Murder by a Woman Stages Framing of Isaac Cohen
Police seek an unknown man and a woman named Guasie suspected in the murder and robbery of Isaac Cohen, a wealthy San Francisco tailor. Cohen’s body was found in a vacant house after a late night encounter with a strange man, with a card bearing Guasie’s name and a tenderloin address found beside him. The woman reportedly left the city three months ago for Portland and has not been heard from since. Beattie Federation of Women’s Clubs reported $500 from a Seattle goods sale held last week in the Central building.
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Ban Francisco
Isaac Cohen
J. D. Steinman
Cohen
Guasie
Portland, Or
The Wanderer by Berton Braley
A stray dog lies dead on a city street after a bullet wound as a boy watches with red eyes. The poem reflects on a mongrel’s life, the boy’s loss, and the harsh view of destroying stray dogs.
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The
Wanderer
Berton Braley
Summer Band Concerts Planned at University Place
Metropolitan theatre manager George A. McKenzie announces free outdoor band concerts at University Place on the green facing the theatre. Charles Lombard backs the idea and the first concert is Thursday at 7 16 p m for one hour with no intermission. If popular, at least three concerts weekly. Benches will line the sidewalks and green edges.
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George A. McKenzie
Metropolitan Theatre
Park Board
McKenzie
University Place
Charles Lombard
McKenastle
La Follette Campaign Expenditures Detailed
Walter Houser, campaign manager for Senator Robert La Follette, published a list in Kenton Ohio of contributors to the Wisconsin senator's campaign expenses. The disclosure covers total expenses of about 60000 dollars for the effort he leads against opponents.
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Bob
United Frees
Kenton
Walter Houser
Robt. M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Publican nomination fundraising listed substantial donations
The listing shows Chas Crane giving $20,000 Gifford Pinchot $16,000 Amos Pinchot $10,000 Congressman William Kent $10,000 Alfred Baker of Chicago $2,000 Rudolph Spreckels $2,500 William Flynn of Pittsburgh $1,000 totaling $55,000 plus additional small donations under $500.
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Publican
Chas. Crane
Gifford Pinchot
Amos Pinchot
William Kent
Alfred Baker
Chicago
Rudolph Spreckels
William Flynn
Pitteburn
Coffee Pool Suit Targets 500,000 Bags in New York
The Department of Justice filed a Sherman Act suit in a New York federal court against the coffee pool. The action aims to unleash on the market 500000 bags held by the trusts.
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United Press
Washington
Department of Justice
Coffee
United States Court
New York
Washington debaters triumph over regional rivals
The University of Washington debating team finished a notably successful year by defeating Washington State College Leland Stanford Whitman University of Oregon and Oregon Law School.
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University of Washington
Washington State College
Leland Stanford
Whitman
University of Oregon
Oregon Law School
Washington
Youll Find It Here News of the Day Condensed for Busy People
Subscriber note from The Beattie mor urging prompt delivery of the Hette and discouraging use of other papers. The office requests customers call at once if their fate to arrive late, and asks readers to secure the best service with courteous attention from management and circulation staff.
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Star
Waukegan Desk Sergt Loses 60 Pounds On Water Diet
In Waukegan a desk sergeant named Frank Tryon weighed 250 pounds six months ago. He now reports losing 60 pounds after daily prunes and three glasses of Lake Michigan water. A court quote follows with a quip about a wife’s regrets.
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Waukegan, Ill
Frank Tryon
Lake Michigan
Injunction Sought to Stop Crying of 17 Babies Dismissed
In a Mercy home near his residence CG French's suit to stop the crying of 17 babies and the alleged mis treatment by nurses with his young son was dismissed by the court.
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Athington
CG French
Mercy
Uncovered Spanish Ship in Potomac Sparks Treasure Scramble
Dredges reveal the hulk of a Spanish ship in the Potomac river loaded withrin e treasure. Explorers race to claim objects as reports say the vessel sank before the revolution.
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Potomac River
Weasel
Mock Divorce Themed Entertainment At Club Last Night
A San Francisco Chronicle item notes a club staged a mock divorcee trial. The audience, many having experienced real divorces, easily spotted flaws in the satire. The wedding scene drew sympathy as the groom’s mother mourned louder than the bride’s, deemed poor form.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Prince Mohammed Ali Entertains in Europe Under Alias
Reported sightings place Prince Mohammed Ali, brother of Egypt's khedive, traveling as Prince Rustom Bey in Europe aboard Ineog. He frequents hotels under assumed names while plans to visit major sites like the Panama Canal are hinted. Meanwhile a cave-in in New York claims an Italian worker and a priest was lowered to assist.
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Mohammed Ali
Egypt
Ineog
Prince Rustom Bey
Panama Canal
Alagka
Hay
New York
Beacon Hill Congregational Church Dedication
The Beacon Hill Congregational church was dedicated yesterday afternoon with Rev. J. A. Henry officiating. The structure cost $11,000 and reflects the hard work of the pastor and congregation.
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Beacon Hill
Mecklenburg County Declares Independence from Britain
On May 26 1775 Mecklenburg County North Carolina proclaimed severing ties with Britain recalling it as the first American declaration. The article notes residents’ memory of the moment and the county’s lack of recognition at the court of St James.
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Mecklenberg County
North Carolina
Great Britain
Court of St. James
Aeroplanes for Maneuvers Planned in Coastal War Drill
General Maus seeks war department approval to include aeroplanes in a July 20 maneuver near Gray's Harbor for 5,000 troops from Washington Oregon and Idaho. The exercise would test message carrying and other warfare feats.
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Vancouver, Wash
Maus
Department of the Columbia
War Department
National Guards
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Gray's Harbor
Women's Silk and Silk-and-Wool Corset Covers Special
Imported silk-and-wool and silk corset covers offered at 50 cents. Small sizes with high neck and wing sleeves. Also available are women's lisle tights in a SPAGI variety.
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Leary Ave
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Ballard
Wight
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W. Robson
Oph. D
Beattie Federation of Women's Clube
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Serim
Wiss and
Nainsook
St. Gall
Pard
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Third Avenur
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Pbring
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King & Winge
Phone West 10
Alki
Interlake Fuel CO
North
Georgetown Transfer Co, Inc
Jackson St
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Sidney
Fremont District
Mortgages Insurance Investments
Inm. R. Carr & CO
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Young's Cereals
Young’s Stone Huhr Milling and Baking Co
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Cloverleaf Dairy, Inc
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Cloverleaf Dairy
Hoburg
Fremont Drug CO
Cornwall
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Catehan
Hans Pionese
Suan Teak Foot Cherry
NT & Fhrong Phone
Cao Handte Ayded
Tath Av. N. Te
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Beaco
Lac M. Olsen
Chicago Record-Herald
Kitsap
Hellance
West Point Light
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Paul Redslob
Idaho Hotel
Pittthav
Jackson #1
Nutting and Harris
Boston
Anthony J. Drexel-Biddie
Philadelphia
New England
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Christ
Sunday News
Hamilton Fish
Crowder
Okla
Creek and Seminole Indian College
Boley
Mary Heuseth
A. B. Heath
George Cotterill
Board of Park Commissioners
Harry Martin
Ruby M. Martin
Martin
Ruby Seymour
Westberg
Texas
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U. S. Navy
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Axminster
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