Sellers Cabinet Ad Promises Unmatched Kitchen Convenience
In an ornate promotion, a Sellers cabinet touts superior features unseen in other cabinets. It claims 300 to 400 article capacity, oak construction, enamel interior, polished metal top, gravity door catches, sanitary glass doors, nickel hinges, and exclusive patents. The ad invites visits to compare and promises no extra cost for the advanced design.
Immediate Clearance of Odd Bedroom Furniture Lot
Odd pieces including dressers chiffoniers dressing tables and beds in varied woods and styles. About 100 items offered to dispose quickly with bargain sale prices listed for walnut mahogany and oak pieces including beds dressers chiffoniers and dressing tables with discounts from original tags.
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Votes on State Legislation
The 400 Chamber of Commerce executive committee and bureau discuss potential state legislation of interest to the bureau. Speakers include Dr Eugene Murphy and William Short addressing immigration restrictions. Margaret Hodge leads church task remarks at Plymouth Church with others, and Oscar Beagle headlines at the Masonic Temple.
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Miracle meet at Trinity Church by English healer James Hickson
Trinity Church hosts a revival led by James Moore Hickson, described as an English Christian healer, in a program described as a miracle gathering. The event occurs under local religious auspices and features additional lectures on social topics at nearby venues.
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Meetne Neon
Meves
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Ileake
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Beattie and Seattle residents listed by name and address
A long OCR list shows numerous individuals with ages and Seattle Beattie addresses, including Lucy Beattie, Mildred Kippola, Edith Finball, Daisy Radford, Wendell Barham, George Davis, and others. The names appear with varying street addresses and cities like Bremerton and Poulsbo, indicating a residential directory snippet.
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Frank
Seattie
Bickle
Lucy
Beattie
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Seattle
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Holgar
Genevieve
Dornes
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Eooce
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Davis
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Barham
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Finball
Edith
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Ene
Kippola
Mildred Pearton
Utay
Pedra Port Pohetay
Amey
Wve May
Gray
Paul B
Bremerton
Agnes M. Dremerton
Legal Ulon
Raymond P. Beattie
Rorktman
Thelma
Francesa
Bubterd
George Henry
Ugiaa
Margaret
Moody
William W
Portland
Cameron
Maltic Vera
Oldaker
William A. Scottie
Lagat Oe
Minnie M
Beatle Legal
Willam Daniel
Wilma J
Hwan
Ay Carroll
Marper
Bernice Hetes
Wold
Albert
Leeal Myer, Synneve
Heattla
Lagal Watta
William
Bushnell
Mra Milda
Wonder
Edward Joseph
White
Mary Grace
Heattie
Woman Attempting Suicide After Note From Jack Davis
Irene Ward, 26, ate 20 grains of poison in her room at the San Juan apartments 1326 Seventh Avenue after a note from painter Jack Davis said he was going on a long journey. She was rushed to City Hospital in serious condition and refused to reveal her name. The patient, known to residents as Mrs Irene Davis, berated attendants for not letting her finish the job.
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Irene Ward
San Juan Apts
City Hospital
San Juan Apta
Mra
Irene Davia
Man Dressed Down in Public At Nagle Street Incident
A man undressed in view of the public Monday morning prompting Motorcycle Patrolman J. J. Rush to chase to a garage at 1719 Nagle Place. A pile of army clothes was found. the man had already left the scene.
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J. J. Rush
1719 Nagle Pl
Trousseau Burns Donor Gifts Teacher New Wardrobe
Residents of the Campbell school district near Renton gave Miss Margery Long, a teacher, a $100 donation on Monday to buy a new trousseau after her home was burned in a fire Saturday night.
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Renton
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Trousseau
Bible Stolen on Interurban Train Suspected
R. G. Forbes reports his father bound Bible stolen Sunday night on an interurban ride. He suspects three Filipino boys being involved. He filed a police report at 712 49th Ave North.
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R. GC Forbes
49Th Ave. N
Sailor Foiled by Prowler at Stanley Hotel
Fort Lawton sailor F N Burrill woke Sunday night to a prowler leaving his room at the Stanley hotel with Burrill’s purse containing $30. The incident prompted a police report and an investigation into the hotel security.
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F. N. Burrill
Fort Lawton
Stanley Hotel
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Advised For Preventive Use
An old public health notice advises taking Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets as a preventive measure against colds grip and influenza. It urges looking for Bh. W. Grove’s signature on the box before purchase.
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Bh. W. Grove
STATES RIGHTS LIQUOR ISSUE AT SUPREME COURT BATTLE
March 8 The legality of constitutional prohibition is argued before theU S Supreme Court in a battle among federal government dry forces and liquor interests over whether prohibition can be maintained as a constitutional amendment and if the enforcement law is valid. The case pits states rights against federal power. Also noted are local police disciplinary actions involving Dry Squad officers over suspected theft and reported raids.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Dred Beatt
Census figures show Everett population surge in 1910s
The Census Bureau lists Everett Washington at 27 614 residents, up 2 800 people or 11 3 percent since 1910. Ottumwa Iowa rises to 23 003 and Lewiston Maine to 21 707 with increases of 991 (45 percent) and 6 460 (28 percent) respectively.
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Washington
Everett
Wash
Ottumwa
Iowa
Lewiston
Former Sheriff Appointed New King County Constable
Former Sheriff James Woollery, once sheriff of King County, was appointed constable on Monday by county commissioners to replace James Lambert who resigned after pleading guilty to graft on Friday afternoon.
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James Woollery
King County
James Lambert
Danderine Promises Hair Beauty and Vitality
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that adds length, thickness, shine, and vitality. It claims the product refreshes the scalp, checks dandruff, prevents shedding, and restores color and brightness with a 50 cent bottle at drug or toilet counters.
Pedestrians Hit by Auto This Year
A Seattle Star report lists pedestrians struck by cars in January and February. Names, ages, and locations include an unidentified 20 year old at Broadway and Pine. Albert Rollienson at Occidental and Yersier Way. an unidentified 65 year old on Havenside Bridge. The article notes 138 January and 67 February incidents with a 71 reduction and urges a traffic division in the police department.
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Pike
Irl
Broadway and
Pine At
Field Cone
Olet Ave. &. W
Albert Rollienson
16Th Ave
Occidental Ave
Yersier Way
L Rollenson
James Robinson
Walnut Are
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Council
Star
Seattle
The
Republicans Convene in Chicago for National Conventions Plans
In Chicago the Republican National Committee met to finalize preliminary convention plans. Will Hays led the session stating the chairman's duty is to elect the candidate. Attendees included Herrt Adams Pabler Cook Hem enway and others with Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and Frank Hitchcock returning as Wood supporters. Governor Lowden of Illinois traveled to New York for a speaking engagement tomorrow night.
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Oklahoma
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Kansas
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Wyoming
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Illinois
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Michigan
R. E Willama
Oregon
Leonard Wood
Frank L. Hitchcock
Wood
Frank C. Lowden
Minois
New York
Maj Smith Holds Coast Air Record
Maj A D Smith, an airborne aviator, today holds the record for a one day flight from Seattle to San Diego. He covered 1150 miles Saturday in nine hours and 42 minutes of flying time. He landed in San Diego at 5 05 p m.
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A D. Smith
Armng
Seattle
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