Painless dentistry hailed by Alaska patient letter
A patient letter from Kaan, Alaska praising Dr L Rh Clark and the Regal Dentists for painless tooth extraction. The note credits the clinic with rapid growth, certified operators, ironclad guarantees, and calls readers to visit for examination and repair at no initial cost.
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Milemen
Alaska
Alph Levy Kaan
Usystes
Northwest
Dental Board
Naton
Operho
S&s
Irish Freedom Demonstration At Metropolis To Honor D Arcy
Sunday evening event by the Friends of Irish Freedom at the Metropolitan honors Hon. P. H. D Arcy of Sa Ore with a principal address. A high class musical and literary program will be rendered and admission is free.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Hon
City Drops Dry-Law Case Against Pat Sullivan
Charges against Pat Sullivan for allegedly violating the dry law were withdrawn after a police visit to his soft drink bar. The city failed to prove the whisky found was not for Sullivan's personal use.
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Pat Sullivan
Sergt. Putnam
Pat
Longshoremen flock to court in Seattle injunction case
Judge grants a temporary injunction for Alaska Steamship Co. to bar striking longshoremen from interfering with dock work until July 27. About 250 defendants, many with American flags, urged immediate trial while affidavits and exhibits were presented by both sides regarding alleged attacks and disorders on the waterfront. Parallel restraining actions were extended in Tacoma against the union and Sperry Flour mills.
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Neterer
Alaska Steamship Co
Seattle
T. B. MacMahon
Union
MacMahon
Altho
Agnong
MacMaher
C. B. Graves
Judge Bogle
Steamship
Pleasure Seekers Join In Shark Hunt in Matawan
Crowds of beachgoers were expected to flock to Matawan New Jersey on July 15 to join in the state’s shark hunt. The big fish that has killed four people in the last fortnight remains uncaught. Funerals for Laster Stillwell and Stanley Fisher, two of the victims, would be held in Matawan that afternoon.
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Matawan
N. J
New Jersey
Laster Stillwell
Stanley Fisher
Wallet lost by Mrs Nellie Colter found and returned
A wallet lost by Mrs Nellie Colter containing travelers checks for 482.50 was found on the street Thursday night and returned to her at Pres Holland Hotel by the finder Friday.
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Nellie Colter
Pres Holland Hotel
Seattle Country Club caddies strike over wages
Seventy to one hundred caddies at the Seattle Golf and Country Club demand 25 cents an hour or 60 cents for doubles, up from 2 cents and 80 cents respectively, serving notice on pro Bob Johnstone. They threaten strike breakers and vow to leave the "tight wads" to pay up as practice games yield 25 cents and 60 cents for an 18 hole round.
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Seattle Golf and Country Club
Hetty Green
Seattle Millionaire
Pikeville
Caddies’ Association
Bob Johnstone
Johnstone
Tacoma
Country Club
Seattle
Municipal
Northern Life Marks Tenth Anniversary Week
Northern Life Insurance Co hosts a week long tenth anniversary with guests from the Northwest. Open house on Thursday, auto tour Friday, luncheon at the Commercial Club, Seattle Movie Festival attendance, and a banquet Saturday at Hotel Washington. Special guests include Dr Sun tallo, State Insurance Commissioner Fishback, and city business leaders.
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Northern Life Insurance Co
Northwest
Commercial Club
Seattle
Little Microbe Missing Says Gen Wood Blames Raids
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood, commander of the department of the East, blamed the absence of a short hand labeled discipline for raids by New York estate recruits on stores in Cleveland and Erie. He denied any food shortage.
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New York
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Cleveland
Erie
Wood
Autopsy Sought After San Mateo Woman Dies in Sheridan Rooms
Coroner Mason ordered an autopsy for Mrs. P. V. Allen of San Mateo Cal found dead in her Sheridan apartments. Dr H M Read who discovered the body refused to sign a death certificate citing unknown cause. Her husband Dr P V Allen said she died of convulsions while en route to the East.
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Mason
P. V. Allen
San Mateo
Cal
Sheridan Apartments
H. M. Read
Henry Blackwood Heads to New York for Efficiency Board
Henry Blackwood, a special customs collector, left for New York Saturday morning to join an efficiency board aimed at modernizing the New York customs service.
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Henry Blackwood
New York
Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste Extermination Ad
Promote Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a long standing exterminator for rats mice cockroaches and waterbugs. Claims no blowing into food, ready to use, 16 language directions, two sizes 250 and 1.00, sold by retailers nationwide.
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Stearns
Washington state filing period shows 40 candidates
The first day and a half of candidate filings yielded 40 names across county and state offices. Notable entrants include J. Humes for county engineer, John R. Wilson for the 49th district representation, and J. R. Morrison for county engineer, with other filings in sheriff, commissioner, and various district seats. Several congressmen and state officials announced runs, alongside a Beacon Hill meeting featuring multiple candidates.
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Auditor's Office
J. Humes
John R. Wilson
C. C. Bras
J. R. Morrison
John Stringer
James T Jones
Kent
Frite Harri
Dean Burkheimer
Robert K Dwyer
Ivan Hyland
W. A. Nabors
Nabors
Congkrews
George F. Cotterill
Beattie
Olympia
Ren. Miles Poindexter
Will FE. Humphrey
United States
H. B. Foster
W. M. Whitney
Frank Hammond
Congress
Tacoma
Pawceett
Albert Johnson
Spokane
Alonzo M. Murphy
Tom Corkery
Hadley
Bellingham
la Follette
Pullman
Beacon Lili
Frank EB. Hammond
J. W. Bryan
M. J. Hamilton
John W. Roberts
W. Wilkins
Elmer P. Conner
Henry Odom
Norman Wardall
Ivan I. Hyland
Victor L. Zednick
Percy F. Thomas
O. 8. Bruna
George B. Cole
Sam J Humes
A. D. Martin
Crawford E. White
A H. Lundin
W. H. Carson
C. Tiffin
Frank Mull
Beacon Hill
Anglo French Offense Succeeds Rapidly Dramatic Gains Reported
Allied forces claim capture of 25 villages and 69 square miles of French territory. Over 40,000 German prisoners taken with losses estimated at 60,000 to 75,000 by allied critics. British reach near Bapaume while French near Peronne. greatest British advance about four miles. German losses described as frightful by critics.
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Bapaume
Peronne
Food complaint from militia over appetite surge
Washington reports a food complaint from militia and regular army officers. They say soldiers have plenty to eat, and the more they are fed the more they eat, a hunger paradox amid peacetime duties.
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Washington
Marblehead sails from Portland on Alaska voyage
The cruiser Marblehead with nearly 300 aboard leaves Portland harbor for a 3000 mile round trip to Sitka Alaska and back. Among passengers 65 regular Navy enlisted men and the rest Oregon naval militia members.
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Portland
Marblehead
Sitka
Alaska
United States Navy
Oregon Naval Militia
Escape and Recapture After Paroled Inmate Return
Jeffersonville Minnesota reported that June Grube, confined at the state reformatory, escaped unaware the governor had paroled him, was recaptured, and must serve the full term.
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Jeffersonville
Mnd
June Grube
State Reformatory
Employers Press for Open Shop Amid Walkout Threats
City officials report employers and allied interests pushing for a nationwide union strike to force open shop policies, aiming to overshadow the closed shop issue. Mayor Gill says partiality to employers could provoke a police-handled walkout to sway public opinion.
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Gill
Nayor
Open shop plans rise amid union methods sentiment
The article notes growing opposition to union tactics and a push toward automatic establishment of an open shop. It discusses worker sentiment, management stance, and potential implications for labor relations and productivity.
Stepdaughter Sues Kennedy over Estate Conversion
Mrs Ine Hoffman Snook steps in as administratrix of her mother's estate and alleges Capt H B Kennedy the wealthy steamship owner has converted thousands of dollars of real and personal estate into cash and withheld possession. She cites an estate valued at 405119.32 and accuses concealment of stock in steamship firms.
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H. B. Kennedy
Ine Hoffman Snook
Kennedy
Hay Shelved to Go Upon Bench
Washington July 15 President Wilson nominated Congressman James Hay of Madison Virginia to be a judge in the United States court of claims. Hay a veteran member and chairman of the military committee is expected to retire from Congress and accept the judicial post as part of a broader army reorganization plan.
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Washington
Wilson
Confreseman
James Hay
Madison
United States Court of Claims
Hay
House
City employes accused in failed rail strike
The city will take action against 12 municipal railway workers accused of aiding a strike by United Railroads platform men last night. The proposed strike was a fiasco with only one man leaving his post.
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San Francisco
Municipal Railway
United Railroads
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