Homemade cough syrup claim cures quickly and cheap
An advertisement promotes Pinex based cough syrup claiming rapid relief within 24 hours for coughing and asthma, with a sugar and pine extract recipe. It markets Pinex as valuable Norway pine extract, promises satisfaction or refund, and directs readers to purchase through a local druggist or The Pinex Co. in Wayne Indiana.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Wayne
Ind
Bartell Drug Co
Seattie
Elegant rooms at Hotel Virtus low rates
Advertises modern furnished rooms at Hotel Virtus on Eighth and Virginia near sear eatiake. Elliott $03. Dance at Dreamland tonight.
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Virtus
Eighth
Virginia
Sear Eatiake
Elliott
Dreamland
Nature's Creation touted as TB cure in Seattle ad
Testimony from Mrs. J. E. McDonald claims severe tuberculosis symptoms improved after taking Nature's Creation. The piece warns of widespread TB deaths in New York and the U S, urges early treatment, and provides Seattle address for the product.
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J. E. McDonald
Ature
New York
New York City
Young
Body of Aviator Found Off Redondo Coast
The body of Chester Lawrence, Los Angeles newspaperman, was found on rocks seven miles south of Redondo Beach. He had started last Saturday to fly from Long Beach to San Francisco with Horace Kearny. Lawerence wore a gray sweater and heavy coat and his right hand was caught in the coat sleeve, suggesting drowning while trying to divest the clothing. A battered watch in his pocket showed 5 o’clock.
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United Press
Redondo Beach
Cal
Chester Lawrence
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Francisco
Horace Kearny
Lawrence
Oregon's first woman mayor wins in War renton election
Clara C. Munson is elected mayor of War renton the first woman mayor in Oregon and possibly the second in the nation. She defeats J. W. Detrich by 16 votes with a January 2 start. Munson aims reforms and smoother governance than Hunnewell whose council resigned over orders to a woman.
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Warrenton
Oregon
Clara C. Mun
Uman
J. W. Detrich
Munson
Hunnewell
Trial of Eddie Case Focuses on Trap Claim
In Los Angeles on December 19 Earl Rogers resumed cross examination of Officer D A Johnson seeking to prove Eddie was arrested on a trap for contributing to the delinquency of a minor, Alice Phelps. The exchange between Rogers and the witness grew heated, prompting court interruptions.
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United Presse
Los Angeles
D. A. Johnson
Eddie
Earl Rogers
Alice Phelps
Rogers
Well Fixed to Need Pension in Australia Maternity Allowance
Melbourne December 19 The prosperity of Australians shows in few applications for the new maternity allowance act providing 25 to women giving birth. Since October 10 when the law took effect applications have been practically negligible.
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United Preee
Melbourne
Australia
Fear murder of new premier in Spain tensions rise
The secret police guarding Count De Romanone, Spain's new premier, were doubled today. No reason given, but believed tied to opposition to his Portugal policy. De Romanone aims to keep peace by staying neutral in the royalist plot against Portugal.
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United Preee
Madrid
Count de Romanone
Spain
Portugal
de Romanone
Suffraget Kitty Morgan Sent to Jail in London
Kitty Morgan a militant suffraget was arraigned at Bow Street police court and chose jail over a 125 dollar fine for turning in false fire alarms. Suffragists in London and Edinburgh renewed protests by pouring ink in letter boxes.
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London
Kitty Morgan
Bow Street
Edinburgh
Hold Appointments for New President
Democratic senators decided to hold up all nominations except routine army and navy appointments from now until March 4 when President-elect Wilson assumes office.
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Washington
Wilson
Popular election for postmasters bill proposed in Senate
Senator Bristow introduced a bill in the senate proposing popular election of postmasters earning over 300 dollars a year. The measure would set five year terms and prevent re election. Fresno note reports Allen Hall weighing 240 pounds and six feet four inches tall is ill with infantile paralysis.
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Washington
Bristow
Senate
Fresno
Cal
Allen Hall
Christmas Gift Talk From a University Philosopher
Professor William B. Savery of the University of Washington advises against organized abstinence from giving at Christmas. He says gifts should come from sentiment not obligation and that true spirit lies in sharing with family and close friends, not broad social pressure. He adds Christmas means happiness for children and personal meaning grows with family.
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William B. Savery
Prof. Savery
Department of Philosophy
University of Washington
New York
Savery
Christona
Roelery
Greek Aviator Drops Bomb Over Turkish Fortress
Dispatches from Bicanl report heavy fighting as a Greek division seeks to force a Janina passage. A Greek aerial bombardment damaged Turkish defenders while the aviator escaped unharmed. In Athens the Turkish fleet remains bottled in the Dardanelles with no renewed escape attempt amid ongoing sea actions.
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Turk Fortress
Constantinople
Bicanl
Janina
Athens
Dardanelles
One More Hitch in Peace Talks With Balkan Allies
London dispatch reports a new hitch in peace negotiations as the sultan’s envoys receive fresh instructions to meet Greek plenipotentiaries only under restricted conditions. The Greek side may not accept the imposed terms.
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Dy United
London
Serter i
Eee
Take Me to the Undertaker's
Magh Mac Dougal a leading figure in St Louis retail dry goods shot and killed himself in a taxicab as he neared an undertaker's shop to which he had directed the driver.
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Louis
Magh MacDougal
Young Philosopher Josef Dobin Ends His Life in New York
Joseph Dobin, 16, committed suicide at his East Side home. He left two sheets of foolscap stating the need to terminate an odious existence and including Turgenieff writings alongside his own statements.
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New York
Joseph Dobin
Turgenieff
Poindexter Blocks Howard and Colner Senate Confirmations
Senator Miles Poindexter's opposition has blocked the confirmation of Clinton W. Howard as federal judge and Beverly Colner as U S District Attorney of Western Washington. With a Progressive and Democratic coalition in the Senate, Taft's last-minute nominees are stalled until March as a Democratic regime looms.
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United
Reese
Washington, D. C
Miles
Poindexter
Senate
Clinton W. Howard
Beverly Colner
U. & District Attorney
Washington
Taft
Navy
Continuance Request for West Seattle Ferry Service
James A. Dougan filed a formal complaint on behalf of 14th ward residents against Oregon & Washington Ferry & Navigation Co. over planned suspension of the West Seattle ferry for repairs during January and February. The case seeks to compel continued service.
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James A. Dougan
Oregon & Washington Ferry & Navigation Co
West Seattle
14Th Ward
Blame U S Land Policy For Loss Of Great Plant
Maurice Leehy attorney for Galbraith Bacon & Co. attacked U S land policy in land court at Vancouver arguing loss of a $1,000,000 cement plant planned for Darrington. P M Butehart testified the government dispute over titling drove the project to British Columbia as government contends timber value dominates mineral claim.
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Maurice Leehy
Galbraith, Bacon & Co
Donington
Iseviog
P. M. Butehart
Vancouver-Portland Cement Co
Darrington
British Columbia
Seattle Girls Like Leap Years
Leap year ends soon and Seattle brides record shows 3509 marriages by December 1, up from 3981 last year. licensees in the clerk’s office note 128 more marriages than in 1911.
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Seattle
Court House
Frats Seek Longer Hops At University of Washington
University of Washington fraternity groups press to extend informal hops beyond 8 90 pm. The faculty currently bans impromptu dances after that hour except for the three annual scheduled dances. A congress of fraternity representatives asked yesterday for a 16 20 pm extension.
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University of Washington
Auto Crash on Third Avenue Raises Blame Shuffle
An auto collision at Third Ave and Union on Wednesday involved Mrs Co of 1620 19th Ave being struck by a car driven by H B Hazleton. Hazleton admitted fault at police HQ, but at City Hospital the injured woman claimed sole blame.
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Alphonse and Gaston
Third Av
Union
Mra Co. &. Data
H. B
Governor Receives Wappenstein Petition Circulation
Petitions for the pardon of Seattle police chief exhumed in Brattle under political boss Ed Benn and Wappenstein's brother in law. A second petition seeks a larger public market. Allegations that signatures cross between petitions surface as attorneys prepare to present Wappenstein's parole request to the governor.
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Ed Benn
Chebalia County
Wappenstein
Seattle
Bers
Pair Ellen and Brendine Hays Shine in Forum Night
The audience heard Miss Brendine Hays sing as soprano while Max Brach led a chorus and orchestra in a strong performance. Ellen pair and the orchestra drew praise for a lively, well executed evening.
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Ellen
Max Brach
Crong
Forium
Brendine Hays
Wes
New Gas Electric Car Given Test Run by Railway
A new gas electric motor passenger coach from the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway ran yesterday at 50 miles per hour during an exhibition trip. Fifty railway officials rode as passengers. The car resembles a steel coach with cruiser stern and is intended for interurban service between Everett and Monroe.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railway
Everett
Monroe
Tacoma Attorney and Ex-Legislator Lillian Leo Dies
Mia Lillian Leo, 52, wife of Jao Leo and former state legislator, is found dead in Tacoma after shooting herself with a .38 caliber pistol in bed at 6427 South Gateland. Relatives had phoned to say they would join her for supper when she reportedly warned she would be found dead.
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Tacoma
Mia
Lillian Leo
Jao, Leo
South Gat
Killing Chickens Triggers Dog Attack in Medford
Mrs. J. W. Bonhar suffered severe leg lacerations when a pet bulldog attacked after witnessing her kill a chicken. The dog became enraged and tore at her lower limbs before handlers could subdue it.
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Medford
Dee
J. W. Bonhar
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