Want Ads Rates and Agencies in The Star
Classified ad rates listed for telephone insertions seven words per line at one cent per word. Minimum ad charge twenty cents. Agencies named: Downtown Kennedy Drug Co First Ave and Cherry Ballard Agency P J Mullen 221 Ballard Ave Opp City Hall Main Office Seventh Ave between Union and University. The Star disclaims accuracy for telephone ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Drug Co
Ballard
P. J Mullen
Ballardavy
City Hall
Pallard
Union
University
Star
Canadian Bank of Commerce and Associated Lenders Mentioned
An OCR fragment lists financial entities including a Canadian Bank of Commerce head office in Toronto with extensive branch presence in Canada and the United States. It mentions loan services for salaried individuals, private money lenders, and photography supplies amid a mix of bank names and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Or Commerce
Toronto
Canada
United States
Massachusetts Club Deleuis ArriGers Elect Officers
At a large meeting of the Massachusetts club held at the Alaska rooms last evening officers were unanimously elected for the ensuing year. Names include J. Mumimett president O. H. Carpenter second vice president Howard F Ivant third vice president Judge J. Z. McCafferty fourth vice president W. M. Fairbanks fifth vice president E. B. Ategler recording secretary Moncreffe Cameron corresponding secretary Gertrude A Carpenter treasurer Dr. J. Warren Richardson and others. A vote of thanks was given to retiring president A. Warren Gould. A committee was appointed to review club ties with New England, and to report on changing the club to New Holland and lowering dues to broaden membership. The club is said to be in good financial health. The officers plan a St Valentine party at Mrs Harriette B Thiten’s home on the 22nd.
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Massachusetts Club
Alaska
J. Mumimett
First View
O. H. Carpenter
Moncreffe Cameron
Gertrude A .Carpenter
J. Waren Richardson
Harriette 1
Tilton
Peter Hettinger
Meg
Lida R. McKereher
Non. Farner
Arthur L. Harvey
Nettie
Harvey
Everett
Stackpole
Baitly P. Hanks
Smmittee
New Boland Club
Beattle
Harriette B. Thiten
George Murphy Disqualified From Fifth Ward Nomination
George Murphy, Democratic councilman candidate in the Fifth ward, is ruled ineligible under the ward charter for not meeting the four years continuous residence requirement. He lived in Alaska four years ago and served as a delegates at the national convention, making him unable to qualify.
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George Murphy
Democratic Councilmank
Fifth Ward
Murphy
Alaska
Moore
Looks Bad for Appropriations
United Press reports in Washington that the rivers and harbors bill is in doubt this session. Chairman Tawney faced questions on funding, noting public demand for at least 40 million dollars annually and signaling uncertain prospects for new appropriations.
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United Press
Washington
Tawney
Aged Real Estate and Local Market Fragments
Scattered notes describe Kenton tract sales with $50 down and terms, Alaska hunting notes, fluctuating values and a Seattle land division. Other items include vegetable yields, dairy cows, and a fiscal outlook showing a $86 million deficit and $76 million surplus from the prior year.
Protest Over Time Extension for Wallingford Rail Line
Residents protest the Seattle Electric Company petition to extend the completion time for the Wallingford railway line. The February 18 deadline looms. without extension the franchise lapses. Materials are ready but delays prompt fears of labor market conditions aiding postponement.
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Wallingford
Seattle Electric Company
Hearst Sued for Libel by New York Times Owner
Adolf Ochs, proprietor of the New York Times, sues William Randolph Hearst and Arthur Brisbane for 40000 dollars claiming Hearst papers printed editorials alleging Ochs was “owned” by August Belmost and influenced the Times political stance. Proceedings delayed by a motion to amend.
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United Press
New York
Adolf Ocha
New York Times
William Randolph Hearst
Arthur Hrtebane
Ochs
Hearst
Ocis
August Belmost
Woodruff Fails to Appear at the U
Henry Woodruff star of Brown of Harvard in a Moore theatre engagement did not speak at the University of Washington as arranged. He sent word that his illness would not prevent completing his run here this week.
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Henry Woodruff
Brown
Harvard
Moore Theatre
Washington
Mr. Woodruff
Complaint Filed Against Donohue and Prendergrant for Fake Pretenses
A complaint issued by the prosecuting attorney charges architect P. J. Donohue and Daniel Prendergrant with obtaining money under false pretenses. Peter Bartell, the complainant, says the defendants collected for a model intended for a bootblack stand at 1901 First Ave., misrepresenting payment conditions.
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Prosecuting Attorney's Office
P. J. Donohue
Daniel Prendergrant
Peter Bartell
First Av
Injured Italiana Seeks $1000 From City After Electric Shock
Fillippo Mascolloo, an Italiana, was injured January 1 after contacting a live wire in the city lighting system and has filed a $1,000 damage claim against the city.
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Fillippo Mascolloo
Conspiracy Charge Involved Youngstown Couple In Insanity Plot
Joseph Vinette and wife Lee Mary Vinette faced arrest on charges of conspiring with a boy who feigned insanity to fraudulently claim damages from Seattle Electric through an accident involving Carl Windell a minor. Windell underwent extensive psychiatric examination before authorities alleged the Vinettes planned the deception. Mrs Vinette had disappeared and no further details were provided.
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Joseph Vinette
Youngstown
Sheriffa
Vanderveer
Aity
Vinetggs
Windell
Heney Springs A Sensation in Lands Fraud Trial
In Port aN Ore January a sensational turn emerged as prosecutors announced that John H Hall may face a separate trial from co defendants Edwin P Mays Franklin P Mays W W Steiner and others charged with conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands. The decision colors rumors of possible confessions while Heney declined to confirm or deny the speculation.
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United Prose
Port An Ore
Jan
John H. Hall
Franklin P. Mays
P. Mays
W. W Steiner
C. . Zachary
H. HM. Hendricka
Public Lands
Proscutor Heney
Hall
Oth
Ers
Edwin P. Mays
Franklin P Mays
Steiner
Heney
Neto
Suit Over Piano Held by Moving Company
H. B. George sues Beking Moving & Storage Co in superior court to recover possession of a piano valued at 1500 dollars. He says the firm overcharged from an agreed 25 dollars to 40 dollars and refused credit, driving off with the piano and threatening sale unless the extra 15 dollars is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sues
Storage Company
H. BR. George
Beking Moving & Storage Co
George
West Seattle
George Asnerta
Naturalization challenge tests declaration age rule
The local superior court will hear arguments over whether a foreigner who filed declaration papers before age twenty-one can receive citizenship without a second declaration. Assistant Dykeman represents foreign-born residents denied citizenship while Attorney Bialliett for the government argues declarations must be signed after turning 21.
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Bialliett
Wave editor election stirs University of Washington
The Pacific Wave faces a partisan clash as Harold Birkett of the Independence League seeks the editor's chair next Friday. Walter Dunbar and Abe Hurwitz accuse editor John W. Campbell of steering the paper for personal political ends while staff members dispute the nomination and support.
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Pacific Wave
University of Washington
Independence League
Harold Birkett
Wave
Walter Dunbar
Abe Hurwitz
Birkett
Hurwitz
John W. Campbell
Range fight is quite probable as sheep move to Utah
Montrose sheep owners bid to protect 20 000 head. 200 armed guards accompany stock toward winter range in Utah. They arrived within two miles of Grand Junction after appeals to officials failed and skirmishers patrol the route for signs of hostilities from cattlemen.
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United Press
Grand Junction
Colo
Mesa
Delta Counties
Montrose
Utah
List of Names From Silent Page
Yonetech Owamoto aged 25 of Owamoto California and Taki Kouchiyama 18 of Japan and Martin Joseph Dooley legal and Margaret McNimey le gal city and Albert Bellando 28 and Mareherita Angelin 27 Mack Diamond Theodore W Schmidt 49 and Marie Kucksach 51 city and Christian J Tokle 38 and Inger K Kekstrom 23 Seattle.
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Yonetech
Labor Council to hear report on AFL delegate work
The Central Labor Council will tonight hear the report of State Organizer C. O. Young detailing his duties as a delegate to the American Federation of Labor.
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Central Labor Council
C. O. Young
American Federation of Labor
Washington Fire Insurance Licensed in California
The Washington Fire Insurance company has been licensed to operate in California, extending its regulatory clearance to provide fire insurance services within the state. This licensing confirms formal authorization by state authorities.
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The
Washington Fire Insurance Company
California
Ore
Appeal Scheduled for Doctor Thompson Case
Attorney FE. J. Brown will appear before the supreme court tomorrow to argue the appeal of Dr. Er. G. Thompson who was convicted in the lower court of practicing medicine without a license.
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FE. J. Brown
Supreme Court
Er. G. Thompson
Hoarded Money Again in Circulation
A newspaper item notes timid citizens opening savings accounts as funds emerge from hiding. It cites loss of interest driving folks to safer banks and 4 percent returns from H. O. Shuey & Co. Bankers, established ten years ago with a reputation for safety and conservative policy.
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H. O. Shuey & Co
Ove
Russell's Headquarters Opened by City Treasurer Candidate
George P. Kuanell Republican mayoral candidate opened his campaign headquarters today in the former Russell birthplace site. The hometown location, now under one roof with the Sullivan Building on First Ave, ties his early life to Seattle roots as he campaigns.
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George P. Kuanell
Museell
Carly
Firatav
Funeral for popular Seattle newsboy Mary Atterd
Nathan Conroy died Sunday and was buried today with 70 to 80 newsboys attending the services and interment. He was a popular newsie on Seattle streets and many schools excused students to attend. Floral tributes were abundant, with a cross from the NewFlowers. The funeral proceeded to Calvary Cemetery where pallbearers Charlie Gibbons Pete Hinckley Carl McGinais and Tom Kelly carried the casket.
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Nathan Conroy
Seattle
Calvary
Newaboys
Charlie Gibbons
Pete H. Hinckley
Carl Se MecGinais
Tom Kelly
Miller campaigns spark three city meetings this evening
John F. Miller, Republican mayoral candidate, campaigns at three Seattle events tonight. In Dugdale's hall Rainier Beach Improvement Club meets, Ballard hosts Thirteenth ward Miller supporters organizing a Miller club, and Hibernian hall hosts Ninth and Yesler Second ward Republicans backing Miller with several noted leaders set to speak. Tomorrow E C Hughes leads Fifth ward Republicans in Acme building.
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John F. Miller
Rainier Beach
Acme
John
Ottman’s Hall
Evans Officers Entertained at Rio Executive Palace
Flag officers and senior captains from Rear Admiral Evans’ fleet of 16 warships are guests of President Penna at the executive palace in Rio de Janeiro. Ambassador Dudley will host a garden party for all officers, as Brasilian officers and merchants mingle with the American sea fighters.
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United Press
No DE Janeiro
Evans
Penna
Dudley Will
City Collects Rentals for Third Avenue Widening
The city has collected over 2,500 in rents for portions of buildings along Third Avenue. Under a Supreme Court ruling, the city may take its share as an offset against interest on condemnation warrants while buildings remain until removal for the street widening, estimated to yield about 500 monthly.
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Thirday
Supreme Court
Contempt Hearing in Dr Augustus Holcomb Case Held
The morning session addressed contempt proceedings against Dr. Augustus Holcomb. Readers learn of remedies including Ecrema and Soap Lake Salve available at druggists, suggesting common medicinal products of the era.
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Augustus Holcomb
Alimony Dispute Highlights Court Action
A legal notice notes ongoing court action over alimony payments. The case involves a man referred to as Coomb and alleges failure to pay the alimony awarded in a prior judgment, with details continuing to unfold at the superior court.
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Coomb
Barbecue Planned as Ships Arrive in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a barbecue and wild entertainment are planned to accompany the arrival of Admiral Evans and his battalion, promising a festive welcome for the ships upon their arrival.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Evans’ Batt
Pioneer Piano sale draws crowd with used and new models
Local ad promotes a piano sale featuring Kimball and Stevin cabinets, Kaabes and Cable models. Customers urged to attend early as morning deals may sell out. mentions various brands and a broad selection of slightly used instruments.
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Pioneer
Kimballs
Stevin M. Cables
Kaabes
W Stones
Johnston Co
Thingy
Wit ow ner inin jaar par Juain' Wate ort
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief, unclear note. Readable facts include a place name and dates that appear garbled. The text suggests a local notice or item with minimal coherent details and no identifiable events or persons.
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Society Notices
Randall
Carpenter
Perate
Htevens
Gole Orbeinator
Maccadee
Pe Leseune
Pridaya A
Mein
Yukon
Comntee
A. Nedean
Amikeu Pacific Exposition
Annes
Beattie
Woodlaen
Hingford
Lee
Fortnger
Preheastra
Valley City
U. & Marine Corps
Grand Central Hotel
Wash
Ren. Beamer
Tery Street
Wm Pratt
Cenera
Prospect
Capitel HI
Howsekeeper
Ee Furnituure
Valdes Furniture Co
Ind
Noushekeerping
Rome
Denny Way
Nelson Metal Specialties Co
Atile Fuel Co
John HW. White CO
Oriental Hieck Main
J. ¢. Walling
D & John- Mon
Hawley
Queen City Fuel Co
Singer
Wheeler
Ft Ave
Callet California Wire Co
Nement
Iar
Kenaeey Pallard
Lfet
Springer
Ee Te Colline
James
Browman
Oener & Mehrhorn
D Millman
Sterr
Adolph Bahrons
BANKS
Dalal Hank
J & Goldsmith
Ak Ankeny
Caehler
Europe
Piper—Mushend
Claima
Sages Bird
Auauetue
Armatheng
Alfred Gretier
Johan Dunlap
Osteopathic
Nn FE
Samuel O Sterrett
Minneapolie Institute
Main Pitt
Opticians
Em de Lute Opties
Bas
Malaaaah
Booth
Hater
Phene
Tate
Liltian Fisher
A. M Hansen
Fourth Ave
Pine Street
Piret
Osteopathy
Holt
Ted
Pike Main
Ademe & Precis
Attorners
Colman
Reliahte
Werkering
Queen City
Asien
Dentists
B J. Brown
Union Browk
City Real Estate Co
Ten Acker
Auburn
Robert Malty
Alseka
Carles
E Adams
Eee
Colman Way
Main County
Emelly
Belmont
Charlis B. Adams
Seattle- Tacoms
Ries
Massachusetts
Deleuis Arrigers
Hanks
A. Warren Gould
Pres
AY Op
Piper & Taft
Poe & Ace
Kenton
Arte
Ea i
Eaves Eeem Sand
Trocom Plastic
Ares
Lewet
Pryearon
Aletha Huthting
Hilimans
Perth
Wert & Wheeler
Colman Building
City Real Estate
Woodland
Fine View
Erme
Nichola
Renee Poston
Hee Hillmans
Hicken Ranch
Erme Lee
Hillman
Cnteermen
Times Block
Columbia FR
National
Moneer
Hreadwey
Pedern
East Lyon
Mowntains
Benson & Carlaon
Marion
Woodruff
Dykeman
Dent
Pacific ‘Wave
H. C. Shuey & CO
Russell
Russells
Nader
Charlen
Heham
Hartera
Kuing
Syue
Mary Atterd
Row
Ente
Chile
Patagonia
CITY
Boys of Fleet
Dexter Horton & Co
Savings Departments
N. Y. Bldg
Chertf
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