Reference to First National Bank of Seattle
The note highlights the value of naming the First National Bank of Seattle as a reference, underscoring its status as the oldest national bank and the significance of having an account there. It implies trust and established reputation in financial dealings.
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Montlake Bridge Project Cost Estimates Released
City officials present cost figures for the Montlake Bridge project with estimated structural costs around 496 thousand dollars and total project costs near 665 thousand dollars, awaiting council action. Bond funding of about 500 thousand dollars anticipated.
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Child Harms Self With Fork Incident Report
In N. D. a man named Hugo Kester reportedly stabbed his 6-year-old son with a fork, the weapon penetrating the body while authorities investigated the grisly incident described as hiding the child in a load of hay.
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Explosive shell unearthed Roman coins near Rheims
An archaeological find near Rheims reveals Roman coins dating to Caesar’s era uncovered beside a German shell crater six miles from the city. The discovery highlights relics unearthed amid WWI battle remnants.
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Mountains Shift Yard in One Year
Two Pyrenees peaks in the Madrid region have moved three feet westward over the past year. Geologists note the slow tectonic drift and record updated maps reflecting the shift. The unusual movement alters local surveying and boundary lines for nearby communities and authorities.
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Pyrenees Mountains
All Round Development Is Objective of Y M C A
In Seattle and elsewhere the Y M C A seeks all round development for men through body mind and spirit. Ann S S Allen calls for critical self analysis of organizations allied with public needs and stresses practical religion guiding civic service. The Seattle YMCA aims to help men live useful lives and serve others through varied activities.
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Ann S.S. Allen
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Nevada in Rio Ends Two Month Navy Party
U S steamship Nevada visited Rio de Janeiro from September 6 to November 14, turning the stay into a festive two month celebration for the American colony. The events included Nevada Day at the International Exposition, boxing bouts, a North American football demo, and a vaudeville show that raised funds for the Rio graded school, totaling $1,000.
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Boy Declared Dead Surprises Doctors by Awakening
In Naples a 14 year old, Giuseppe Candrolo, was declared dead by doctors but sat up three hours later and yelled for help. He is expected to recover.
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Giuseppe Candrolo
Europeans Tortured in Tibet After Unauthorized Entry
Three Europeans who entered Tibet without permission were captured and tortured by local natives before government intervention. Advices received here report the incident and the ensuing efforts to address the matter.
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Tibet
Local Group Seeks Enlistment For Service And Leadership
A passage states a push to enlist men and boys for service and leadership roles. It emphasizes that the organization's interpretation and practical religion are expressed through its name and aims.
Romance Ends In Divorce From Count Ledo chowski
Louise War daughter of former Gov War ends a long cross border fight by divorcing Count Vladimir Ledo chowski after two years of legal battles in America and Europe. She charges desertion and infidelity, but the American divorce is not recognized by Polish courts.
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Louise War
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Missing Relatives Notice Seeks Updates from Readers
The Gtar invites readers to use this item to help locate missing relatives or friends. Those who know the whereabouts of persons are asked to report to The Star. Inquiries are noted for Lieut. Heinrich Prinz and Cyler Hayles, with contact details provided.
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Motorists Must Have New Plates
State highway police were notified by L. D. McArdie to apprehend car owners who have not procured 1973 licenses, effective the first day of January.
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Crane Company Gifts Christmas for 274th Year
The Crane Co presented gifts to its 80 employees. Local manager Br. Hamilton Munt distributed $4,000 in gold as Christmas presents, per a Wednesday report.
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