Big Surap Among State Democrats
After progressive Democrats pressed them, King County Democratic club leaders George Murphy and J Roy Derford called an executive meeting for April 10 to discuss delegate selection for the state convention at Walla Walla on May 6. Harmonites favor a hand picked delegation split among Harmon Clark and Wilson. The plan aims to delay delegates beyond primaries while Wilsonites oppose it.
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George Murphy
J. Roy Derford
King County Democratic Club
Walla Walla
Heth Murphy
Elford
Ohio
Bryan
Rosenhaupt Seen As Next Legislature Promoter
Rosenhaupt is viewed by state lawmakers as a potential promoter for advancement within the legislature, with supporters urging his promotion based on current achievements.
Legislature latere figures in 1911 race notes
Edgar Wright and W. T. Christensen represented the 42nd district in 1911. Clark, a longtime North End resident, serves as vault clerk in the county clerk's office. C. F. Wilt, a lawyer, is grooming for legislative honors from the 44th district.
Aspirants Consider Lieutenant Governor Post Amid Bid for Higher Office
The passage notes several figures eyeing the lieutenant governor role including Senator Paullanius, former Senate president, and Senator Rath, a former Senate president, along with Beaalee de a Hooth of Séaffie and Dr J A Ghent seen as hopefuls. The piece discusses the race without confirming any candidate.
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United States
Paullanius
Cotty
Senate
Rath
A. Hooth
Séaffie
J. A. Ghent
No Headway on Phone Muddle
Manager Pradiey writes to the city council claiming no progress in negotiating municipal equity with the Independent company. The attorney for the company says the letter is an offer to begin negotiations. Pacific Telephone repeats it will not seek a waiver of existing Lancet rates for two years.
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Sunicipal
McMicken
Pacific Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Man jumps from third floor to avoid arrest in Corona apartments
Police chase ends when J. B. Carroll leaps from a third floor window at Corona apartments. He lands on the pavement with minor injuries as detectives, aided by a gunfire exchange, capture him while raiding a prisoner’s room and seizing jewelry. Separately, Jack Barberis pursues exclusive rights to the Frisco label for a beanery and seeks to compel rivals to remove a competing sign. Judge Dykeman denies a temporary restraining order, with a permanent injunction hearing planned.
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Corona Apartments
Henry Rodger
Carroll
Jack Barberis
Seattle
James St
San Francisco
Judge Dykeman
A. Marinovitch
Mitchit
Cherry St
Woman and white poodle roam streets amid unsettled minds
A woman and her white poodle attract attention as they move through the area, reflecting a sense of restlessness and lack of peace of mind described in the brief passage.
Diet factors in health two key points palatability and efficiency
The article argues nutrition should balance efficiency and economy with palatability. It notes cereals offer economy but varied foods are needed, as wheat alone or game like quail become distasteful, and individual choice is essential when health is disturbed.
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Turkey
Dear Misa Grey: A crippe's appeal for rights and pay
A crippled flower vendor writes from the Germania cafe describing loss of business after police action and eviction. He asks if he can recover costs for unsold flowers, vases, and lost time, seeking legal help to collect contract damages. The adviser urges caution, notes potential remedy for property losses, and offers pro bono legal aid.
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Misa Grey
Germania Cafe
George A. Floran
Boy seeks reading list for 16 year old
A letter asks for suitable books for a clean minded boy of sixteen. The writer requests entertaining recommendations while distinguishing real friendship from adult romantic material and seeks guidance on appropriate titles.
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Mine Grey
Mercury shoes blend ostrich feathers with footwear flair
Fashion trend spreads as designers fix ostrich tips to soles. The quirky fad favors bold feather accents on shoes, canceling feather use on hats and headwear.
Ideas for a Cottage Board on Shared Space
A reader 22 seeks advice on running a small cottage boarding house for women. The expert notes age limits and suggests partnering with an older woman, sharing capital, and choosing a house with multiple light housekeeping rooms for women, not far from city amenities.
Dear Mixes Grey Advice Column on Privacy and Behavior
A reader questions dating norms for a 16 year old girl and her 15 year old friend sharing a photo and attending a class play. The advisor warns against sharing images without parental permission and cautions about kissing over a fence and parental blame, urging sensible behavior and family guidance.
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Mixes Grey
It Came from My Interest in English
A humorous anecdote about learning English roots and a Philadelphia bash by an actor. The tale recalls a clash over language and city praise, highlighting Greek and Latin derivations and the phrase unique meaning one. The piece contrasts admiration with mockery of Philadelphia.
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Thabit
Philadelphia
Dowle Widow Aims to Lead Zionist Revival in Chicago
Mrs. Dowle, widow of John Alexander Dowle, seeks to revive the Zionist movement in Chicago. She claims divine will guides her and that she can heal by faith and prayer, gathering about a thousand original adherents to shape policies. Four generations attend Mary Hettinger 83rd birthday in New Rochelle.
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Mary Hettinger
Coligny Av
New Rochelle
N. Y
A Woman's Own Money Dear Miss Grey
A reader asks if her husband can claim money saved before marriage. She explains selling her house, receiving payments, and him contributing from his wages. The adviser says the husband cannot touch her pre marriage funds and must pay her doctor if needed. Keep funds in her own name in a separate bank.
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Miss Grey
Two Friends and a Girl Dear Miss Grey
A reader asks how to handle a love triangle at a bakery with two male friends and a woman. Miss Grey advises an open affair among all three only if honesty and fairness prevail. jealousy could cause trouble.
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Miss Grey
M. M
Quotation from Leviticus Clarified by Letter Reader
An admirer asks where in the Bible the line that the land should not be sold forever appears. The answer points to Leviticus, chapter 25, in the context of the year of Jubilee and land tenure.
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Mise Grey
How to Care for Baby When Mother Votes
Mrs. Lena H. Wallace, state organizer of the W C T U, instructs Kansas women on caring for infants while voting. She presents two methods: leave father at home or arrange adult help, ensuring the mother can participate in the election process without neglecting childcare.
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Lena H. Wallace
Kansas
University District baseball team name idea
A reader suggests naming the University District boys baseball team the U. D. s or Uds as a simple campus nickname for a university district club. The proposal aims for a concise, easy to promote team label.
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Miss Grey
University District
Uds
Pick the beam from your own eye
Dear reader, a wife asks if she may attend dances while her husband, though kind and hardworking, objects. The response urges self examination, patience, and letting love guide behavior. It warns that a jealous stance harms harmony and suggests she yield to his reasonable preference.
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Mite Grey
Cleveland bout recap and notes on varied topics
The report notes Harry Forbes defeated Sammy Kellar in ten rounds in Cleveland Ohio on October 16 1911. It also mentions silk cargo priorities and miscellaneous items about manuscripts guns and a Montreal born actress Rose Stahl with details on her birth name and tour.
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Harry Forbes
Sammy Kellar
Cleveland
Ohio
Rose Stahl
Montreal
Wm. Bonelli
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