Seattle hosts first mutt show with prizes and blue ribbons
A 1921 Seattle event features numerous dog categories and prizes. Dogs from Airedale to spaniel, tied to owners like Helen Moore and Dorothy Herbert, vie for best mutt, patient, aristote, and playful traits. Special awards include a six-foot lead and a dog tale collection, underscoring a vibrant kennel culture.
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Helen Moore
Jerry
Bernice Olson
Brunnhilde
Miss Ma Gastiwvtier
Tuffy
Harry Bomber
W. Adams Sr
Palmer
Patty
Stevenson
Wm. Cutts
Clemmer Theatre
Trix
Mutt
Bert Johansen
Wm. Cutta
Nellie
Edward Westall
Kennel Review
Dog Magazine
George Warren
Joe
Kay
Midy
Wilkinson
21St Ave. N
Maxie Ly Gun
Automatic Toy Fly Gun Co
Maxie
D Liebes
18Th Ave. N. C
Dr. L. W
Betsy
Francis Long
Mrs. Weber
Peter Pul
Lyda Hi
Melita Cupid
Les
Dorothy Moore
N. W. Dollars
Cab Co
Buster
Mantver
Charlotte Nelson
Dr. L. W. Drum
Cutie
Dog
Kenneth Rusk
Royst
Peter Rabbit
Cornish School
Kenneth Otelling
Puy- Mutt
Om H. Schoenfeld
Mgr
Standard Pniture Co
Rags
Billy
Jacob Kaufman
Bird and Co
Goofey
Ippy
Harry Zervas
Woodruff Carroll
N. St
Battle Creek
Melita Kennais
Tolly
Frank Goodwin
Dr. Wm. Jar
Harold Barr
CC. C. Peck
Robert Fullerton
Sidelights on the Big Mutt Show
Chief Searing presided over a lively mutt show drawing young dog lovers and families. Dozens of mixed breed pups wandered among hundreds of excited children, with auctioneers and police pressed by cheering crowds as pets were petted fed and admired.
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Searing
Spitz-Terrier
Serbians Withdraw Amid Albanian Front Moves
Nov 11 reports say Serbian regulars retreated toward Albania part of a tentative settlement. Officials also noted irregular forces remaining as Britain and the council of ambassadors urged intervention to ease the crisis.
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Albania
Council of Ambassadors
Britain
James Conway Junior Stars In Seattle Jungle Picture
James Conway Jr former councilman James Conway’s son is now a famous director and largely responsible for the jungle picture’s success. The Star offers a free kids show with multiple screenings at 10 and 11 o’clock led by Manager Muller. No tickets or coupons required. all kids are invited.
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James Conway
Seattle
James, Jr
Muller
Prohibition Party Sparks Loud Carnival Atmosphere
A French party celebrating prohibition filled with noise and carnival gaiety. People enjoyed ice cream and popcorn as two deaf men and sailors mingled. Capt. Charles E. Tennant and his young son attended. A birthday cake for Tennant lit candles while a mutt caused comic chaos with a boy and crowd cheering.
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Charles E. Tennant
Albert
Tennant
Capt. Tennant
University Museum War Exhibition Opens on Armistice Day
The state museum in the old forestry building on the University campus displays war relics from Allied, German, and Austrian armies for Armistice Day observance. An adjacent exhibit features ancient weapons. Central African natives communicate by drum signals.
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State Museum
America to shift Far East policy after Pacific conference
A Harding administration official says the United States will adopt a less passive Far East stance at the army conference, signaling a new rule of conduct with China at the center. Britain may align with the United States as Washington weighs limits tied to election pledges.
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Washington
Navy
United States
Far East
Harding
America
Pingliand
Britain
Pacific
China
Orient
Japan
Great Britain
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Amerea
England
Ulster Agrees to Compromise on Irish Question
Ulster cabinet announces it will submit to the British government a counter proposal after rejecting Lloyd George’s base for settlement. Sir James Craig informs the premier that no useful conference will occur until Ulster’s proposed withdrawals are considered, aiming to secure peace without infringing Ulster rights.
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London
Uulster
Firnish
Iriah
Ulster Cabinet
Lloyd George
Ireland
James Craig
Ulster
Fire Injures Seven on Submarine L-6
A fire aboard submarine L-6, beneath the surface 60 feet, injured seven including Lieut. M. W. Stonestreet and six crew members during a test run 16 miles from Los Angeles. The crew were treated for burns as the blaze was investigated and the vessel returned to base with sailors using gas helmets to rescue those overcome.
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Los Angeles
M. W. Stonestreet
Senator Ed Coman Sues for Divorce
Spokane reports Sen Edwin T. Coman a year ago Republican governor candidate and former head of the Exchange National bank filed for divorce from Sallie Wilcoxson Coman. He cites alleged neglect of domestic duties and mockery of his patriotic work plus a dispute over a necklace costing over twenty thousand dollars.
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Spokane
Edwin T. Coman
Exchange National Bank
Sallie Wilcoxson Coman
Coman
Burglar Leaps Two Stories in Chelsea Apartment
A burglar fled from Mrs. W. C. Shruck’s Chelsea apartment after being startled in her bedroom. He leaped from a window two stories to the ground, suffered injuries yet escaped before police arrived. Shruck was alone and knitting, discovering the intruder with a revolver.
Old Acquaintance Given Maximum Sentence in DUI Case
Superior Judge Calvin Hall sentences R. W. McReynolds to 90 days in county jail for driving an auto while intoxicated. McReynolds was involved in an August 27 accident that killed Ora Stanley. he pled guilty.
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Altho
Calvin
Hall
R. W. McReynolds
McReynolds
Mra. Ora Stanley
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Palace Clothing CO
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Bedlam
University Museum
Central Africa
William Philip Simms
Erty
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Ed Coman
Mahoney
Kate Mahoney
Malcolm Douglas
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