Trenholme Campaign Spending Denial Addressed
A statement asserts that Trenholme is not spending thousands in his mayoral bid and that no corporate or private funds are benefiting the campaign. It lists legitimate expenses such as headquarters rent staff wages voter lists printing postage meeting halls notices music advertising and newspaper notices in several Seattle papers.
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Trenholme
Mr. Trenholme
Star
The
Sun
Post-Intelligencer
Staats-Zeitung
Seattle
Money Sources Behind Trenholme Campaign
The funds for the Trenholme campaign come largely from personal friends who knew him in Alaska and Seattle business and professional men who support his mayoral bid. These supporters believe he would run Seattle efficiently, curb debt, lower taxes, and pursue businesslike governance. Several donors are covering billboard advertising costs and publicly sign their names, addresses, and phone numbers.
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Mr. Trenholme
Alaska
Seattle
Trenholme
Trenholme Campaign Fund Statement From McLean
John L. McLean as chairman of Trenholme Mayoralty Headquarters declares all campaign contributions come from selfless sources and will be used solely for legitimate purposes with full accounting of receipts and disbursements. He addresses Seattle residents, asserting transparency and integrity of the campaign finance.
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Seattle
Trenholme
Alaskans Urge Government Coal Digging and Rail Aid
Cordova politician R K Hunter in Seattle argues a government railroad and coal lands lease would strengthen Guggenheim control in Alaska. He cites failed government mines, a Shushanna rush frameup, and profits by Oscar Breedman, predicting little gold this year and planning to return to Cordova.
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Poindexter
Uryan
Chamberlain
Hunter
Bhushanna
Oscar Hreedman
McCarthy
Bill James
Breedman
Cordova
Saphead dialogue on accident versus misfortune
A comic dialogue contrasts accident and misfortune with a mother in law falling into water as an accident and being flashed out again as misfortune, illustrating the difference through a jokey exchange.
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Saphead
Inlaw
Yale and Harvard Veterans Help Fight Fire in Powers Building
A blaze in the Powers building near the University club in Chicago caused $25,000 damage. About a dozen Yale and Harvard gridiron and diamond veterans helped battle the flames. Shirtfronts became pulpy and wet linen and evening clothes were ruined as fire crews contained the blaze.
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Chicago
Yale
Harvard
Powers
University Club
First Girl Bootblacks Arrive in Chicago
In Chicago on Feb 13 the first girl bootblacks opened a shop near East Chicago Avenue police station and spent the first hour polishing the boots of every officer awaiting roll call.
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Chicago
East
Chicago Avenue
Teddy the Bear Comes Home to Allston After Four Years
Teddy, a pet dog left behind when Charles W. Godfrey moved from Palisade New Jersey four years ago, has appeared at the Godfrey home in Allston Boston. Godfrey is puzzled how the dog found its way back.
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Boston
Mass
Teddy
Charles W. Godfrey
Palisade
N. J
Godfrey
Allston
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver and Bladder Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the best remedy for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It touts mild immediate effects, a sworn purity certificate, and nationwide sales in two bottle sizes with a sample offer by mail for ten cents. It frames the product as physician prescribed and not for every ailment.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Dept. R
Binghamton, Y
Former Misa Doro thy Deacon Becomes Princess in Europe
In Warsaw on February 13, the former Misa Doro thy Deacon becomes princess as her husband Prince Albert inherits the headship of the Radizwill house after Prince George Radizwill dies January 21 in a Berlin asylum. The marriage elevates her among Europe’s royalty.
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Warsaw
Russia
Misa Dorothy Deacon
Prince Abert
House of Radizwill
George
Prince Radizwill
Berlin
Europe
Caminetti Seeks Hindu Immigration Exclusion
Commissioner General of Immigration A. Caminetti and A. W. Parker told the House immigration committee that Hindu immigration should be prevented. They warned the Pacific coast situation is alarming, while Sudhindra Bose and Dr. Bishen Singh pleaded against exclusion.
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Washington
A. Caminetti
A. W. Parker
Department of Labor
House Immigration Committee
U. S
Pacific Coast
Sudhindra Bose
University of Iowa
Bishen Singh
New Kids Barber Shop Opens at Bon Marche
A new barber shop for children has opened at the Bon Marche in connection with the Marinello shop. The establishment caters exclusively to juvenile trade and features a fashionable cropped hair styling appeal for youngsters.
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Kids
Just For Kids
Bon Marche
Becker Willed Part of Mother’s Estate Despite Murder Conviction
New York Charles Becker former police lieutenant sentenced to Sing Sing for the murder of Herman Rosenthal inherits a portion of his mother’s estate. He died unaware of his crime.
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New York
Charles Becker
Sing Sing
Herman Rosenthal
Rioters Clash With Japanese Police in Tokyo Riot
In Torio on February 13 a clash erupted as anti tax crowds fought police over government control amid parliament’s veto of a power move. Police charged with sabers, rioters hurled stones and toppled shop fronts. Around 200 arrested and many injured as destruction spread.
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Torio
Goddard Attacks Commission Government In Seattle Talk
A. J. Goddard, mayoral candidate, denounces the commission form as newspapers push reform. He cites city after city where it failed and claims rising taxes and weaker public service under the system, contrasting with checks and balances of the old model.
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Eagles’ Hall
A. J. Goddard
Griffiths
Goddard
Seattle
Fine Stock of Men's Tailor Made Clothing on Sale At Once
The Chicago Misfit Parlor merges Bailey Toggery stock with its own men’s line to launch a one day sale. Tailored suits previously $8.35 to $35 now around $8.35 to $12.86 with overcoats and slip ons under half price. Hats $3.50 to $4.00 reduced to $1.29. Walk Over shoes also under half price. Sale starts Saturday at 10 am at 1400-1402 First Ave corner Marion.
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Bailey Toggery
Chicago
Enira
First Ave
Cor
Marion
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Westlake
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Pacific Coast Fish CO
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