Votes for Women and the Prime Axiom of Governance
An editorial argues that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed and that denying women the vote misreads this axiom. It contends women are real citizens with a prima facie right to participate in laws, and that opponents distort logic by limiting consent to males. The piece is part of the Votes for Women discussion in the October issue.
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Hairpins and the City Mystery of Lost Pins
A lighthearted column claims hairpins never wear out and recounts the author finding 200 hairpins on a city street. The piece pokes fun at women losing hairpins and teases a photograph of the finder with his haul, inviting owners to claim them at the newspaper office.
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Mar
Second
Madison
Pike
America
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Fragments
A damaged text fragment shows a New Evening advice column with Q and A on dating, pimples, cooking schools, hunting laws, hair removal, and licenses. It includes guidance on church introductions, skin cleansing, facial scrubs, and various home remedies. The passage mentions Seattle, Broadway and Lincoln high schools, and a 16 year old hunter.
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Misa Grey
Seattle
Broadway
Lincoln
Parliament Molasses Cakes And Desserts Compilation
A vintage recipe collection outlines Molasses Cakes and Molasses Pudding with butter, molasses, flour, ginger, and leaveners. Recipes include Molasses Pie with eggs and nutmeg, and Gingerbread with spice, molasses, butter, and milk, all baking or steaming instructions included.
Notice of General Election in King County Washington 1910
On Tue November 8 1910 voters in King County Washington will elect Congress state and county officers including one representative in Congress five Washington Supreme Court judges two King County Superior Court judges state senators for multiple districts three state representatives for the 40th through 47th districts and various county officials. A proposed amendment to Article 6 VI and to Section 10 Article 3 of the Constitution will appear on ballots along with a King County Harbor Bond Issue of 1 750 000 YES or NO. Polls open 8 am to 8 pm in incorporated areas and 9 am to 7 pm outside. Dated Seattle October 8 1910.
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King
Washington
Congress
United States
Supreme Court
State of
Superior Court
King County
Seattle
King County Harbor
Republican Ticket Names Seek Congressional and Judicial Races
Republican ticket lists candidates for Congress and Supreme Court seats. William B. Humphrey is named for Representative, with judges Mack F. Gose Ghorgh Be. Morris Frank Th. Rudkin Emmett N. Parker and Mark A. Fullerton listed for multi year terms.
Fragmented Ballot Names Preside Over Local Elections
A lengthy OCR lists Democratic and local government candidates across multiple Senate and Representative districts, county offices, and precinct posts. Voters face multiple vote for two or three choices in Seattle and surrounding precincts with numerous individuals named for roles from governor to constable and tax assessor.
King County Harbor Bond Issue Realized in 1910 Proposal
King County considers issuing negotiable coupon bonds totaling 1,750,000 dollars in 1,750 bonds of 1,000 dollars each over twenty years at interest not exceeding four and a half percent. The Board of County Commissioners would sell portions at par and allocate proceeds to specified improvements per resolutions adopted September 28, 1910. Otto A. Case certifies the nominations list as true and complete.
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King County
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners of
State of Washington
County of King
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Washington
Otto A. Case
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Socialist Ticket Names for 82nd and 42nd Districts
Socialist ticket lists W W Smith and W E Richardson each for six year terms with J B Brown and Samuel Sadler also six years. A H Barth four years. Horace G Cuppples 82nd District. H Rather state representative 42nd District. judges of the Superior Court J T Ronald John F Main George H Clementson John Casey.
Supreme Court Justices Vote For Five Seats
Judges of the Supreme Court vote to fill five six year terms with nominees Charles B. Shepard Hans Bugge William Hickman Means and Preston M. Trott.
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Cynthia Grey
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Bekins Moving & Storage Co. , Inc
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Cedar
Miss Grey
Mies Grey
Conault
Mise Grey
Parliament Molasses
Otha
Republican
William B. Humphrey
Mack F. Gose
Ghorgh BE. Morris
Frank TH. Rudkin
Emmett N. Parker
Mark A. Fullerton
Democratic
B. Guibeiubon
Silat
A. Bowen
George F. Cotterill
Ralph D. Nichols
Charles G. Heipner
Daniel Landon
Joan L. Fitzpatrick
Pliny L. Allen
Will H. Merritt
George VA. Piper
A. A. Booth
Josiah Collins
Archie Smith
Joan A. Whalley
G. Kuhn
Frank C. Jackson
W. G. Beward
Tonkin
Fred J. Mess
Howard D. Taylor
Otto Reining
Thomas F. Burns
Chas, H. Ennis
Walter T. Christensen
Edgar J. Wright
Joseph M. Glasgow
William Wray
Victor Zednick
L. H. Merriam
H. BE. Kennedy
J. A. Ghent
John A. Steinberger
J. A. Hemer
Somers Hayes Smith
Francis Patrick
Frank J. Hannan
Joe Smith
Oscar M. Haroldson
Fred W. Hastings
Roy Williams
H. D. Buchanan
Thos. H. Ryan
H. E. Foster
County Superintendent of Common Schools
Mary G. O'Meara
County Asccesor
James R. Morrison
B. Agnew
A. &. Burrows
R. W. Littleton
Albert FE. Parish
L. W. Nelson
D. K. Sickles
T. R. Loeb
Prosecuting Attorney
Will H. Hanna
Thos. R. Horner
Robert T. Hodge
James C. Snyder
John Schram
John F. Murphy
David McKenzie
M. L. Hamilton
George W. Williams
Justices of the Peace
John B. Gordon
John EB. Carroll
India
R. R. George
Fred C. Brown
James E. Shannon
Tom Mulligan
W. C. Jones
Oscar A. Wise
Magne
Auburn
George C. Meade
H. P. Rasmussen
George A. Custer
Kent
T. D. Tucker
Black Diamond
W. W. Davies
Enumelaw
Chas, Schomburg
Newcastle
James Greggs
Ravensdale
James H. Nesbitt
Vashon
F. C. Tubbs
August Roehl
Enumelaw J
SWIFT
W. Jacobs
George B. Webster
Socialist Labor
George Ourraman
Labor
James Durham
C. W. Blake
H. A. Patzold
P. K. Moor
44Th
Senatorial District
Claude Guynn
Senatorial
W. 8. Pulver
A. G. Brown
M. J. O'Grady
P. H. Martina
Henry Noble
F. M. Sharp
C. J. Wall
T. H. Bolton
F. H. Kinney
Geo. T. McNamara
Arthur M. Fall
W. R. Anderson
D. B. Carr
Thos. J. Harbach
E. B. Ault
Chas. W. Doyle
Thos
Mulcahy
Peter Laurence
Commissioner's
H. W. Utter
W. J. Tierney
J. Smith
Edward G. Will
Osee
Socialist
W. W. Smith
the Supreme Court
W. BE. Richardson
BE. J. Brown
Samuel Sadler
A. H. Barth
Horace G. Cupples
H. Rather
George M. Crone
W. R. Macklin
J. T. Ronald
John F. Main
George H. Clementson
John
Casey
Charles B. Shepard
Hans Bugge
WM. Hickman
Preston M
Warren W. Tolman
Prohibition
R. BE. Dunlap
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