Nurse Injured In City Auto Collision
Miss Lillian Rainey twenty four a Pacific hospital nurse was badly injured Friday when struck by a car driven by W M Patten nineteen a university student as she crossed First Ayr between Vine and Cedar streets Her head injury a long gash and bruises on legs and body prompted her transfer to Pacific hospital Local oyster dealers accuse the state of planning to sell all merchantable oysters in Oyster Bay in competition with private dealers.
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Lillian Rainey
Pacific Hospital
W. M. Patten
First Ayr
Patten
Olympia
Oyster Bay
Mayor Refuses Police Increase Amid Strike Pressure
The Team Owners and Employers Association lobby failed to win more police. J. M. Frink quoted Mayor Cotterill saying no new cops could be added. The council referred the dispute back to the mayor after a brief session.
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Employers’ Association
Council
Teamsters
J. M. Frink
Cotterill
Record 2000 carloads shipped from Yakima valley in 1913
North Yakima January 3 Farmers and merchants celebrate a record year with 2000 carloads of Yakima valley produce shipped in 1913.
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Yakima
Yakima Valley
Theatres Next Week Show Variety of Acts and Movies
The program lists Reed's acrobatic bull terriers and Julia Redmond & Co in The Critic and the Girl. Dunbar and Turner present Twenty Minutes from the Daffy Factory, and the Pantagescope appears. Rex Beach's The Spoilers comes to the Seattle theatre as the sole legit attraction, with the Moore showing Antony and Cleopatra and the Metropolitan dark.
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Godle
Reed
Julia Redmond & Co
Dunbar and Turner
Seattle
Rex Beach
The
Moore
Metropolitan
Dark Moore
Alice Lloyd and Company
Moore Theatre to Host World Famous Performers Next Weeks
Kleine's Antony and Cleopatra opens at the Moore Theatre followed by three top artists. Gaby Dealys, French dancer and actress, headlines January 12 and 13. Paderewski performs January 14. Pavlova leads a Russian company with matinee and evening shows January 17.
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Winter Garden Company
Kleine
Moore Theatre
Moore
Gaby Dealys
Portugal
Paderewaki
Pavlova
The Spotters at Seattle Theatre A North Alaska Play
Monday opening presents Rex Beach story of early Alaska law and gold rush dangers. Five acts depict crooks hiding behind legal power to seize Nome claims. Nome residents Struve McNamara Glennister Judge Stillman and Cherry Mariotte appear as characters.
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Palley & Mitchell
Seattle
the Spotters
Rex Beach
Alaska
Nome
Struve
McNamara
Glennister Judge Stillman
Cherry Mariotte
Rebels Maintain Harsh Assault on Ojinaga Front
News from Presidio Texas reports ferocious fighting at Ojinaga with rebels advancing after midnight. Street clashes were hand to hand with knives and clubs as defenders report heavy casualties on both sides and rebels executing prisoners after a drumhead trial amid reprisals.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
Ortega
Iron miners threaten strike linked to copper dispute in Michigan
In Marquette Michigan 30000 Upper Michigan iron miners may strike if the copper mine dispute is not settled. Ishpeming and Negaunee locals voted in favor and demand federal intervention and a congressional probe into causes and the deportation of President Moyer.
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Marquette, Mich
Upper Michigan
Michigan
Ishpeming
Negaunee
Moyer
Dominion to Build Drydock at Esquimalt Langs Cove
The Dominion government announced plans for a drydock costing 4 million dollars to be built after deciding to purchase a site at Langs Cove Esquimalt on Vancouver Island.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
Langs Cove
Esquimalt
Vancouver Island
15 Year-Old Girl Kills Charging Black Bear
In Everett, Ivy Thompson, aged 15, faced a 200 pound black bear charging her and killed the animal with two brain shots. The bear dropped at her feet.
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Everett, Jan
Ivy Thompson
Patent remedy sales pitch about stomach relief and health
An advertising fragment promotes a 10-cent box medicine promising to straighten digestion, clear the head, and keep the liver in good condition for months. It claims benefits for adults and warns to not forget the children.
Bulgarian Queen’s appeal for relief amid Balkan starvation
An appeal by Queen Eleanora of Bulgaria for relief to aid thousands in Bulgaria and neighboring Balkans is reported as timely. Officials say severe weather worsens conditions in Bulgaria, Servia, Greece, and Montenegro, with starvation and cold posing mortal threats.
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London
Eleanora
Bulgaria
Balkans
Servia
Greece
Montenegro
Alaska dog race figure Tommy Slavek hanged himself
Tommy Slavek a native driver famous in Alaska dog racing hanged himself in NAME Alaska yesterday after grieving over domestic troubles. His death follows his reputation in the All Alaska sweep events and locality mourns the sport community.
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Name
Alaska
Weil
Tommy Slavek
Attorney Purchases Alaska Claims for Northward Trip
M. P. Hurd an attorney bought two bench claims one creek claim and a cabin in Shushanna Alaska He has just returned from Seattle and will travel north again on January 15 to manage the properties and pursue the claims.
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Mount Vernon
Shushanna
Alaska
M. P. Hurd
Seattle
Henry Humphrey Fatal Fall Near Boulder Creek
Word arrived that Henry Humphrey broken neck by fall from high seat of a farm wagon near Boulder Creek. He died from injuries sustained in the accident reported Jan 8 in Santa Cruz.
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Santa Cruz
Henry Humphrey
Boulder Creek
Mason couple welcomes triplet daughters Jessie Margaret Eleanor
Mr and Mrs Charles Mason of Wilmington Delaware announce the birth of triplet girls named Jessie Margaret and Eleanor. The family notes the children are named after the president's daughters. A separate divorce filing today shows A B E Gresham seeks a divorce from Ellen Reaham after 22 years of marriage due to incompatibility and religious differences.
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Wilmington
Del
Charles Mason
Jessie
Margaret
Eleanor
A. BE. Gresham
Ellen
Woman Beardsley First To Register In 1914 Election
Lida J. Beardsley of 2704 Jackson St. led registrations as the first voter to sign up for the 1914 elections. She stood at the Prefontaine building when doors opened at 8 30 am. Over 900 citizens registered that Friday, shattering the 1913 first day record of 23. Weekday hours run to 6 20 pm with Saturday extended to 10 pm per Chief Clerk Gaines.
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Lida J. Beardsley
Jackson St
Prefontaine
Gaines
City Budget Deficit Reaches Historic Level Overdrafts
Comptroller Harry Carroll reports the city overdrew 700000 on the 1918 general fund allowance, creating the largest deficit in city history for last year.
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Harry Carroll
Sneak thieves raid city stealing pants and more
Thieves worked a busy Friday night into Saturday morning reporting about a dozen petty thefts across the city. W. K. Brown of 510 Jefferson Street was a major victim, as a burglar stole his pants while he slept and swapped his clothes for the thiefs own along with two coats and a pair of shoes.
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W. K. Brown
Jefferson St
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