Asthma Adverts at 1416 W Harrison Queen Anne
An old classified style notice lists asthma treatment offerings at 1416 West Harrison Avenue with contact Queen Anne 3127. It presents a brief advertisement for bronchial asthma remedies.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1914
Page
7
Seattle Boss Tealy's Understudy Hitting Hero
Old Sol hid the sky as a small crowd watched Seattle beat Bothell 2 to 0. Roy Brown starred with three singles in four at bats and Charley Swain battled in right field as Seattle's Tilks opened the year with a win and a lineup shuffle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Tealy
Roy Brown
Brown
Tenley
New York Favours Willie Ritchie Ahead of Title Fight
New York prefers Willie Ritchie over other rivals and expects the Californian to go to the metropolis after his April 17 match in San Francisco with Harlem Tommy Murphy. Ritchie is slated to fight Freddie Welsh if he advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Coast
Willie Ritchie
Metropolis
San Francisco
Harlem Tommy Murphy
Freddie Welsh
Jeanette Drawing Offers After Victory Over Carpentier
March 23 report from Paris notes American heavyweight Joe Jeanette flooded with offers after his 15 round victory over Georges Carpentier in a Saturday night bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Joe Jeannette
Georges Carpentier
Mc Mahan Adds to Governorship Field in Oregon Race
Salem March 23 With the Republican L H Mc Mahan announced the field for governor grows to fifteen candidates. The announcement increases the crowded race as contenders vie for the state leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Or
L. H. McMahan
All Diseases of Men and Women Offered Without Surgery
A Northwest hospital superintendent condemns unnecessary operations and cites Colorado’s law against removing healthy appendices. The ad promises treatment for chronic and nervous disorders with a broad list of ailments, offering consultation and moderate prices with early morning to evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Colorado
Ajl
Cross to fight Welsh in Vernon April bout of 20 rounds
In Los Angeles on March 23 Fred Die Welsh and Leach Cross agreed to a 20 round match at Vernon on April 28 with contracts signed. In San Francisco promoter Coffroth plans matches in the same vein pairing Ritchie Murphy Cross and Welsh against Ad Wolgast who is to be paid $50,000, per the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Freddie Welsh
Leach Cross
Vernon
San Francisco
Coffroth
Ritchie
Murphy
Cross
Welsh
Ad Wolgast
Berth Fullerton Writes and Federal League Camp Preview
The report from Shreveport outlines Chicago Federal League camp strength with Tinker as manager and a mix of veterans and hopefuls. Notable names include Art Wilson Jimmy Block Mulvaney Seaton and Be ck Jackson plus Kading infield options and outfield picks like Alex Zwilling formerly of the White Sox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Chicago
Tinker
Third Man Fails To Swim The Bay
John M. Pigott, a local swimmer and Pacific coast squadron champion, attempted a 20 mile swim from West Seattle to the waterfront on a Sunday afternoon. He quit within a quarter mile of his goal due to cramps from icy water, signaling his launch crew to reel him in. Pigott had previously swum 3 miles in 1 minute 27 seconds at a 1910 Panama event and faced a field of 20 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simming
John M. Pigott
West Seattle
Pigott
Pacific Coast Squadron
Panama
Rodetruck Edges Davidson In Close Contest
Rodetruck beat Davidson 3 to 1 with Malis 5, Newitt 3, Stevene 3 and Hewitt 3 scoring, Kalle-Off Malle provided the assist. Umpire Kelly officiated the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
Malis
Newitt
Stevene
Kalle
Malle
Hewitt
Stevens
Kelly
Soccer forfeits and results in Northwest matchups
Two games were forfeited Sunday in the Northwest as Tacoma gave way to Seattle Celtics and Seattle Uniteds to Tacoma Nationals. Carbonaée routed Franklin 4 to 0, while Black Diamond beat Fort Lawton 2 to 0. A brief disturbance involved two lady spectators in the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Tacoma
Seattle Celtics
Seattle Uniteds
Tacoma Nationals
Carbonaée
Franklin
Black Diamond
Fort Lawton
Butler Fends Off Challengers In White House Pocket-Billiards
Blondy Butler impressed fans with a 100 to 38 victory in last night’s White House parlor handicap match. Earlier Striker surged to a 100 to 77 win over Farrell, marking his best tourney performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondy Butler
White House
Butler
Farrell
Sports glimpses and notes from a bygone era
A mixed casino of sports bits notes golf hopes for a fan, boxing ban talk in New York, swim championship in San Francisco, Olympic links, and wrestling and baseball training insights. Highlights include Ritchie seeking golf glory, Harry Hebner’s tank records, and Clark Griffiths coaching pitchers in front of a mirror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry J. Hebner
Uncle Sam
Stockholm
Pea
Boston Dentists Advertise at 1420 Second Avenue
An old newspaper card promotes dental services in Boston at 1420 Second Avenue opposite Bon Marche. It touts finest production of dental art and appeals to local residents seeking quality care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Bon Marche
Special Alaska Edition to Promote Seattle Efforts
The SEATTLE COMMERCIAL CLUB in cooperation with the SEE AMERICA FIRST MAGAZINE publishes a Seattle Edition to benefit Seattle and duplicated for Alaska. Copies cost 25 cents and may be secured at the Seattle Commercial Club Postal Telegraph Building First Avenue and Columbia Street. subscribers are urged to collect their copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America First
United States
Seattle Commercial Club
Seattle
Alaska
Postal Telegraph Building
First Avenue
Columbia Street
Telephone
City Manager Won't Run Police Plan Favored by Panel
The charter revision committee discussed firing thresholds for the city manager by petition, council dismissal with three fourths vote, and idling out police control proposals. A separate plan would place police under three commissioners or elected appointees, while a fire and police board plan was not favored. Dr. Herman Brauer proposed saving 50,000 yearly by abolishing primaries and moving to biennial general elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umsteen
Charter Revision Committee
Fire and Police Board
Herman A. Brauer
University of Washington
Rebels attack suburbs of Torreon in major Mexican battle
Troops under Generals Verdans Hernandez Rodriguez assault Lerdo and Jomez Palacio near Torreon, with Villa directing artillery against Lerdo. Four thousand troops under Ortega Garcia Pereyra threaten suburbs while Villa guards exit routes as heavy losses mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerdo
Mex
Torreon
Verdans
Hernandez
Rodriguez
Villa
Angeles
Carranza
Ortega
Garcia
Pereyra
Jomez Palacio
Contreras
el Veriel
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CITY
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