Palace Clothing Co. sale advertises deep discounts on suits
The Palace Clothing Co announces a big sale with suits at 6.85 and 9.65, overcoats from 5.85, raincoats, socks, gloves, shirts, hats, and trousers at heavily reduced prices. Limited hours 9 am to 10 pm Saturday, at 1022 First Avenue corner Spring. The store claims top value and urges a quick visit.
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Palace
Mackinawe
Washington
First Avenue Corner Spring
Palace Clothing Co
Tumulty Leads Asbury Park Victory Parade After Election Night
At Asbury Park New Jersey on election night a victory parade formed led by Secretary to the President Tumulty in a White House car. More than 1,000 people lined the route as 50 automobiles moved behind Tumulty and a fife and drum corps provided the finale.
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White House
Tumulty
Fife and Drum Corp
Birth Control Message Spreads As Police Find Secret Clinic
Mrs. Margaret Sanger leads a mass, multilingual birth control campaign in Brooklyn despite police discovery of a clinic. Thousands of mothers receive information, with visitors paying 10 cents to support operations and translation. Sanger vows continued resistance and expansion nationwide.
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B. J. O'Donnell
New York
Margaret Sarger
Brooklyn
Sanger
United States
Margaret Sanger
Willcox Says G.O.P. Will Ask Recount
Willcox, chairman of the Republican National Committee, states that results are unofficial and may change under official counts. He notes earlier California errors and argues for an exact honest count, conceding close states may produce material changes and recounts as needed.
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Wilson
Otto Case Makes a Great Showing
Otto A Case carried King county for state auditor despite not viewing himself as a real candidate. He spoke 87 times for Woodrow Wilson across the state and campaigned the Second district for Mr Axtell without naming his own bid. He had been a member of the Progressive party when he backed Wilson.
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Otto A. Case
King County
Altho
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Axtell
Case
Progressive Party
Wilson
New Hampshire Votes Tilt Toward Wilson as Ballots Recount
Officials reported early today that while official figures favored Hughes, ballot re checks suggested New Hampshire might lean toward Wilson. The state remained in the doubtful column as party committees maintained their victory claims.
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Concord
N. H
Chabia
Hughes
New Hampshire
Hughes Holds Lead in West Virginia County Returns
In Wheeling with 131 precincts in and 1 713 missing Hughes led Wilson by 3 149. Hughes tally reached 133 280 to Wilson 129 121 while Cornwall leads Robinson by 1 368 with 135 precincts missing. Federal officers man ballot boxes in Marshall and other counties as surprise results spread.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Hughes
Wilson
Cornwall
Robinson
Marshall County
Mother and Child Die in Hoquiam Stove Explosion
In Copalis an explosion from a lit stove burned Mrs. E. F. Bronson to death and her six week old adopted baby, whom she tried to carry from the house. The incident occurred Thursday. The article also notes a conversion for the German and British pounds.
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Hoquiam
E. FE. Bronson
Copalis
Seattle Wholesale Grocers and Market Names Listed
An extensive roster lists numerous Seattle area grocers, market stalls, and associated addresses spanning Pike Place Market and nearby precincts. The compilation runs through Tacoma, Everett, and Olympia with multiple firms such as Northwest Grocery & Supply, Park Grocery, and Cascade Creamery among others, mapping businesses to street addresses across Washington state locations.
G O P Leaders in New York Lose Hope
New York November 10 national headquarters of both parties were deserted as ballot counting began nationwide. Just before closing staff at the Republican headquarters except Chairman Willcox conceded Wilson's re election.
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New York
Wilson
Willcox
Republican National Committee
Republican
Band Serenades Ole on Way Home
Ole Hanson of Seattle member of the national advisory Woodrow Wilson committee left Chicago last night after campaigning in Washington Idaho North Dakota Minnesota and Illinois. A band and the democratic campaign committee escorted Mr and Mrs Hanson to the depot in appreciation of his services.
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Chicago
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Woodrow Wilson Committee
Washington
Idaho
North Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Democratic Campaign Committee
Hanson
New Mexico Safe for President Wilson
With most precincts tallied in New Mexico the vote shows Wilson ahead by about 1 700 and is virtually certain to win the state's electoral vote. Remaining precincts are not expected to change the outcome or split the electoral vote.
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Albuquerquesn
New Mexico
Wilson
Hugh
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Third Ave
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Rose City Importing Co
14Th St
Oakland
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G.O.P
Otto
N. H. Still Close
West Virginia
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Louis Napoleon
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Lusitania
Alice Paul
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Leo
Pter
Switt’s
James Peter Nielson
White Market
Seattle, Wash
Geo. A. Brown
Pike Place Market
Cole & Haraden
Wash
Addaline Miller
James S. Evans
Greenwood Ave
Edward Sesmioh
16Th Ave
Beattle
Ray & Company
Geo. W. Casey
Broadway North
Peter Ostberg
Interlake Ave
J. M. Gaynor
Woodland Park Ave
James Scovatto
South End Market
C. A. Anderson
Aurora Ave
Frank T. McKee
J. W. Aue
J. F. Brennen
Cascade Creamery Company
Gerrish Bros
Woodlawn Ave
John A. Zoble
Westlake Ave
Claude Bean
Madison Market
Snow & Son
Kilbourne Ave
Fuglede
20Th Ave
H. Wilcox Grocery Company, Inc
Second Ave
Robert R. Stevenson
Fred A. Webb
James Martin
Renton
Lewis Paesi
Ballard Ave
Park Grocery Company
N. W
D. N. Monroe
24Th Ave
I H. Fox
Dearborn St
Pearl Grocery
14Th Ave
N. E
Northwest Grocery & Supply Company
Brooklyn Ave
Hiram Lindsey
Henry W. Lehmann
Rainier Ave
Henry Goebel
G. P. Watters
California Ave
Robert Avann
J. E. Keefe
Edward Irr
Renton, Wash
Tilliam Tonkin Company, Inc
Erickson Mercantile Company
Judkins
F. L. Heidrich & Company, Inc
Eighth Ave. S
Samuel Irvine
Westlake
Alfred P. Krauss
Duwamish
Arthur Berridge
Lucile St
Cloverdale Grocery
Cloverdale St
Morris Williams
Pike St. W
E. Knaier
Kumar Market
Wm. M. Dignon
Corner Market
J. A. Miller
Sanitary Market
A. Green
W. R. Brehm
C. W. Treve
Eckhardt & Newett
First Ave
W. S. Russell
Weller St
J. B. Dodds
Westlake Market
Tull Bros
A. Almquist
50Th Ave
J. D. Anderson
Market St
Tacoma
R. L. Rozenberger
Kopf & Kilmer
Richardson Bros
Sixth Ave
Tacoma Butter Store
Pacific Ave
R. P. G. Carver
North 20Th
Rhodes Bros
Broadway
South 11Th
McLean Bros
S. Broadway
J. L. Stewart
South K St
Sivert M. Olson
McKinley Ave
Straight & Company
South 28Th
Jens Jensen
Yakima Ave
Raymond Thomas
South 56Th
P. C. Jackson
Proctor
Horn & Holmes
Everett, Wash
John P. Morgan
West Heron
Aberdeen
A. Benson
West Fourth
Olympia
Ennin & Goodman
Bellingham
Nels Anderson
Harris Ave
J. A. Worthington
Elma St
Williams & Glen
Elk St
Holmes Bros
Prospect St
Mt. Vernon Butter Company
Klang & Bloomquist
12Th St
Central Grocery Company
Reeson Ridg
Edmonds, Wash
Hewett Ave
White Front Grocery
North Tower Ave
Centralia, Wash
Swift & Company
N. Y
Pres. Wilson
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