Hamilton Elected New Chair of King County Board
Lafe Hamilton was elected chairman of the King County board of commissioners at the first meeting of the year, replacing Mike Carrigan. The change was approved by all concerned as a tribute to the retiring commissioner.
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Lafe Hamilton
Board of
King County Commissioners
Mike Carrigan
Hamilton
Pyramid Pile Medicine Promises Quick Relief
Advertisement touts Pyramid Pile as a fast relief remedy for piles claiming a single trial can cure. It offers a 50 cent box and a free mailed trial package in plain wrap via a coupon offer.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Lundin to Test New Drink Lifestaff in Court
Prosecutor Lundin said he would file a test case against Heinrich Brewing Co of Seattle to decide if Lifestaff and similar malt liquors are banned under the new law. Tests by C E Bogardus gave varying alcohol results, raising whether intoxicating malt liquor is prohibited in any form. Lundin warned dealers to remove liquor ads from magazines and newspapers or face prosecution.
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Cole
Lifestaff
Lundin
Heinrich Brewing Co
Seattle
L Landin
Lifesta
Chemiat
C. EB. Bogardus
Louis Heinrich
Life
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Mrs. Julia Snedeker Seeks Divorce Over Fortune Stoking
Mrs. Julia Snedeker wife of Fred Snedeker a wealthy fisherman filed for divorce alleging she helped him build a fortune and that he has fallen in love with another woman. Snedeker owns the halibot fishing boats Pacific and Shawrock and ten acres near Lake Washington valued at $12,000. His income is reported at $1,000 a month.
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Julia Snedeker
Fred Snedeker
Snedeker
Pacific
Shawrock
Lake Washington
Robbers Arrive Little Too Late
In Chicago on Monday two armed bandits entered St. Luke's hospital offices and seized $3,000 from the cash box after frightening the cashier and 30 nurses present. About $2,000 had already been paid to employees on pay day.
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Chicago
St. Luke's Hospital
City Registration Slows as Primary Nears
Registration Tuesday morning reached 350, down about 150 from Monday’s pace. Total registrants stood at 1,439 by Tuesday noon, with 24 days remaining before the primary election.
Off to capital for conference
Chicago Jan 4 Frank Dickinson adjutant general of the Illinois National Guard has gone to Washington to confer with U S military officials regarding his plan to mobilize the entire militias of Illinois Indiana Iowa and Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Frank&. Dickinson
Illinois National Guard
Washington
U. S
Iinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wsconsin
Engineer Frank McDonald Killed in Train Wreck Jump
Port Townsend January 4. Frank McDonald longtime engineer on the Port Townsend and Puget Sound railroad died Monday when a construction train backing into the locomotive caused the wreck. He is believed to have leaped to escape the impending collision.
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Port Townsend
Frank McDonald
Port Townsend & Puget Sound
Seattle, Port Angeles & Western Railroad
McDonald
Piles Cured by PAZO OINTMENT Claim
An advertisement claims PAZO OINTMENT cures itching bleeding and protruding piles in days. It promises refund if it fails and states a 60 cent price with quick relief from symptoms.
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Dave Drugeie
Mrs. Wilson Takes Charge of Things in the White House
Mrs Woodrow Wilson, first lady, assumed personal charge of the White House today. After returning from their honeymoon the couple had breakfast in the executive mansion and Mrs Wilson began by arranging scores of wedding presents and setting tasks for the home.
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Mrs. Wilson
White House
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Executive Mansion
Mra. Wilson
Police claim police wine at gambling in Seattle court
Attorney John Dore accused Seattle police of letting gambling houses operate openly. He defended Mary Smith on vagrancy charges, admitting she knew forger Harry Field and ex-station clerk Harry Dunaway who fled with $5,000 to cover gambling debts.
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Welldenown
Smith
Seattle
Dove
Marry Smith
Harry Field
Harry Dunaway
Northern Pacific
Dunaway
Two Judges to Sit in Liquor Case in Tacoma
Attorney General Tanner said he would appear in Tacoma on January 6 to answer a restraining order sought by the Seattle Brewing and Malting Co. to block his plan to destroy parts of the company's output. He noted a summons to appear before Judge Rudkin in Spokane on the same date and preferred a single appearance if possible.
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Tacoma
Tanner
Cushman
Seattle Brewing and Maiting Co
Com
Rudkin
Spokane
Nebraska school board in tangle with German language law
Nebraska City school board faces district court clash over an old law requiring German or other European language instruction if patrons petition. The board balked, lost in district court, appealed to the state supreme court. Three board members are of Teutonic descent versus German-American opponents, adding interest.
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Lincoln
Neb
School Board
Nebraska City
District Court
Schol Board
State Supreme Court
Mrs Engler to Speak on Suitable Dress for Girls
Mrs Mary Isabella Engler will discuss Suitable Dress for Young Girls at the John B Allen Parent Teacher Association meeting. The talk is at 2 30 Thursday at the school and tea will be served.
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Mary Isabella Engler
John B. Allen Parent-Teacher Association
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound to end grippe misery and break up a severe cold in hours. Doses every two hours for three doses clear nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache fever and throat soreness, with pleasant taste and 25 cent sales.
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Pape
Grippe
Keeping Young With Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Keep looking young with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a gentle liver and bowels stimulant. A vegetable mix with olive oil assists detoxification improving complexion and energy. Sold by all druggists Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio 0c and abc per box.
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Ohnte
Dr. Edwards
Tr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Fear of Floods Follows Snow in Northwest
The article warns that nine inches of snow raises flood fears in King County and the Northwest as warm weather and rapid melt could flood rivers. Engineers say only gradual thaw, not heavy action, can avert floods since frozen ground hinders absorption of meltwater.
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King County
Northwest
Youngs
Water Department
Seattle Trio Delights Hippodrome Crowd
Three Seattle favorites draw crowds at the Hippodrome theater led by J Barrie Norton. The show features His Aunt From Brasil with Don Brink and Ted Uilmark delivering dialect sketches. Also on the bill are Theodore Tenny ventriloquist Joe McDonald Jordan and Sizemore in nut stuff and Charlie Chaplin in Work.
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Hippodrome Theatre
J. Barrie Norton
Seattle Theatre Stock Fame
Merrymakera
Brasil
Don Brink
Ted Uilmark
Hippodrome
Theodore Tenny
Joe McDonald
Jordan and Sizemore
Charlie Chaplin
Cascarets for Headache and Constipation Ad
Advertises Cascarets as a remedy for headache cold liver bowels and biliousness. Claims to cleanse the stomach swallow like candy and cure bad breath indigestion coated tongue and constipation. Encourages giving Cascarets to children and promises harmless gentleness with no griping.
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Cascareta
Cascarets
Pain Free Dentistry Despite Novo-Cain Shortage
An advocate claims scarce Novo-Cain from Germany and German suppliers limits U S dentists. The piece alleges a local provider has secured ample supply to guarantee painless dentistry and promises to maintain its patients’ comfort despite international shortages.
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Germany
Seattle
Tacoma
America
Local Manager Address Notice at 1405 Third Ave N W
Dr JL KR Clark listed as manager with office at 1405 Third Avenue North West Corner Thira and Union. The fragment implies a street intersection and managerial designation. Further details not provided in readable text.
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Third Ave
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Fleming Made Spokane Mayor
Spokane on January 4 1930 Charles A Fleming was unanimously elected mayor by a motion from Commissioner Ar gall succeeding Charles Fassett.
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Fleming
Spokane
Argall
Charles A. Fleming
Charles Fassett
Tiz For Tired And Sore Feet
Ad urging readers to buy a 25 cent box of Tiz from the drug store to relieve aching feet. Claims include reducing swelling drawing out soreness and soothing pain in coins callouses and bunions. Also promotes Tix as beneficial for tired feet and eliminating shoe tightness.
Earthquake blamed on mountain fault slip says Prof Saunders
Prof. E J Saunders of the university states Saturday's quake stemmed from a slip in the mountains. Other notes mention Inveric arrival after submarine scare, Wood of New York under probe but allowed to quit, and various local incidents.
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University
Inveric
Public Service
Wood
New York
Marquette
Kas
Ellensburg
Y. M
T. Y. Rippey
Bremerton
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