Dr Miller Confesses Past Manslaughter Conviction and Lecturing Tour
Dr Orlando E Miller acknowledges a London court conviction for manslaughter in in October and cites a 66 day sentence. He defends his record amid quackery claims, notes a $168000 diversion in Seattle, and says he now promotes a film venture and aims to establish an educational institution in Mexico while continuing lecturing abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Orlando Edgar
Jacob Lomathager
George Kahin
Bureau
Miller
American Medical
Retumeo Ca
Mexico
United States
Owl Drug Pays Half Year Dividend on Preferred Stock
The medical division of Owl Drug mailed semi dividend checks at 8 percent for six months ending June 30 1922. Reports from the company show optimism despite a period of low mood nationwide. Three new stores have been opened since the start of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl Drug
Pia
Real Estate Market Calls Seattle Area Good
The report notes 60 percent of recent listings are Seattle properties, signaling buyer determination. Carter, McDonald, and Miller state the market is good and expect a short period of low prices with sharper values as the fall season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Seattle
Carter, McDonald, & Miller
Ihly
Great Forest Fire Peril Warns of Potential Destruction
Snoqualmie National Forest supervisor W G Weigle warned conditions are critical across the district as fires remain dangerous. The Cedar River blaze persists while North Bend and surrounding areas are at high risk, with dryness fueling a possible historic summer outbreak. Patrols are intensified to detect fires early.
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W. G. Weigle
Snoqualmie National Forest
Cedar River
Althe
North Bend
Snoqualmie
East Washington
Weigle
Couldn't Arrest Him but He's in Cell Now
A Seattle Duval stage driver, James G. O'Hara, evaded arrest by deputies for speeding 50 mph. He remained jailed on 600 dollar bonds facing charges of reckless driving and resisting an officer after deputy Sheriff William Sears attempted the arrest Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Works
James G. O'Hara
Seattle
Duval
William Sears
O'Hara
Harding orders return of German patents from Chemical Foundation
President Harding directed Alien Property Custodian Miller to demand the return of a large amount of valuable German patents copyrights tracts and other properties that had been sold to the Chemical Foundation Inc by the government during the Wilson administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Miller
The
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Wilson
Divorced man sued wife for alimony loses claim
Norman F. Bates sought $20 000 from Nell E. Bates in a divorce case. Superior Judge A W Frater granted the divorce to the wife and denied Bates the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman F. Bates
Nell E. Bates
A. W. Frater
Bates
Boy Hit By Auto Recovers At Home
George Crouch six years old is recuperating at his home 622 Third Avenue Northwest after being struck by an automobile owned by EB Beardsley of 2738 38th Avenue Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crouch
Third Av. N. W
EB. J. Beardaley
38Th Ave
School awards heat contract and reports at weekly meeting
The Gear school awarded heating equipment installation to Dupardey Co on a $16 bid. The purchasing committee reported $8 036 92 in supplies for the coming year while vacation schools attract 604 attendees up from 574. Contracts progress and the move of Robert Palten to Beacon Hill will save janitorial costs about $3 000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupardey
Tradc
T. R. Cole
Reuben Jones
Lincoln
Franklin
Robert Palten
Beacon Hii
Young Mountaineers Reach Summit of Mount Constance
Robert Bedellin, 21, Seattle, and A V Smith of Bremerton, members of the Mountaineers club, succeeded in reaching Mount Constance summit at 7 778 feet, a first for western climbers. They warn others the ascent is hard and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bedellin
Seattle
A. V. Smith
Bremerton
Mount Constance
Moun Mineers
Recruitment Halted for Citizens Military Training Camp
The War Department stopped recruiting activities for the Citizens' Military Training camp in a telegram to Col. Onear J. Charles at Fort Lawton on Saturday. The message did not specify whether future applications would be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Onear J. Charles
Fort Lawton
Seattle Woman Dies From Auto Accident
Mrs Daisy Ruff wife of George KE Ruff buyer for Frederick Nel son s died at Hollister California Friday from injuries after another auto rear ended their car. She vacationed with her husband and three children and was active in war work and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Ruff
George KE. Ruff
Frederick & Nelson's
Hollister
Cal
Ruff
Winners Named At Colored Women’s Club Exhibition
Prize winners at the art exhibition of the State Federation of Colored Women’s clubs held at Mount Zion Baptist Church included Mrs. Bula Coleman, Mrs. A Penn, and Mrs. N Williams. Mrs. Anna B Jeans demonstrated modern culinary methods. The closing session proposed the 1928 convention in Spokane and speaker Mrs Louie F Hart, wife of Governor Hart, was featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mra
Bula Coleman
Mra. A. Penn
Mra. N. Williams
Anna B. Jeans
Spokane
Pridgy
Louie F. ‘Hart
Governor Hart
30-10 Initiative Drive Seeks More Signatures to July 7
More than 65 000 signatures have been gathered statewide for the 30 10 initiative petitions. The drive will continue through Monday to reach the required total. The plan aims to equalize school taxes with signatures checked and filed in Olympia by July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althe
Olympia
Evans and Von Elm in Golfing Contest
Chick Evans the present champion and George Von Kim of Bull Lake City fought today in Kansas City for honors in the Western amateur golf tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chick Evans
George von Kim
Bull Lake City
Trans Missionipp
Prominent Seattle Business Leaders Form Advisory List
A long roster of executives and bankers signs onto an advisory committee spanning banks like Union National and Dexter Horton, firms such as Pacific Steamship Co and Beattie Hardware, the Denny Renton Coal Co, and major local builders. Names include J. Smith, H. Hedges, J. T. McVay, W. Wiley, A. W. Laenard, C. S. Willx, and many more across finance, shipping, hardware, lumber, and real estate sectors. The compiled group reflects cross industry collaboration in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Waterhouse
M. A. Arnold
First National Bank
M. F. Beckus
Natl
Bank of Commerce Co
TL Blethen
the Times
Henry Broderick
Meary Broderick Inv. Co
Thomas Burke
Burke Building
J. . Carter
Carter
MacDonald& Miller
I. J
Stewart & Holmes Drug Co
C. D. Stimson Co
J. A. Swalwell
Byes
Union Natl
Bank
W. Willik
Empire
Willx
Tress
Seattle Hardware Co
Worrall Wilcoh
Seattle Tithe Trust Co
M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Baillie
Balfour-Guthrie & Con
W. H. Parsons
Dexter Horton National Bank
James D. Hoge
Union National Bank
A. Harbach
New York
E. A. Stuart
Carnation Milk Products Co
Burwell
Beattie Hardware Co
J. D. Lowman
Lovgnan & Pelly Inv. Co
Winlock Miller
Lowman Bidg
Leo Schwyabe
Denny Renton Clay & Coal Co
W. Wiley
Todd Dry Docks, Inc
VD. Merritt
Merril! & Ring Lumber Co
W. H. McEwan
Drummond Lighterage Co
L. Hibbard
Hibbard-Stewart Co., Inc
Roy D. Pinkerton
Star Publishing Co
L FS. Clarke
Post-Intelligencer
A. F. Anderson
Puget Sound Savings
Gibson
International Stevedoring
C. J
Woman Cleared of Blackmail Charges in Court
At a hearing before Justice C. Dalton the blackmail case against Kila Th was dismissed. The letters to Sheriff Matt Blarwich calling for Dr J A Ghent's removal formed the basis of the charges. In Hugo Teller laborer was hospitalized after an accident with a band saw. A burglary at 010 Burke Ave. netted $95 and clothing.
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Justice of the Penes
C. Dalton
Kila Th. Traynor
J. A. Ghent
Matt Blarwich
Hugo Teller
Seattle General Hospital
Westlake N
Gaikum
Burke Ave
Major General Here on Honeyman Trip
Major General Charlies G. Morton and his bride arrived in Seattle on Haford en route to Alaska for a honeymoon overland trip to Fairbanks and Fort Seward. They travel with Mrs Morton’s daughter Miss Elizabeth Huff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies G. Morton
Bridge
Seattle
Haford
Alaska
Fairbanks
Fort Seward
Tacoma Shopmen Join in Walkout
Tacoma labor action broadens as Milwaukee and Northern Pacific shop workers abandon tools at 10 am. The 100 percent strike includes more than 2,800 men across the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
New Record Set for Building Activities
Building permits in the last six months set a record with a total value of 2,892,030 dollars, marking a gain over the previous month and surpassing June 1921 figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annuy
Three Women and 23 Men Admitted to the Bar
Olympia reports that three women and 23 men passed the June bar examinations and were sworn in by the supreme court. Forty two applications were made for admission this cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmpia
Sw Court
Seattle Hotel Bond Offer Endorsed by Executive Committee
The Executive Committee recommends purchasing bonds and stock in the hotel as a solid investment. The official statement notes 25 year 7 percent first mortgage bonds with a moderate sinking fund capable of retiring the investment. It projects not only 7 percent bond returns but a substantial stock dividend benefiting Seattle’s advancement.
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O. E. Miller
Leavenworth Federal Prison
Denver
Walter 2
Cele
San Francisco
Dr. Miller
Drug Concern
William Farnum Shacklesi
the Palace
Europe
Bob Pender
Coscia & Verdi
O'Hanlon
Zambounis
Elvira
Seville
Pantagescope
Vaudeville
James Thornton
Mt. Constance
Portland
Wedeenday
Pan-Tacificc CO
Cherry St. Killiett
Mile, Khen & Co
Sehiehti
Britt Weed
Cole Johanon
Mettit Proupes
U.s.navy Yard
Colman Dock
Sunde
Pridey
Sundey
Searle
Olympic Midway
Hood Nal
Olympic Peninsula Pointe
Bremerton Chamber of Commerce
Navy
Navy Yard Colm Deck
Evans and
von Elm
Executive
Citizens’ Committee
W. L. Rhodes
Pliny L. Allen
B. Ansley
M. L. Baker
Maine
Otto F. Kegel
L. Johnson
Pr. E. Sands
W. L. Bilger
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