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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
10
Registration books moved from Prefontaine building to the 281 precinct to allow residents in town and outlying communities to register near home. Books available in precincts Friday and Saturday then returned Monday to Prefontaine. For exact location call Main 8500 and ask for the registration office.
Testimonials from H. E. Tenshorn and G. W. Magnus praise Regal Dental Office for painless tooth extractions. Both customers note prior fear and skepticism, yet confirm the procedures caused no pain and express high booster support for the clinic.
The witness says he was paid $200 to sign a false affidavit used in the defense of Leo M. Frank. Frick Coke Co orders 1,000 Pennsylvania coke ovens, idle for a year, to be fired immediately. Rev. Herman Page consecrated bishop of Spokane in Chicago. German manufacturers pledge to fill American orders this year as usual. Skagit county commissions approve a $25,000 steel drawbridge to shorten LaConner to Anacortes distance. President Wilson signs a bill merging revenue cutter and life saving services into the coast guard. Mahogany and nickel barge built for the president shows 18.42 knots on trial. Sixteen of Vancouver’s 17 saloons close pending supreme court decision on local option law.
Seattle gains another major steamship line as Fred Olsen’s fleet of four diesel motor ships will serve Puget Sound ports from Norwegian bases. Service starts February, using the Panama Canal, mainly for merchandise with limited passenger space.
Rear Admiral David Beatty, aged 43 with 21 years at sea, is praised as a key British naval hero of a recent North Sea action. His American wife, Ethel Pield, links him to Chicago merchant Marshall Field.
Readable entry lists commodities and stall location only. Mentions peanut butter one pound and navy beans four pounds and sugar butter at stall 18 with Best Washington CHutter and Fancy Plymouth Keen per dozen. Hard to determine full item context.
The Temple choir of Temple Baptist church directs a sacred concert Sunday at 7 30 p m with violinist Mrs Forrest Smith and a special church choir of young girls. Admission is free.
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