Moon Influenced Murderer Caught After 3-Year Hunt
Police arrest Loving Mitchell in St Louis as the so called moon influenced ax murderer linked to a spree across five states from Colorado Springs to Monmouth. He faces charges for the Dawson family killings and related ax murders by the spree’s end in 1914.
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Jim
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Jacob Mislich
Margaret Mansfield
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Chicago
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Regal Dentists Earn Praises From Congress Staff
A letter from Barney Martin of the 8th District lauds Regal Dentists for painless treatment of an ulcerated tooth. He praises their method, materials, and low prices and plans to return for further work.
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Congress
Barney Martin
Jane Addams Unable to Visit Seattle League Speech
A letter from Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago informs Malcolm Douglas, chair of the Municipal League program committee, that she cannot visit Seattle to speak next month as planned.
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Hull House
Chicago
Malcom Douglas
Municipal League
Seattle
Patent Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cure for Cold
An old advertisement claims laxative bromine quine tablets cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee. The box bears the signature Be. W. Groves and directions for purchase.
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President of Film Company Under Arrest
J. L. Adama, president of the Washington Film Corporation, is jailed on a grand larceny charge for allegedly converting 75 of the corporation’s assets for personal use. Stockholder C. M. Hoffman accuses Adams and Carl Peterson of promoting and profiting from stock sales amid a disputed capital structure.
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Washington Film Corporation
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45Th Ave. &. W
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Read M. Whitehead
Hoffman
Carmody Adams
Carmody
Adams
Carl Peterson
Adama
Washington Film Cor
Burglars Loot Pacific Outfitting Store At Third Ave
Burglars stole about $1,000 in clothing from the Pacific Outfitting company at 1222 Third Ave early Tuesday. They took 25 ladies suits, numerous waists and plumes after removing the front door glass. no safe was broken and the loss time window is estimated between 4 and 5 o'clock.
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Third Ave
R. B. Junker
F. W. Fielder
Contract Dispute Turns Fatal Attack on Laborer
A labor contractor Sam Chici was beaten and stabbed by Dominico after a heated contract dispute on Mercer Island Fruitland. Chici was taken to City Hospital with life threatening injuries. Dominico fled and remains at large in the wake of Monday night assault.
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Passover Feast Begins as Passover Week Opens
Jewish people began the seven day festival of Passover on Monday with special services held last evening at Templo de Hirech. The feast week commemorates the exodus, with unleavened bread to be eaten during the period.
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Hart May Recover From Bothell Road Crash
Charles J. Hart remained unconscious late last night after a Sunday auto crash on the Bothell road. Attending physician Dr. John Bailey said Hart has a good chance for recovery.
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John Bailey
British press aroused by loss of liner in war zone
London reports the torpedoing of the liner Falaba and the steamship Aquila with 144 lives lost. Admiralty says three passengers and 23 crew are missing as Britain grows angry at attacks on passenger ships in the German war zone near the British Isles.
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Cascarets Cure Headache Cold and Constipation
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for headache cold and constipation. It promises a cleansing of the liver stomach and bowels overnight with a 16 cent box from the druggist and urges adults and children to use Cascarets for health and cheer.
Supreme Court set to hear emergency clause cases in Washington
On April 7 the supreme court will hear arguments on emergency clauses in the jitney bus and Renick bills. Mandamus suits filed in Olympia target secretary Howell for not accepting referendum petitions. The Referendum League seeks to circulate petitions next week and solicit donations and volunteer circulators at its Railway Exchange headquarters.
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Renick
Olympia
Miss Luck R. Case
Washington State Referendum League
Howell
Hugh (. Todd
Seattle Auto Transportation Co
Railway Exchange
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League
Mies
Professor Hart Probes Hairless Pigborns and Soft-Boned Colts
Pullman reports Prof William M. Hart of Washington State College has gone to the Methow valley to study a puzzling malady causing pigs to be hairless at birth and foals to be born with soft bones.
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Wm. M. Hart
Washington State College
Methow Valley
Washington
Hair Falling Out Ends With Danderine Cure Claim
Advertisement claims dandruff causes feverish scalp irritation and hair loss. It promotes a 25 cent bottle of Danderine to rub into the scalp, promising rapid stopping of hair loss and removal of dandruff after a few applications.
There Are Two Kinds of Disease
A medical practitioner classifies diseases as spiritual or physical. Spiritual illnesses require spiritual treatment, while physical illnesses need material care. The office, Lathrop Spine and Weave, offers relief without drugs or surgery at 214-15 People’s Pants bia Second and Pike with free consultations.
Confessions of a Wife Love and political intrigue mix in a campaigned romance
Dick and Margie discuss Mollie the clever writer whose flirtations with Hatton and Sullivan threaten a friendship as Mollie aids a controversial school-book trust. Dick worries Mollie should leave town while Margie weighs the consequences of love and loyalty in a political plot that could upend their circle.
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Mrs. Tenney
Margie
Hatton
Mollie
Sullivan
Mollse
Postmen to Hold Ball in Seattle on 18th Annual Event
Seattle postmen will stage their 18th annual ball under the auspices of the local postal union. City officials and postal workers anticipate a festive evening with charity proceeds and community guests. The event showcases camaraderie among letter carriers and raises funds for future welfare activities.
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Seattle Postmen
Waste collection wagon service expands after fire cleanup
The operation is ready to handle donations of clothing furniture magazines and paper. New wagons will call on request at any address between morning hours and six p m. Phone Main 799. Building renovated since the fire the store and furniture rooms open to the public. Take Georgetown car at Second Ave and Yester Way get off at Holgate St.
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Second Ave
Yester Way
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