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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1913
Page
12
An advertisement touts experienced operators using up to date methods offering every dental operation with minimal pain at half the cost of Seattle dentists. It highlights a $10 Gold Crown for $4 and a $10 or $12 Never Slip Plate for $5, with a guaranteed receipted bill and a gas incentive.
Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Avenue North West corner Union Street issue a notice requiring readers to bring this act with them for service or appointment guidance. The notice emphasizes compliance and retrieval of documents for entry.
Four men aboard the gasoline passenger Escort leaped into the water as a fierce blast tore the craft to pieces near Halley Peninsula on Lake Washington. Capt. Louis Birch and crewmates Pete Le Port T. J. Carlton and Adolph Anderson were rescued by the tug C F P and brought ashore after the explosion and fire. The Escort was owned by the Birch Anderson Towboat Co.
Socialists of King County will hold a meeting Sunday at p.m. in the Socialist Temple at 711 Olive, to ratify nominations made last week for school directors port commissioner and commissioners for the logged-off land district.
Seattle piano dealer announces a genuine closing out sale due to insufficient finances. Not a staged special but a bona fide store shutdown offering top makes like Chickering Kimball Lohmer Haddorff Autopiano and Eilers at unheard of prices. Also discounted band instruments imported woodwinds and orchestral gear plus used pianos and electric instruments for public venues.
Ethel Levey, earning 1250 weekly in London, failed to perform at the Colonial in New York as planned and canceled her return to Europe. Her daughter Georgette, child of Georgette Levy and George M. Cohan, injured in a Hartford car crash, remains in a Hartford hospital bed with hopes of a grand opera career. Georgette has trained at the Paris Conservatoire and aims for tragedy as an actress if opera does not pan out.
A grand jury may be called in Whatcom county to probe a claimed far reaching conspiracy to destroy two superior court judges and the prosecuting attorney. The Perkins papers and several local interests are named as controlling the city press and pressuring officials amid a series of political clashes.
Miss Roselle Berd and Mrs. R. Mc Cullote walk toward Mount Baldy summit amid a postponement caused by the Los Angeles aqueduct not finishing on schedule.
Plans for the Washington Good Roads association convention at North Yakima on November 20 and 21 were announced after a Tacoma conference between president John P. Hartman and the executive committee. Papers by manufacturers promoters and dealers in hard surfacing will be read in the morning with a general discussion led by R H Thomason in the afternoon. Gov. Lister will oversee the evening program.
In Los Angeles on November 7 a thief using a fish pole with a wire prong pried open a window and took trousers belonging to CC. PP. Gurben along with $13 a bottle opener and a key. The suspect fled with the items.
In Duluth Minnesota on November 7 teachers learned that students were preserving cigarettes in asbestos-lined pockets during classes, a discovery linked to ongoing smoking concerns at the school.
Vienna reports Kaiser Franz Josef bestowed the Great Cross of the Elizabeth Order on Crown Princess Marie of Roumania for her sacrificial hospital work during the Halkan conflict as armies withdrew.
An advertisement-style text from Dr Kilmer & Co claims kidney and bladder trouble is common and that Swamp Root is a safe herbal remedy. It cites testimonials from druggists and citizens, offers sample bottles by mail, and notes bottles cost 48 cents or $1.00.
Gov. John son of California and his wife were honored guests at a banquet hosted by the Chicago Progressive Club, with the event drawing local dignitaries and supporters.
An advertisement touts Mr Hawthorne of the U S A as a sensational stage figure with a panoply of escapades from wealth to revolution. The Seattle Theatre promises nightly shows and matinees with 20 30 and 50 cent seating and a money back guarantee.
Walter Thorburn asserts that the 1912 government tests of Bering River coal were compromised by miner fraud and improper handling led by RK Williams. He argues a railroad through the valley could lower fuel costs and cites Senator Poindexter’s plan for a government railroad and ships to Seattle to curb a coal trust.
Congressman J. A. Falconer arrived in Spokane and said it is too early to decide on a senatorial candidacy. He noted many West Side men seek the job and urged picking a progressive primary winner who can prevail in the final contest. He tied the Eastern election outcomes to the party's future stability.
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