Painless Dentistry at Boston Dental Co Impresses Withrow
J A Withrow timber cruiser from the Boston Block praised Dr Sipes painless method after prior painful experiences with gas and extractions. The Star notes a week of free extractions at the Boston Dental Co with Dr Sipes offering nerve free dentistry and gold crown work. offices at 1420 Second Ave opposite Bon Marche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Withrow
Timber Cruiser
Boston
Boston Dental Co
Second Ave
Seattle
Withrow
Dr. Sipes
Mr. Withrow
Boston Block
Hanford St
Sipes
Toronto University
Royal College of Dentistry
Guardsman to learn flying at Mexican border training
Within 48 hours a Washington National Guardsman will likely head toward the Mexican border to learn aviation under a program organized with the Aero Club. Adjt. Gen. Thompson says Congress will provide an immediate appropriation of about 100,000 dollars for training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adjt
Thompson
The
Aero Club
Congress
Statements of Carranza About United States
National Guard airmen from each state present a compilation of Carranza remarks on the United States with delivery dates. He warns against intervention and argues for U S withdrawal after the Vera Cruz occupation, while calling for arms export repeal and asserting sovereignty over Mexican affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carranza
United States
Huerta
Constitutionalist
Benton
Great Britain
Vera Cruz
Verna Cruz
Latin Republica
U. S&s
Fortifications Bill Passes. Grays and Willapa Not Fortified
Washington June 20. The house passed a fortifications bill that does not add defenses for Grays and Willapa harbors. The war college report says fixed fortifications are unjustified for these harbors and recommends placing one quarter of the mobile army in the Puget Sound area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Grays and Willapa
The
War College
Puget Sound
Flattery as a Tool in Politics and Enmity
A historical aphorism notes that flattery harms a man when used by enemies, aids the crafty, and cushions a friend, illustrating the peril and power of praise across political and social dynamics.
Modern rooms at Hotel Virginus advertise special rates
The notice promotes rest services at Hotel Virginus located at 894 Virginia near Westlake Ave with special rates for guests seeking modern rooms and efficient rest options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginus
Virginia
Westlake Ave
Bootblack Petition Seeks Seattle Parlor Closures
A communication before the city judiciary committee, signed by Peter Ariodurez, requests the closing of shine parlors at 10 p.m. Saturdays and 2 p.m. on Sundays and holidays, reflecting bootblacks’ view of overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rootblacks
Seattle
City Judiciary Committee
Peter Ariodurez
Militia Units Prepare Provisions Ahead of Mobilization
Chicago June 20 state militia groups must provision themselves with government funds until federal mobilization starts. After border mobilization beginsProvisioning will be supervised by the San Antonio quartermaster. Washington prepares to buy large provisions in the Middle West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Department
United States Army
San Antonio
Washington
Middle West
Inglis Plans Regimental Parade and Band Concert
Col Inglis indicated a regimental parade may occur through the streets before week’s end to aid recruiting. A regimental band concert at recruiting headquarters on Second Ave was also suggested. Musicians have played since Monday and medical officers screened recruits, rejecting about 40 percent for physical deficiencies under new Washington Army standards.
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Col. Inglis
Second Ave
Army
Washington, D. C
Washington National Guard
Burglar Loots Church and Parishioners After Home Theft
A burglar robbed Rev. Bernard J. McKenna at 4817 Wallingford Ave, then gained entry to St. Benedict's Church using keys taken from the pastor and robbed two parishioners' mite boxes of 60 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. McKenna
Wallingford Ave
St. Benedict's Church
Too Young Office Boy Albert Tries to Enlist
Albert, Star Office Boy, dreams of battlefields and a border march but is told he is seventeen and too young. He dons a tiny Old Glory at headquarters then returns home glum, his frontline zeal replaced by the office routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Albert Lawrence
Mexico
U S warships head for Mexican coast from San Diego
June 20 three U S cruisers and three destroyers depart under forced draught for the Mexican coast. More vessels from this port and Bremerton to follow as the fleet nears 17 ships under Admiral Winslow. The San Diego flagship may seek Geaymas or Mazatlan. destination to be set by voyage development.
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Ban Diego
United States
Mexico
Bremerton
Winslow
San Diego
Geaymas
Mazatlan
Develongpenta
Bremerton Y Bremerton
Cameron Winslow
Maryland
Bandega
Mexican
Koontz
South Dakota
Barred Under 18 Recruit Discharged in Seattle Militia
One Seattle militia recruit was discharged Tuesday for misstating his age. Col. Ingita said the force rejects 16-year-olds and requires parental or guardian consent for men aged 18 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Col. Ingita
Mobilization Sparks Nation Wide Call to War
New York June 2 America dons war dress as National Guard units from states answer President Wilsons mobilization call with instant unanimity. By weeks end all required Guardsmen will be in concentration camps for drilling and training amid rail and food supply strain. Families bid farewell as cities prepare for a grim war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
United Press
Wilson
Mexico City Awaits President Reply
Mexico City waits for the American note with tense interest as arrangements are set to flash a digest of its contents to major cities. Publication of dispatches about President Wilson mobilizing the militia for border protection has impressed some, while other Mexican leaders question Wilson's good faith citing Pershing’s heavy artillery as proof the expedition seeks conquest rather than suppressing banditry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Republic
Wilson
Pershin
Vital Statistics and Marriage Notices
Births listed for many families with names and addresses, followed by long list of marriage licenses in Seattle and nearby towns. Also includes divorces sought and deaths with resident ages and locations. The notices name numerous couples and individuals, dates and places, within a dense census-like roundup.
Treadmill of society for the discontented
A compact reflection on society as a tiring cycle that dulls unhappiness and fuels ambition. The quote frames social life as repetitive and sedative, offering a sharp critique of modern aspirations and discontent.
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New Washington Hotel
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Aero Corps
Reuben Fleet
Secretary of State
Grays Harbor
BOX Office
Fifth Ave
University St
Mme. Davenport-Engberg
Universi
Inglis
Rogers’ Auto Club
Westfield Board of Health
Rogers CO
Maynard Hidg
Caid
U. S
Mexican Coast
Edna Wallace Hopper
Eve
Sun
Eaart
Elliott
Sherman
Mr. Lind
44Th Ave
W. Roy
Carl Johnson
46Th Ave
B& W
Samuel Moises
W. Ray Et. Roy
L. J. de Long
Mra
Washington St
William J. Wilson
Janet Wilson
Fred R. Bella
Blanche J. Shannon
F. P. Burns
Waterloo
Marie Teddy
Pittsburg
William G. Pollock
Nanaimo
B. C
Selah Belle Kerr
Beattie Clarence Raymond Unly
Mary Jean Scott
Beattie
Edward Judson Puddicombe
Grace M
Tacoma
Albert T. Chittenden
Madeline
Hennever
George H. Blunt
Auburn
Barbara Smith
Harry
Bull
Myra R. Rhide
Spokane
Jay Meany
Delia C. Meany
Beattie Martin FB. Johnson
Irene Peterson
Port Angeles
Mike Williamson
Gertrude Willame
John R. Robinson
Mae Sehorn
Willis Rowan Houston
Freda Andrewa
Planche Falton
Athol Fatt
Incompatpeseeen
Carl A. Svenson
Amanda C. Svenson
Viarry
Hara Ve
Elna M. Hara
Frank G. Curtis
Anna Curtis
Mamie Stineve
Marry A. Stine
Leone I. Curtis
Theodore W. Cur
Francis Prisk
King County Hostos
Credit Apparel Institution
Union Street
Acme
M. Latimer
MGR
Acme Coal CO
West Seattle
West
Leschi Heights
Beacon
Dorothy Kelly
Harry Morey
Donald Hall Little
Bobby Connelly
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