Charity Society Reports Highlights of 1913 Expenditures
The Charity Organization society notes total spending since October 1 1913 as 6816 with 8700 going to feeding clothing housing and warming the needy and the remainder to salaries and incidentals. Speakers include Police Chief Griffiths on unemployment and Judge King Dykeman on juvenile court reform and parental responsibility.
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Griffiths
Pointa
Seattle
King Dykeman
Capitol Hill
Queen Anne Hill
Madrona Ridge
Woman given 2 1/2 to 20 years for manslaughter
Judge Ronald Wednesday afternoon imposed a sentence of two and a half to twenty years in the penitentiary on Mrs. Mary Huan Hogan for manslaughter in the death of her husband J J Hogan who was shot at the Orpheum theatre August 29. The judge overruled the motion for a new trial and the plea for a county jail sentence.
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Ronald
Mary Hoan
J. J. Hogan
Orpheum Theatre
Waiting to Meet Dorothy in The Woman's Way
Esther Hoffmann reports from Chicago on Ba sanay's theater awaiting the casting of Lily Harrie the telephone operator from Jesaquah as Dorothy in The Woman's Way leading man Bryant Washburne and director Baker describe the project as a cooperative effort with 25 staff preparing sets and scenes while the studio awaits Dorothy to arrive and be treated like a queen
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Esther Hoffmann
Chicago
Basanay
America
Dorothy
Baker
Bryant Washburne
Dorothyse
Cheyenne, Wyo
William Bollin
Springfield
Fort Worth
Texas
New Boats for Vancouver Run Held Up
The two new P R Princesses face dispatch delays due to Atlantic risks. Princess Margaret has completed tests at about 23% knots, and both vessels will sail Seattle Victoria Vancouver on a triangular route via the Panama Canal, likely around April 1.
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Atlantic
P. R
Irene
Margaret
Market Today Report Fragment for Washington Creamery
Market today notes a Native Washington creamery and a brick creamery with solid pack. Eastern brick seaptee referenced in the fragment.
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Washington Creamery
Fights to Pay Higher Taxes Win for Seattle Dentist
Dr. O. J. Jensen, a Seattle dentist from the Eitel building, fought four years to pay higher taxes on his home at 2210 Minor Ave. After appeals to the assessor, treasurer, deputies, and the county board of equalization, he secured an injunction threat and was finally allowed to pay 67.47. He said he could not spend all his time at the courthouse and must work.
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Seattla
Ing
Court House
County Board of Equalization
Jensen
Eitel
Dr. Jensen
Prohibition Initiative Measure 3 Set to Take Effect
Olympia reports Attorney General W. V. Tanner issues opinion declaring initiative measure No. 3 the prohibition statute will become operative January 1, 1916.
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Olympia
W. V. Tanner
Free Doctor Offers Thorough Exam at No Charge
A skilled physician and graduate of top schools offers free medical examinations and prescriptions with no fee beyond medicine costs. He promises thorough care and immediate attention for those unable to pay, emphasizing absolute charity.
Weekend High School Games Barely Noticed Amid Big Event
Two local high school football games spark little interest with clashes labeled likely lopsided. Lincoln faces West Seattle Friday in a probable 30 to 40 point win, while Queen Anne Ballard eyes a tighter match but Ballard’s slim chances loom.
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Lincoln
Seattle
Ballard
Broadway
Franklin
Queen Anne
Canadian closes Broughton strait route to Alaska traffic
The Canadian government warns Seattle and Vancouver Island fishermen that the Broughton Strait route near Vancouver Island is closed to traffic due to fears of German naval attack. Mines and heavy defense guns have been installed, forcing ships to reroute via Cape Flattery or around Ella Point. Guide steamers will assist vessels around danger points.
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Seattle
Broughton Strait
Alaska
Vancouver Island
Vancouver
Cape Flattery
Ella Point
Ella Island
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Dreamland
Bull Bros
AIN
Charity Society Reports
Charity Organization Society
Portland
O-W.r
Steel Flyer
Shasta Limited
Portland-Puget Sound Express Legres
Portland Owl
Grays Harbor
Hoquiam
Second Ave
J. H. O'Neill
Main
The
Electra-Vita Co
Empress Theatre
Cor
Spring
Wash
Lily &. Harrie
Jesaquah
Joa
New
D. BP. Frederick
Port Commission
O. J. Jensen
Brendel Drug Co
Yesler WA
Interurban
Partia Hippodrome
Eed Univereity
Cream
Amausement Momelike Serreandiage
UNION
Dencing
Teachore
Lundberg
A. Lundberg CO
Rhoads Dental CO
Pike
Solin
Dan Ball
California
Illinois
Frank Garrieau
Pacific Athletic Club
Dan Sait
Frank
Wallace
Idaho
Barbeau
Romeo Hagen
George Shanklin
Tacoma Eagles
Rough House
Charley Burns
Canada
Johnny O'Leary
Eagles
Burns
O'Leary
George Ingle
Tacoma
Ore
Oregon Aggies
Multnomah
Stewart
Younger
State University
Oregon Fame
Dennyfield
Ad Wolgast
Vancouver Athletic Club
Seattle Athletic Club
Baird
Gleason
Phelps and Sontag
Washington
Oregon
Edward Pinkman
Percy Cove
Everett
Weeghmane
Cubs
Central
Lincoln Park
Barney Oldfield
Arthur Lutz
Aggies
Willie Ritchie
Red” Watson
San Francisco
Nanodooees
Albany
Albany Dentists
People's Bank
Mike
Kilcott
Bradbury System
Bradbury
Pacific Coast
MountArns
Puget Sound
UNNY
San Diego
Southern Pacific
Chisholm
Elliott
Raymond Remedy Co
Hoom
Employers’ Association of Washington
Earl Constantine
Association
Spokane
State Department
North Carolina
Beirut
Snohomish County
Narrows
Stewart House
John Ruskin
John Ruskins
Bachman & Co
Cal
Havana
Cuba
L Lewis Cigar Mfg. CO
Newark, Ter
Rytte
Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Bowler Hat Co
Union St
Northwest
Jacobs Photo Shop
P.L. Bldg
E.j.browk
Edwin J. Brown
D.C.S
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