Reich’s Action Targets AP Morning Service Monopoly
General McReynolds by William Reich notes Assistant Attorney General Todd will probe a complaint aimed at the Associated Press morning service. The move contrasts with no expected monopoly charges against its afternoon service, as United Press serves more evening papers.
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Wm. Reich
The
New York Sun
Todd
Reich
Associated Press
United Press
Katherine Ridgeway to headline Star Lyceum readings
Miss Katherine Ridgeway, a 15 year old teacher of loggers in Colfax district, will attract the Star Lyceum course at the Y M C A tomorrow evening. She has become a popular reader and impersonator on the American platform with a program of recitations and readings.
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Colfax
Katherine Ridgeway
Star Lyceum
Rose
Simple Remedy Ader i ka Favorite in Seattle
The simple buckthorn bark and glycerine preparation known as Ader i ka is a popular Seattle remedy praised for curing appendicitis in some accounts. It is said to affect both bowels and relieve sour stomach constipation and gas quickly. Swift's Pharmacies on Second Avenue and 235 Broadway N. stock it.
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Swift's Pharmacies
Second Avenue
Broadway N
Huerta Blames Trusts For War In Interview
Mexico City report quotes Foreten Minteter Moehena accusing American trusts of aiding the rebels with arms and money. The embargo lift is blamed for improving their ability to aid, while President Wilson fights the trusts at home. Huerta tightens capital security as Tampico Torreon battles rise.
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Huerta
Truste
Foreten Minteter
Moehena
Wilson Ia
Moedena
Torreon and
Tampico
Wilson
Altima
Torreon
Romance aboard liner ends in Manila marriage
A romance aboard the steamship Minnesota en route to the Philippines led to the Manila marriage of Myra C. Benson of Tacoma and L. N. Knettle, banker of Pompey, Washington. Miss Wilma Baker arranged the match just before departure. A wireless message to the bride’s father secured consent, and the couple sent one final note, “So happy. Married Monday.” They will return with the Shriners in March.
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Shriners
Philippines
Wireless
Manila
Mins
Myra C. Benson
Tacoma
L. N. Knettle
Pomeroy, Wash
Wilma C. Baker
Cenday
Smith's Cove
Apple Day Celebrated Across Northwest Dining Hubs
Downtown Seattle restaurants and hotel cafes featured apple based menus for Apple Day. The Commercial Club hosted the annual Apple Day dinner with fifty Great Northern diners from Seattle to Winnipeg serving Washington apples in varied dishes.
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Seattle
Great Northern
Vancouver
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Portland
Spokane
Republic
Hutte
Helena
Great Falls
Billings
Winnipeg
Duluth
Sioux City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Washington
Recall charges filed against Centralia mayor and two commissioners
Start Recall Centralia reports charges filed today with the city clerk against Mayor H. W. Thompson and Commissioners Keir and Sears. The accusations claim the city collected tribute from immoral women and allowed a disorderly house to operate, permitted liquor-law violations, allowed sale of impure water, and let the city’s indebtedness exceed the legal limit.
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Centralia
H. W. Thompson
Keir
Sears
Buchanan sues sheriff and director over arrest charge
In Everett on February 5 Fred L Buchanan, former Fortson schoolmaster, fails to recover in a $10,000 damages suit against Sheriff McRae and Fred L Wellder for causing his arrest on a charge of insanity.
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Everett
Fred L. Buchanan
Fortson
Sheriff McRae
Fred L. Wellder
Soda Fountain Industry Size In United States
Authorities estimate at least 75 000 soda fountains operate in the United States representing about 50 million dollars in investment. The vendors of soft drinks may take in as much as 600 million dollars in annual receipts.
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United States
Press agents promise revival of Robin Hood at Metropolitan
Bessie Abott will star at the Metropolitan next week in Robin Hood. Seattle audiences will again hear James Stevens, Abott's principal baritone, who once spent a long engagement as leading baritone with the National Opera company at the Alhambra theatre.
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Metropolitan
Seattle
James Stevens
Miss Abott
Mr. Stevens
National Opera Company
Alhambra Theatre
Rear Admiral Cottman Sails for New York
Rear Admiral W L Cottman sailed from Bremerton this morning for New York where he will retire. The farewell included a 13 gun salute from the shore battery and his flag was hauled down on the receiving ship. He has served 46 years and will retire on his 62nd birthday October 13, making his home in New York.
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Navy Yard
Puget Sound Naval Station
W. L. Cottman
Bremerton
New York
Admiral Cottman
Navy
Sisters' Estate Worth Over Half Million Revealed
Los Angeles authorities report the estate of the late Mrs Mary Warren and her sister Miss Nannet Warren exceeds a half million dollars. Mrs Warren died recently and Miss Warren, in frail mental state, was found crooning beside the body after a vigil lasting about three weeks.
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Los Angeles
Mies Mary Warren
Nannette Warren
Mies Ma Warren
Pioneer Matthieu Dies In Oregon At 94
Fr. Matthieu, the oldest pioneer and key figure in securing the Old Oregon territory for the United States, died at his Betterville home in Butlerville Oregon yesterday at age 94. The state had earlier erected a monument in his honor.
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Portland
Ore
State of
Oregon
Matthieu
Oregon Territory
United States
Butterville
Steamer Ventura Brings Waldo Survivors to Prince Rupert
The Ventura arrives in port with 26 Waldo survivors from the Union Steam Ship Co. line. Waldo sank after striking a rock in Nasoga gulf, Portland canal, Alaska, during a heavy snow storm while bound for Granby bay. Captain John Richardson reports the vessel hurriedly sank, crew escaped with their lives.
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Ventura
Waldo
Union Steamship Co. Line
Nasoga Gulf
Portland Canal
Alaska
Granby Bay
John Richardson
Rheumatism Victim Tells Of His Curing Experience
Mark H Jackson of Syracuse New York describes years of severe rheumatism and his journey to cure. He seeks to share his method with others suffering from rheumatic pain and invites readers to learn how he found relief.
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Syracuse
New York
Matle H. Jackson
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