Battle Over Washington Dental Law and Monopolies
Edwin J. Brown D D S discusses a long fight against a state Dental Law he argues creates a monopoly for dentists. He accuses the Dental Board of arbitrary exams and spying, claims legal protection of individual rights is undermined, and urges action against the Dental Combine while recounting his own 16 year legal battle and 1912 certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dr. Thurston
Spokane
Dental Board
Tacoma Ledger
Dental Combine
Justice Court
Dr. Kittoe
Washington
State of Washington
O. K
Starvation Grips Mexico as War Feeds Armies
War cripples Mexico with widespread hunger as money loses value and prices rise. Women and children beg at commissaries while soldiers receive food. Across the north to the south, peons suffer, and homes are lost as Villa and Obregon troops amass for a major battle.
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Mexico
el Paso
Villa
Obregon
French Troops Storm Sugar Mill at Souchez in Hand to Hand Fight
Eye witness war office account describes French crawlers leading through ruined trenches to seize the mill from the Germans. After three hours of hand grenades bayonets and fists the Germans withdrew but pressed again at night. By dawn artillery aided a second French drive. 3,000 Germans killed. 3,000 taken prisoner. French losses modest by comparison.
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Paris
Souchez
War Office
Compensation law includes TB says judge
Judge Tallman ruled against the state Industrial Insurance Commission, saying the law protects all people. The commission must pay 1500 to A R Van Slyke, formerly at Kent Logging Co, whose left leg was amputated after a work related TB infection. The panel had already paid 40 for time lost.
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Tallman
State Industrial Insurance Commission
A. R. van Slyke
Kent Logsing Co
van Slyke
Warrants Issued for Two Dealers in Adulterated Salmon
Warrants were issued Saturday morning in Justice Brinker’s court on complaint by state food inspector W. H. Adama against Christian Aquerin and James Harris of General Market Co. They are accused of possessing and ready for sale about 800 cases of adulterated salmon.
Burglary at 1722 19th Ave Yields $235 in Cash and Jewelry
A burglar entered the home of Mrs. J. Campbell on Friday afternoon while she was away. The thief obtained $85 in cash and a diamond pendant valued at $150, totaling a $235 haul. The incident occurred at 1722 19th Ave.
Dance on Lake Excursion and Dance at Fortuna Park
The Follies club hosts an evening excursion and dance at Fortuna park on Friday night. Boats depart Madison park at 8 p m with a stop at Leschi at 8 15 p m. A seven piece orchestra will perform.
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Lake
the Follies Club
Fortuna Park
Madison Park
Leschi
Prize Giveaways Extend Opportunity for Business Men
Advertisement offers another chance to win a prize for business and professional men who did not win cash prizes. From June 7 to June 12, reduce regular fees by 1000 dollars for anyone presenting the ad. Dr C F Lathrop treats non drug and non surgical conditions at 214 215 People's Bank Building Seattle 9 am to 6 pm. free consultation.
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People’s Bank
Second
Pike
Cure
Companionate marriage and labor in domestic life debate
A respondent group argues for shared labor and equal partnership in marriage, noting wage gaps and social changes. A letter from Minnie B. Frazier promotes companionship, labor dignity, and women's education, while sections offer practical Q and A on trust, etiquette, and household skills.
Four Women Arrested in La Salle Hotel Raid
A raid on the La Salle hotel at 1019 Pikeston resulted in four women arrested Friday night. Minnie Fiel, landlady, faces warrants for selling liquor without a license. Lena Fiel, Bessie Nelson, and Hattie Peterson charged with vagrancy. Deputies Brewer Spaight Von Gerat Neiss and Campbell led the operation. several inmate women had already left.
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la Salle Hotel
Pikeston
Lundin
Minnie Fiel
Lena Fiel
Bessie Nelson
Hattie Peterson
Brewer
Spaight
von Gerat
Neiss
Campbell
Aged Man Faces Murder Charge in Cal Mines Shooting
Auburn California June 5 T B Carter 74 jailed likely charged with the murder of Leo Schumann 22 shot Thursday at the Crandall mine Carter surrendered when he reached town claiming self defense no witness to the shooting
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Auburn
Cal
T. B. Carter
Leo Schumann
Crandall Mine
Carter
Close shave in noon fire at Crown building
Dr H Hee Woo a Chinese doctor and his wife escaped a noon blaze in the Crown building at Second Ave and James St. They reached a fire escape helped by Patrolman Myers. The fire, likely starting in a paint store on the second floor, caused about 3500 dollars in damage with minor losses to several tenants on the ground and second floors. The third floor rooms of the National Commercial Club were nearly untouched.
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Portland
Dental Liege
Second Ave
Pike St
Dental
Est
Edwin J. Brown
D. D
Wiret Ave
Union Block
Beattie
Caila Me
H. Hee Woo
Crown
James St
Myers
Canadian Bank
French Dyeing and Cleaning Co
Stoddard Loan Co
National Commercial Club
Ferry plan brings Kitsap and King counties to discuss link
County Commissioners meet to urge Kitsap officials to build a Olalla to Cove or Lisabula ferry on Vashon Island. A joint meeting is set to connect Kitsap more directly with Seattle, as a ferry from Three Tree Point to the island from King County is planned.
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Kitsap County
Olalla
Cove
Lisabula
Vashon Island
Seattle
Three Tree Point
King County
Milk samples shipped from Seattle for national exhibit
Forty samples of milk from Seattle travel to San Francisco for a national exhibit. The collection includes certified pasteurized and raw milk as part of the local display.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Candy Company Sues City for Damages Over Main Break
Imperial Candy Co sue the city for 1023.65 dollars claiming stock was destroyed by a leaking water main flooding Second Ave and a Western Ave break on March 3. The filing alleges candy dissolved and nuts and crackers damaged.
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Second Ave
Imperial Candy Co
Western Ave
Codfish in Cream Advertisement Teases Healthy Hollywood Lunch
An advertisement promotes codfish in cream as a common yet mighty healthy dish and invites readers to try it at the Hollywood Lunch tomorrow. The playful note positions the meal as familiar and beneficial.
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Hollywood
Per Cent President N B Solner Named
N B Solner is listed as president with vice president and trust officer duties at the Hoge Building located in the financial district.
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N. B. Solner
Hoge
Heart of the Financial District
Startling Piano Values Now at the Pioneer Piano House
Irregular piano sale at Eilers Music House offers Burl Walnut Kingsbury upright and many used pianos with deep price cuts. Highlights include Steinway $367, Knabe $205, Lester $297, Chickering Grands, Kimball Grands, and Weber Pianola pianos from $489 to $650, plus half-price player pianos and free bench. Monday or Tuesday sale with easy terms and delivery.
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Kingsbury
Decker
Steinway
Kranich & Bach
Lester
Emerson
Knabe
Chickering
Kimball
Jacob Doll
Weber
Library of Music
Eilers Music House
Third and University
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