Personal Invitation From Dr Clark Northwest Dental Office
Dr Clark invites out of town visitors to Seattle to visit his modern Northwest dental office. He highlights graduate dentists, state board certificates, top materials, a written iron clad guarantee, lowest prices, and painless methods. The ad stresses rapid service and a downtown Seattle location opposite the post office.
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Northwest
L. A. Clark
D. D
State Dental Board of Washington
L. R. Clark
Seattle
Nine Thousand Dollar Fire Destroys Seattle Home
A two story frame house at 7958 Wilton Ave Seattle owned by A M Lunn burned at 3 15 a m Thursday from a lighted pipe in a roomer s coat pocket. Loss 9000 with 6500 insured. Defective wiring caused another fire at 418 Eighth Ave N loss 550. Larger blazes rare. several minor fires under 25 dollars. Electric shock felled several firemen at the Commercial boiler works during firefighting.
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Seattle
Wilton Ave
A. M. Lunn
Shriners
Emily A. Paxton
Commercial Boiler Works
Lander St
Visitors to Shrine Week Aim to Put Kansas on Map
Five hundred Kansans in Seattle for Shrine week plan a celebration starting at 7 p m Thursday from the Hotel Congress. The Jayhawkars led by Marshall's band from Topeka will march through downtown, playing before leading hotels to promote putting Kansas on the map.
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Seattle
Congress
Marshall
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas City Man Is Given High Office
James Chandler of Ararat temple Kansas City was elected Imperial outer guard Thursday afternoon by the imperial council of the Shriners after several hours balloting at the Moore theatre. Buffalo chosen for 1916 council meeting and dues raised to six dollars. Emeriti membership conferred on three Shriners for unusual service.
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James €. Chandler
Ararat Temple
Kansas City
Imperial Outer Guard
Imperial Council of the Shriners
Moore Theatre
Chardier
Robert Daley
Medinah Temple
Chicago
George Filmer
Islam Temple
San Francisco
W. C. Gristol
el Kader
Portland
Imperial
St. Louis
Atlantic City
Buffalo
Imperial Council
Committee On
Ss. J. Putnam Stevens
Henry F. Niedringhaus, Jr
St Louis
Charlies E. Overmshire
Minneapolis
Rabban
Elias J Jacoby
Indianapolis
W. Freeland Kendricks
Philadelphia
Williams& Brown
Pittsburg
Henjamin W. Rowell
Boston
Recorder
EB. L. Garretson
Tacoma
Imperial Oriental Guide
E. A. Cutts
Savannah
McCandlasa
Honolulu
J. T. Jones
Oklahoma City
C. V. Dykeman
Brooklyn
Fort Worth
Tex
Houston
Knoxville
Tenn
Springfield
Shriners
Shrine Fraternity
C. E B. Hoadley
New Haven
W. E. Joseph
Columbus, O
Preston Belvin
Richmond
Emeriti
Murat
Tripoli
Osman
Molla Temple
St. Joseph
el Jebel Temple
Denver
Ararat
al Kader Temple
al Malaikah
Los Angeles
Christendom
Tangier Temple
Omaha
Kerbels Temple
Yaarab
Atlanta
el Katif
Spokane
India
Kora
Lewiston
Ben Hur
Austin
Aladdin
Columbus
Tebla
Rockford
Alee
Calam
Idaho
HeniKedem
Charleston
W. Va
Aloha
Abu Bekr
Sioux City
Mirza
Kan
Midian Temple
Wichita
Bagdad
Butte
Alcazar
Montgomery
Ala
Moslah
el Zagal
Fargo
N. D
Shrine Visitors Sail Puget Sound Yacht Meet
Shrine visitors aboard yachts launches and fast craft joined Seattle Yacht Club guests for a three city water meet in Puget Sound. Commodore William G. Norrin led organizers with Commodores Perkins and Ramwell aid. about 100 boats participated in races and sightseeing from Pier 1.
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Seattle Yacht Club
Puget Sound Spray
Seattle
Everett
Tacoma
Pacific Coast
Pier 1
William G. Norrin
Delegates Wear Hawaiian Wreaths At Honolulu Open House
Visitors to the Aloha temple open house in Honolulu receive a wreath as a symbol of friendship. Shriners, hundreds of them, wear bright leis to show appreciation for the hospitality of Honolulu residents.
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Aloha
Honolulu
New
Washington
Texas Train Has a Dancing Coach
Two hundred Texans returning from the Shrine convention will have danced across more than 4,000 miles on a specially equipped Fort Worth special train. The train carries 150 nobles and 60 Mossah temple women with a fully appointed traveling ballroom tango coach. They danced to Seattle and will dance home, visiting Portland San Francisco San Diego Los Angeles Salt Lake and Colorado Springs on the 4,000 mile round trip.
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Fort Worth
Forth Worth
Mossah Temple
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Nobles Plan Mt Rainier Trip and Sound Cruise
Members of the Imperial divan and Imperial Council of the Mystic Order of the Nile visit Mt Rainier by excursion starting Friday at 7 30 a m over the Milwaukee. A 200 mile Sound cruise on the steamer Chippewa is offered for those unable to attend.
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Imperial Divan
Imperial Council of the Mystic Order
Mt. Rainier
Milwaukee
Rider Injured in Wild Horse Roundup Race at Madison Park
Walla Walla cowboy Earl Benson suffered a brain concussion after his horse collided with an Indian rider’s mount during a wild horse race at Madison Park Roundup before 10 000 spectators. Benson was taken to Providence hospital. The event features roping, throwing and blindfolding unbroken horses with riders racing to complete a track circuit. The Shrine plans special Friday events to aid Eastern visitors as the Stampede ends the week with racing, bucking and roping. John Casper, Shriner and arena director, wears a red cap in the corrals and arena.
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Earl Benson
Walla Walla
Madison Park
Providence Hospital
Benson
Shriners
Seattle
Shrine
John Casper
Corrals End
Ladies Entertain on Seattle Roof Garden by Shriners
The roof garden of Seattle Port at Bellet Point hosted a Wednesday reception for visiting Shrinedom women from Washington. The Minnesota steamship stood offshore for inspection as bands and chanters from Shriner tribes performed. Honored guests included the imperial dimin van led by Mrs. Frederick R. Smith and Nile ladies executive committee members among Seattle dignitaries.
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Port of Seattle
Bellet
Order of the Eastern Star
Washington
Minnesota
Banda
Imperial Dij van
Mra
Frederick R. Smith
Nile Ladies’ Executive Committee
Shriners
Seattle
Hollywood Lunch and Soda Fountain Advy
A brief item lists the Hollywood Lunch and Soda Fountain at 212 Pike Street as an Advy location. The entry identifies a single business site with its street address in the local directory.
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Hollywood
Pike St
Seattle Ice Cream Leads Market Growth
Seattle Ice Cream has grown to become the leading seller in the market. The brand dominates shelves and reports strong demand across regional retailers, signaling continued expansion and consumer preference for its frozen desserts.
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Seattle
Shriners Parade Dazzles Seattle City Streets
A two hourShriners parade filled downtown Seattle with electric lights and colorful temple regalia from coast to coast. Imperial Potentate Smith and Gov. Sister First led the display as thousands cheered along Fourth Avenue. The procession featured lamps, kilts, floats, and bands from dozens of temples, with Automobiles clogging streets after midnight.
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Seattle
Atlantic
Pacific
Fourth Ave
Lencrast
Imperial Potentate
Lu Lu
Vanity Fair cabaret at Orpheum for Kirmess fun
Seattle society sets stage for Vanity Fair a cabaret styled act at the Orpheum theater for four nights beginning July 28. Proceeds benefit the Orthopedic hospital with maids matrons and beau attendees among patronesses including Mrs. Harry Whitney Treat and others.
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Seattle
Orpheum Theatre
Orthopedic Hospital
Vanity Fair
Harry Whitney Treat
C. D. Stimson
Prafford Huteson
H. C. Henry
D. BE. Skinner
Governor Walsh Tours Seattle Enamored by City Beauty
Massachusetts Governor David J. Walsh toured Seattle with state officials arriving from Vancouver. He praised the harbor boulevards and lakes calling Seattle a city with fine natural assets and great promise. The Commercial Club hosted a reception as Shrine Week crowds filled the streets.
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David J. Walsh
Massachusetts
Seattle
Commercial Club
Gov. Walsh
Pacific
Rockies
King County Democratic Club
Kiel district placed under siege shutting rights in Germany
Berlin dispatches report the Kiel district near the major naval base is in a state of siege. Constitutional protections for private homes, free speech and assembly have been repealed without an explained reason.
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Amsterdam
Kiel
Berlin
Germany
President Wilson to Return to Washington for Cabinet Meet
President Wilson will return to Washington for Tuesday's cabinet meeting, as announced by Secretary Tumulty. He is expected to leave Cornish on Sunday, and the cabinet will discuss the new note to Germany during the session.
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Washington
Wilson
Tumulty
Germany
Port Belt Line Plan Advances at Waterfront Meeting
President Bridges of the port commission introduced a resolution to build the first unit of a belt line linking piers from Spokane to Washington Street. Chief Engineer West estimates the cost at 33000 dollars for the project.
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Bridges
Port Commission
Spokanear
Washington St
West
Seattle shoppers face unusual mess in stores
The record notes a busy shopping period in Seattle with many specials arriving Monday and Tuesday. A large percentage of women are described as slotted into an unusual amount of mess in local stores with a day set aside to shop for Mrs Shriner.
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Seattle
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