Seattle Baseball Benefit Show Brings Gill and Ronald Teams
A playful city county game features Gill and Ronald as umpires and captains amid colorful rosters. Captain Hesketh leads city hall stars, Thatcher counters with county officials in a charity match for the militia boys’ mess fund, with planned lineups and humorous exchanges about umpire duties.
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Ronald MIX
Seattle
Bob Hesketh
City Hall
County Official. Com
John M. Thatcher
Star For
Militia Boys’ Mess Fund
Ronald Vs. Gill
Hesketh
Ronald
Bob
Hi Gill
Lance
Walt Johnson
Chicago
Capt. Hesketh
Cecil Fitzgerald
William Hickman Moore
Alpheus FP. Haas
Jimmie Crehan
Willi H. Hanna
Organizing Employed Men Under Hamilton in County Rally
Sixty county city building workers including janitors elevator men plumbers and carpenters are scheduled for a Friday 5 pm meeting in a locked room amid rumors of a political machine backing Frank P Mullen for county commissioner The King County Employes association formed recently with bylaws set by Frank Paul and Knudsen is tied to Hamilton and a drive to control jobs through obedience.
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New County City
Lafe Hamilton
King County Employer’ Association
Frank P. Mullen
King County
Frank Paul
Kinnear & Paul
Hamilton
Knudsen
Smith
Krnst Knudsen
Lansing note to Carranza contains full text of reply
Washington July 7. The note delivered today by Secretary Lansing to Ambassador Arredondo replies to Aguilar noting gratitude for frank statements on boundary difficulties and urging an amicable broad adjustment. It stresses desire for quick practical remedies and an immediate exchange of views to remove recurring controversies.
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Washington
Seery Lansing
Arredondo
Aguilar
Mexico
United States
Robert Lansing
Note Exchange Aims To Resolve U S Mexico Dispute
Secretary of State Lansing sends a frank reply to General Carranza outlining difficulties and a plan to remove the causes of controversy. The note expresses gratification at Mexico's desire for an adjustment and Arredondo will telegraph the response to the Mexican foreign office.
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Carranza
Tetre Tave
20 Killed in Gulf Storm and 80 Missing
Reports from Alabama Mississippi and Florida outline a Gulf coast hurricane toll with twenty deaths and eighty missing. Damage centers on Pensacola Mobile Biloxi and Pensacola areas with boats missing and property loss over several million dollars.
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Fila
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
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Mobile
Pensacola
FE. P. Coe
Chandler
Miss
Biloxi
Montgomery
Ala
Gulf Coast
Vicksburg
Minn
Helon
John the Fool to Start Next Week in The Star
The Star announces new weekly novel series beginning Monday with Charles Tenny Jackson's John the Fool. Summer offerings promise breezy, summery reading and a chance to subscribe to regular novels to avoid missing any installments.
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John the Fool
Charles Tenny Jackson
17000 Troops At Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio July 7 The arrival of additional state troops and the organization of four new regular regiments will make Fort Sam Houston the largest military camp in the United States since the Civil War. About 16900 to 17000 soldiers will be stationed there including 11000 National Guardsmen, with militia strength exceeding the 1911 maneuver division.
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San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
United States
Funds Raised For National Guard Mess At Seattle Border
Donations to the National Guard mess fund for Seattle border companies rose Friday with $243 from Mrs. Edgar 8 Hadley, $150 from Capt. W. T. Patten, and $2.85 from North Broadway district boys after an open air 2-cent circus. Seattle Electric Company employees are gathering funds for the signal corps. C. & Harley of the German-American Bank collects for Company D. Grace Rippe at Rippe's cafe accepts funds for Company A.
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National Guard
Seattle
Edgar
M Bride Speaks at G P Meeting in Seattle
Henry McAtride of Seattle spoke at noon Friday to a large luncheon of the Young Men's Republican club at Ellis temple. George A. Lee, campaigning in Eastern Washington, will address the club soon, as will W J Sutton from Cheney.
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Henry McAtride
Seattle
Young Men's Republican Club
Ellis’ Temple
George A. Lee
Washington
W. J. Sutton
Cheney
Supreme Court Decision Strengthens Prohibition Spirit
The Star argues the ruling enhances the prohibition law by respecting citizens homes and American liberties. It asserts enforcement against bootleggers remains, while safeguarding private property from unwarranted raids, preserving the law’s aim to suppress saloons and bootlegging without enabling petty persecution.
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The
Star
Supreme Court
Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Hits East Coast Cities
New York reports a spreading infantile paralysis outbreak with about 750 cases and 65 deaths. Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Los Angeles announce new cases daily as U S health officials plan federal aid and stricter controls. The U S Public Health Service convenes to coordinate response and countermeasures.
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New York
Board of Health
Health Board
Federal Public Health Service
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Philadelphia
Chicago
U. S. Board
Washington
General Service Board
U.S. Public Health Service
Postals for Soldiers Fund Aids Border Army
Washington July 7 The American Red Cross appeals to U.S. children to donate pennies to a fund for buying writing materials and stamps for soldiers on the border.
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Washington
American Red Cross Society
United States
Air Raid Kills Women and Babies in Alsace Front
An air raid near Belfort in upper Alsace killed women and children as 40 shells struck the Ham Lea Noines railway and junctions west of Charlesville. French bombers and escorts returned to the lines, downing two German planes near Mederes and the Lessincourt woods.
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Lure
Belfort
Germany
Upper
Alsace
Ham-Lea-Noines
Charlesville
Mederes
Lessincourt Woods
Villa Rises in Mexican Situation Threatening Carranza Forces
Reports from El Paso and Washington indicate Pancho Villa may lead over 2,000 men from Jiminez toward Torreon Gomez Palacio and other Carranza held cities. Some see Villa's return as a plot to sustain US intervention while others cite attacks near Corralitos Chihuahua as evidence of renewed rebel activity.
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EL Paso
Villa
Carranza
Mexico
United States
Jiminez
Torreon
Gomez Palacio
Parral
State Department
Defense rests in Will Orpet case in Marian Lambert murder
The Orpet defense rested its case after court opened. Judge Donnelly blocked the state from recalling Orpet for further cross examination and refused to allow questions about his relations with Celeste Yonke. Dady called witnesses in rebuttal and closing arguments are due next week.
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Waukegan
Will Orpet
Marian Lambert
James Wilkerson
Orpet
Donnelly
Dady
Celeste Yonke
Police Destroy confiscated liquor after raids
Several hundred dollars of liquor seized by the police and sheriff's office was destroyed Friday under Judge Brinker's orders. Adam Wats and Alex Carlson faced $100 fines for liquor law violations. May Terry and Denny Faley received $100 fines and 80 days in jail. George D. Conger of the Anti-Saloon League argued the Supreme Court's decision did not undermine the dry law.
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Supreme Court
Brinker
Gordon
Adam Wats
Goldfield
Firstave
Alex Carlson
May Terry
Denny Faley
George D. Conger
Anti-Saloon League
Sup
Fate of Son in Carrizal Death Withheld
Portland reports Lt Adair was killed in Carrizal and his father S8 Adair died Wednesday night without learning his son s fate.
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Portland
Adair
Carrizal Tight
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