Parade for Songsters Welcomes Marie Sundelius in Seattle
Sixty automobiles will meet the 11 o clock boat from Tacoma Friday morning to escort Metropolitan opera star Marie Sundelius and 250 members of the United Swedish Singers of the Pacific Coast to Seattle for a big concert at the Arena at 8 15 Friday night. The singers are in Tacoma for their bi annual convention and competitive songfest in the Stadium. Sundelius was born abroad but trained musically in the United States.
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Tacoma
Marie Sundelius
Metropolitan Grand Opera
United Swedish Singers of
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Mire
Sandelius
United States
Mullen Lands in Jail Again
Former patrolman C. J. Mullen was jailed after Officer G. W. Wilson arrested him on suspicion of attempting to extort $10 from a woman by offering police protection below Kingston. Mullen had been dismissed four months earlier after a federal grand jury indicted him for interfering with government witnesses and was set to testify against Mayor Gill and Chief Beckingham in the conspiracy trial.
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C. J. Mullen
G. W. Wilson
Federal Grand Jury
Gill
Chief Beckingham
Arrests rise as I W W travelers deterred on Northwest rails
Sixteen men were arrested Thursday morning in Cedar Falls while attempting to beat their way into Seattle via Milwaukee tracks. Authorities say a coordinated I W W crackdown is underway with state, county, and federal forces patrolling railroad lines and stockading suspects.
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Seattle
Cedar Falls
Campbell
Downie
Frank
W. W
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Stringer
Rogues
Stringé¢r
Railway Way
Ellensburg
Wash
Lister
Spokane
Alexander
Idaho Panhandle
United States
Clarence Reames
Portland
IL. W. W
Germany
Cooa Bay
Oreon
Puget Sound
Nuxated Iron Promises New Age of Health and Vigor
A 1910s promotional piece touts organic iron supplement Nuxated Iron (Fer Nuxate) as a cure for anemia and fatigue. It quotes Dr. Schuyler C. Jaques, Dr. Howard James, and William Kerr praising its vitality-boosting effects and describes refined foods as iron-poor. The article urges a two week trial of five grain tablets and cites anecdotal health improvements.
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Schuyler C. Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York City
Howard James
Manhattan State Hospital
New York
Brooklyn State Hospital
Wm. R. Kerr
City of Chicago
N. Y
Conserva
Ferdinand King
Wm. Kerr
Sage
R. FE. Sauer
Boston
Tron
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Tye
Manhattan State Hospital of New York
Bay
Russians seize Kaluch and push through Galicia front
Petrograd dispatch says Russian forces occupied Kaluch former Austrian army HQ south west of Walicz after a stubborn battle. Across a 120 mile front from Tarnopol to the Carpathians, Russians advance, capture towns, take about 43000 prisoners, and threaten Lemberg as German and Austrian troops resist on the Western and Belgian coasts. Canadian troops continue to storm Lens with stubborn German resistance in ruined streets.
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Petrograd
Kaluech
Kaluach
Kalusch
Kalus
Walicz
Sivka
Lomnica
Stanislau
Strj
Galicia
Halicz
Tarnopol
Carpathians
Russia
Lemberg
Teutons
Germany
Vert Wood
Lombartsyde
Lens
Althe
Romanian Army Joins Russian Offensive Front Wide Battles
The reorganized Romanian army has joined the Russian offense as court reports from Petrograd cables indicate a widening front. Fighting ranges from the Carpathians to Pinsk with advancing Russian forces. a Turkish push in Mesopotamia is also under consideration by authorities.
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Washington
Petrograd
Carpathians
Pinsk
State Department
Mackenzen
Mesopotamia
Opened New Dental Offices Impresses Seattle Scene
Dr H 8 Harvey opens fifth floor Eftel Building dental suites praised as best equipped in the nation. Automatic air pump and X ray room highlight modern practice. Dr Harvey, former Michigan Dental Board president, has found notable success since starting in Seattle.
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H. 8. Harvey
Eftel
Harvey
Michigan Dental Board
Seattle
Hotel Destroyed at Olympic Hot Springs
Fire destroyed the hotel at Olympic Hot Springs near Port Angeles on Wednesday afternoon, leaving 100 guests to be housed in tents for the night.
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Olympic Hot Springs
Port Angeles
How to Get Rid of Corns
Consumers can ease sore feet with a home treatment using Ice Mint. Rub a small amount on painful corn or callus. pain fades and the corn loosens for easy removal. The product promises a cool, harmless, inexpensive remedy available at local druggists.
City to contest carfare hike amid transit debate
City officials and transit advocates clash as a fare increase and ticket plan face potential court battles. Judge Moore backs opposing counsel in urging fight, while federal injunction limits competition from donated buses and jitneys amid rising operational costs.
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A. W. Leonard
Traction Company
Leonard
Erickson
Public Service Commission
Moore
Council
Ronald
Crawford
U S Army Ready to Quell I W W Disturbances
The war department authorized Gen Liggett to confer with Idaho officials to suppress I W W disturbances. No formal request has reached the War Department from the Idaho governor or defense council.
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United Weress
Washington
War Department
Liggett
Western Department
Idaho
Idaho Defense Council
Fraser-Paterson Red Cross Auxiliary Builds Shirts
Five hundred surgical bed shirts were made by 160 girls of the Fraser Paterson auxiliary to the Red Cross as part of wartime relief efforts.
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Fraser-Paterson
Red Cross
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