Millions Pour Into U S Vaults In War Effort
New York reports a flood of gold into the U S Treasury as four months of war purchases push the value to about 115 million dollars. The melting and counting of foreign coin feed a growing flow from Europe through the Philadelphia assay office, signaling broad wartime prosperity.
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York
City of
Low
Nassau
Pine
New York
States
Philadel
Sam
Offi
Cattle Breeders Elect Officers at Arctic Club Banquet
More than 20 Holstein cattle breeders held a banquet at the Arctic club and the Northwest Association Fresian Breeders meeting. E A Was elected president and Stimson was named secretary.
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Arctic Club
Northwest Association
E. A
Stimson
Sunday rally planned at University EB church
A joint rally is set for Friday night at the University EB church located at 42nd and Brooklyn, inviting Sunday schools to participate in the event.
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University EB. Church
Brooklyn
The Spider and the Fly: A Seattle Woman’s Warning
A Seattle reader recalls a con artist posing as a psychic called the spider. The man claims to expose husbands unfaithful and to reveal lovers, entangling women in a dangerous web at a downtown inn. The account ends with a plea that Prosecutor Lundin not overlook the scheme.
Workers Wise To War Profits Seizure At AFL San Francisco Meet
The Machinists head warns workers to claim a share of war profits as labor leaders prepare to debate munitions factory profits at the AFL convention in San Francisco. He notes pro German efforts to derail production and says American labor should demand better pay and the eight hour day amid wartime fortunes.
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Johnston
Machinists
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Connecticut
Dumba
Water Power Fight to Open
Washington reports the biggest anticonservation battle in congress history as major power companies led by Stone Webster General Electric Pacific Gas and Electric push to finish acquiring public water power sites. The lobby, led by Harry J Pierce, mobilizes lawyers and a campaign including books and pamphlets to sway lawmakers.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
Congress
Stone Webster
General Electric
Pacific Gas and Electric
Bie
National Conservation Congress
Joker
Gifford Pinchot
James KR. Garfield
Walter L. Pisher
Conservation Congress
Portland
Eight hour day demand prompts militant vow
The speaker declares that with power they would swiftly strike every shop and mill to force owners to grant the eight hour day and higher wages, disregarding any protests about German interference. The statement reflects direct, uncompromising labor pressure and bold anti-German sentiment amid wartime tensions.
Increase Your Weight With Hargo Sargol Diet Aid
Thin men and women desiring healthy weight gain are advised to take Sargol one tablet with every meal for two weeks after initial weighing. The claim is 5 to 8 pounds gained in 14 days, with the fat staying put as the product supposedly converts eaten starches into nourishing fat. Sold by Bartel Drug Co Swift's Pharmacy and other drug stores in large 40-tablet packages with a money back guarantee.
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Lundin
Bartel Drug Co
Swift
Necke
the Star
Herbert Quick
United States
America
Sherman
Frank
Fehr
Shelton
Best Equipped Northwest Dental Office Offers Free Exam
Regal Dental Offices promotes a thoroughly trained staff, all graduates with state board certificates on display. Dr J M Clark, manager, guarantees work with top materials at low prices and offers a free thorough exam and estimate with no obligation at 1406 Third Ave NW and at Third and Union.
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Beat Dental
State Dental Board
Nat Int
L. R. Clark
Regal Dental
J. MW. Clark
Third Ave
N. W
Oor
Third and Union
Readers debate telephone charges and rights in Seattle letters
A parade of readers criticizes Bell System practices and high monthly rates in Seattle. Don Campbell questions billing, while others argue for personal liberty on Prohibition and rail at militarism and taxes on churches. A doctor warns about germs on public phones and urges cleaning.
Nothing Saved Nothing Have Nothing Save
A dated short promotional note urging readers to start saving with a dollar today to accumulate ten dollars later. It emphasizes gradual saving and a simple plan to grow funds through small initial deposits.
Taft Takes Another Crack at Colonel Roosevelt
New York November 5. Former president William Howard Taft attacks his former ally, ex-President Theodore Roosevelt, in a renewed political confrontation reported from the city.
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Taft
New York
Ww. H. Taft
Roose
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Instant Nasal Relief
Dreamily advertised in the paper, Ely's Cream Balm claims to relieve nasal congestion from colds or catarrh. A small bottle from the druggist is said to open air passages, soothe inflamed membranes, and provide instant relief.
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Ely
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