Painless Dentistry Demonstration at Boston Dental
Dr. M. O. Sipes closes first week of a remarkable painless dentistry demonstration in Seattle. Hundreds on waiting list testified to the new local anesthetic that removes aching teeth and nerves without pain or sensation. Star readers given another four days to gain appointments after last week’s rush and widespread marvel at results.
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M. O. Sipes
Boston Dental Company
Second Avenue
America
Seattle
Sipes
Boston
Science
Dr. Sipes
Star
Free painless dentistry offered by Dr Sipes in Seattle
Dr Sipes extends a four day free demonstration with painless dental extractions from 9 to 5 daily. The dentist touts a novel anesthetic, claims ten times cocaine effectiveness with low toxicity, and notes graduation from Toronto and Royal College of Dental Surgeons plus 16 years in Seattle.
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Stipes
Sipes
Pamlees
Dr. Sipes
Toronto University
Royal College of Dental Surgeons
Seattle
Stenography Skill Shown by Baltimore Man David Jones
A fragment notes David T. Jones of Baltimore has mastered stenography despite a six year gap and mentions severed arms as a dramatic detail from a prior event. The wording is incomplete and lacks clear dates or outcomes.
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David T. Jones
Baltimore
Redelsheimer’s to Close Out in Seattle
The Redesheimer Store, a substantial Seattle house for years, will be closed out immediately by the estate administrator of the late Julius Redel. Advertising will follow careful, conservative, and truthful lines, as in the past twenty five years, and Seattle will lament the passing of the store closely linked to the city’s progress.
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Redesheimer
Seattle
Julius Redel
Posters Urge Help In Listing Assets In Seattle
Nationwide effort to educate the public about industrial preparedness prompts Seattle posters urging cooperation. The posters, signed by the naval consulting board's committee on industrial preparedness, call citizens to insure their country home and property. Capt. A O Powell oversees listing of Northwest industries and workers with the Poster Advertising association providing 60 days free display in cities nationwide. Kansas has fewer millionaires and paupers than any other state.
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Seattle
U. S. Naval Consulting Board
Committee On
The
Naval Consulting Board
A. O. Powell
Northwest
Poster Advertising Association
United States
Turkish physician recounts experiences in Turkey
Dr. Clarence Ussher, a physician in Turkey for 20 years and witness to Armenian massacres, spoke about his experiences during a noonday talk at the Commercial Club on Tuesday.
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Clarence Ussher
Turkey
Commercial Club
Gas to Be Cheaper
Gasoline prices have reached the maximum and will rapidly fall nationwide, testified by the federal trade commission at today's hearing on the gasoline price situation. Charlie Tyndall will lecture on the mysticism of music at Theosophical hall, 5000 Arcade building, Wednesday night.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Charlies Tyndall
Order of the Star of the East
Theosophical Hall
Arcade Building
Opera in ball park to be staged in Cleveland
Grand opera in a baseball park will be heard June 22 in Cleveland at the 26 000 seat park. Presented by the local Musical Arts association. Singers include Mme. Gadski Mme Schuman Heink Miss Frieda Kempel and Johannes Sembach.
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Cleveland
Grand Opera
Musical Arts Association
Mme. Gadski
Mme. Schuman Heink
Frieda Kempel
Johannes Sembach
Jury still deliberating in Stubley insanity case
The jury in Judge Dykeman's court, hearing Ed Stubley on insanity charges, had been out since 2 p m Monday and remained deliberating at noon Tuesday. Stubley authored Might Is Right a pamphlet attacking local officials and attorneys.
Odds on Democratic VP Nomination in St Louis
Local brokers in St Louis quoted odds on the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Odds favored Marshall 1 to 2, Sullivan 2 to 1 against, and Major 4 to 1 against.
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ST. Louis
Odda
Marshall
Sullivan
Major
Alaska Road Plan Favored by Commission Chairman
Colonel Wilds P. Richardson, chair of the Alaska roads commission, says he is confident the army bill will pass. The $500,000 appropriation includes funds for Alaska projects, with much of the money slated for the wagon road from Valdez to Fairbanks per the commission’s plans.
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Col. Wilds P. Richardson
Alaska Roads Commission
Alaska
Valdez
Fairbanks
Ducks of J A Andrew Report Valuable Nuggets
Soft snaps describe ducks on the Shirland tract in California delivering valuable nuggets. One gizzard yielded two gold nuggets and two platinum nuggets, while another produced a gold nugget.
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Ducks OF
J. A. Andrew
Shirland Tract
California
Ten Countries by Population Leading the World
The list ranks China and India first and second by population, followed by Russia United States Germany United Kingdom France Italy and Australia in the top ten. Population figures reflect historic trends of dense urban growth and migration.
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China
India
Russia
United States
Germany
United One
France
Italy
Glens Falls Folks Claim Hughes As Their Own
Glens Falls commemorates Hughes as its native son and hosts locals who insist he belongs to the city. Residents recall his humble birthplace and note they still see him as “our” governor, justice, and possibly president, while acknowledging doubts about the nomination. Local friend Loren Allen recalls Hughes as a bright, active child in Hudson Falls.
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Kenneth W. Payne
Glens Falla
N. Y
Charlies Evans Hughes
Glens Falls
Glene Falls
Hughes
Hudson
Adirondacks
Baptist Church
Pearl
David A. Solly
Dr. Solly
Charley
Dr. Bolly
Charlie Hughes
Hudson Falls
Sandy Hill
Bis
Justice
Loren Allen
Allen
Justice Hughes
Alumni Banquet to Feature Henry Suzzalio and George Dill
Washington alumni will host a banquet Tuesday in the Commercial Club rooms with Henry Suzzalio university president and George Dill graduating class president as principal speakers. Judge King Dykeman will serve as toastmaster. Alumni day includes a reception from 4 to 6 p m in the Woman's League Building.
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Henry Suzzalio
George Dill
Washington
Commercial Club
Judge King Dykeman
Woman's League
Flagday card party by G A R Ladies staff in Bon Marche
The department staff of Washington and Alaska Ladies of the G A R host a flagday card party in the Bon Marche tea room on Wednesday at 2 p m. Proceeds support veterans services and anniversary observances.
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Washington
Alaska
Long Search Ends at Last
Indigestion and related stomach issues are blamed for distress after meals. The ad promotes Cactus Juice as a permanent relief, citing testimonials from H L Stutes of Pittsburg now in West Seattle, praising improved digestion and health. Bartell Drug Stores is listed as on sale with a representative at Bartell Store No 8, 1st and Pike.
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H.L. Stutes
Pittsburg
West
Seattle
Bartell
1St and
Pike
Police purge at City Hall over liquor thefts
Police officers and city employees implicated in city hall bootlegging were rounded up by Chief Beckingham after a noon grilling. Mayor Gill ordered immediate discharge of all officers connected with the thefts. burglary charges had not been decided.
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Poice
Beckingham
Gill
Fulmination Shocks Democrats Over Chicago Platform
In St Louis on June 13 Senator Stone, head of the Democratic resolution committee, described the Chicago Republican platform as a remarkable fulmination. He praised Hughes as a man of character and ability but argued that nominating him while on the bench signaled menace and danger.
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ST. Louis
Senator Stone
Democratic Assembly
Chicago
Hughes
Democrats Strike Blow at Hughes
Senator Thomas of Colorado introduced a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to bar Supreme Court members from holding public office. The move targets Justice Hughes over his decision to leave the bench to seek the Republican nomination.
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Hughes
Washington
Thomas
Colorado
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Lincoln High Graduation Set for Wednesday Evening
Graduates will receive diplomas from Frank B. Cooper superintendent of Seattle schools in a ceremony Wednesday night in the school auditorium.
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Lincoln High
Frank B. Cooper
Seattle
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