Mrs M Manigal Suffer Nervous Wreck From Spy System
Ortie E McManigal wife of the self confessed dynamiter is claimed by her attorney to suffer nervous prostration and paralysis of the lower limbs as the direct result of a spying system conducted by Burns detectives who have followed her at every move including to the hospital The district attorney ordered surveillance ceased but Burns detectives allegedly ignored the order and kept watch on her movements.
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Los Angeles
Ortie E. McManigal
Pacific Hospital
Hos
Byrne
Tyrrell
Burns
Mrs. McManigal
John D. Fredericks
McManigal
Wm. J. Burns
Fredericks
Tyrrel Saga
Mo Manigal
Odd Bits O News From Across The Nation
A collage of quirky briefs reports divorces thefts strikes and odd incidents. Notables include Dr William Boddie a hospital superintendent divorcing after insults at Fountain Springs and a Pennsylvania man trimming a three foot beard in Pittsburg.
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Baldhead
William Boddie
Miners’ Hospital
Fountain Springs
Pittsburg
Jacob Steinman
Reserve Township
Aviators Thrill Crowds at Potlatch Pageant in Seattle
Aviator Eugene Ely and Hugh Robinson led a night display with three wide circles over the city starting at 7 25. a harbor hydroplane drew 20 000 spectators while a 125 000 crowd watched the illuminated pageant. Military and naval parades followed with 20 000 cheering as ships and troops passed. The royal procession closed the evening with a grand march from the Potlatch grandstand to Yesler Way and back, ending at 10 15. Chief Bannick expects no trouble tonight as warnings appeared to deter rowdiness. Nearly 1 000 dancers enjoyed the Army and Navy ball in the armory and the royal couple received an overwhelming reception after the parade.
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Hugh Robinson
Ely
Harbor
Potlatch
Second Ave
Yesler Way
First Ave
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Armory
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National Guards
Fort Lawton
Colorado
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Otto A. Case
Modern Woodmen of America
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Caledonians
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Yeemen
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Press Club
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Pike
Nat Goodwin Leaves Stage for Moving Pictures
Los Angeles July 22 Nat Goodwin actor announced he would desert the legitimate stage for film drama. Following the incorporation of the Co operative Film Manufacturing Co where he serves as vice president he will personally produce and act in pictures. He is said to receive the largest salary ever paid to a motion picture actor and will also take a substantial share of profits.
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Los Angeles
Nat Goodwin
Co-operative Film Manufacturing Co
Goodwin
Nat
King Edgar’s Mail Troubles At Potlatch Court
King Edgar L. Webster, head of the Golden Potlatch, battles mail mixups as letters meant for the king mix with checks from his New York company. Since last Monday 153 pieces arrived, including a Chicago note addressed to His Royal Nibs, King of Potlatch. The king kept names secret. 45 Seattle residents pressed for dukedom.
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Edgar L. Webster
New York
Daily Mail
Ebster
Chicago
Seattle
Deneen optimistic on Lorimer probe and Taft report secrecy
Chicago dispatch reports Governor Deneen returning from Washington after testifying before the Lorimer investigating committee. He asserts Taft sent Secretary MacVeagh to Chicago after Lorimer's election to verify the outcome, and that MacVeagh's report was kept confidential.
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United Reas
Chicago
Washington
Lorimer
Deneen
Senate
Taft
Macveagh
Man Tries to Kill Himself in Seattle
John Branney 618 26th Ave and wife 4240 Ninth Ave N E were involved in a domestic incident. Branney at Seattle General Hospital with a self inflicted bullet wound to the head after a dispute over his property following a parade run. He offered a letter to a man named A Garbold before the shooting and later spat out the bullet. He gave no reason for the act and appeared rational at the hospital.
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John Branney
Seattle General Hospital
E Stanley
Stanley
A. Garbold
Av. N. E
Artie
Garbold
Convicts to Track Fugitives With Armed Helpers
Governor West proposes a bold prison plan to send trusted convicts, possibly with guns, to recapture escapees. He envisions selecting two or three inmates to pursue and seize fugitives from outside the pen. This would mark a historic first in convict hunting practices.
Woman Begins 48000 Mile World Walk With Husband
Elsie Kelsey Humphries leaves New York with husband on a 48000 mile world walk. The pair plan to visit nearly every civilized country en route, extending an epic global journey.
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Elsie Kelsey Humphries
New York
Spiritualist fugitive escapes police arrest in Oakland
Robert Sin clair alias H. Robert Moore, a spiritualist wanted for stealing $700 from Mrs Walter Benzen in Oakland, escaped police in Spiritua list district of Bown today. Authorities said he may be difficult to compel insurrecteds to surrender arms amid regional turmoil.
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Robert Sinclair
H. Robert Moore
Oakland
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Walter Benzen
Washington Star
Milwaukee Road to Vancouver Pacific terminal near outlook
Vancouver July 22 news from A W Nase commercial agent for the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound line says the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railway will soon reach Vancouver for a Pacific terminal. The note comes as the company expands its western route.
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B. C
Chicago, Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pacific Coast
Pacific
A. W. Nase
Dominion Trust
Portugal on edge as monarchist force eyed at frontier
From Lishon Portugal a provisional government unit and Captain Couclere are rumored to lead monarchists toward invasion with modern arms near the northern frontier. In Woodbury New Jersey, poundkeeper William Joyce faces cruelty to animals charges for stuffing a donkey’s mouth with corn and tying it shut.
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Portugal
Badajoz
Couclere
Woodbury
N. J
William Joyce
Justice of the Peace
Mankins
Beyond Subpicion at the Club Bildad Water Refusal
At Bildad's club Hinkson protests a water refusal. Bildad vows to take everything straight amid a crooked world, quoting the judge and arguing the staff should be hydrated despite the peril.
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Bildad
Scott
Hinkson
Mrs Phinny Calhoun and Peels Stir Georgia Society
Mrs Phinny Calhoun described as one of Georgia’s most beautiful women belongs to the Peel family. Her husband is a doctor of wide reputation. The Peels and Calhouns visit Narragansett each summer. Canned hymns at funeral in Carver Massachusetts use phonograph records to reproduce church hymns, replacing the usual quartet.
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Phinny Calhoun
Georgia
Peel
Peels
Calhouns
Narragansett
Carver
Mass
Ralph A. Graffam
Fly in Ear Kills Child in New Jersey
Six year old Thomas Halloran dies after an ear abscess from a burrowing house fly. An operation reveals the insect in the inner ear and brain tissue, with physicians attributing the fatal infection to the fly. Viterbo, Italy discusses Camorriat retrial in murder cases of Cennaro Cuoccolo and wife.
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N. J
Thomas Halloran
Viterbo
Italy
Cennaro Cuoccolo
Everett Man Killed by Auto on Mount Rainier Road
An automobile overturned near the Mount Rainier road entrance to a park near Tacoma, killing BE. W. Mathewson president of the Standard Railway and Timber Co and injuring Andy Thompson and Dan Curry, all of Everett. The driver said steering gear failed. cause under investigation.
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Park
Tacoma
BE. W. Mathewson
Standard Railway and Timber Company
Andy Thompson
Dan Curry
Everett
Mathewson
Thompson
Curry
4000 Letters Ask For 110000000 in Begging Appeals
New York July 22 More than 6000 begging letters asking for sums totaling 110 million dollars have been received by Mrs. E. H. Harriman over the past year. She initially handled them personally but has now assigned the task to assistants as the volume grew. Requests range from ten dollars to very large sums.
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New York
H. Harriman
Stoddard to Go to Memphis Show
Captain A. H. Stoddard who designed the floats and led the Golden Pot latch pageantry will likely travel from Seattle to Memphis Tennessee to supervise a large carnival. He received a telegram from the Business Men's Association of Memphis inviting him to come and “put on” their carnival with the note Name your own price.
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A. H. Stoddard
Seattle
Memphis
Tenn
Stoddard
Business Men's Association of
Wickersham to Tell His Side Before Judiciary Panel
Attorney General Wickersham will testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Monday. He will explain allegations by Delegate Joe of Alaska that he allowed an investigation into a land deal along Controller Bay to lapse after proofs were provided. The hearing is set per the attorney general's request.
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Wickersham
House Committee On Judiciary
Joe, Wickersham
Alaska
Controller Bay
Alanka
Market Prices and Farm Goods Shipping Ledger
A dense listing of regional prices for meat dairy produce vegetables and fruit across Washington Oregon and nearby areas. Includes items such as butter eggs timothy hay corn and various vegetables with weights and per unit prices and notes on live stock and dressed meat values.
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Lord Camais Seeks American Wife Despite Setback
Lord Camais speaks from London saying no engagement exists with Miss Mildred Sherman of New York and Newport. He canceled a Mauretania voyage to America but hints at possible later travel, denying announcements while confirming ongoing correspondence and hopeful prospects.
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Mildred Sherman
Watts Sherman
New York
Newport
London
Mauretania
Arixen
Mies Sherman
Amér
Ica
Camolse
Sherman
Camole
Hiie
Richard
Paid for the Supper Crime Folktale
A San Francisco Examiner item recounts three men on a spree who vow to pay for a champagne supper if they fail their wives. The first breaks ornaments, the second wrecks a piano, and the third refuses to risk injury, insisting he will pay for the supper.
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San Francisco Examiner
70 Year Old Sufferer Recalls Quick Relief From Treatment
Charles Stuht of 601 North Sixty-third Street Seattle testifies to rapid relief from rheumatism and palsy after Loughney and Loughney External Absorbent Treatment. He praises the course priced at $10 covering medical specialist and druggist services, with offices at 401-2 Peoples Savings Bank Building. Consultation is free.
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Charles Stuht
North Sixty-third Street
Seattle
Loughney & Loughney
Peoples Savings Bank
Second Avenue
Pike Street
The Washington Dental Conspiracy in the Legislature
The writer denounces state lawmakers as agents of privilege opposing the people. He argues workingmen’s protections are misnamed acts favoring employers, and laments eight hour laws excluding women in farming and canning. He urges voters to reject party labels and back representatives who defend working class interests. Next week the author continues with the State Dental Combine Conspiracy.
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Taylor
Jlanda
Peter
Vines
Socialist Party
Ples
State Dental Combine
Hdwin J Kown
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Wobbleton Jokes Claim Humorous Prime
Dubb leigh questions originality of Wobbleton humor. Binks agrees Abe solutely noting no prior jokes match Wobbleton. Judge remarks on the sustained joke tradition.
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Binks
Dubbleigh
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