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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1916
Page
2
Fresno based dental practice touts rapid growth claiming patient satisfaction fuels referrals and repeat visits. It announces adding another highly qualified dentist to its staff and highlights modern equipment, painless techniques, and a commitment to affordable, guaranteed work.
De.t. Clark listed as manager at 2405 Third Avenue with cross streets W Cor and Union. The fragment identifies a location and contact cue for a business.
The Royal Dutch Lloyd line announced that investigations proved all passengers and crew were saved when the Tubantia sank after a terrific explosion while at anchor.
An old age health advert promotes Cascarets as a gentle daily laxative. It claims aging belts of the bowels slow, needing regular help to avoid constipation, with the pill box priced at 10 cents and usable overnight.
Relentless American columns and air cover push toward Francisco Villa as Gen Pershing skirts towns to avoid triggering local unrest. Dodd’s force advances from Janos with plans to cross into Mexico. 19,000 troops may join the chase, expected to last months.
Los Angeles reports arrests may come soon in the Hoover poison candy mystery. A Mansfield California recipient received a tainted box mailed from Long Beach. Arsenic detected in analyses and motive suggested involves Mrs. Hoover's estranged marriage and sister Mrs. Roger claiming jealousy.
In Oroville California March 18 Rev. Madison Slaughter faces a key veracity question with two women at issue. Mrs. Clark Camper emerges as the major alibi, claiming she was at Slaughter’s home when the Lamson case was alleged, though she did not see Gertrude Lamson there. On cross she admitted kissing Slaughter and said she cared for him as a father.
Miss Mary F. Rausch, head of the housekeepers conference at the University of Washington, told housewives on Friday to avoid tipping chairs, noisily eating, and improper table manners. She titled the session "Table Setting and Serving."
The Panama-California International Exposition of 1916 in San Diego was formally dedicated today. Secretary of the Interior Lane representing President Wilson and California Governor Johnson led principal speeches amid bright walls and crowds of San Diegans and visitors.
Secretary Daniels acting for President Wilson pressed the button in the White House at 3 p.m. to formally open the new San Diego exposition. London dispatch notes a Dutch wreck near Palmebank with fifty sailors saved. cause of the sinking was not released.
Margaret Fay Whittemore of Washington D C national organizer for the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage will address the Commercial Club Saturday at noon.
The tablet form allows early illness checking and protects against coughs colds and catarrhal conditions. PERMNA relieves catarrh and is easy to take. It acts quickly making it valuable for those exposed to weather and rain and useful as a post illness tonic.
The trial of Capt. Frank R. Buckley, resigned, of Company D, Second Infantry N W is continued. The state seeks 666.04 for missing equipment from his quarters. Buckley claims theft by unknown persons. National Guard officers testify $10 000 to $16 000 of stores were lost over several years.
El Paso reports Colonel Dodd's cavalry arriving at Dublan today, easing the threat to Mormons there from Villista forces. Dublan lies south of Casas Grandes as U S troops advance, with the Tenth Cavalry forming much of the relief also said to have entered Mexico from Hachita. Army officials say Col Dodd exhausted his men and horses rushing to aid Americans.
Theodore Penekamp entertained women friends at 1108 Sixth Avenue Friday night. He woke in the city hospital Saturday morning as police say the women doped him and took his money.
A group found Mrs. G. D. Fackler of 2228 Boylston Ave N lying on Tenth Ave N between Blaine and Garfield Aves with cuts and bruises after being struck by a car around 10 o clock Friday night. They took her to Minor Hospital.
Waterfront detectives guard an 80 ton cannon at Smiths Cove that has arrived from the East for delivery to the Russian government. Decks of a large freighter must be cut away to load the weapon for shipment.
A vessel named La Providencia, matching the Eclipse description, runs aground on the Mexico coast south of the Rio Grande with a Mexican crew aboard. One sailor is identified as a former Villa officer.
A large motor truck driven by K Morita ran away after its engine died and brakes failed on Priest Hill Friday afternoon. The vehicle careened downhill before stopping, causing minor injuries to the driver and prompting an emergency response.
A vehicle started backward down a hill and crashed through the window of Kalem Poultry Co at 84 W Priest. Morita was thrown from the truck but not injured.
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