Roosevelt and Berger Prominent In The Star Straw Ballot
The Star straw ballot features Roosevelt as first choice on several ballots and Berger proposed for president with Debs for vice president on the socialist ticket. Voters may write in Debs or Berger if they wish, while Taft receives little support. Ballots flood in as the contest closes Monday morning with results announced Monday evening.
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Roosevelt
Victor Berger
Berger
Debs
Taft
Paenideat
la Follette
Wilson
Bill
the Star
Five Men in Jury Box
A list of jurors includes Robert P. Rain a 69 year old carpenter from Los Angeles Wm F Clark 71 retired undertaker of Los Angeles D F Green 47 capitalist and orange grower from Pomona Byron Lisk 61 president of Pasadena Milling company and Sam Mendenhall 43 capitalist and rancher from Fast Whit tier
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Robert FP. Rain
Los Angeles
Wm. F. Clark
D. Green
Pomona
Byron Lisk
Pasadena
Pasadena Milling Company
Sam Mendenhall
Fast Whittier
THIN FOLKS MADE FAT The Way Samose Works Its Wonders
Bartell Drug Co promotes Samose as a guaranteed fat making product. An advertisement touts dramatic weight results and urges readers to try the remedy for quick change.
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Bartell Drug Co
The
Star
Seattle
Fragmentary OCR Card Lacks Clear Narrative
An unclear OCR fragment provides no coherent event or subjects. Readable parts are minimal, with no identifiable people, organizations, places, or dates to summarize into a proper news item.
Socialists Gain in Everett City Elections
In Everett Washington yesterday the socialist ticket polled surprisingly well with three council seats won, while Republican R B Hassell was elected mayor and A Keay became treasurer. Jesse Davis Democrat captured the city attorney post as Democrats won one council seat.
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United Frees
Everett
Wash
R. B. Hassell
First Congregational Church
Republian
A. Keay
Jesse Davis
Republicans
Socialiata
J. T. Lester
Leutenant
New Mexico
Wm. McDonald
Republican Legisature
U. S
Four People Rescued After Drowning Fears Near Squaxin Island
United Press report from Olympia describes Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mack Miss Gertrude Root and Arthur Kayley who were believed drowned before being found afloat in a dead launch near Squaxin Island. Their engine flooded three times and they burned clothes in a campfire on the island. Provisions ran out and they returned home with no gasoline.
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United Press
Olympia
Wash
L. C. Mack
Gertrude Root
Arthur Kayley
Squaxin Island
Jury, Judge, and McNamara Trial Developments
Five jurors named with one under consideration as McNamara trial moves forward. Darrow accuses Judge Bordwell of bias and plans to renew an anti bias motion next week while the state and defense have used most peremptory challenges.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jas. B. McNamara
Mendenhall
Darrow
Bordwell
Winter
McKee
Frampton
McNamara
Seattle City Engineer Thomson Resigns for Port Post
H Thomson retires after 20 years as city engineer to take the port of Seattle engineer role at 7500 dollars. Mayor Dilling appoints A H Dimock as temporary principal assistant engineer to fill the vacancy. Thomson lauds harbor construction and the Cedar River water system gains.
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H. Thomson
Dilling
A. H. Dimock
Thomson
Seattle
Port of
Reret
Cedar River
Winchester sells house of mystery for $200000
Mrs. Sarah L. Winchester widow of the inventor has sold her famed house of mystery to Delia Feis for $200,000. The transfer ends mediums ominously warning of doom if the estate is disposed, a long cherished two story tale of spirits and legends surrounding the property.
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Oaks
Cal
Sarah L. Winchester
Delia Feisbacker
Winchester
Girl Killed in Elevator Shaft at Jackson Apartments
Two year old Mildred Atkenson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Atkeson, died in an automatic elevator incident at 1524 Eighth Ave. The mother, carrying a baby, initiated a frantic rescue but could not stop the car in time. The Atkesons had recently moved from Wenatchee. the father is manager of Arcade Land Co.
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Mildred Atkenson
J. R. Atkeson
Jackson Apartments
Eighth Av
Mildred
Women poised to swing Los Angeles mayoral race
With two days left before registration closes for the December 5 election, female voters in Los Angeles are projected to total at least 60,000. Socialist candidate Job Harriman and incumbent Geo. Alexander battle to win these pivotal votes as women prepare to decide the city's next two years of leadership.
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Job Harriman
Geo. Alexander
Los Angeles
Real estate deal seals sale of sorority and apartment houses
A $125000 transaction was completed yesterday involving the Gabel apartment house and the Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority house. The buyers are Geo F. King and others from Medford Oregon.
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Gabel
Kappa Alpha Theta
Geo. F. King
Medford, Or
Republicans Gain in New York and Other States
New York Republicans win a majority of over 50 seats while Tammany retains tight New York City control. New Jersey, Kentucky, and New Mexico report GOP setbacks and Democratic victories with McCreary and McDonald winning governorships and a Democratic legislature shaping U.S. Senate picks.
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New York
Newton Presse
York
Tammany
New York City
Jersey City
Senate
Assembly
Woodrow Wilson
House
Kentucky
Louisville
James B. McCreary
Ollie James
United States Senate
Election Returns Highlight Early City and State Races
From San Francisco to Philadelphia and Maryland the results show Charles M. Fickert possibly defeating Ralph L. Wharton for district attorney and Rudolph Blankenburg likely winning Philadelphia mayoral race. Maryland Governor contenders P L Goldsborough and Arthur Pue Gorman show Goldsborough ahead by about five thousand. Mississippi declares Earl Brewer elected governor.
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Maryland
P. L. Goldsborough
Arthur Pue Gorman
Mississippi
Earl Brewer
Saw Three Figures in Room During Doctor Knabe Death
Prince Paleologos a Greek lecturer says he saw two women and a man in Dr Helen Knabe's room the night of the murder. He was across the street mailing a letter when he glimpsed them through a window in Indianapolis.
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United Press
Chicago
Prince Paleologos
Indianapolis
Helen Knabe
Get This for Colds Prescription for Positive Results
A home remedy recommends two ounces glycerine and one ounce concentrated pine in a pint of whiskey. Take two teaspoonfuls after meals and at bedtime, with smaller doses for children by age. Claim says rapid cough and cold cure per medical pro and warns to use genuine Globe Concentrated Pine. Bottle halves contain tin screw cap cases and druggists can source from wholesale houses.
Remarkable Cabo Elde Foot Cure Adverts
Cure for corns callouses puntons frost-bites and sweaty feet proposed in a short foot bath. Two tablespoonfuls of the compound provide instant relief and repeated use promises permanent cure. Available from druggists or Medical Formula Laboratories of Chicago.
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Medical Formula 1 Laboratories
Chicago
Women Mayors Vote Marks First Primary In Olympia
Olympia held its first primary yesterday with four tickets in the field. Women voted for the first time and one candidate was nominated for mayor. The four mayoralty nominees are W. L. Bridgeford Frances Sylvester J B Dalley and A S Caton
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Olympia
Wash
Olymeia
W. L. Bridgeford
Frances Sylvester
Boc
J. B. Dalley
Cit
Caton
Ind
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
A promotional notice touts Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion and sour stomach, claiming relief within five minutes. It advises readers to buy a 50 cent case from a druggist and asserts meals will be enjoyed with renewed appetite and fresher digestion.
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Pape
Ten Days Free Treatment Offer for Uric Acid Diseases
A Victorian era advertisement promises ten days of free treatment for uric acid illness including rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles and catarrh. Dr Abbott invites sufferers to request a full ten day course with directions and a medical booklet, claiming no cost no obligation and that all charges are paid by him.
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G. B. Abbott
Austen Building
Chicago
DE. Abbott
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