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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1914
Page
5
I built the largest Northwest dental practice with a square deal motto. I claim no promises I cannot fulfill and charge only fair fees for high quality work. A 15 year written guarantee accompanies services, including regular $10 Never Slip Plates and gas offered.
In a custody dispute Jesse Cain seeks to give the infant to his sister and brother in law while Rebecca Cain fights for the child to remain with the mother. Judge John B Humphries reads a springtime poem and emphasizes maternal rearing. Mrs Cain receives $25 monthly alimony.
The Republican central committee in King County did not call a primary election for delegates to the county convention set for June 13. Instead, caucus meetings will be held in precincts on June 6 from 7 to 7 thirty, with a permanent chairman and delegates chosen at the gatherings.
Sheriff Cudihee was notified that Gov Lister signed a pardon for W. H. Garland, a 60 year old prisoner in the county jail who faced a three year sentence for fraud in Apex coal mine stock sales. Garland welcomed the news with tears of gratitude.
Mrs Olga C Holland testifies in Judge Smiths court that her husband Howard M Holland a Seattle mail carrier was jealous and violent citing his constant suspicion and late night quarrels over her whereabouts and their children suggesting a desire for her to stay at home.
Harry W. Boswell pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the January auto death of Miss Beryl Bill. He was fined $1,000 and costs by Judge Mackintosh after a recent jury trial in Judge Ronald's court, which had previously ended with a jury disagreement.
Brakemen Co B Ward and Harry Brines and conductor F L Parker of a Milwaukee train crew stood for trial after the death of Lawrence H Kelly who was struck by a moving train near Maple Valley on April 10. The trio appeared before a jury in Judge Gilliam's court this morning.
Admiral Mayo reports Tampico’s fall near imminent with heavy firing continuing since midnight. Rebels aim to seize the city before night, and observers think their expectation may be realized. In Cruz Mexico, John Sillman, Saltillo consul, has been released from prison per Brazilian telegram. uncertainty remains.
An old advertisement urges immediate pest control with Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste. It promises killing cockroaches at first sign with no mixing and states packaging costs of 1.09 dollars with two sizes.
A rambling reader exchanges questions about acquaintance reach with a columnist known as Miss Grey. Various readers seek guidance on topics from romance and heartbreak to health, exercise, and practical life choices.
The ad notes two aprons in percale with features and prices 49 and 60 cents. The second part recounts VineDougall-Southwick’s troubled marriage, a wife leaving, remarriage, and a reflective letter advising to cherish a true partner and seek selflessness to find happiness.
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