Mission Usher Tries to Halt Tent Invasion at Ballard Beach
Authorities pursued a gang of youths at a Pentecostal mission tent event near Ballard Beach after usher Shirley, from 2105 Sixth Ave, filed a complaint. Tray, an alleged gang leader, and several women disrupted seating, leading to threats and a brief scuffle as tent ropes were cut and chased from the scene. Interventions by Rev. Officer O. Bert and Axcell helped prevent further violence.
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Pentecostal Mission
Ballard Beach
Tray
St. Shirley
Sixth Ave
Gordon's Court
T Tray
Shirley
Helmeli
Troy
Inter
O. Bert
Axcell
Sunday Morning Dental Office Hours Prompt Busy Readers
Open Sunday morning to serve patients who cannot visit during the week. All dentists are graduates and state certified, with ironclad guarantees and signed satisfaction. Call Main 7215 to arrange an appointment with Dr Clark, D D S, owner and manager.
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L Clark
Oagely
Gold Medal Kidney Capsule Ad Promises Health Boost
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL From O11 Capsules as a kidney detox and health booster. It claims pureness certified by U S government chemists and imported from Holland, with the Owl Drug Co selling and guaranteeing refunds if not as represented.
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Haarlem
Ealing
U. S
Mt Laboratories
Holland
Owl Drug Co
Mother of Five Says She Defended Self in Calwell Shooting
Mrs. Margaret Claire Beutinger details a deadly confrontation with her husband at their Calwell New Jersey summer home. She describes waking to his advances, a struggle, and his choking her before she fired from under her pillow. Police note he was a wealthy New York coal merchant with a complex marriage history and five children.
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New York
Margaret Claire Beutinger
Calwell
N. J
Manila
Beutinger
Con
Mra Beutinger
Progressive party debate sparks floor clash at Washington convention
At the progressive state convention in the Labor Temple delegates clashed over floor speeches after Rich ard Mansfield White claimed the floor. C J France was elected chairman with Frederick J Chamberlain secretary as talk turned to a state ticket and national convention plans.
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Richard Mansfield White
C. J. France
Frederick J. Chamberlain
Puyallup
Griffiths
France
White
Progressive Party
Robert Bridges
Humphrey
Washington
Congress
James FE. Bradford
George Lee
Stone- Webster Corporation
Hale
Dennison
Indianapollis
National Progressive Party
Price of Fords to be Slash ed
Rumors spread that Ford Motor Co will cut the price of touring cars from 490 to 360 next week. Ford officials declined to confirm but promised a statement for Tuesday. Existing touring cars would drop to the lower price, though new models would not receive the cut.
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Ford Company
Ford
Tacoma Gas Man Sutherland Shotself in Home
Charles D. Sutherland a 37 year old Tacoma Gas salesman was found dead in the rear of his home after his wife heard a vehicle at 4 am and two gunshots. A revolver lay beside him and Coroner Stewart investigates the self inflicted death.
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Tacoma
Charles D. Sutherland
Tacoma Gas Company
North Plains man pays 2500 gold on horse theft fine
R C Gossaman, a wealthy North Plains resident, pleads guilty to horse stealing in Hillsboro. He pays 2500 in gold coin toward a 4000 fine levied as 1000 on each of four counts and receives parole until remaining payments are made.
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Hillsboro
Ore
R. C. Gossaman
North Plains
German cruiser captures English steamer Bakimo near Arendal
A German auxiliary cruiser captured the armed English steamer Bakimo after about an hour of engagement southeast of Arendal. The captured vessel was brought into port, according to an official statement.
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Berlin
Sayville
Arendal
Miller and Ramsay File for Local and Congressional Seats
John F. Miller filed for congress while Claude Ramsay joined the county commissioner race in the City district. Ramsay, without a campaign manager, vowed a clean fight. Miller, a former Seattle official, filed at Olympia and spoke at the Queen Anne library and Lyon Building events.
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John F. Miller
Congress
Claude Ramsay
Norman Wardall
Dr Carson
Ramsay
Miller
Olympia
Seattle
Queen Ane Brary
Lyon Building
Road contractor Horrocks faces assault charge after July clash
J. J. Horrocks a noted road contractor was charged in Judge Gordon's court with third degree assault on the complaint of Fred Funk formerly employed on Horrocks dairy farm near Tolt. Funk alleges Horrocks beat him with a length of gun pipe following an argument with Mrs. Horrocks on July 8.
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J. J. Horrocks
Gordon
Fred Funk
Horrocks
Tolt
Wardall and others file as Republican candidates
Norman Wardall filed Saturday as Republican candidate for county auditor and Dr W H Carson filed as Republican candidate for coroner. Ned D Connolly of Auburn entered the field in the contest for Congress.
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Norman II. Wardall
W. H. Carson
12Th Ave
Ned D. Connolly
Auburn
Congress
Epidemic Gains Alarm New York Doctors Plan Conference
New York reports 161 new infantile paralysis cases and 44 deaths as experts prepare for a forthcoming conference. Officials fear the situation worsens despite hopes of a temperature drop. A man, Jos Forbin, is arraigned in the Tombs for alleged fake cures. Police say the so called cure uses camphor balls. Thirteenth Coast Artillery ordered to stay for Maine summer camp.
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New York
America
Jakira
Jos. Forbin
T R Will Speak at Hughes Ceremony
Washington July 29 The senate vote 46 to 19 asked Great Britain to clemency ward Irish political prisoners The motion marked the final push for a resolution calling clemency for Roger Casement, though the name did not appear in the final draft
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Roger Casement
Letter condemns Alaska payroll delays by commission editors
A Star letter blasts the Alaska engineering commission for delaying pay to workers for up to ten days. The writer details missed payrolls and evasive responses, noting a missed steamer and lost travel plans while demanding government adherence to labor laws. The complaint targets tardy payments and lack of clear information.
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the Star
Alaska Engineering Commission
Redman
Sam
Watson
Valdez
Northwestern
Chinese May Cure Infantile Scourge
New York July 29 Experts studying the infantile paralysis epidemic turned to ancient Chinese medical lore seeking a cure or preventive. Five Chinese physicians asked health officials for permission to study with U S experts, believing the disease is linked to a Chinese illness once cured by plant juice.
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New York
United States
China
Orient
Letter From Frederick A Winters on Wages in Alaska
Frederick Allen Winters of Anchorage denounces the injustice of employers withholding wages from workers after they leave. He urges publication of his statements to inform the public about the practice and demand fair payment.
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Frederick Allen Winters
Anchorage
Alaska
Seattle Dental Offer on Crowns and Bridgework
A local dentist advertises alloy gold and synthetic fillings at low prices. Regular crowns and bridgework priced at five dollars, claiming superior quality equal to the best in Seattle.
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Seattle
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Manager
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Busch Hotel
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Zemo
Cleveland
Bulleros
Third Main
Mrs
Christopher Beutinger
Gristopher Beutinger
MOOSE
Detroit
Horse Thief
Matt and
Jeff
Second Avenue
Spring
Seneca
J. F. Miller
C. Ramsay
Wardall
T. R
Hughes
Alaska Commission
Edwin J. Brown
D.D.S
Teeba
Firee Ave
Union Block
Mon H. Woo
James Bt
Inéand Ard Aves
Wash
Milwaukee
Rockies
Second
Cherry
Elliott
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