Five men fined after gambling raid at Arcade hotel
Five men were fined 20 dollars each after a gambling raid at the Arcade hotel located at 1314 Second Avenue. A M C orchestra to perform Wednesday night. Eight graduates from Franklin high. Seattle Business Girls club receives a Belgium king's secretary letter thanking it for donations. Rememder janitor awarded 5000 dollars damages for injuries in Hoge building elevator incident. Robinson succeeds Searle as manager of Sherman Clay Co. Clarkson from San Francisco seeks work after arriving in Lefthead's pharmacy attempt at suicide. Home of Mrs C H McArdle robbed. Hill elected president of Lebanon Rescue Home. Men sought for swinging Edmonton man on horse race frameup in Los Angeles. Mrs Mabel Keyes struck by auto driven by Roy Wheat. Child welfare committee PTAs meet. Knights of Pythias to hold open meeting. Alaska railroad job offer faker exposed.
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Arcade Hotel
Second Ave
V. M. C. A. Orchestra
Franklin High
Seattle Business Girls’ Club
Secretary of Belgium
King
A. Rememder
Hoge Building
R. E. Robinson
T. W. Searle
Sherman, Clay & Co
Frazier Clarkson
San Francisco
Lefthead
First Avenue
C. H. McArdle
S. and
Augustine
R. D. Hill
Lebanon
Edmonds
Los Angeles
Mabel Keyes
Rainier Boulevard
Roy Wheat
Child Welfare Committee
Horrors and headlines span 1902 era turmoil in headlines
A distressed roundup reports wild weather in Honolulu, hangings of insurgents linked to Manila events, cattle embargoes, coyote bounties, starving coast communities, and political shifts. Crime, maritime movements, and naval figures thread through Pacific Northwest scenes amid a year of upheaval.
Dinner Honors New Seattle Commercial Club Members
A dinner will be given for new Seattle Commercial Club members next Tuesday evening. Covers are set for 350. At the gathering the president named William H. Gorham Dr. Carl A. Ewald and F. W. Hoyt to draft a new constitution and by laws.
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Seattle Commercial Club
William H. Gorham
Carl A. Ewald
F. W. Hoyt
Husbands Admit Wives Bosses At Home In The Colonials Contest
Husbands write to the Star admitting wives now lead at home. Articles note wives earning wages, with readers sending in letters for a Colonial theatre contest awarding $25 for the best husband letter. The prize winner will be filmed and shown with the Runaway Jane story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Hector
Colonial Theatre
George Randolph Chesater
June
Jane
Joe Marino Detained in Burglary Case
A local rumor frames Joe Marino as an alleged burglar in a home invasion on Summit Ave. Fry reported a burglary at 5 a.m. and police later detained Marino, while another suspect, E. Fernandez of La Salle Hotel, escaped.
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Joe Marino
Joe
Marry Fry
Summit Ave
Fry
E. Fernendez
la Salle Hotel
Thither
Rix
Acquit Helfer on Drug Charge After Trial
Helfer a drug clerk accused of selling cocaine without a prescription was acquitted by a jury in Judge Frater's court. He had faced a four month sentence after an appeal from Justice Gordon. Detectives Montgomery and O'Brien arrested him at Second Ave and Madison St as he handed a small box to Austin Hardwick who paid 50 cents. The box spilled its contents but the state failed to prove the box contained cocaine.
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Gordon
W. ©. Helfer
Hardwick
Illinois wife claims simple recipe halted husband’s drinking
A Peoria area woman says she stopped her husband’s longterm drinking with a home concoction of water muriate of ammonia Varlex Compound and pepsin. She claims a teaspoonful three times daily in food or drink can curb alcohol use without color or taste, and is inexpensive and harmless.
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Illinois
Peoria
Firing Line Recruits Train For the Trenches
The article describes soldiers marching to front lines from a rail terminal, sleeping in a French farm, then moving to trenches at night. It notes nightly relief, methods to advance under fire, rations including hash and beans, and the British use of the Maxim gun with a new defensive principle of 25 yards of clear ground in front of the trench.
Hair Growth Recipe Astonishes Western Politician
A Western politician famed for baldness appears with new hair. He credits a home mix of bay rum, Barbo Compound, and glycerine, applied weekly to the scalp. The ad claims it promotes hair growth, cures dandruff, prevents loss, darkens gray hair, and adds gloss.
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Seattle
Belgian Red Cross
Chamber OF Commerce
Belgium
Alaska
Red Cross
Joseph Hertogs
Jennie Middlevich Violiniste
Parent-Teachers’ Associations
Knights of Pythias
Rockwell
West and Roy
Hone
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Manilla
Chicago
Oregon
Triangle
Senate
H. C. Hall
LC. C
Adolph Lion
Bremerton
Wilson
Bremerton Yards
Houston
Tex
Dacia
Bolivar Roads
Rotterdam
Daniels
Congress Bull
Frederick Haupt
New York
Kaiser
M. & K. Covpyeer
Star Ant
Helfer
Wallingford
With
van Dyke
George Randolph Chester
June Warner
Keystone
Kitchener
France
Batalion
Will H. Parry
Parry
Cowlitz County
Skamania
Danworth
State Affairs Committee
Utah
Bowser
Pelme Mart
World Film Corporation
Clara
Kimball
Betty Stokes
Oliver G. Wallace
Clemmer
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