Motorman Exonerated After Green Lake Wreck Inquiry
Fullerton cleared of blame in the Green Lake street car crash injuring several at Woodland Park avenue and North 39th Avenue Mullerton. coroner's jury criticizes street car management for assigning inexperienced drivers during peak traffic. Separate incidents: Duane McIntosh, seven, dies after being struck on Firat and John. Irvine Ankeny arrested and released after statement. Luminaries Waldo Ives and William Wilson injured in nearby crashes. Calhoun booked then released after bicycle collision near Laurelhurst campus.
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J Omas Murphine
Public Utilities
Frank Koepfli
Duane McIntosh
James McIintosh
John At
Irvine Ankeny
Western Dry Goode Co
Firat Ave
Ankeny
Prospector
W. White
Waldo Ives
Laurel Ave
PF. H. Schroeder
24Th Ave
N. EB
Laurelhurst Boulevard
University
William Wilson
Latonia Ave
N. 45Th St
Meridian Ave
J. C. Calhoun
N. 64Th St
Calhoun
Hunt for Lost Heiress Shifts to East Coast
The Chicago search for Miss Jeanne De Kay moves to the East as her brother John De Kay travels from New York to Providence to consult with family advisers. Authorities report Romanian guest Gladys Salter, once close to Mina De Kay, also vanished from her New York hotel after aiding the Chicago inquiry.
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Chicago
Jeanne de Kay
John de Kay
Flull House
New York
Providence
R. I
Giadysadiex Salter
Mina de Kay
Switzerland
Miss de Kay
This Is the Man Who Wrote the R. R. Anti-Strike Clause
Albert Baird Cummins, author of the Cummins railroad bill, longtime railroader and Iowa governor, is described as a fighter of corporations and advocate of the anti strike clause. The article traces his career from railroading to law, senate leadership, and his stance on railroad regulation and rate guarantees. It notes birth in 1850, education in Waynesburg, and rise to national politics.
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R. R
Albert Baird Cummins
Cummins
Cincinnati
Richmond & Fort Wayne
Blackstone
Chicago
Des Moines
Iowa
Wall Street
Taft
Washington
Senate
Cummina
Interstate Commerce Committee
Congress
Cumming
A Kenyon
Norris
la Follette
Johnson
Grenna
Townsend
Michigan
Watson
Indiana
Kellogg
Minnesota
Cumminne
Carmichaels
Waynesburg
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Harmless Laxative
An old advertisement urges mothers to give California Syrup of Figs to children for laxative effects. It emphasizes the drinkable, fruity taste and claims full dosing directions on each bottle. The notice repeatedly instructs mothers to say California to ensure safe use.
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California
Gun Explodes Arrest in Drug Store Robbery Case
Police captured Frank Howard after a Saturday night hold up at 6303 California Ave. He fled to a poolroom at 120% Pike where a pistol misfire sent a bullet into the floor. A haul of narcotics matched items taken from Arthur J. Hendricks's drug store and Howard reportedly confessed.
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Frank Howard
Arthur J. Hendricks
California Ave
Howard
P. E. Morris
Pike
Morris
Hendricks
Morrin
Consolidation of County and City Urged
The ninth annual report by Homer W. Hill of the Seattle Taxpayers' league urges county city consolidation as a tax cure. Hill predicts a million dollar yearly saving for taxpayers if governments merge. Mayon Fitzgerald also spoke before the Chamber of Commerce advocating administration consolidation to cut tax rates.
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Homer W. Hill
Seattle Taxpayers’ League
Hill
Mayon Fitzgerald
Chamber of Commerce
Thirteen Workers to Banquet at Los Angeles Sheriff Office
Thirteen Los Angeles sheriff's office employees, each with 13 years of service, will attend a banquet tomorrow January 13 featuring a menu of 13 dishes. The event marks a milestone for long serving staff.
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Los Angeles
George E. Ryan Files Candidacy for City Council
George E. Ryan former secretary of the Democratic State Central committee enters the two year council race. He joins A. T. Drake the incumbent George B. Worley and Charles H. Gallant as candidates. The filing occurred Saturday afternoon as the fourth entrant in the race.
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George E. Ryan
Democratic State Central Committee
Ryan
A. T. Drake
George B. Worley
Charles H. Gallant
Papes Diapepsin Quick Relief Stomach Ads
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as an instant remedy for indigestion, gases, sourness, and acidity. It claims fast relief, safe action, and low cost, urging readers to choose the tablet for stomach comfort without harsh drugs.
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Pape
Dix
Dr King’s New Discovery and New Life Pills Ad Akron
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds and chest congestion promising rapid relief with a 60 cent bottle. It also promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to cleanse the liver and bowels at 26 cents a bottle and warns irregular bowels can lead to sickness and liver or stomach issues.
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Hamlin
Druegiste
Dr. King
Fifty Pieces Meakin English Porcelain Dinnerware Sale
Fifty pieces of Meakin English porcelain dinnerware in cream and brown band with rose medallions offered at special price. Service for six. Limited quantity available. inquire for purchase details and current pricing.
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Walrus
Meakin
Booth
Hawthorne English
Hawthorne
Haviland
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Strand Orchestra
United States Senate
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AB. Cummins
Uteson-Donahey Optical
Joshua GreenBldg
Kellar
Pixe Street
Fourth
Northwest
United Painless
Third Ave. Cor. James St
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