Early 1910s Washington county reform slate outlined
A secret Friday meeting proposed a full state and county ticket led by George E. Lee for governor and W. M. Whitney for Congress. Campaigns intensified as Thom as Murphine backs Henry McBride, with Hartley in Everett and Kellogg active for Congress. Norman Wardall favored by auditors. Lafe Hamilton and John Stringer vie for sheriff. Lou Smith and Frank Mullen target commissioners. Seven progressives urge Woodrow Wilson support. Laube resigns as county chairman.
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Tingeters
George E. Lee
Congress
W. M. Whitney
Norman Wardall
Lafe Hamilton
Lou Smith
Frank P. Mullen
Thomas FP. Murphine
Moose
Henry McBride
McPride
Bossiam
John KB. Hallaine
J. W. Uryan
Republican Committee
Frank KE. Hammond
Lincoln Davis
H. B. Foster
John F. Miller
John Stringer
Hamilton
Stringer
Hamilton Ring
James Jones
Kent
Otto A. Case
Commercial Club
Frank Mullen
Mike Carrigan
Woodrow Wilson
Col. Hawthorne
Democratic Club
Ole Hanson
F.C. Snyder
H.C Pigott
George W. Bright
J. H. Pletcher
E. G. Allen
W. J Dowling
Taft
Roosevelt
Barnes and Johnson
Penrose
Colby
Ed Lima
J. W
Broadway style revue opens the Hippodrome with Irish night
Mae Weaton's Girl Revue leads a Sunday Hippodrome bill of nine with dancing and song. Acts include Those Dixie Boys Marsh and Lawrence jugglers Lemle and Shearer and a comedy sketch. Also Chaplin in The Police Officer and Beyond Recall in Who's Guilty.
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Mae Weaton
Hippodrome
McClary
Runyan
Dixie Boys
Marsh
Lawrence
Lemle and Shearer
Peg O' the Ring
Charlie Chaplin
Barney Gilmore
Tom Brown
Henry and
Lizelle
Eastman and Moore
P. O'Malley Jennings
Edna Dorman
the Kremka Brothers
Who
Hiram Johnson Declares Senate Candidacy in San Francisco
San Francisco July 10 Hiram Johnson governor of the state announced his candidacy for senator. He praised Hughes and urged progressives to organize within other parties to preserve progressive solidarity.
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San Francisco
Hiram Johnson
Hughes
Benjamin injures in Minneapolis auto accident
Scott W. Benjamin president of Union Stables sustained injuries in a Minneapolis automobile crash Saturday. He is expected to recover.
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Scott W. Benjamin
Union Stables
Minneapolis
Tea for Red Cross at Mrs Merrill’s Home
Broadway Red Cross auxiliary hosts a benefit tea at 919 Harvard Ave N the Merrill residence on Thursday July 13 from 8 to 6. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Broadway Red Cross
R. B. Merrill
Harvard Ave. N
Red Cross Society
New Trench Mouth Disease Baffles Medical Men
London reports a new unnamed malady among WWI troops causing cotton packing in the mouth to prevent contact between teeth and tongue. Symptoms begin with a white ring in the mouth and throat, with mouth sores and sensitive gums. the attack peaks with full cotton padding, then rapid recovery follows. Commonly called trench mouth, or foot and mouth disease, even by British soldiers.
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London
Europe
Sidney McCallin
Chicago
Chicago Medical Unit
Ten Thousand Hear Open Air Seattle Philhar monic
Extra street cars ferried Sunday crowds to Alki Beach and Volunteer Park for the Seattle Philharmonic open air concert. about 10000 people attended the first concert in Volunteer Park, enjoying the orchestra in the evening.
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Alki
Parka
Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra
Volunteer Park
W C T U Leader Speaks Against Brewery Amendment
Mrs. Ella A. Boole national vice president of the W C T U urged Washington citizens in a Sunday address at the First Methodist church to oppose the brewery amendment and protect the dry law.
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Ella A. Boole
Washington
First Methodist Church
Northern Life Insurance Co celebrates tenth anniversary
The Northern Life Insurance Co. based in Seattle marks its tenth anniversary on July 14 and 15. President H C Henry leads the company which currently holds about 12 million dollars in life insurance on its books.
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Northern Life Insurance Co
Seattle
H.C. Henry
Tragic Drowning in White River Prompts Recovery Efforts
Rescue crews pressed on by noon Monday to recover the bodies of Francia Bellar age 13 and Edward Carroll age 20 from the White river after they drowned Friday at Brisco Memorial home for boys.
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Francia Bellar
Edward Carroll
Brisco Memorial Home
White River
Needle Shower Hydrosprays Minted for Tubs
Basement Salesroom HE Kenney introduces a four-jet converging needle shower for tubs. Water sprays horizontally avoiding splashes and need for caps or curtains. Fits any tub, attaches in minutes, all metal construction, price six dollars. Housewares Section Basement.
Middy Style Sailor Coat Now In Basement Sale
White twill middy coats with sailor collar belt pockets and long sleeves in sizes 36 to 44 priced at 1.50. Basement Salesroom.
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HESE
Shadow Laces on Sale in Basement Salesroom
New Shadow Laces offered in ecru and white for waists and trimming. Available widths six to twelve inches. Yard price three five cents.
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New York
Ecru
Jewelry Novelties at 10c and 15c
Large assortment in Jewelry Novelties at attractively low prices. Bar pins brooches cuff links tie pins and tie clasps offered for 10 cents and 15 cents each in the basement salesroom.
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Avena
Wer
Marie Pieer
North
Frills
Mother Hubbard
Fleer
Swift
Ghirardelli
Farina
del Monte
Hershey
Lee Eee
Maximum
Lawn Grass Seed
del Monte Or Maxi Pears
Happy Home Oysters
Murphine
McBride
Progressive Party
House Rules Committee
Altho
McBfride
Roland Hartley
Everett
James Y.C Kellogg
Henry Odom
William T. Laube
Ralph Horr
Laube
Palace Hip
Orpheum
New England
Wilkes
George Rand
Norman Hackett
Senate
Benjamin
RED Cross
Frederick &Nelson
Lanese
Firat
Norfolk
Northland
Philharmonic
Rialto
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