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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1914

Page

5

Expatriate Looey Bloom’s Bold Showdown at the Portales

In ERA CRUZ Mexico July 26 Looey Bloom an American expatriate who trains horses and promotes prize fights wins quick recognition after defending his honor against a hostile Mexican heckler. The altercation ends with the Mexican incarcerated by a marine as Bloom receives social attention and more fight promotions follow.

Fred L. Boalt Era Cruz Mexico Looey Bloom Looey Portales Lie Loosy

Vaudeville satire sparks looming political campaign

A humorous account lampoons Judge Wilson R. Gay for seeking a 3000 salary while exalting other announced candidates including J. M. Clapp and Judge John E Humphries. It notes past docksite deals by Clapp and hints at anticipated candidacies for state and federal offices. DETROIT Ford profit sharing after wage increases cited by industrial expert.

There's No Test Like a Trial Dental Offer

OR L A Clark D D 8 advertises speedy relief for timid and nervous patients with top quality work. The dental office promises best service to earn referrals and notes that prices are the lowest in the Northwest while offering gas.

Northwest

Regal Dental Offices Ad Promotes Services

Regal Dental Offices headed by L R Clark with O D O and manager at 1406 3rd Ave NW near Union St invites customers to bring this ad for services.

Regal Dental Offices Cor L. R. Clark, O. DO Manager 3Rd Ave N. W. Cor Union St

Princess Helen Morton Bayly declared insane in Geneva prison escape saga

Princess Helen Morton Bayly, heiress to Mark Morton fortune, is described as insane by court ruling and held at Col. George Fabyan’s estate near Geneva. The report chronicles her marriages, escapades, robberies of funds, and public interviews while kept under guard at Riverbank estate.

Geneva Helen Mark Morton Chicago Virginia Roger Bayly Col George Fabyan Fairyland Helen Morton Bayly Col. Fabyan Morton Lake Forest Helen Morton Washington Delaplane Warrentown King Sir Roger Bayly Elopers Wheaton DuPage County Court

Alaska Marriage Law Question and Advice Column

A reader asks how soon after a divorce one can marry in Alaska and the answer quotes District of Alaska law on void marriages and waiting periods. The column then offers marital guidance on relationships, divorce validity, and practical counsel for typical courtship dilemmas.

Alaska District of

Now Theyll Eat Sundry Animals Feed From Seized Corn

State inspectors seized 60 car loads of Manchurian corn full of weevils and worm damage at the docks. Milling firms claim the shipment was not intended for humans but for animal feed, with officials releasing it for that purpose under supervision.

W. H. Adama Crawford White

Boys Cured of Skin Sores by Resinol Ointment

A Chicago reader recounts two sons with severe skin pimples that itched and kept them awake. After trying various remedies, two 60 cent jars of Resinol Ointment and two Resinol Soap cakes cleared the problem, with no recurrence since. The notice urges trial samples from Resinol’s Baltimore department.

Chicago Marker Willow St Resinol Baltimore

Portland paper changes hands in July sale

The Evening Telegram was sold by the Oregonian Publishing Company to J. B. Wheeler, his brother L. R. Wheeler, and John F. Carroll. Carroll will continue as managing editor and business manager, a role held for eight years, with Carroll staying on in that capacity.

Portland Evening Telegram Oregonian Publishing Company J. B. Wheeler L. R. Wheeler John F. Carroll Carroll J. EB. Wheeler

Lives of Bandits Hang on Escape

In New Orleans on July 25 authorities fear the lynching of bandits who killed Flagman Thomas Elgin during a L and N train robbery at Gentilly Friday night. Six posses with bloodhounds search for the outlaws. A dozen suspects are jailed but lack identifications and are not believed to be involved in the crime.

New Orleans Thomas Elgin Louisville & Nashville Gentilly

Milwaukee tunnel near completion in Cascades

With eastern and western crews 150 feet apart, the 11,902 foot Milwaukee tunnel in the Cascades is expected to finish by August 1. The tunnel will shorten the route by 8.6 miles and ease a difficult climb.

Milwaukee Cascades

Suicide attempt fails as woman is jailed for drunkenness

The woman, identified as Addie or Ada Rose of 515 Pine, attempted self harm by strychnine early today but recovered and repented after being taken to the city jail and booked for drunkenness. Mrs. Robert Leslie at the same address attributes the act to drink and family troubles.

Addie Ada) Rose Pine Robert Leslie

Bandits Escape After Chataworth Park Hold Up

Three bandits robbed the Southern Pacific Coaster at Chataworth Park Thursday evening and fled. A sheriff’s posse with bloodhounds abandoned the chase when the trail led to a rabbit’s burrow. suspects remain at large.

Los Angeles Southern Pacific Railroad Chataworth Park

Cossacks Win Vienna Reports Striker Suppression

Reports from St Petersburg say troops dominate the strikers across European Russia. Some industries resume, telegraphic service is restored, and most trains operate under heavy military guard as authorities tighten control.

Vienna St. Petersburg Russia

Ornate shed guards brickwork at University Street project

A decorative shelter rises over Fourth Ave and University St while the Stewart building is under excavation. Built to keep bricks from falling, it features artful design, a roof garden, night illumination, and visible work through fence windows. The steam shovel runs at night with coke to curb smoke.

Fourth Av University St Stewart The Metropolitan Building Co Metropolitan Theatre

Father of Victim Seeks Reduced Sentence in Murder Case

Haverstraw New York July 26 Insanity from drink after brooding over his daughter's elopement with Fred Newman will be used as Town Wm Cleary's defense when he is tried for killing Newman. The victim, a 20 year old, was shot in Cleary's office after announcing the marriage. The victim's father, a friend of Cleary, says he would be satisfied with a lengthy prison term and does not want him electrocuted.

Looey Filascor Urrutia L Looey Suil J. M. Clapp Lafe Hamilton Lake Union Grand Jury Clapp Safe Helen Chicago Wheaton Morton Haverstraw N. Y Fred Newman Wm. Cleary Cleary New York Newman

Roosevelt to testify in libel suit defense

Wm. Van Benschoten, Roosevelt's lawyer, pursued material from Chairman Wm. Barnes Jr. of the New York Republican state committee for Colonel Roosevelt's defense in Barnes's $50,000 libel suit. It is believed the trial will expose Barnes's career and Roosevelt will recount incidents from his New York political ties.

New York Wm. van Benschoten Col. Roosevelt Wm. Barnes, Jr Republican State Committee Barnes Roosevelt

Taxi Driver Fined After Early Morning Collision

R. M. La Rue a taxicab driver was fined 25 in Judge Gordon s court after a forenoon collision with a Ford delivery wagon in front of the Colman building. Officers charged reckless driving. La Rue said his wheels caught in car tracks causing the taxi to swerve. the taxi front was smashed and the Ford wrecked.

R. M. la Rue Gordon Colman la Rue

Camels of the World Vaudeville Show Set for July 30

The Camels of the World Seat tle Temple No. 185 announce a vaudeville entertainment and musical Thursday evening July 30 at their hall.

The Camels of the World Seattle Temple No

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