Dying Girl Recovers Her Health In A Day
Dorothy Kerin of London in February 18 1910 miracle recovered from blindness and illness after doctors declared hopeless. She awoke to smiles from family and described an angel guiding her to stand and walk which colleagues and public accepted as a miraculous healing.
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London
Dorothy Kerin
Milkwood Road
Wells
Mise Kertn
England
Mise Dorothy
Ashe
Careet
Alma and Allen in steamy theater posters spark censorship clash
Alma is photographed with her arm around a man on a green parlor sofa, then shown on town billboards hugging her steady. Ad billboards promise a kiss at the Metropolitan next week. Rev. Shayler seeks mayor and theatre board action to remove the posters as too shocking.
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Alma
Metropolitan
Alina
Shayler
Board of Theatre Censors
Got His Goat Becomes Police Hunt In Los Angeles
John Berner appealed to police claiming someone took his baby’s goat and the doctor warned no other milk would be safe. Sergeant Reynolds ordered two detectives to pursue the dinner’s culprit in a case described as urgent scarcity.
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Los Angeles
John Berner
Reynolds
Man Falls Three Floors to Death at Wintonia Hotel
Frank Miller 30 one of Pure Milk Dairy drivers died after dropping from the third floor to the basement of the Wintonia hotel in Pike at Saturday night. He had just picked up a rush milk can and, navigating in darkness, struck a banister and fell down three levels. He died two hours later at Miner Hospital. Miller lived at 606 Federal and leaves a wife and child.
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Frank Miller
Wintonia Hotel
Pike
Miller
Wintonia
Ume
Miner Hospital
Federal Ae
Girl Aviator Killed in Training Flight Capsize
Misd Sanne Hernard, a 19 year old aviator, was killed today during a pilot license examination. The trainee swung a sharp turn, an eddy capsized the trainer, and the aircraft fell 260 feet, crushing her beneath the engine.
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Etamps
Dmisd
Sanne Hernard
Piiot
Liicense
Yen
Who's Who at the Commercctal Club Session
A star chamber session will be held at the Commercial club to morrow night with President Wiltshire and the railroad and navigation committee members in stellar roles. No new members will be initiated. The old ones must pay back dues to join the fun. Weather reports promise a hot time as the harbor island propositions merit review by the terminal business group.
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Wiltshire
Railroad and Navigation Committee
Meritn
Harbor Island
Fire at Wiarda Chemical Works Destroys Brooklyn Plant
A fire at the Wiarda Chemical Works in Brooklyn caused about $206,000 in damage and sparked violent explosions endangering firefighters. The blaze forced many nearby residents to flee as smoke and flames engulfed the factory district. In related dispatches Col. Roosevelt appeared for jury duty in Mineola on March 11.
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New York
Wiarda Chemical Works
Brooklyn
Mineola
Col. Roosevelt
Seasonal Announcements Prompt Households To Prepare For Winter
A brisk domestic exchange urges readiness for cold weather with chores including roof repair furnace upkeep water quality care and coal budgeting. The dialogue hints at lighter tasks like sewing and school supplies as a family anticipates education and winter needs.
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John
Henry
Willie
Scott
Baden-Powell Defends Boy Scout Movement Amid Uproar
General Sir Robert Baden-Powell spoke in Portland about boy scouts not being a military cult. He said rival groups and socialist cadet displays fed misperceptions, and he stressed scouting aims to form honorable, efficient men. He announced no admission charge for a lecture at the Metropolitan Theatre and planned travel to Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, and Hong Kong on the 16th.
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Robert Baden-Powell
Boy Scout Movement
Cma'l
Portland
England
Hearst
Western
America
Sir Robert Arwked
Baden Powell
By Scouts of the World
Sir Francis Vane
London
Francis Vane
Baden-Powell
Metropolitan Theatre
Vancouver
Victoria
Seattle
Hongkong
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Boy Scouts Movement
Be Happy Wed When 21 Be Married Early Says Professor
Boston March 11. Professor William F Boos of Massachusetts General Hospital told the Wentworth Century club the state should aid poor young men to marry between 21 and 26. He argued early marriages raise morality and that financial aid is needed if young men cannot marry without help.
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William F. Boos
Massachusetts General Hosital
Flora Hil Sinks After Collision Off Harbor
A passenger and freight steamer Flora Hil en route between Chicago and Kenosha struck ice floes, creating a large hole and beginning to sink two miles off the harbor. Thirty one people, including passengers and crew, escaped by wading 600 feet to a safe area and were picked up by tugs.
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United Presse
Chicago
Flora Hil
Kenosha
Thin Harbor
See
Beard freezes to ground wife chops loose in winter
In North Caldwell New Jersey on March 11 Charles Gordon’s 60 year old beard froze to the ground after a fall at a water pump Mrs Gordon used a kitchen knife to free him The beard was reduced to a goatee and Gordon needed a barber visit for the trim
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Caldwell
N. J
Charles Gordon
Jersey
Kasex County
Gordon
Widow Smith Solves Job Dilemma With Day Nursery
After Bill Smith’s death the widow faces childcare and work. Seattle’s Day Nursery at 1115 Ninth Ave offers 10 cent daily care for 25 children, with meals, naps, play, and a kindergarten story hour, letting mothers return to work.
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Widow Smith
Seattle Day Nursery
Mray Smith
Killed by Auto at Bellingham In Fatal Crash
W S Brisbane a real estate dealer is dead after an automobile tied up with a wagon near Bellingham. Hugh Eldredge postmaster and A S Wilson of Wilson Nobles and Barr along with F W Neal and C B Abrahams were badly injured as the car struck a wagon and left the road. Brisbane died at the hospital at 4 AM. Wilson sustains multiple broken ribs and other injuries while the rest escaped with serious but non fatal injuries.
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W. L. Brisbane
Hugh Eldredge
BeLlingham
W. S. Brisbane
A. S. Wilson
Wilson, Nobles and Barr
F. W. Neal
C. B. Abrahams
Brisbane
Wilson
Congress Acts for Moving Pictures
Mounting the rostrum in the house, Champ Clark addressed lawmakers about moving pictures to boost his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. The chamber was lit by strong electric lights as officials, reporters, and clerks lined the rostrum, the sergeant at arms holding the mace as the speaker called the House to order.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Clark
Murder in Chinatown Tong War Sparks Police Probe
Wah Lee, a tong leader, was found slain in his cartage store in Chinatown. The body lay in a chair with $380 in gold on the table and a silken gag securing the victim, while a silk cord bound his neck. Authorities tie the killing to an extension of tong conflicts from other West Coast cities.
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108
Angeles
Wah Lee
Oriental Carto
Chinatown
Appeal On Eight Hour Law Fine For Antlers Hotel
Mrs F M McLain of the Antlers hotel appeals a $40 fine for two violations of the eight hour law for women. Judge Ronald oversees the hearing as Mrs McLain faces charges she allowed Mary and Louise McArdie to work beyond eight hours as chambermaids. The initial trial before Justice Fred Brown resulted in $20 in each case.
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F. M. McLain
Antlers Hotel
Ronald
Mclain
Mary
Louise McArdie
Fred Brown
Fight Opens Here or Roosevelt Fight Opens Here
A campaign to send a solid King county delegation for Roosevelt to the Republican state convention at Aberdeen on May 15 will begin at a mask meeting in Arcade hall Friday night March 15. Signers of the call include Senator Dan Landon, George H. Walker, Dr. Walter Kelton, Ivan L. Brick, G. H. Revelle, John H. Perry, T. P. Reveille, C Allen Date, Otway Pardee, M. J. Carbeek, Max Wardall, C. B. Congleton, J.Y. C. Kellogg and K. C. Beaton.
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King County
Roosevelt
Aberdeen
Arcade Hall
Dan Landon
George H. Walker
Walter Kelton
Ivan L. Brick
G. H. Revelle
John H. Perry
T. P. Reveille
C. Allen Date
Otway Pardee
M. J. Carkeek
Max Wardall
C. BE. Congleton
J.Y. C. Kellogg
K. C. Beaton
Champ Bests Woodrow in Kansas Delegates Split
Kansas convention results show 12 delegates to the national convention pledged to Speaker Champ Clark and eight to Gov. Woodrow Wilson. Clark leads the state convention setup but cannot control delegates from congressional districts ahead of the Thursday meeting in Topeka.
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Champ
Woodrow
Kansas
Topeka
Rap
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Clark
European coal strikes threaten quick paralysis of industry
London reports coal strikes expanding in the United Kingdom Germany and France as of March 11. Observers fear Europe’s coal supply may be exhausted soon with France’s 24 hour walkout seen as a prelude to a general strike possibly impacting Belgian fields.
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Europe
London
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Arcade hall owners seek alaskan bar license renewal
Charles Berryman and Ludovic Dallagiovinna, operators of the Arcade dance hall, apply for renewal of their saloon license for the Alaskan bar. The council meeting this afternoon is expected to deny the renewal.
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Charles Berryman
Ludovic Dallagiovinna
Arcade
Lcense
Missing school funds warrant fuels Contra Costa mail hunt
In Richmond on March 11 a missing paper worth 30 000 is reported linking a 16 389 warrant drawn by City Auditor McVittle on City Treasurer Crary. The warrant was cashed in Martinez and mailed January 31 to First National for collection but never arrived. United States sleuths pursue leads.
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Richmond
Contra Costa County
McVittle
Crary
L. N. Buttner
Martinez
First National
United States
First NM Legislature opens with Republican two thirds win
The first New Mexico state legislature opens a three months session with Republicans holding a two thirds majority in both houses. The senatorial race begins within ten days and may extend the session. Solomon Luna could win on the first ballot if he announces.
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New Mexico
Solomon Luna
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