Biggest Clothing Store in the Arcade Building Seattle
The article notes Fahey-Brockman in the Arcade Edg Seattle operates on a low profit, high volume model. It rejects costly show windows and mahogany to cut rent to 175 dollars monthly while moving many suits. Upstairs pricing undercuts street level, boosting sales and profits despite slim margins.
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T’s
Los Angeles
Fahey- Brockman
Edg
Seattle
Fahey-Brockman
Fahey - Brockman
Ank
Fahey-Brockman’s
Arcade Building
Navy Yard Route Adopts Flexible Schedule Notes
In Seattle the schedule shows multiple departures and times with notes that the table is subject to change. Fare listed as 5.00 round trip with a 16:30 listing and later Sunday times. Details include references to Kennedy and Colman in the tourism context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Yard
Kennedy
Deoek
Seattle
Lasve Colman
Mother Jones Warns of Revolution as Miners Arm for Defense
In Denver May 5 Mother Jones argues workers will die fighting to protect their women and children rather than endure mine conditions. She links Ludlow to a nationwide awakening and urges lawmakers to protect the weak and listen to the laboring man who now thinks deeply about economic and humanitarian issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
America
Mother Jones
Ludlow
Gov. Ammons
Colorado
Rockefellers
Rockefeller
ALJ
Liberty
Dawson, N. M
Las Animas
Huero
Las
Refuting Claim on Interest Charging by Home Furnishings
The statement that charging interest by ordinary home furnishing stores is an established custom is misleading and untrue. The undersigned home furnishing establishments affirm they do not charge interest on home furnishing accounts.
Colorado Labor Leaders Urge Armed Defense After Ludlow
In bold Colorado Worker prose nine labor leaders urge organizing volunteers to defend the people of Colorado against alleged murders by coal company armed men posing as state militiamen. They call for gathering arms and forming local companies with leaders and muster counts sent to W. T. Hickey of the State Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Colorado Worker
W. T. Hickey
State Federation of Labor
Ludlow
Rebels Hope to Take Two Cities Soon
Rebels at Juarez predict their forces will occupy Bastillo and Tampico within five weeks. Dispatches from Monte rey support reports that federals are evacuating Saltillo and retreating to San Luis Potost. Carranza telegrammed Caballero to demand an armistice under no circumstances. Uniforms shoes and cavalry equipment were rushed from Juarez to Villa's front.
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M. C. Parkerl
Paso
Tex
Juarez
Bastillo
Tampico
Monterey
Saltillo
San Luis Potost
Carranza
Caballero
Juares
Gen. Villa
Mine operators defend Rockefeller in Colorado strike
Twenty Colorado operators telegrammed President Wilson denying Rockefeller Jr influence on coal properties and urging no negotiation with the United Mine Workers. They blamed union leaders for lawlessness as the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. officials abstained from signing. The eleventh cavalry arrived in Trinidad and disarmament of strikers and mine guards was to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver, May
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Wilson
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
United Mine Workers of America
Eleventh Cavalry
Trinidad
Fall of Huerta Imminent Amid Peace Efforts
Reports from Mexico City indicate Huerta's government faces imminent overthrow. Mediation by ARC mediators continues despite Carranza's withdrawal of invitation, with some blame directed at the Washington administration for his stance.
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John E. Nevin
Washington
Huerta
Mexico City
Maason Vera Cruz
ARC
Carranza
Washington Administration
Boy Wins Honor as Valedictorian at Franklin High Class of 1914
James Gillaly achieved the high school honor by earning 30 E grades over four years and was chosen valedictorian of the Franklin High School class of 1914, acting as the first speaker on Class Day.
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James Gillaly
Franklin High School
Death of Deputy Warden in Stuck River
Deputy Game Warden W. F. Mayhew died near Auburn last Friday from heart failure. A post mortem examination determined the cause of death.
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W. F. Mayhew
Stuck River
Auburn
Elks Prepare for Washington State Convention
The Elks association of Washington state plans its annual session in Everett, likely in August. Members gathering May 22 will discuss convention plans and attendance details for the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Washington State Elks’ Association
Everett
Man kills wife in Tacoma amid family tragedy
On May 5 John Moself fired through a home window near Tacoma killing his wife and likely fatally wounding his 4-year-old son. Friends say he is temporarily insane.
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Tacoma
John Moself
Here
Three Deaths, Legal Moves, And Local Meetings In Brief
Three deaths reported all over fifty. Two couples apply for divorce. Attorney Speckert ordered to repay alimony or lose the case. Woman's Legislature rehearses Wednesday night. Whittier PTA meets Friday. Ministers Federation meets. Seattle bankers set for a reserve conference in San Francisco. Henry Collins and Fred Brock jailed for a day on felony knowledge charges. J K Bayer sues Alaska Gas tineau Mining Co. Mine accident injures Albert Gray. Government seeks male stenographers. Taxpayers League Federated Improvement Club joint meeting Wednesday. Ada Mothershead, first woman impaneled for federal grand jury, asks excusal. Dobbs pleads for Walla Walla sentence over tobacco ban. Puget Sound Underwriters Association meets. Commercial Club anniversary observed in Seattle. Sherwood Gillespy memorial fund grows. Police search thief who stole bonds from Mrs. Isabelle Connell. Mayor Gill addresses King County Humane Society. Marine Inspector Whitney probes grounding of steamer Dirigo near Whidby Island.
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Floyd Merrill
A. J. Speckert
Whittier Parent-Teacher Association
Ministers’ Federation
Seattle
Reserve Bank
San Francisco
Henry Collins
Fred Brock
J. K. Bayer
Alaska Gastineau Mining Co
Albert Gray
Atenog
Raphers
Taxpayers’ league-Federated Improvement Club
Ada Mothershead
T. Dobbs
Walla Walla
Puget Sound Underwriters’ Association
Met
Monday Commercial Club
Sherwood Gillespy
Isabelle Connell
Gill
King County Humane Society Today
Whitney
Dirigo
Whidby Island
TIZ Foot Remedy Promises Quick, Pain Free Relief
A vintage ad extols TIZ as the sole remedy for painful feet. It promises instant comfort after a bath, claims to draw out poisonous exudations, and urges readers to buy a 26 cent box at drug or department stores for smaller, more comfortable shoes.
Examination and Advice on Free Gold Crowns and Bridgework
Dental ad offers examination and advice for free gold crowns and heavy 22 karat crowns. Includes standard bridgework per tooth pricing and gold fillings. Indicates true-to-nature teeth and other dental services.
Multiple Disparate News Items From The Era
The report catalogs varied items including a divorce suit by Robert Tyson's wife alleging abuse of her memory of her father, royal and political events, a White House wedding planned for May 7, and a cruiser sent to the Dominican coast amid regional panic. It notes a Chicago school board contempt cases, Mme Nordica in Batavia, a Rome council session, a Pittsburgh child incident, Laura Jane Rogers suing Samuel Hingtley, a mysterious steamer fire near Sable Island, and broader political and economic items from Alaska to England.
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Robert Tyson
San Francisco
White House
Washington
Dominican
Puerto Plate
Chicago School Board
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Batavia
Java
Countess of Aberdeen
Council of Women
Rome
Pittsburg
Laura Jane Rogers
Samuel P. Hingtley
New York
Sable Island
Oscar Underwood
Kern
Alaska Railroad Commission
Thomas Riges
Washington, D. C
Lister
P. FE. Yates
J. W. Cobb
Eastern Washington Hospital
Portland
Pacific T. & T. Co
Home Telephone Co
Cramp, Mitchell & Co
Philadelphia
John F. Jelke
Chicago
David Lloyd-George
England
California
Salvator
Honolulu
Sacramento
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Dancing Hippodrome
Charles H. Newell
Akotkei Jone
Sunday Times
the Grote-Rankin Co
M. A. Gottstein Furniture Co
Woodhouse & Platt Furniture Co., Inc
Bremerton, May
Boston Dentists
Second Avenue
Bon Marche
Ent Sweerse
AIN
Pacific Home Builders
H. O. Shuey
Prec. J. O. Shuey & Co
Equitable Loan and Investment Co
Citizens’ National Bank
H. B. Cline
Ee and Capitalist
A. E. Knoff
V2 Ton Steel and Wire Co
Pres
Warnest Haw, & Plumb. Co
K. W. Campbell
National City Bank
The
Fred C. Furth
Shuey
Equitable Building, Loan and Investment Co
United States
Hoge
Franklin Shuey & CO
Empire Bidg
Empire Building
Beattie
Pacific Home Bulld
Mackenzie
Aunt Mar
Ethel Davis
Martha Russell
Ife
New York Winter Garden
AL Jolson
Copenhagen
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