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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1912
Page
6
Albany Cut Rate Dentists trumpet affordable dental work including artificial tests crowns bridges fillings and painless extractions with a 12 year guarantee. The ad promises quality equal to top providers and invites visits to compare services and prices in Seattle.
MT VERNON Wash Nov 26 W K Schricker convicted last Friday of receiving deposit at his bank in La Conner knowing it insolvent will likely seek a new trial this week He is free on 5000 bail provided by two former depositors Trial date not set yet for Jacob Furth and R V Ankeny charged with aiding and abetting Schricker Their joint trial likely in Hellnghoo on a venue change from this county
In San Francisco on November 26 a two mile reel listing half a million California school children will be displayed to urge Philadelphia to send the Liberty Bell to the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition. A decorated car will carry the petition through city streets to the ferry for shipment east on Thanksgiving.
With Thanksgiving two days away, homekilled turkeys hover at 28 to 30 cents a pound, similar to last year, while chickens sell for 20 to 22 cents and ducks at 25, reflecting steady supply and pricing.
Portland boy Jimmy Dunn, six, towed a double barreled shotgun on Washington Street and claimed he planned to blooey-blooey a big boo dog. A Portland divorce case involves a $10 gold piece mistaken for an item in dispute. Park police in San Francisco carried a drowning suspect from a lagoon after a 40 mile per hour speed chase. In Los Angeles, James Oglethorne’s embarrassment over pushing a baby buggy in daylight led to a collision with a car. he seeks compensation from the motorist. A theft in a Los Angeles grocery netted a jar of honey a box of clothespins and 100 pennies from a till containing $47. Portland officials release Clement Clenson, Swiss, after buffeting the booze with loud yodeling in his cell.
President Hesketh of the council introduced a resolution to reestablish a 1 percent filing fee for city offices, proposing to end the free filing policy established by a prior supreme court decision.
An old advertisement urges keeping Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the house. It promotes ready use when a cough or cold first appears and suggests asking your doctor about the remedy.
Mrs. Marian Craig Wentworth seeks divorce from Dr. Franklin H. Wentworth so her husband can marry Miss Alice Chapman. Wentworth married Chapman in Washington on November 6. Mrs. Wentworth says discovering their love prompted her to file for divorce. Separately, 17 secondary merchants petitioned Seattle officials for laws against fake receivers and other fraudulent sales.
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