Governor Hoggatt Sought to Return to Alaska Post
The Daily Alaskan of Skagway circulates a petition urging Gov. W. B. Hoggatt to stay in Juneau and quit Washington. It argues James Wickersham won the delegate seat by landslide, and Hoggatt futures Alaska to corporations and Guggenheims. The piece claims Hoggatt favors Standard Oil interests over territorial wishes.
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United Press
Skagway
Alaska
W. B. Hoggatt
Washington
Alaskan
Juneau
James Wickersham
Fairbanks
Congress
Alaska Press Roasts Gov Hoggatt Over Washington Duty
Fairbanks editors from the News Tribune and Times denounce Gov. Hoggatt for leaving Alaska to handle corporate business in Washington. They urge Delegate elect Wicker to act for Alaskans while the governor stays home. The Digger in Nome echoes calls for his return to Alaska.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
News, Tribune and Times
Hoggatt
Washington
Wicker
The
Times
the Tribune
James
Married Osteopaths Seek Divorce in Seattle Case
In a Seattle divorce filing yesterday, Charlies N. Maxey accuses his wife Ottie M. Maxey an osteopath of desertion while Ottie counters similarly. He says he left her 500 for her use and sent 140 since August 1907, while she allegedly caused him to lose patients after her osteopathic schooling at Kirksville Missouri.
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Charlies N. Maxey
Seattle
Ottle M. ‘Maxey
Area Ill
Liesen
Maxey
Springfield
Kirksville
Treasury Statement Reports Receipts and Disbursements
Washington November 21 treasury statement shows receipts totaling 5 566 632 dollars and disbursements of 2 370 000 dollars for the day.
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Treasury
Washington
Notable Seattle DAR Benefit at Leary Mansion
A large benefit hosted by the combined Seattle chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution raised funds for the George Washington monument on the University of Washington campus. Over 800 guests toured the Leary mansion on 1681 Ren ay N, with proceeds from entrance tickets supporting the project and showcasing interior elegance and hospitality. The event marked the residence’s first formal function since October and featured extensive arrangements, refreshments, and multiple rooms for games and socializing.
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Leary
Seattle
Louis
Mra
R. A. Raitt
Edmund Howden
Elinor J. Thorne
T. A. Parish
Misa Roberta
William Dent
Edward B. Fowler
Robert A. Reid
Mary Champe Marr
David A. Gove
J. Patrick
J. T. Hunter
J. F. Jones
B. A. Batwell
A. J. Trumbull
Thanksgiving Hospital Service Opens With Varied Music
A Thanksgiving program at Wayside Hospital in Moore Theatre features violinist Herr Morita Rosen and his son Leopold, with Beatrice McClure, Henry Hanlin, and Adrienne Langer. Mrs Beatrice Metlure performs a dramatic reading from Hjornson, Grieg music accompanies, and Helen Yorbsler sings. The service begins 10:20 AM with Rev W A Major presiding and Dr J HM overseeing remarks on tal situation. Admission is free.
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Moore Theatre
Weat
Morita Rosen
Enry Hanlin
Mia
Beatrice McClure
Herr Rosen
Berlin
Rosen
Leopold
Henry T. Hanlin
Northwest
Beatrice Metlure
Bjornatierne Hjornson
Banard Greig
Norway
Mise Adrienne Langer
Grieg
Entertaining in Honor of Miss Virginia Kidd
Mrs. J. B. Graham hosted a cards party on Wednesday evening in honor of her sister Miss Spencer. The event followed a bridge gathering at the residence of Miss Opal Tra, with Mrs. Kidd a teacher at Heilman to be home for Thanksgiving holidays.
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Juline W. Augustine
Bridge
Carrie FE. Atkinson
Wiliam Bigelow
Merc
George B. Kittinger
Montgomery Hussell
James Clark Murray
Firlech Club
Ethel Williams
Paul Henry
Mise Young
Thowme A. Fransielt
Mise Edith Young
Harvard Av
Schubert Club
Behubert Club
H. L. T. Skinner
Christensen
Mre
W. P. Trimble
George Batneer
Mra. M. Ff
Backus
Mra
Stimson
R.b.cox, Jr
Frank P. Dow
Av. N
Miss Kidd
Ballard
Mian
Virginia Kidd
Opal Tra
J. B& Graham
Miss Spencer
WEDDINGS Crockett Wood and Wood Couple Tie Knot
Samuel D Crockett and Nellie Valentine Wood wed Thursday at the Wood residence with Rev PF J Van Horn officiating. They plan home after December 16 at 259 Olympic Place. Benjamin Samuel Cressel and Mary Roberta Holladay wed at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev J M Wilson officiating. John A Kellogg and Noeilie Jeanette Meliride married at the Mebiride residence in Bellingham.
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Bell
John A Kellogg
Noeilie Jeanette Meliride
J. A. Mebiride
Bellingham
Community notices of meetings and club activities
Numerous clubs and chapters announce upcoming gatherings across the week. Lady Stirling DAR meets Monday at 10 at Mrs Hanson’s. City Federation of Women’s Clubs at 2 36 p m at the clubhouse. Unitarian Recreation at 1 p m Monday the 23rd. Myrtle Social Club Monday at 2 at Mrs Goets. Century Club Friday at 2 20 with Mime Vincent on Lae Music. Pennsylvania Association Women’s Auxiliary meets Friday at 2 at Mrs Stewart’s. Card Club hosts the Ral Club. Ladies’ Musical Club study series starts Monday at 2 50. D S Johnston Recital features Mrs Caneel.
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Hoyleton and
Olive
Century Club
Federation Club
Mime
Vincent
Inetrat
Pennsylvania Association
Ethan B. Stewart
Nob Hill
Virginia
Morgan J. Carkeek
Ladies’ Musical Club
D. 8. Johnston
Mary J. Caneel
Modern German Composer and Music Inquiries Invited
The Junior membership committee of the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital plans juvenile meetings after Thanksgiving. Ample details list dates, venues, and hosts including Trinity Church Sunday school room, Christensen Lane Hall, Mrs Charles Black, Mrs Walter Hainsworth, Mrs Prats Michter, and Mr Hebert A. Hulbert. Each session features an interest stamp and popular speakers.
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Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Children's Orthopedic Hopital Association
Dia
Coun
Alma Stewart
Mies Maryhkhe
W P. Trimbie
Trinity Church
Eighthay
Jamen St
University
Christensen's Lane Hall
Mra Charlee
Black
W. Lee Ot
Walter Hainsworth
West Seattle
Mre
Prats Michter
Hebert A. Hulbert
E. Alohest
Hesichna
Musical Resen Concert at Moore Theatre and Westminster Church
Little Leopold Hosen will give a violin concert Sunday evening November 28 at the Moore theatre. The Ralston Glee Club of 46 male voices, directed by Hertha Tellier and Grace Cadwell, will perform Tuesday evening November 34 at 8:15 at Westminster Presbyterian church as a benefit concert. The program includes violin solos and choral numbers such as Night Witchery and Pilgrim Chorus from Tannhauser.
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Little Leopold Hosen
Moore Theatre
Ralston Glee Club
Mise Hertha Tellier
Mise Grace Cadwell
Mise Grace Jack
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Music Notes and Performers at Local Concert Event
The report lists performers including Violin soloist George Laserud and Myrna Jack with the Mulligan trio. It mentions the Mbaumine Dance and the Raleton Glee Club accompanying. Archaic phrasing suggests a mid century concert program with various acts and a banner piece titled The tar-Bpangied Banner.
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Myrna Jack
Schafeton Glee
Alda
Arran
J. Edmondeutler
Bolo
Mra
Lavarus
Raleton Glee Club
Local Ladies Take Various Outings and Trips
A string of brief notices lists Mrs. Mre. Price and Mine Lette Price returning from a fortnigh t voyage, Mrs. Pigott from a coast trip, Mrs. Eplerte by her mother in Portland, Miss McMicken home from Mockane, and many others visiting relatives or touring the Southwest and California.
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W. Price
Lette Price
William Pigott
James Eplerte
Chisholm
Portland
Ore
Mise Maude McMicken Haw
Moekane
B.C
Breteen
Mayorelect Armbruster Claims Clean Campaign Run
Yakima Nov 21 Mayor elect P M Armbruster filed an affidavit stating no campaign funds were spent. The report notes the disclosure as the cheapest campaign in the county. Justice of the Peace H E Doust reportedly spent 25 cents in his recent campaign, covering mailing costs and a spent cigar given to a partner.
Former deputy placed in jail
Skidmore a former deputy sheriff of King county appeared in police court to answer why he attempted to handcuff William Kowelie in an alley near Washington street early yesterday. He drew a big gun on Koward Loman of the Merchants' Patrol and admitted drinking. The judge imposed no penalty.
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W. BE. Skidmore
King County
William Hkowelie
First
Railroad Ave
Washington St
Skidmore
Blacker
Koward Loman
Merchants’ Patrol
Ambitious Manchurian Accord Rumors Denied
American ambassador to Japan Thomas J. OBrien dismissed rumors of Washington talks with Tokyo on Manchuria. He said the United States has no such agreement and noted Japan's influence in Manchuria grants it a special claim. He cited existing conventions with Huerta and France as keeping the peace in the Orient.
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Washington
American State Department
America
Thomas J. O'Brien
Japan
United Press
O'Tirien Nated
Manchuria
Huerta
France
Orient
Plan to Aid Unemployed Outlined by Straus in Report
Secretary Straus of the Commerce and Labor Department has prepared a comprehensive plan to assist unemployed Americans. The plan, to be announced in his upcoming annual report, resembles the bureau of information model used by the immigration service, gathering labor seekers data and sharing it with prospective workers coming to the United States.
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Washington, D. C
Meyer
Garfield
Wilson
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Information
Immigration Service
Bureau
Mayor Johnson Plans To Adjust Affairs
Mayor Tom L. Johnson says he will not pursue voluntary bankruptcy as it would harm creditors. He intends to adjust matters in the best way, noting his wife’s Buckheaday home valued at about 260000 and other property. no legal action has been taken by creditors.
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Lev
Tom L. Johnson
Municipal Reforme
Bucliday
The
Johnsons
Johnson
Creditore
University of Washington Mulls Varsity Basketball Start
Dr. David C. Hall urges basketball for UW as board of control weighs recognizing the sport. About 39 candidates from across the state trial for center forwards and guards including Duryea Mullen St Johns Rachel and Matteson. A potential schedule hinges on enough interest to sanction the game.
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David C. Hall
University of Washington
Board of Control
Duryea
Tacoma
Mullen
St. Johns
Broadway
Rachel
Matteson
No Plate Teeth Restore Your Smile
Dentists claim a method to provide natural teeth without plates and to tighten loose teeth. They advertise free consultations and exams with licensed operators at the Alix Suites 89-10-12 near the New Post Office corner of Third and Union.
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New Post Office
Corner Third
Union Bt
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