State Women's Club Convention Held in Seattle Preparations Underway
Members of the state federation of Women’s Clubs plan sessions at the Congregational church on Third and University and at the First Unitarian church with Rev Powers delivering talks. Visiting members and parents attend receptions at the Barrents hotel as program details for the Washington State Women’s Clubs convention unfold.
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Unitarian Church
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Teception
Barrents Hotel
Washington State
Wowen
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Michigan Day Promises Events At Seattle Club
The Michigan Day program at the Seattle club features a display of Michigan fluid and exposition activities. Guests will attend a business session and a later musical program as part of the day’s schedule, with visitors expected to tour and participate.
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Seattle
Michigan
Chinese Official Seeks Exit As Crisis Deepens
A Chinese official linked to the gold card government seeks permission to expatriate, with the empire showing willingness to expatriate him. The move, amid fears at home, follows intense influence from Chinese authorities. In Francisco a note suggests possible transport to Ene reference, while u.s. appraisers gather in New York.
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Tuan Shih Kai Yeeniue
China
United Sisters
Gould Will Not On Witness Stand In Ample Maintenance Suit
Howard Gould will not take the stand in his wife's suit for separate maintenance. Attorney Nicoll said the defense case is complete without testimony. Mrs Gould faces allegations of intemperance supported by affidavits from Mrs Bankhead and Lieut Bankhead. Several witnesses were called to counter claims of heavy drinking.
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New York
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Cairo
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Wedding ring swindle nets Seattle locals and officials
Lissie Lewis of Wenatchee posed as a modest drama queen and conned several Seattle figures including coroner James Snyder and US commissioner Auguste Armstrong to borrow small sums with wedding rings as security. Rings cost about 26 dollars gross. Victims have not filed formal police reports as Snyder plans a sketch titled The Mystery of the Wedding Ring.
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Armatrong
Seattle
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Wenatchee
Water restored to city via Cedar River pipe line
Water and Light Superintendent L B Youngs reports the Rainier valley break repaired and a test planned for today. If no further breaks occur the city should receive water through the Cedar River pipeline, with additional supply expected if Dunlap breaks remain closed.
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Water and Light
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Cedar River
Small Blaze at Exposition Sparks Fire Department Response
The Exposition Fire Department on the A P grounds rushed to the Agricultural building where a hot box at Kerr Glass caused a small blaze. Quick discovery prevented serious damage, limiting loss to only a few dollars.
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Kerr Glass Company
Young Women Camp at AYP Exposition Grounds
The University of Puget Sound female students occupy soldiers tents at the A-Y-P exposition camp for a week. They will perform concerts to support exposition visitors and study living in a military style encampment under Miss Gertrude M. Horner guidance.
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University of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Gertrude M. Horner
Clever Lena Duthie Recital Promises Notable Evening
Miss Lena Duthie will give a musical recital at Arcade hall tonight. The performer, praised for clever interpretations of Scottish and Irish songs, studied in London and Italy and will introduce each piece with a brief sketch of the writer. The program includes Scottish and Irish melodies and folklore-inspired songs.
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Arcade Hall
Mina Duthie
London
Italy
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J D Walsh of Colorado Southern Heads Rail Line Mission
J D Walsh the general superintendent of the Colorado Southern Railroad based in Denver leads a ransee mission southward with accompanying officials to inspect and report on line conditions and operations on the wet season route.
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J.D. Walsh
Colorado Southern Railroad
Denver
Imperial plan to amend constitution affects Chinese in foreign lands
News briefs report U S residents of Chinese origin may retain ballots on Chinese affairs under possible imperial constitutional changes. Other items note 27 arrests under a new cigaret law in Tacoma, a 27th G A R encampment in Vancouver, strike action by American fishing fleet crews, and U S district attorney confirmation process, plus tariff debate on machinery gear and a Dover collision involving the Dublin steamship Hartlepol.
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Vancouver
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New England Fishing Company
Californians Send Greeting to Seattle Visitors
One hundred Californians who rode a special train to Seattle for a visit at their homeward journey sent an aerogram to John H. McGraw president of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. The message praised Seattle's reception and said the A Y P B would benefit the Pacific coast and the Northwest. Signed by One Hundred Californians.
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San Francisco
John H. McGraw
Give Babies a Chance Los Angeles Health Rules Save Infant Lives
City Health Officer L M Powers touts Los Angeles as a model for infant protection. He cites a one in ten infant mortality rate and outlines strict dairy, building, ventilation, sanitation, and quarantine practices that keep babies healthy and argues other cities should adopt similar laws to halve preventable deaths.
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L. M. Powers
Los Angeles
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Eay
Hidden twelve word sentence offers free theatre seats
A puzzle hides a 12 word line from The Servant in the House across twelve locations in tonight’s Star advertisements. Readers must collect the words and submit the 27 correct sequences by noon tomorrow June 22 for a chance to win two seats for the Jena Theatre opening night Sunday June 27. Winners announced Tuesday evening in The Star.
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Star
Star contest rules and seat distribution notice
Answers must be sent by mail addressed to Contest Editor The Star Seattle Washington. Watch for tomorrow's contest. Twenty four seats for tomorrow's winners twenty four seats for Wednesday's winners twenty four seats for Thursday's winners and twenty four seats for Friday's winners making a total of 150 seats given by The Star in the five contests.
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Spokane Boosters Sightseeing Trip Planned
Spokane boosters plan a sightseeing excursion to Bremerton navy yard and Hood Canal aboard the steamship Chippewa. The 8:30 a.m. departure will include a tour of a trophy cup aboard the Tonnedaee and a later cruise on Hood Canal with return expected late evening.
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Spokane Chamber of Commerce
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Spokane
Laper v. Newry and Anderson Damages Suit Begins
John Laper sues H C Newry and John Doe Anderson for 25000 in personal injury damages claiming he was struck in the stomach by a pole hoisted by a donkey engine not in proper condition. The accident is tied to roadbed work for the M B ty company at Cle Blam, Kittitas county, on September 14, 1908.
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H. OC. Newry
John Doe Anderson
Tallman Laper
M . 8 Ty Company
Cle Blam
Kittitas County
Elliot Goes On Trial for Criminal Assault Case
The trial of George H. Billot for criminal assault against Mianehe Hosbure opened in Judge Ot Ham's court this morning. The case centers on events from a few months ago and proceeds under pending evidence.
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Ot Ham
Raid on Sound Steamship Targets Gambling Ring
Deputy Sheriff Jack Liner and accomplices W. J. Griffiths Sam Klein and Allen Stark conducted a raid on a gambling operation aboard a sound steamship. Details of the raid include the officers involved and the authorities enforcing order on the vessel.
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W. J. Griffiths
Sam Klein
Allen Stark
Yeu
Gambling raid on steamer yields arrests and loot
Yesterday a gambling raid on the steamer Yoram ite resulted in five men being arrested after deputies seized gambling devices and a large coin roll. Among those held were Ed Hig dle Jas Arnith Prod Muesell Marshall and J W Mure D Hillman to be arrested and Captain Michael Edwards to be held for harboring devices.
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Hagenbeck Wallace Show Heads to Seattle Next Week
Advance agent K M Harvey arrives with a three car outfit to promote Hagenbeck Wallace. The show, third largest in the country, blends Hagenbeck’s world famous menagerie with the old Wallace Bros circus in a steel cage act. Seattle dates set for July 6 7 for the first Pacific coast visit.
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Arrest of a program boy by Exposition Guards
Exposition Guards arrested a program boy accused of bothering visitors but released him with a warning. Guards received orders to keep program sellers and other venders from annoying visitors and solicitations for business.
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Howard Cosgrove Opens Seattle Law Office
Howard G Congrove eldest son of the late Gov. 8 G Congrove has opened a law office at 2013 Burke Building Seattle and will practice there. He was private secretary to three governors in as many months and is named to the board of regents of the state university. The Cosgrove family plans to reside on Queen Anne Hill.
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Brighten Up Paints and Supplies at Federal P and W Co
Paints oils and varnishes of the best quality are offered at the Federal P and W Co located at 1314 First Ave. A large stock of high grade brushes is also available for customers seeking quality art supplies.
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