The Man From Bitter Roots at Strand Seattle
William Farnum’s The Man From Bitter Roots dominates the Strand this week in Seattle. Manager William Smythe reports crowded shows and high audience praise for Farnum and the Fox organization, promising this is among his best work. The run extends to Saturday with a comedy feature and the Matt and Jeff cartoon, all for a 10 cent admission.
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the Strand
William Farnurn
Strand Theatre
Seattle
William Farnum
William Smythe
The
Strand
Mr. Farnum
William Fox
Fox
Fox Pictures
Matt and
Jeff
Strang
Ronald Replies to Gill Attack on Billingsley Case
Judge Ronald defended his bench record amid Mayor Gill and Judge Frater’s criticism over the Billingsley bootlegging case. He said Frater’s health kept him from answering, noted Billingsley’s $200 forfeiture, and that total penalties reached 250 dollars after Frater fined him $50.
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Hi Gill
Gill
Frater
Fred
Sherman Billingsley
Ron
Ald
Billingsley
Alfred Quaiffe Handles Vast Treasury Cash in Half-Century Service
Alfred Quaiffe, vault clerk of the U S treasury in Washington, has served 50 years handling vast sums of money including a figure of 25 billion dollars during his long career.
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Alfred Quaiffe
U. S. Treasury
Washington
Change in Prohibition Party name sparks convention debate
A faction within the Prohibition Party pushes renaming to broaden appeal, with proposals like American or Liberal while others defend the historic title. The debate surfaces at the St Paul convention July 17 to 21 as reform groups discuss consolidation and electoral strategy. The article also notes the University of Washington football team receiving an invitation for a New York trip and scheduling considerations.
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Post will recruit for Col Roosevelt
Regis H Post former governor of Porto Rico has taken over volunteer recruiting for the army division to be commanded by Col Roosevelt in case of war with Mexico Mail from volunteers will be received by him in New York instead of by Col Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
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Porto Rico
Army Division
Col Roosevelt
United States
Mexico
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Milk rise under prohibition reports in Denver
The Denver bureau of charity and correction reports since January 1, under Colorado prohibition, people have been drinking more milk and unemployment did not worsen. By months, relief requests are about 1000 fewer per month than last year, and grocers report better collections.
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Denver
Colo
Bureau of Charity and Correction
Skin as a key organ in waste removal and temperature control
The article explains skin functions alongside kidneys and liver in eliminating waste. Sweat glands and blood vessels regulate body temperature by sweating and vascular changes. Moderate living and ample water aid waste elimination, easing organ strain. a Parisian inventor claims a device playing three phonograph records simultaneously.
Ship Chaperon to Hawaii Named for Lattimore
Mrs Vern Lattimore of San Francisco will be the Pacific voyage sea chaperon aboard the Hillner Northern on its Hawaii run. The war widow will thwart Cupid on the honeymoon route across the Pacific.
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Vern Lattimore
San Francisco
Pacific
Hillner Great Northern
Hawaii
Oiler Dixon Body Found in Bremerton Bay
The body of Robert F. Dixon an oiler on the S. S. St. Louis who fell overboard and drowned June 16 was recovered floating in Bremerton bay yesterday.
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Bremerton
Robert F. Dixon
S. S. St. Louis
Special Friday .19¢ F.-P. Co Second Fiever
Fragmentary item notes a Friday special price of nineteen cents from F.-P. Co and references a second feature or variation titled Second Fiever.
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F.P. Co
F.-P. Co
R-P. Co
Fraser-Paterson Co
Too Much Roosevelt Killed Progressive Ideals
Merbert Quick, a politics observer, outlines the decline of the Progressive Party in a four-part series. He argues that excessive Roosevelt influence undermined the party’s core ideals and led to its demise.
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Roosevelt
Merbert Quick
Progressive Party
F Ditor
Militia to Guard Mexican border trucking convoys
Massachu setts and New Mexico militia stationed at Columbus New Mexico may be sent into Mexico to guard motor truck trains for Gen Pershing at Colonia Dublan. The border crossing brings harsh dust storms and pelting sun that imperil frontline troops as Eastern militiamen experience their first desert dust storm and equipment damage.
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Columbus
N. M
Massachusetts
New Mexico
Mexico
Gen. Pershing
Colonia Dublan
La Follette's insurgent bid ends with progressive party demise
In 1911 1912 La Follette led a strong insurgent push against Taft but Roosevelt split the GOP and formed a lasting progressive party that collapsed. The insurgent movement faded as Roosevelt eclipsed reform ideals and La Follette predicted the party would die underRoosevelt's influence.
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la Follette
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Wilson
Chicago
Printer Dies Gardner R. Washburn Obituary
Gardner R. Washburn veteran newspaper printer died at Minor hospital Wednesday night at age 61 after five months illness.
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Gardner R. Washburn
Boys Arrested Over Lake Washington Camp Thefts
City detectives recovered more than $200 worth of clothing and personal items stolen from summer camps on Lake Washington. Ray Jones 16 Frank Keenan 15 and Aubrey Metz are in custody for juvenile department investigation.
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Lake Washington
Ray Jones
Frank Keenan
Aubrey Metz
Juvenile Department
Surgeons Note Higher Appendicitis Rates in Men
Surgeons report men are slightly more subject to appendicitis than women. The item promotes Adler-ika, a mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine and other ingredients, claimed to relieve digestive issues and prevent appendicitis with a spoonful. Swift's Pharmacies advertise the product locations on Second Ave Pike and 235 N Broadway.
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Seattle
Swift
Second Ave
Pike
N. Broadway
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