Seattle to Open New Club Known as 500 000 Eb
On June 1 Seattle opens a new club annexing to the Nut she has at present. The directors name it the 500 000 eb and have invested about $25 000 in fittings. Located at 1680 Secondary, the club will serve both men and women and host the Seattle Manufacturers' Association with reading rooms and a cigar stand. A refreshment parlor will serve visitors and locals, aiming to bring business people together.
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Seattle
Seconday
Seattie
Seattle Manufacturers’ Association
School Men Are Indicted In Federal Court
W. F. Bernsee and A i. were indicted for using Inter State School ads to defraud by claiming civil service vacancies that did not exist. The men served as manager and superintendent for the outfit. The Us Navy Yard Route Steamer Monticello schedules Flyer dock 6 30 and 9 30 am 1 30 and 4 pm.
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W. F. Bernsee
A i
Inter State
Civil Service
Navy Yard
Monticello
Flyer Dock
Famous Pianist Jeasie Shay Dying in Chicago
Jeasie Shay the celebrated pianist once touring with Jan Kubelik lies near death at Presbyte rian hospital. She endured two weeks in a coma before an operation for internal injuries from a sea storm during a return voyage from Mexico. She was thrown on deck and disabled after clinging to a door.
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Star
Ameado
Jeasie Shay
United States
Jan Kubelik
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Shay
Mexico
Pope Praises Roosevelt For Fight Against Predatory Wealth
Pope Pius XII praised President Roosevelt for his fearless stand against predatory wealth in America. He told Brooklyn and New York pilgrims at the Vatican that Americans should respect his persistency and consistency. The pope asked questions about US industrial and political conditions during the visit.
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Rome
Pius
Roosevelt
America
United States
Brooklyn
New York
Vatican
Dream causes girl to take her life
Mica Florence Ferrian a 20 year old follower of the Parhamite sect killed herself after seeing visions of her father in torment. She drank wood alcohol then jumped into Lake Michigan near Zion City after pleading with her father to change his beliefs. Ferrian was an acquaintance of Chester Gillette, recently electrocuted for the murder of Bully Brown.
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Chicago
Mica
Florence A. Ferrian
Miss Fermian
Chester Gillette
Brown
Cale Declared Active Candidate Amid Alaska Vote Talk
In Seattle observers react to Dele gate Thomas Cale declaring he is a candidate, while Nome’s John Carson seeks the Republican nomination and Fairbanks’ John Rowan pursues the Democratic ticket. Miners rally to Cale as the southern bid for Alaska’s leadership unfolds.
Austrian Princess Elopes Amid Vienna Sensation
Vienna reports a princess, 24, eloped with an automobile company agent named Noxslan. Prince Emile Egon Von Furstenberg heads the Koenigshof line. Police seek the fugitives as the Furstenberg family holds Bohemian estates and Vienna residence.
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Vienna
Princen Ametie Louise
Slater
Emile Egon von Furstenberg
Koenigshof
Furstenberg
Noxslan
Polce
Bohemia
Michigan launched at Camden shipyard in New York
The big battleship Michigan, first all big gun American warship, was launched at the New York Shipbuilding yard in Camden New Jersey with a crowd and Navy officials present. Miss Carol Karnes Newberry christened the vessel amid cheers and flags. The ship features the heaviest calibers aboard any U S battleship to date. Length 460 feet beam 80 feet displacement not specified.
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N. J
Michigan
New York Shipbuilding Company
Navy
Mies Carol Karnes Newberry
America
Gans Brags Boldly About Nelson Bout In July
A Chicago dispatch quotes Joe Gans vowing to knock out Nelson in the fifteenth round of their July 4 title fight. Nelson’s manager Willie Mritz calls the boast careless and ludicrous, noting Gans failed to bet on a KO and previously won a decision at Goldfield after 42 rounds.
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Willie Mritz
Hattling
Nelson
Chicago
Joe Gans
Gane
Hiritt
Goldfield
Doe Gane
Lutheran Aid Reception at Immanuel Church Basement
The Ladies' Aid of Immanuel Lutheran church hosts a reception for the Lutheran Ladies' Aid societies of Hallard Fremont and Rainier Valley Thursday afternoon in the basement of the new church at Thomas and Pontius avenues.
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The
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Societion
Hallard, Fremont
Rainier Valley
Corner
Thomas At. and
Pontius Ay
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