Auto Runs Down Two On Motorcycle Near 64th EB Avenue
Hugh McAllister and Marty Weedin were riding a motorcycle when a Reed driven auto, a chauffeur for W. A., struck them near 64th EB and AV N.E. Wednesday night. McAllister reported the car coming up 65th and three men on the motorcycle were knocked down. Weedin sustained bruises and pain but no serious injuries were listed.
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Hugh McAllister
Marty Weedin
Weedin
Reed
W. A
Av. N. E
McAllister
Foot remedy promises instant relief for corns and bunions
An advertisement claims a foot powder cures corns bunions and sweaty feet by drawing toxins from pores with dramatic testimonials. It warns of counterfeit copies and urges purchase at drug stores for 25 cents with a money back guarantee and a free package offer from Walter Dremige & Co Chicago IL.
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Sam A
Progress
N.C
Manrere
Walter Dremige & Co
Chleags
Fearful Case of Piles Cured with Resinol Ointment
A reader testimony from Mazie Russell of Baltimore Maryland describes severe painful bleeding piles relieved by Resinol Ointment and Soap after a suggested free sample. The ad-like note claims instant relief after two jars and promotes free trials from Resinol Department 465 Baltimore.
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Resso
Mazie Russell
N. Gay Sttimore
Mazie
Dept. 465
Resinol
Baltimore
Lazy Husband Law to Alter Punishment Practice
Justice of the Peace Fred C. Brown explains the Washington Lazy Husband Law taking effect on the 14th. The act moves from punishing the deed to reforming the offender, allowing private chambers trials, possible reconciliations, and options to fine, suspend, or employ the man on county work with family support.
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Justice of the
Fred C. Brown
Seattle
Judge Brown
the Star
State of
Washington
Militant suffragists clog two reservoirs with dye
In Bradford area the women’s rights campaigners dumped yellow dye into two drinking water reservoirs at Melliendene. Police warned residents not to use taps while officials pumped in water from nearby towns and planned to drain and clean the reserves.
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Inplred Pres
London
Melliendene
Bradford
Pinchot Conservation Contests Palmer Group Coal Claims
Contending that the forest service withholds in the reserve patented coal claims known as the Palmer group, Flick and attorney E. C. Hughes defend Cunningham claims in Alaska. Government resists claims by Hinton, Armstrong, Stuart, Frankovic, Wheatman, Keplinger and Smith. The Palmer group lies between Glacier and Cornell creeks in township 39 north. An Annette Hild musicale is planned at the Park home with performers including Worthby, Stanley, Albaniz, Wilson, Park, Jeffery, Clayton, Gardener, Finley, Alt, and Hotchkiss. Mme Hild will play the piano.
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Forest Service
Palmer Group
KE. H. Pllck
Hie
John C. Denney
A. C. Saylor
Land Office
Flick
E. C. Hughes
Cunningham
Alaska
George Hinton
Robert Armstrong
John P. Stuart
J. Frankovic
John Wheatman
Clarences Keplinger
Harry C. Smith
Glacier
Cornell Creeks
Mme
Annette Hild
Samuel Park
Eather Worthby
Stanly
Helen Alvienz
Flora Wilson
Ruth Park
Myrtle Jeffery
W. B. Clayton
Perry Gardener
Fred Finley
Alonzo Alt
Sheldon Hotchkiss
Mme. Hild
Plano
Twelve year old Judson Melford top Kalem Co troupe
Judson Melford, a twelve year old California child actor of Glendale Kalem Moving Picture Co, is described as the most popular member of the troupe. He lives with his actress mother and director father George Melford near Los Angeles and often appears in early Kalem films such as Daniel Toone The Touch of a Childs Hand and The Driver of the Deadwood Stage Coach.
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Boy of
Kalem Co
Judson Melford
Judson
California
Glendale
Los Angeles
George Melford
Glendale Kalem Moving Picture Company
Daniel Toone
Deadwood
Veiled Woman Goes To Trial In Portland Case
The veiled woman known as Mrs. C. Webber arrives in Portland to attend the trial of E. C. Von Klein, jailed after extradition from Portland following a bitter dispute over his marriage to Ethel Newcombe in San Francisco and alleged elopement with jewels worth 3500 dollars. Webber refuses to reveal her identity and claims Von Klein eloped with her daughter from Kansas City to Nashville, taking twelve thousand dollars.
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Portland
June
Riot at Hungarian Parliament Sparks Premier’s Resignation
In Budapest on June 6 cavalry infantry and machine guns guard parliament as aftermath of a bloody riot in the chamber leads to the resignation of Premier Dr. L Von Lukacas and his cabinet. Capt Geroe, guard commandant, is accused of striking Count von Hedervary a former premier with a saber during months of turmoil.
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Budapest
Hungary
Chamber of Deputies
L. von Lukacas
Geroe
Count von Hedervary
Doctor Promises Skin Renewal With Noninvasive Wax Treatment
A physician outlines a non surgical method to improve a worn complexion. Pour a thin layer of mercurized wax nightly to gradually remove devitalized cuticle, revealing fresh skin by the next morning. A wrinkle treatment combines esaxolite powder with witch hazel for facial bathing and noticeable results.
Pell Sells Nothing for Sixty Dollars in Vaudeville Deal
If the tale is true, H. C. Pell defrauded G. C. McCaw by selling a half interest in the Chicago Vaudeville Co. for 60 dollars though no claim existed. Pell is jailed awaiting a 500 dollar bail.
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G. C. McCaw
H. C. Pell
J. Rufus Wallingford
Pell
McCaw
Chicago Vaudeville Co
Everett Shattle Interurban Rail Line Schedules
The Pacific Northwest Traction announces Everett to Seattle and Seattle to Everett train times. Daily Limited lines run morning and evening, with multiple departures from both cities. Freight moves at 6:00 p m, service areas include Fifth Avenue Seattle, Greenwood, Ajax Drug Store, and Greenwood.
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Everett Shattle
Ratilway
Everltt
Rafam
Seattle
Fifth Av
Wortinke
Greenwood
Ajax Drug Store
Bbth
Creenwood
Fverett
Pacific Northwest Traction C6o
Everutt
Wash
City Plans Municipal Day to Welcome First Official Summer
Seattle officials announce Municipal Day on June 21 marking the start of summer. City employees will receive a day off to enjoy Woodland Park with a street parade led by the police band, an evening reception for mayors, and a dance at Lesehi pavilion. The program was arranged by a committee representing city departments.
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Seattle
Woodland Park
Lesehi Pavillion
Japan Dissatisfied With Wilsons Answer in California Land Row
Washington June Japan and America are not united on California land law settlement. Negotiations and notes are expected but a satisfactory solution seems distant. President Wilson reviews Japan's rejoinder to the note delivered by Barong Chinda as Bryan and Moore discuss Japan's protest alleging discrimination in the United States.
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Washington
Japan
America
State Department
Wilson
Barong Chinda
Bryan
Moore
United States
Autoist Killed Saving Woman in Seattle Area
L L Wheeler 51 a Seattle restaurant owner and property holder died after steering his car toward the south to avoid a horse and buggy driven by Mrs H J Rosburg of Lake Forest Park The crash at the Emervon school on the Hothe! road caused the car to roll 40 feet down an embankment Wheeler died from a dislocated neck Campbell escaped with minor injuries Wheeler ran Wheeler's cafe on Union Street for five years and is survived by his wife
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Astra
Nuernhberg
Nuernberg
Tiawki Coriith
Seattle
Wash
Olympic View Sanitarium
Slcernberg
Queen Anne
H. J. Reoeburg
Lake Forest Park
L Ll. Wheeler
Everett
Wheeler
John F. Campbell
Michigan Auto & Huggy Co
Emervon School
Kenmore
Union St
Second
Third
Jealous Wife Kills Husband in St Louis
In St Louis on June 5, Hallie Martin killed her husband Charles L. Martin an auto salesman. Authorities say jealousy sparked the quarrel after Mrs Martin accused him of closeness to another woman. She says he advanced with a knife and she fired.
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ST. Louis
Chas. L. Martin
Hallie
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Von
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Madison
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Hallard
FE. Swain
Lima
Times-Democrat
Musicale
Frye & CC
Seattin
Overdent Westlake Meat CO
Weatt American Meat CO
Western A
Wester Way
Weatlakhe
Waak-Baker Piano Co., Inc
First Ave
Ivers & Pond
Hallet & Davis Pianos
West Barrison
Saving
Woman
Husbande
Liberal
Second Ave
Reliable Credit House
Ffree
Dr. Mhey
Sir
George PF. Taylor
41St Ave. N
Dr, Macy
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