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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
2
An advertisement touts Real Genuine Painless Dentistry with a skilled staff, state-registered dentists, and certificates on display. It promotes Novo-Cain anesthesia, modern equipment, low prices due to high volume, and an ironclad guarantee signed by R. Clark D D S and the office owner offering free exams and estimates with no obligation.
Detailing an internal matter at Regal Dental Offices with manager HH Clark at 2606 Third Ave N W. Cor and associates Tatra and Ustes referenced in the record.
U P Staff Correspondent reports that President Wilson will not offer aid to Mexico until Gen Carranza requests it. Officials fear a loan could be seen as intervention and Mexico would protest as a threat. Some agents work to show US friendship and may return with Carranza’s response. Wilson’s stance could prompt Carranza to outline solutions to border troubles and other issues.
Seattle business women form a signal corps club under Miss Abba Lind say, the second youngest woman wireless operator. They will study wireless signaling in evening courses with khaki suits if needed. contact Miss Lindsay at 3813 12th Ave W.
Washington July 8 report says a forthcoming omnibus public building bill to be introduced by the house committee will total twenty five to thirty million dollars. The measure covers multiple construction projects and reflects broad funding aims.
Richard James a Seattle electrician was electrocuted here yesterday while repairing the city lighting system. He died at the scene and coworkers reported the accident occurred during ongoing infrastructure work.
U S Grant Jr son of Gen U S Grant is reported as a full member of the Arctic Brotherhood. He was initiated at Skagway after returning last night from Alaska.
The body of M. J. Shaughnessy vice president of the Scandinavian bank died Thursday morning. It was placed on a train Friday to Tompkinsville Connecticut for interment.
July 8 in San Dingo a police court heard Pretty May Hayden claim 22 though officers say she is 17 on a vagrancy charge after a scuffle at the Paris After Midnight exhibition. Oregon militiamen and officers encamped here allegedly packed the show and tossed coins at the defendant who appeared not fully dressed.
Government secret service men unearthed a plan by the so called Mexican fire brigade to burn El Paso buildings supplying the army and Fort Bliss corrals. The scheme linked to a $500000 loss in the last fortnight and several arrests were expected.
In Columbus New Mexico on July 8 General Pershing again relies on cavalry for reconnaissance around his base. The expedition's sole aeroplane was out of commission after a propeller blade failed during a scouting flight by Lieut Charisty and an observer. both men landed safely.
Two truck drivers were held up by Mexicans near Hoquillas and escaped into brush. Their fate and destination remain unknown as officials report they were en route from the Del Carmen mines to Cable.
One thousand militiamen in four National Guard regiments at Eagle Pass will be discharged under a new war department order. Recruits from their home states will fill the depleted ranks as families join dependents.
Eighty Seattle women prominent in labor and social work met Friday to organize support for Capt Frank E Green Republican candidate for prosecuting attorney. Attendees included Mrs Alice Lord Mrs Agnes Montague Mrs S L W Clark and others. Green spoke at meetings in Georgetown before the South End Republican club and at the Washington apartments.
A long column lists births with parents and street addresses across multiple families, followed by divorce petitions from several couples including Alie Cameron and Joseph A Cameron, Ella Wirfs and Frank Wirfs, and others. Death notices mention residents of hotels and hospitals with ages and locations such as Minor hospital and Hotel Leamington.
Rebellion erupts at Lafe Hamilton machine meeting in the county city building behind drawn curtains. The King County Employers association is accused of being co-opted into Hamilton’s political push to influence voters. Sentry at the door and a guarded room trigger protests from workers read into the event. W. F. Newell denounces the association as a non political group misused by the machine.
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