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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1910
Page
7
A Seattle family of N. Tans suffered injuries when their auto went off a Sea road cliff yesterday morning. Mrs. N. H. Johns is seriously hurt along with J. and H. Johns. The group was en route from Seattle and were brought to Barbara, Cal for treatment.
United Press dispatch reports rising unrest in India with shipments of rifles from the Red Sea route into Africa and northern India. The arms, described as old pattern, are allegedly fed by Japanese influence and threaten British governance.
In Los Angeles a court case centers on Lillian Ashley Turnbull who claims the late gambler Lucky Baldwin fathered her daughter Beatrice Anita and seeks a share of his 12 008 000 estate. She accuses him of a non legal marriage and fled after discovering a wife living.
Protesters in Seattle demand Japanese ambassador intercede on behalf of Kotaka and his wife over alleged free speech suppression after a meeting in Ar Bali. Local socialists vow to file formal objections with officials in Washington.
Dortland grill rooms announce a New Year policy limiting wine sales. No wine after midnight December 31, with doors at 12 o clock and closing wine service at 11 30. Guests may stock up before closing, then establishments will observe the 1 a m curfew on January 1.
A dated 1911 report notes an abrupt order forcing all occupants of local eateries to vacate their premises. The directive leaves little choice for managers and patrons as the enforcement date approaches with widespread disruption.
The funeral of James H. Horan chief of the Chicago fire department who died in the stockyards fire was attended by Mayor Russo city council fire department representatives and 5 000 Knights of Columbus in Chicago on December 26.
A not yet occurred report notes John DR. Rockefeller plans a six cent per gallon oil price reduction as a holiday gift to the public. Café owners plan New Year’s Eve closings to let staff celebrate. Wenatchee fears Chicago’s football result. Lieut Peary gives Dr Cook the polar discovery boat Roosevelt. Mayor Gill refuses to sign the Frisco license bill.
Thieves blew the steel safe at the Heilig Theatre at Seventh and Taylor in Portland Oregon last night taking 2100 dollars from receipts for the performance of The Burgo Master. The theft was discovered this morning by manager Pangle who found the vault open in the basement. No clues were left by the robbers.
One man was killed and several injured after a running battle between patrolmen and night prowlers in Portland. The dead man’s name was not released. In Broise Idaho, year end 1916 totals show state indebtedness at 881,927.30, down 204,960.50 over two years.
A longstanding critique of Washington’s dental law and board powers argues the 1901 framework cedes legislative control to the Dental Board. The author urges unity among the people to resist privileged manipulation and details proposed examination requirements for dental licensure in Washington.
The article outlines the Washington State Board of Dental Examiners licensing process with sections on mechanical and operative dentistry, including graded components such as articulation waxing crowns bridges fillings and crown work. It specifies pass marks, board voting for certificates, retake rights, notification duties, age and character requirements, and proof of education or out of state credentials.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Upton Bay & Trust Company of Beattie Washington will be held at the office on the northwest corner of Beconday and Cherry et King county on Wednesday January 11 1911 at 1 o clock in the afternoon to elect directors and transact other business.
PERSONAL S. Orr The Lontensee Club invites new members and friends for social improvement and enjoyment. Call or write The Lonesome Club Rooms 21 and 22, 1 Mo. 1497 Fourth Ave, Seattle. Also listing miscellaneous ads for corn remedies and cosmetic services.
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