Multiple Brief Items From A West Coast Dispatch
Births and deaths tallied. divorce sought by three. Alaska eggs sold above local quotes. John O'Neil dead. Osteopaths to meet May 22 23. Pickpockets steal $200 after soap in eyes. Corwin to Nome tonight. University students dance for crew benefit at Hippodrome Friday. Seventy eight Milwaukee businessmen visit Seattle in June. Alki Woman's Improvement Club met. Faveman on federal trial faints. Broadway students present Jeanne d Arc Friday. Mrs Luisa Brigno injured by blasting wins $2000. Shasta train leaves at 9 30. Mrs G N Miller loses diamond ring. Minstrel show at Trinity Parish Wednesday. Cops drilled twice weekly. E M Herr returns to East. Three killed four injured in tornado in Midwest. Grand Opera Company loses $60000 on Western tour. Bandit robbing S P train near San Francisco felled by passenger. Chicago prisoner sways from suicide when handed loaded revolver. Italian earthquake death toll placed at 200. Mayo dies in New York. Mrs Harriet Tice late Dickens heroine dies in London. Three thousand Illinois coal miners return to work. Gould system seeks extension on 25 million notes due June 1. Var ney O Connell freed after coroner finds no murder after killing father. E Clark taken to San Bernardino for lunacy board. John Barrett reas letter denying Roosevelt lecturing fee from Brazilian institution.
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Alaska
John O'Neil
Bodine
Corwin
Nome
University
Hippodrome
Milwaukee
Seattle
Alki Woman's Improvement Club
R. J. Faveman
Broadway
Jeanne
Luisa Brigno
Holt & Jeffery
Shasta Limited
G. N. Miller
Trinity Parish Church
E. M. Herr
Westinghouse
Middle West
Chicago Grand Opera Company
S. P
San Francisco
Chicago
John C. C. Mayo
Democratic National Committee
New York
Harriet Tice
Little Nell
London
Illinois
Gould
Varney O'Connell
Norwalk
Los Angeles
E. Clark
San Bernardino
John Barrett
Max Fleusse
Brazilian Historical and Geographical Institute
Roosevelt
Tiz For Aching Feet Ad Turns Pain Into Comfort
An old ad touts TIZ as a magical remedy for aching, sore and tired feet. It claims immediate relief from swelling and discomfort, with promises of foot comfort, no more limping, and a 25 cent box sold at druggists or department stores.
Secretary Bryan Announces Release of U S Consul
Washington May 12 Secretary Bryan made public a telegram from the Brazilian minister in Mexico City reporting that U S Consul Silliman, held prisoner at Saltillo, would be released at once. The export order for his release was telegraphed from the capital to Saltillo last night.
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Washington
Bryan
Mexico City
U. S
Silliman
Saltillo
Mount Etna Eruptions Drive Residents From Base
Mount Etna showed heightened activity with frequent earthquakes near its base causing panic among inhabitants who fled in fear. The tremors disrupted routines as authorities monitored the volcano’s behavior.
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Rome
Mount Etna
Ite
Fishing in a Private Car With Northern Pacific Leader
H J Titus superintendent of dining car service at Northern Pacific plans an eight day fishing outing aboard a private car. Six men travel from Monte Cristo to North Bend and Snoqualmie seeking trout, with colleagues Al Thompson F J Benning W L Lawrence H Ferry Owen Fahey D L Wilson and D Tobias joining.
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H. J. Titus
Northern Pacific
Monte Cristo
North Bend
Snoqualmie
Titus
al Thompson
St. Paul
F. J. Benning
W. L. Lawrence
H. Ferry
Owen Fahey
D. L. Wilson
D. & Tobias
Department
Advice to Beauty Seekers
Advice to beauty seekers warns against excessive massaging which can wrinkle skin and soften tissue. It recommends an astringent solution with esaxoclite, hazel, and a nightly wax treatment to reveal clear velvety skin and reduce freckles.
Resinol Ointment Ad Claims Quick Skin Healing
An old advertisement touts Resinol Ointment as fast relief for itching burning and raw skin with safe formula. It promises rapid improvement and discourages substitutes while noting availability from druggists and a trial option.
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Baltimore
Vrooman Seeks Illinois Senate Challenge to Boss Sullivan
Carl Schurz Vrooman, backed by the Wilson Bryan group, aims to defeat Boss Roger Sullivan in Illinois senate primaries. An authority on initiative and referendum, he backs recall, short ballot linked to I R, votes for women, and has 34 legislative votes history. The genuinely progressive Democrats back him.
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Bloomington
Ill
Wilson-Bryan Democrate
Illinois
Roger Sullivan
Carl Schurz Vrooman
Switzerland
Coyote Hunter Clyde Smith Palms 87 Scalps in a Year
Clyde Smith, who moved to Greeley county from Reno county about a year ago, has collected and turned in 87 coyote scalps to the Greeley county clerk. He traps, chases on horseback, and pursues them by motorcycle or car.
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Tribune
Kan
Clyde Smith
Greeley County
Reno County
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for stubborn spring coughs
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy for raw inflamed throat and bronchial irritation. It warns against substitutes and sale by Bartell Drug Stores.
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Foley
Bartell Drug Stores
Nails and Jewelry Etiquette From a Society Page
A reader asks if pointed nails are vulgar and whether long nails suit large hands with two rings and a bracelet. Column answers advise following the nail curve, avoid heavy jewelry, and offer cautions on wearing a swastika bracelet.
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Anacondr
Ohio Method Dentistry Promises Gum Disease Cure
The Ohio Method claims to cure pyorrhea and gum disease by eliminating plates and using sanitary bridgework. It argues old dentures cause misery and disease, offering free examinations and a noncoercive choice for treatment.
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Ohio
Truth Tells a Story of Vice at Pantages
An unusual playlet Truth by W. J. Jossey adapts Illinois vice commission accounts to stage. Five girl witnesses recount downfall while Clayton and Lennie sing and dance with other acts. Cycling Brunettes, acrobats, and the Gargonis also perform. A separate Seatt le attraction A Romance of the Underworld by Avenue Players debuts under George J. Mackenzie with Dwight A. Meade as Thomas McDermott and Anda Due as Doris Elliott.
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W. J. Jossey
Illinois State Vice Commission
Clayton
Lennie
Bob Finlay
Yates Sisters
Gargonis
Seattle
Avenue Players
George J. Mackenzie
Dwight A. Meade
Thomas McDermott
Anda Due
Doris Elliott
Richard Elliott
James Dillon
Midair collision claims two aviators at Aldershot
A head on collision of two army biplanes at Aldershot England killed two airmen and seriously injured a third. The crash occurred at about 800 feet altitude during routine flight operations today.
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Aldershot
Eng
Church Pew Rent Figures in Suit
Arthur W. Rankin, once partner with Charles F. Murphy Jr. in the British American cigar stores that failed, declares bankruptcy in federal court. Pew rent of $100 at St. Peter's Church in St. Louis and $50 at All Angels Church in New York are listed as liabilities totaling $50,999.
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New York
Arthur W. Rankin
Charles F. Murphy, Jr
Pew
St. Peter's Church
St. Louis
All Angels’ Church
William Pankhurst Wines Walla Walla at 25th Society Congress
William Pankhurst Wines Walla Walla represents Washington chapters of the National Society of the Sons of the Revolution at the 25th annual congress in Syracuse New York.
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William Pankhurst Wines
Walla Walla
Syracuse
N. Y
Washington
National Society of the Sons of the Revolution
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