Seattle poultry show plans and national meeting
R Graves of Seattle has been appointed representative of the Seattle Poultry and Pet Stock association to attend the National Poultry association meeting in San Francisco this winter. Local poultrymen met Tuesday night at the Commercial Club to discuss plans for a show in December.
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R. Graves
Seattle
Seattle Poultry and Pet Stock Association
National Poultry Association
San Francisco
Commercial Club
Decem
Greece to Stay Out of War Unofficial Report Declares
Athens reports Bulgaria agrees not to cross lines and to demobilize as Greece remains out of the war. A diplomatic authority says the accord is a safeguard for Greece while Bulgaria continues plans to conquer Macedonia. Submarines sunk near Gibraltar and other war developments fill dispatches.
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Athens
Bulgaria
Doiran-Gyergyell
Monastir
Germany
Macedonia
Protest Censorship of Cable Messages by Seattle Group
Seattle Chamber of Commerce trustees passed a Wednesday resolution protesting interference with cablegrams between neutral nations. A Seattle firm aiding Scandinavian settlement to Montana reported a remittance to Stockholm was made, but the Stockholm bank never received the messages, causing an estimated loss of 10 000 to 15 000 dollars.
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Seattle
King County Plans Heated Courthouse with Coal Contract
King County will heat the new courthouse and city hall with coal supplied by King County Coal. The contract sets a price of 8,000 dollars annually, 6 cents below the standard rate per 1,000 pounds, issued through an agreement with the traction company.
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King County
King County Coal
Traction Company
Suspect Released After Pier 14 Fire Plot Allegation
D Willmann, tied to a plan to burn Pier 14, was freed by order of Police Judge Gordon. He was released on Wednesday as the investigation continues and the suspect enjoys liberty pending further action.
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D. Willmann
Pier 14
Gordon
Germany seeks peace over extended war toll and resource strain
The piece argues Germany would welcome a peace overture as the long war depletes its resources. It notes England France and Russia mobilizing, American ammunition flowing in, and Germany and Austria facing millions lost or wounded. It warns Germany would fight for survival, not spoils, if war continues.
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United States
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Young wife offers other side of Gouley case
Anna Gouley and her two children visit The Star to tell the other side of the shooting death of Carl Frisell. She says Alex Gouley acted under orders, was a young patrolman still new on the force, and that his mother Victoria Gouley works hard to keep the family afloat while he is jailed awaiting trial.
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Tootsie” Gouley
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Hoge
Returns in China Favor Monarchy
Pekin dispatch reports election returns favor restoring a Chinese monarchy with practical assurance. The government is said to have authorized delaying the announcement of the restoration.
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China
Pekin
Overcoat Robbery Foiled as Highwaymen Take Cash
Adolph F. Sehacht, steward of the Elks club, was robbed at N 40th and Greenwood Ave Tuesday night when two highwaymen attempted to seize his overcoat. The coat didn’t fit the thieves, who returned it and escaped with $16 in cash.
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Elks’ Club
N. 40Th
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Plan to Build Nitrate Plant Near Darrington
The American Nitrogen Products Co. seeks to build a large nitrate plant on the Sauk-Saattle site near Darrington if Seattle relinquishes its rights. FE Blaine and Dr. E. Janson urged city action before the utilities committee, which referred the request to City Engineer Dimock and Lighting Superintendent Rows for a report. The company argued Seattle has other suitable sites and retaining Sauk-Saattle would hinder development.
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Sauk-Saeattle
Darrington
Seattle
Counciliman FE
Sauk -Salattle
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Child Cold Relief
Promote a gentle cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels with California Syrup of Figs. A teaspoonful is said to move clogged waste and ease fever cough or sore throat, with a 60 cent bottle and clear directions on the label. Warns against counterfeits and urges asking a druggist for the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Ely's Cream Balm Opens Nasal Passages
Quick relief from head colds and catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. Applied in the nostrils it penetrates air passages, soothes inflamed membranes, and clears congested sinuses within minutes. Get a small bottle from your druggist and breathe freely again.
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Ely
Simulated War Demand Shapes Explosive Production
The text notes planned production driven by wartime simulations and resulting demand for explosives. It highlights the need for cheap high horsepower electric current to support the successful manufacture of the product.
County auction bids set for old 40 room jail
El Paso officials begin selling the old county jail with 40 rooms and steam heat to raise funds for a new facility atop the courthouse. Bids open today as commissioners seek buyers willing to take the property without tenants.
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EL Paso
Tex
Rush for Seats at the Metropolitan Theatre
Seattle historic engagement of Daddy Long Legs opens November 21 at the Metropolitan Theatre. Due to unprecedented demand the box office opens Monday at 10 am with gallery seating reserved for the season.
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United States
Seattle
Metropolitan Theatre
Jean Webster
Metropolitan
Star
Patience Worth Mystery Draws St Louis Elite
St Louis lawyers merchants educators and society leaders gathered at the American Annex to hear about Patience Worth an alleged invisible personality speaking through a ouija board Mrs John H Curran called the "spirit poet" and said pinnochle games prompted the discovery and that the mechanism of reception remains unexplained.
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ST. Louis
Patience Worth
Altho
Papyrus Club
John H. Curran
St Jacobs Oil backs backache relief claims
An advertisement argues kidneys do not cause back pain and promotes St Jacobs Oil rub for lumbago sciatica and strains. It claims quick, harmless relief with a small trial bottle available from druggists and promises the soreness stiffness and lameness vanish soon after applying.
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St. Jacobs
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