Everett Seattle Interurban Railway Notice
Train schedule fragment shows Everett Seattle interurban service with limited daily trains and multiple times listed. Mentions offices on Fifth Ave Seattle Greenwood area and Saturday Sunday departures.
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Everett
Seattle
Everett Limited
Leon
Suaday
Seattice Fifth Ave
Greenwood
Alas Drug Hil-fifth
Seattle Limited
Lewal
Massachusetts
Northwest Traction CO
Evsurertt
Waae
A Square Deal in Dentistry
A brief note by Edwin J. Hnown at 912 First Ave Union Block outlines a square deal approach in dental practice, emphasizing honesty, fair pricing, and patient trust. The piece presents local 1920s health care ideals and professional integrity.
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First Ave
Union Block
McCarty to Ride Broadway as Cowboy Champion
Luther McCarty, newly crowned white world champion, plans a Broadway entrance riding a bucking broncho in New York. Manager Bill McCarney recalls poverty days with Bat Nelson debt and a $50 repayment, framing a dramatic early career comeback on stage.
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M'Carty
Los Angeles
Cal
Luther McGarty
New York
Luther
Bill McCarney
Broadway
McCarney
Bat Nelson
Dane
Luther McCarty
Luther McCagly
Hal
Nelson
Nationals defeat Seattle Nationals on Imperial alleys in bowling meet
National Bank of Commerce pins defeated Seattle Nationals by a clear margin on Imperial alleys. West of Commerce posted high series, Bruns of Bank of Commerce led high average. Milwaukees endured the tournament's worst showing, dropping three games to Smith's Hopes as Night Owls and Wonders were set to clash tonight.
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Seattle
National Bank of Commerce
Commerce
Bruns
Bank of Com
Smith
Milwaukees
Night Owls
Sam Crawford Cash Demands Shake Tigers Ranks
Sam Crawford demands a salary raise risking his Tigers career as club president Navin comments he may quit over the issue. The piece notes Crawford’s strong hitting and records across several seasons, highlighting his value to Detroit and the scarcity of sluggers like him.
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Sam Crawford
Tigers
Navin
Sam
The
Ab.r
Pet
TOSB
Phillies Seek Sign for William Rixey Brother of Eppa
Philadelphia January 16 The Phillies pursue 19 year old Bill Rixey son of Eppa Rixey and UVA star to secure a professional deal around 1915.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Bill Rixey
Eppa Rixey
University of Virginia
Dooin
Rixey
Michigan Loses Quarterback Hub Huebel
Ann Arbor Jan 16 Hub Huebel quarterback on the 1912 team will not return to Michigan for 1913 He leaves school to enter business and will join his father in the lumber trade in Menominee Mich This ends his college football involvement and alters the Wolverines 1913 outlook.
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Ann Arbor
Hub Huebel
Michigan
Huebel
Menominee
Mich
Dundee Signs 16 Round Bout With Hirsch in Chicago
Johnny Dundee featherweight signed to fight Special Delivery Hirsch of Chicago in a 16 round bout at Chicago January 27. Dundee heads to California next month to meet Johnny Kilbane for world title in Los Angeles. The Athletics released pitcher Roger Salmon to Louisville under an optional agreement. Salmon is the Princeton alumnus who starred at Tome’s Institute.
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United Press
York
Johnny Dundee
California
Johnny Kilbane
Los Angeles
Hirsch
Chicago
THE
Athletics
Roger Salmon
Louisville Club
American Association
Salmon
Princeton
Tome
Institute
Pittsburg Man Buys Phillies and Plans Cleanup
Mam H Locke of Pittsburg buys the Philadelphia National League club and will be elected president. Wm J Rhettaline becomes secretary and business manager. The park sale to a traction firm could net Locke and the Balfour syndicate about 200000 after taxes, with long term Athletics lease discussions to follow.
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Philadelphia
Mam H. Locke
Pittsburg
Locke
Wm. J. Rhettaline
Philadelphia Park
Balfour Syndicate
Hen Shibe
Connie Mack
Swimming Champ Is Raising Foxes
Charley Daniels a famed long distance swimmer, retired last year and now lives in Buffalo. He raises and breeds black foxes and reportedly paid $12,000 for a pair. Daniels’s 100 yard time of 65 25 seconds in a three turn path remains unmatched, with only Duke Kahanamoku of Hawaii comparable.
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Charley Daniels
Buffalo
Daniel
Daniels
Duke Kahanmoku
Hawaii
Finn Hannes Kolehmainen Runs Fast Indoor Three Miles
The world distance champion Hannes Kolehmainen ran one of the fastest indoor three mile races at the First Armory in Newark. He finished in 14 32 465, on a nine laps to the mile track, beaten by a yard by Sidney Lawrie who he gave 150 yards.
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New York
Hannes Kolehmainen
Newark
Finn
Sidney Lawrie
Denver Man Will Fight Jim Clabby
Jimmy Clabby, middleweight, heads to Denver for a 10 round bout with Howard Baker on January 24. Both fighters tipped to weigh 154 pounds as they travel toward the planned showdown. TY CORR, RUBE WADDELL and JOKE CANTILLON spend a week duck hunting at Cantillon’s Hickman Kentucky home.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Clabby
Denver
Howard Baker
TY Corr
Rube Waddell
Joke Cantillon
Hickman, lKy
Cantilion
Polish wrestler pins Westergaard in Duluth match
In Duluth on January 16 Jess Westergaard of Des Moines tangled with Zbyssko, who pinned him in 80 minutes 40 seconds for the first fall and then clinched the second on a foul. Westergaard attacked often, while TY COBB hails George McConnell of the New York Americans as a leading pitcher for the coming season.
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Duluth
Minn
Jess Westergaard
Des Moines
Zbyssko
Wat
Weastergaard
TY Cobd
George McConnell
New York Americans
McConnell
First Baptists to Tangle with Presbyterians
Plymouth gym hosts church league clashes as First Baptists seek to extend unbeaten streak against strong Presbyterian five. Queen Anne teams head to Tacoma to face the Tacoma High squad with key players named. Franklin Broadway and Plymouth Auroras prepare for city title clash while Trinity M E beats Plymouth in a 38 20 upset.
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Pirot Baptist
First Presbyterian
Plymouth
First Baptists
Presbyterians
Baptista
Plymouth Congregationals
Fremont Baptists
M. E
Trinity M. EB
Queen Anne Christians
Queen Anne
Tacoma
Kiddie
Kirkpatrick
Baker
Garrett
Rieman
Foster
Williama
Schram
Shaw
Burrows
Thomas
Hamilton
Pat Scott
Plymouth Auroras
Trinity M. E
Plymouths
Seattle Athl and Multnomah in Intercity Boxing Night
Six Multnomah club boxers and wrestlers, four Seattle Athletic club boys and four Columbus club Portland athletes plus two unattached boxers meet in an amateur tournament tomorrow night. The headline bout pairs McCarthy of Multnomah and Seiger of Seattle at 165 pounds with Rothus 136 Proshaw 158 Renchu 126 and Seiger 170 also listed. Seiger leaves Seattle tonight to join the Portland event.
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United Preas
Portland, Or
Multnomah Club
Seattle Athletic Club
Columbus Club
Portland
McCarthy
Multnomah
Seiger
Seattle
Clarence Rothus
Ira Proshaw
Oliver Renchu
Multnomah A. C
Clark Named Varsity Baseball Coach
Vancouver pitching star Jimmy Clark was elected coach of the University of Washington Varsity baseball nine for two seasons by the board of control. His only rival was Matt Stanley a former Seattle catcher.
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Clark
Jimmy Clark
Vancouver
U. of W
Board of Control
Matt Stanley
Seattle
Hewitt to Introduce Ten-Round Boxing Bill in Senate
Olympia reports Senator Hewitt of Chehalis will introduce a bill to legalize ten round boxing and create a state athletic association empowered to license clubs, with a five percent state share, eight ounce gloves for boxers, and a $10,000 bond for clubs. The commission can license or revoke and ban counterfeit contests, with penalties for fighters.
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Olympia
Hewitt
Chehalis
Senate
Hewit
New York State Commission
1205 First Ave Tailoring Sale Offers 25 Percent Discounts
A large selection of fine tailoring goods at the House of Staple Values announces a 25 percent or more discount on suits. Prices listed from 22.50 to 50.00 with tailor-made options and guaranteed quality. A small deposit holds preferred patterns for customers.
California Tourism Slogan Reappears in Vintage Text
A historical passage extols a land of beauty with rivers, mountains, valleys and sunlit days. It invites readers to enjoy recreation and rest and promises California literature to aid in planning a trip.
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America
California
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