Dentist Combines Ethics Code Denounced by Public
Edwin J. Brown denounces the Washington State Dental Combine claiming its ethics contract hurts honest practitioners and limits patient access. He asserts that the public, as the highest court, found him not guilty and vows to continue serving with fair pricing and open offices until late.
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Combine
Washington Dental Society
State Dental Board
State Dental Combine
Prems
Old Missouri
Texas
California
Oregon
Washington
Edwin J. Brown
D. D
First Ave
Heinze Found Guilty by Jury in Copper Books Case
Arthur P. Heinze was found guilty by a jury in a United States treble court of corruptly impeding justice through his link to the disappearance of the United States Copper company’s books. Sentence suspended until October 11 to pressure restoration of the missing records. Maximum penalty three months in jail or a $600 fine.
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United Pree
New York
Arthur P. Heinze
United States
United States Copper Company
Heinte
Tucker marriage ends by desertion in Chicago
Mrs. Mary Eitenbeth Lagan Tucker will seek a decree of divorce from Col. Willam M. Tucker in the superior court. The couple have reached agreement after his retirement from active U S army service. The action, filed by Mrs Tucker, cites desertion as the grounds for divorce.
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United Press
Chicago
Notton
Harnes
Superior Court
Mra
Mary Eitenbeth Lagan Tucker
Col
Willam M. Tucker
United States Army
Notorious trunk murder case up for new trial
The California Supreme Court denied the state's rehearing petition and granted Mrs Arme Ledoux a new trial on the charge of murdering her common law husband Albert N McVicar. The McVicar trunk murder drew wide attention on the Pacific coast three years ago. Whether the case will be retried or dropped remains uncertain.
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Peren
Ban Prancisco
Supreme Court
Statoe
Arme Ledoux
Albert N. McVicar
Pacific
John R Considine Dies at 48 in New York
John R Considine, long a leading figure in sports and business ventures, died at his home in New York from pneumonia at age 48. He was part owner of the Hotel Metropole and had wide interests in American sports and connected enterprises.
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New York
John RR. Considine
Con
Hotel Metropole
Tragic Deaths In New Westminster
Frank Bowell, a prominent young man from New Westminster British Columbia, was run over by a wagon when the horse took fright while he was unloading. He died at the hospital immediately. A year earlier his father was killed in the same manner by the same team.
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United Press
New Westminster
B. C
Frank Bowell
Blnetty
Destroyers to Leave Vallejo for Seattle Next Week
Five destroyers Hull Truxton Whipple Paul Jones and Hopking are under orders to depart Vallejo California for Seattle soon with sailing orders pending. Officials expect they will set out early next week for the North.
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Hy United Press
Vallejo
Cal
Hull
Truxton
Whipple
Paul Jones
Hopking
Seattle
Beach bill creates state college fund custodian
At yesterday's afternoon Senate session the beach bill was approved unanimously. It provides that the state treasurer shall become the custodian of the State College fund.
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Olympia
Senate
Gold Nuggets Found In Goose Remains At Hoquiam Hotel
A goose killed at the Grayport hotel yields three gold nuggets hidden in its gizzard. The find sparks talk of a possible inheritance tax collection as state officials report tax receipts from Batley Gateert's King county estate. Abdul Hamid’s cash deposits rise to about 21.6 million pounds in the Imperial bank of Germany. Mapleine Ice Cream Cone promotion ends with claim of delicious taste.
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City United Presa Hoquiam
Grayport
Ity United Presa
Olympia
Ax Commission
Batley Gateert
King County
Mynite Press
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Ultan
Turkey
Imperial Bank of
Germany
Chuck Connors Tells Chinatown Sunday School Girl Tale
Chuck Connors described as Chinatown mayor tells a tale from New York about a girl from Chinatown and a brutal incident. He recalls barroom witnesses, a father figure, and a woman blamed for letting her child be involved. The story centers on violence and different social backgrounds converging in a single event.
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Chuck Connors
Chinatown
New York
Biate Sigel
Cuck Connora
Tia
Chuck Connore
Barney Flynn
Bowery
Miele Bige
Mott and Pollata
New York's Chinatown
Hidden tale of a Chinatown peril and a fallen girl
A speaker recounts a disturbing story of a young girl drawn to Chinatown and a life of danger. He describes a Sunday school worker who encounters the girl, who is later found in jeopardy near Central Park, with the narrator detailing how neighbors and a family tried to intervene and rescue her.
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Buchanan
Furlong
New York
Central Park
Léthet
Bowery
Chinatown
Nellie
Sean
Tampa
Surprising Eye Care Restores Mrs T A La Shure
Mrs T A La Shure reports long suffering from daily headaches dizziness back and kidney pain and nervous strain. After consultation with Dr F W Dickey at 204 205 People's Bank Bldg on March 3 1909 eye strain was identified corrected with glasses and pass lenses followed by electric treatments improving circulation and nervous system. she claims complete relief and praise for Dr Dickey now wearing lenses comfortably.
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F. W Dickey
People’s Bank
Tam
Dickey Ang
Dickey
T. A. LA Cross
Germany
Iam
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Nas
Heinze
John R. Considine
Tom Considine
Pollat
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Land
Reese
Pell St
Central
Bioes
Tannhacker
Claussen Brewing Ass
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Victor
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Westlake Ave
Dak
Doe
MR. T. A. LA Shure
F. W. Dickey
Second and
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
R. M. Boyd
Second Avenue
Seattle, Wash
R. M. Calkins
White Building
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