Consular Agent Named for Venezuela in Washington
Dr. Luis A. Satander designated consular agent for Venezuela in Washington and will begin duties June 1. Attorney general, in opinion to J. H. Darwin, states outside dams may be sold in Washington during the closed season. Municipal Civil Service league meets Friday night at W. O. W. hall. Home of J. F. Armstrong, 1376 Lake Ave. S., reports burglary with $300 value in articles taken Thursday. Chamber of Commerce publicity official T. Conover authored article Seattle the Golfer's Paradise in Golfers Magazine May issue. Seattle Presbyterian Ministers' association meets Monday afternoon. First Presbyterian church Lincoln High Dramatic club presented Thursday afternoon. Acirema apartments Summit Ave between Pike and Pine sold for $100,000. the Kenyon Ninth and Spruce sold for $80,000 Thursday. Independent oil and gasoline merchants formed a new organization Thursday at Presse Club Theatre, with S. E. Griggs as president. John D., beware. Three physicians members of King County Medical society upheld $249 bill of Dr D. M. Stone county fall physician for March, probably reduced from $259. Seniors at Lincoln High School banqueted at noon Thursday under Boys' Club auspices. Mayor Gill to speak at fair in Empire building basement Friday night under Holy Rosary church ladies.
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Luis A. Satander
Venezuela
Washington
Luis
J. H. Darwin
Municipal Civil Service League
W. O. W. Hall
Fourth
Marton
J. F. Armstrong
Lake Ave. S
Co. T. Conover
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Golfer's Paradise
Seattle Presbyterian Ministers’ Association
First Presbyterian Church
Lincoln High Dramatic Club
Acirema
Summit Ave
Pike and Pine
Kenyon
Ninth
Spruce
Presse Club
S. E. Griggs
John D
King County Medical Society
D. M. Stone
Lincoln High School
Boys’ Club
Gill
Empire Building
Ladies of Holy Rosary Church
West Seattle
Washington Women Seek Saving Plan For Halifax Home
Washington D C women plan to save money to fund a home near Halifax North Carolina where Paul Jones once resided. State banks may join the federal reserve system, as reported.
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Washington
D. C
Halifax
N. C
Paul Jones
Federal Reserve System
J. H. Bloedel
Seattle
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
San Francisco
John H. Folsom
Edward Hunter
Wallace
Fred Gwilt
Everett
Pullman Hearing Dates Set By Public Service Commission
Hearings on railroad extra charges for Pullman drawing room compartments and for reconsignment of carload lots of hay grain and fruit destined to Puget Sound points will be held by the state public service commission on May 29 and May 24 respectively.
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Pullman
Puget Sound
State Public Service Commission
Calf Kills Man in Kentucky Farm Accident
Thos. Maynard, 45, a Pike county farmer, died in Huntington after a calf kicked the hand holding a knife intended to kill the animal. The fatal wound occurred ten minutes after the incident on Maynard’s farm.
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Huntington
W. Va
Thos. Maynard
Pike County
Kentucky
Villaflor Appeals Innocence From Life Sentence
Serafin Villaflor, convicted of Quong Chow's death with two accomplices, writes to The Star claiming innocence from King County Jail on May 11, 1915. He argues the trial was flawed, cites rumors, and pleads for mercy while noting his Filipino heritage and desire to return home.
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Serafin Villaflor
Quong Chow
the Star
Wallace Irwin
Leo Frank
King County
Hugh Caldwell
L. F. Oesner
America
Sam
Appendicitis Operation Aboard Transport Dix
The ship Dix ten days from Manila in the midsea carried out a successful appendicitis operation on baker M. L. Burlington. Dr. G. G. Campbell performed the procedure after Captain Crangle ordered course changes due to heavy seas. Campbell credits Crangle's appointment as master of the transport as key to the operation.
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Pacific
Manila
M. L. Burlington
Baker
G. G. Campbell
Crangle
Campbell
Warner
Columia River
Alaska
Franklin High to Host May Music Festival at 8 15
Franklin High students present a May music festival in the school starting Friday evening at 8 15. Performances feature school ensembles and soloists showcasing a range of genres and styles.
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Frankling High School
Press Agent Holds Self Interview About Circus Dates
A self advertised press agent for Sells Floto Circus and Buffalo Bill's Original Wild West cracks a self interview in a Seattle office. He confirms the show will visit Seattle for three days Monday through Wednesday May 31 to June 2 at the usual 25 cent admission, promising a sensational display of feats and spectacle.
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Lave
Comma
Sells Floto Circus
Buffalo Bill
Wild West
Floto Circus
Seattle
Cirkus
Foreign-built ships register under US flag
A total of 142 foreign-built vessels totaling 500,705 gross tons have registered under the U S registry law of last August to operate in foreign trade as American flag vessels. Their value amounts to 32 million dollars.
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Washington
United States
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