Citizens Meet at Good Fats agreterta on Garbage Probe
A noon meeting of citizens was held at Good Fats agreterta to discuss the present garbage probe and its implications for the community.
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Good Fats Agreterta
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
6
Don't Put It Off Dental Offer Guarantied Deals
An advertisement urges readers not to delay dental work. It promotes a $10 Gold Crown for 4.90 and a $10 Never Slip Plate for 5.00 with a double-signed guarantee. The ad claims the office is owned by a graduate registered dentist with only registered dentists on staff and invites readers to investigate cosmetic services.
Regal Dental Offices Ad Preview
Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Ave NW near Union, Dr L P R Clark D D S manager. Bring this ad with you for service details and possible offers.
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Regal Dental Offices
Intrepid aviator performs world first air cartwheel
London May 8 report by Wm G Shepherd details Chevillard, a French daredevil, executing a cartwheel in an aeroplane at Hendon field near London. He claims loops are possible and explains rudder use during the stunt, noting the machine with an extra strong rudder can be controlled when inverted.
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Wm. G. Shepherd
London
Chevillard
Hendon Field
Senator's Son to Enter Navy
Six Northwestern boys passed the examination and will be admitted to the Naval academy. They are C R Y Headlees and W P Richards and E F A Poindexter from Washington, E L Jacobsen and I French from Oregon, C B Ward from Idaho. Poindexter is son of Senator Poindexter of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Northwestern
Naval Academy
Governor Flew Papers on Man Wanted for Ring Theft
In Denver on May 8 the governor handled papers in the case of Frank Murray sought in Portland Oregon on stealing a diamond ring from Emma Kline at the Bowers hotel news stand. Murray was arrested in Denver on April 27 and is accused of borrowing the $350 ring and not returning it.
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Denver
Frank Murray
Portland
Ore
Emma _ Kline
Bowers Hotel
Murray
Prophet's Locks Clipped in Cell
In Joliet Illinois Evelyn Arthur Lee leader of the Absolute Life cult in Chicago had his long white hair cut by a prison barber. He is now convict No 2938 at the state penitentiary serving one to five years for harming Mildred Bridges, one of his youthful apostles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Chicago
State Penitentiary
Lees
Mildred Bridges
Japan to Hold Off on Protest
Secretary of State Bryan returns to Washington after advising California lawmakers on an anti alien land bill. Japan delays protest until California law is enforced and Gov Johnson signs the measure. Hrgan to report to the president on the California mission amid analysis of the law is constitutional. Wilbur Potter sues W T Batley for 2999 dollars in slander suit.
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Washington
Bryan
California
Sacramento
Japan
Chinda
Gov. Johnson
Hrgan
John Bassett Moore
State Department
Tokio, May
United Chambers of Commerce of Japan
San Francisco
Free Panama Canal Trip Contest Opens for Memorial Idea
The Southern Commercial Congress launches a contest offering 15 free trips to the Panama Canal for the best memorial idea. Open to newspapers, chambers, colleges, high schools, or individuals. entries limited to 100 words and due by July 16. Trips depart in October from Mobile during the congress's fifth annual meeting.
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Washington, D. C
May
Spl
Southern Commercial Congress
Panama Canal
Duncan A. Fletcher
Piorida
Congress
United States
Latin America
Mobile
Ala
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Southern Building
Washington, D, C
Portrait of Miss James on Uncle Sam's new money
The text explains that Miss James of San Antonio Texas posed for the figure and head of Plenty a goddess shown on Uncle Sam's new treasury notes bearing large denominations. The notes will soon be issued and carry her likeness attracting public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss James
San Antonio
Tex
Treasury
James
Uncle Sam
Tacoma Girls Strike Demands Seven Dollar Week
Three hundred girl laundry workers from six shops staged a strike in Tacoma, demanding a seven dollar weekly minimum wage. Pickets stood outside each nonunion shop as opening approached, urging nonparticipants to stay out.
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Trntted Press
Tacoma
Alaska Railroads Bet on Seattle Coal Imports
Alaska railroads and British Columbia buyers submit offers to barge operators for coal from Seattle after a Vancouver Island mine strike halts supply. U S coal had not previously flowed to Alaska, as officials blocked new deposits. Alaska instead seeks Nanaimo coal with duties paid.
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Alaska
British Columbia
Seattle
Vancouver Island
United States
Nanaimo
Home Health Ad Offers Quick Weights and Hair Tonics
A vintage advertisement promotes weight loss with a parnotis infusion and large dose guidance, claims rapid results without flabbiness. It also markets hair and scalp tonics for dandruff and brittle hair, plus an eye tonic and a wrinkle treatment cream jelly for skin tightening and pore reduction.
House to Pass Tariff Today
The Underwood tariff bill aligned with President Wilson’s pledges should clear the House late today. Nearly all Democrats support, with 12 or fewer anticipated to oppose. Republicans total about 129 votes against. Three roll calls may push final approval to 6 o’clock as 15 progressives split on the measure.
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Washington, May
Wilson
House
Governor Listerfronts Highway Board Tour North of Blaine
Governor Lister and state highway board members departed Seattle on Thursday by automobile to inspect the Pacific Highway segment north of Blaine, focusing on road conditions and future improvements.
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