 dollars. Planning for a new high on Queen Anne Hill costing about 260,000 dollars has been authorized.
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Fairhaven
Columbia Heights
Bay View
Thirteenth Ward
Plana
Queen Anne Hill
Schwab May Sue for a Divorce in Pittsburg
Joseph Schwab brother of Charles M Schwab plans to sue for divorce from his wife whom he eloped with twelve years ago. They have been separated for a year. He is in New York while his wife remains in seclusion. Schwab recently resigned as president of the American Steel Foundries and had a reported $500 000 wheat deal last summer drawing him into public attention.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Joseph Schwab
Charles M. Schwab
New York
Schwab
American Steel Foundries
A Fine Xmas Present For the Boys
Hall's at 1111 First Avenue offers a selection of boxing gloves striking base and roller or toe skates as Christmas gifts for boys.
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Hall
Hays Youths and Boys Suits and Shoes Sale Prices
The advertisement lists Hays Youths' Suits in black and brown plaid and gray mixes with regular prices from 4 to 12 dollars, now discounted to as low as 1.2 dollars. Youths' box calf and vulcanized kid shoes and misses school shoes feature reduced prices, alongside ladies shoes and boys 3 piece suits in various fabrics and styles.
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Hays
Jovge
Hnoys
Huys
Hoy
Uye
Dongola
Robbers Make a Big Haul in Pasadena
Robbers stole about $10,000 worth of jewels from the residence of Dr. Albert Hoyt in South Pasadena last night. Mrs. Hoyt passed through the rifled apartment within 30 minutes of the discovery. The Hoyt home sits beside the widow of George W. Childe and across from Mrs Garfield, widow of the late president.
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Pasadena
Cal
Mr. Hurgrave
Albert
Brief items from wire service on crimes and officials
Kemp V Bigelow pleads guilty to a murderous assault on Gov Buchtel and two others in Denver and receives a term in the Colorado reformatory. James J Hill tells the Interstate Commerce Commission higher tariffs are needed as railroad costs exceed revenue. George A Goodell of St Paul named general superintendent of the Yellowstone Montana and Rocky Mountain division of the N P B. L D Heaton of Astoria loses one year old son in a Sunday house fire. AG Atkinson says private hatcheries may sell products anytime. McDonald and Ed Smith accused of Great Northern train robbery in Montana must stand trial in Flathead county. The National Civic Federation.
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Kemp V. Bigelow
Gov. Buchtel
Denver
Raing & Bomb
Colorado Reformatory
James J. Hill
Interstate Commerce Commition
Pacific Coast
George A. Goodell
St. Paul
Yellowstone, Montana
Rocky Mountain
N. PB
View I. B. Richarda
L. D Heaton
Astoria
Atkinson
McDonald
Ed. Smith
Great Northern
Montana
Flathead County
National Civic Federation
Care of Children's Teeth
Dr Edwin J Brown of Seattle discusses dental care for children in the Puget Sound region. He notes baby teeth erupt by age two, warns teething risks, advises neutralizing cordial and castor oil for symptoms, and emphasizes early dental visits every six months after age six. He urges professional extraction only by a dentist and promises future reply to academy critics.
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Puget Sound
Hrown
Ebin R. Wdgate
Arthur Jordan
Edwin J. Brown
First Ave
Seattle
Various 1910s Empire News Bits on Politics and Incidents
A jumbled report passes along eight annual meet notes in New York with speakers from Carnegie and Ottawa discussing taxes and policy. It mentions storms at sea affecting the President Grant voyage, coal price cuts in Whatcom, Alaska fishermen petitioning, a Montana guard shooting an official during a deer hunt near Kalispell, and a comptroller’s report advocating reforms for banking and insurance, with health-focused advertising from a Washington firm.
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New York
Carnegie
Asset
Reney
Ottawa
President Grant
Taft
Hellingham
Straus
Nushagak
Wood River
Alaska
Geo. C. Doll
Montana National Guard
Charles Rt. Peterson
Kallapell
Mont
Ual
Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets Offervaried Styles
A local retailer promotes a large line of Bath Robes priced from 5.00 to 12.00 and Smoking Jackets with a military front style. Jackets feature silk braid frogs on request. The shop notes a wide range of sizes including extra large to fit big men, with consistent prices across sizes.
House gowns in matching cloth with smoking jackets
A large stock of gowns made from the same cloth as smoking jackets features deep collars and cord belts, cut to full length.
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Ment
Second Avenue
Sod
Pike Street
Walker Street
Sonmarche
Trevice
Chemnitz
Theater Kasse
Manchester
Poulkner
Wooo Vann Va
Karl Mchwerdtfe
Columbia Hall
Rudolph Kapa
Cellet
Unitarian Church
Herr Kaps
Columbia College
Etring Quartette
Grace Mariin
Louis Dentend
Morits Rosen
Karl Schwerdtfeger
Foreign Exchange Department
Shorrock
J. P. Hartman
Alexander Myers
V. A. Smith
Columbia St
Seattle, Wash
Goodyear Welt
Regula
Monarch Shoe
By Edwin). Brown
Willa
Oe Bank of Reserve
North Yakima
KaMbiiik Kamen
Washington Insurance Company
Tig
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Union Street
Hoyt
London Tailors
Second Ave
MMAS
Xmas
Pacific Outfitting CO
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