Want Ads Classified Rates and Agencies
The notice lists want ad rates and policies for telephone submissions and sets charges per line and word. It names local agencies Ballard Agency P J Mullen and Main Office Seventh Avenue near Union, with phone numbers and locations, and states the Star cannot guarantee accuracy or assume responsibility for telephoned ads.
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Mintecum
Wwntown
Edy Drug Co
First Ay
Cherry
Ballard
P. J. Mullen
Ballard Av
Opp City Hall
Union
University
Mohn
Lad
Lost and Found and Various Classified Ads Items
Classifieds include lost and found notices, real estate listings, ranch and farm offerings, farm equipment, livestock, furniture, typewriters, and a variety of sale and loan notices. Entries mention locations in Seattle area and are interspersed with business notices, services, and auctions.
Higher Wages and Equality for Women Toilers
National labor leader Max Hayes argues for organizing women workers across occupations, reducing hours, and raising wages to support families. He cites census data showing 6,000,000 women employed with mean annual earnings of about 270 dollars and widespread young female workers facing unsafe long hours and limited home life.
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Max Hayes
Panera
Seattle Star
Norpolk
American Federation of Labor
Seseten
Rent alternatives and property offers amid cluttered listing notes
Fragmented estate and rental pitches describe plots, homes, and lots with varied pricing. Mentions Gatewood location, down payments, monthly balances, and improvised terms. Scattered figures imply real estate and mobile home options with unclear agents and multiple listings.
Seattle area cottages and lots near Ballard and Fremont
Real estate ad listings describe multiple cottages and land parcels near Ballard Fremont and Ballard area. Properties include 46 to 60 foot lots with water and graded drains, nearby schools, streetcar lines, and prices ranging from 400 to 490 dollars with down payments and monthly terms. Listings note proximity to Lake Washington and rail access, with agents advertising various tracts and small stores for sale.
College crime sensational case in Berkeley unfolds
In Berkeley California the novel murder case of Marty Kleinschmidt moves to court where habeas corpus failed to free him. Judge Harris delays decision until the next morning and the defense seeks to introduce testimony from a Berkeley sorority girl to counter the motive of passion for Blanche Kerfoot. The prosecution links jealousy to Frank Bellows murder and Kerfoot, while the defense plans to question the veracity of that motive.
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United Presa
Herkeley
Cal
Marty G. Kleinschmidt
University of California Aad
Frank Bellows
Jat
Oakland
Harris
Decleton
Kieipechmidt
Bath
Local Seattle Theaters Plan to Open Sunday
Seattle theater managers vow to defy Sunday closing by reopening tomorrow. Mayor Moore and Chief Wappenstein push enforcement while prosecutors weigh fines or possible police closures. Majority expect usual Sunday shows at Grand Opera House Seattle Theater Third Avenue Coliseum Star LolE Pantages. some smaller venues undecided.
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Seattle
Moore
Wappenstein
Mackintosh
Supreme Court
Merning
Grand Opera House
Beattle Theater
Third Avenue Theater
Coliseum Theater
Star Theater
Lole Theater
Pantages
Japan Guilty of Great Breach of Treaty in Immigration
8 Gotoh testified to visiting Japan and lobbying Japan immigration companies to press Canada to alter policy. He said influential officials secured wholesale immigration by showing workers had Canadian jobs with railroad and contracting firms. Commissioner King questioned how Japan will justify actions contrary to the treaty.
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Japan
Vancouver
B. C
Gotoh
Canada Nippon Supply Company
Vislt
Ite
Canada
Goteh
King
Man avoids punishment after accidental shooting of dog
Patrolman Elmer Preston intervened as real estate dealer C. J. Hadley dropped his gun at Broadway and Denny Way. The weapon discharged killing his bulldog and wounding another while startling bystanders. Hadley was not arrested after judicial discretion.
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C. J. Hadley
Thirteenth Ay
Denny Way
Hadley
Broadway
Elmer Preton
Thia Dog
Work Must Continue on Key City Water Projects
Superintendent L B Youngs states the water department cannot halt current work. The Union Avenue pipeline and Harvard Ave extension of the Cedar River pipeline, each about $90,000, plus the low service reservoir project at $24,000, are important expenditures. The combined total of these estimates drives the department's budget priorities.
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Jen Sen
sTe Ballar Avyenur
John
Ae Grocery
Toore
SHARP
Steel Rangers
Ballard
Johnsen
Ballerd Avenue
BKB
G. Mekerten
Profes. Malm
Ted
L. B. Youngs
Night and Water Department
Water Department
Union At
Harvard Av. N
Cedar River
Girl Swallows Carbolic Acid in Suspected Suicide
Mise Maud Lewis daughter of Sam Lewis of Black Diamond was found in her room yesterday afternoon with an empty bottle beside her. Authorities suspect suicide though death may be accidental. Her mother died over a year ago.
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Mise Maud Lewis
Sam Lewis
Black Diamond
Portland Jail Inspection By Seattle Officials
Mayor Moore and Seattle Police Chief Wappenstein toured Portland’s municipal jail after criticism of its sanitation and size. The pair concluded the jail is no worse than Seattle’s. Ruby White, daughter of J Hu White, died at 10 p.m. at 712 N Seventy Second. funeral tomorrow at West Woodland Park Hospital church, interment Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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Portland
Ore
Moore
Wappenstein
Seattle
Portand
Harry Lave
Ruby White
J. Hu. White
West Woodland Park Hapital Church
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Testimony Contends Kleinschmidt Focused On Her at Bellows Death
The witness states she would testify that Kleinschmidt paid attention to her and not to her foot during and after Bellows's death. She is willing to come forward if defense can avoid penalties, noting publicity is a concern but emphasizing the potential usefulness of her statement.
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Ness
Kleinschmidt
Inhde
Bellows
Goebel Murder Witnesses Testify In Powers Trial
Georgetown Kentucky November 30 United Press Frank Thomas a Frankfort policeman on Capitol Square was first to see Goebel shot and cried They have killed Goebel He reached the wounded man first Judge D Pleld of Letcher County testified he met Wharton Golden on the train Golden now serves a life term for complicity in Goebel murder Golden introduced Hert Lee as the man who will kill them all and overheard the plot to slay Goebel.
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Georgetown
Frank Thomas
Frankfort
Capitol
Goebel
Powers
Franskfot
Wharton Golden
Golden
Wilnems
Hert Lee
Letcher County
Southern Pacific Granted Brief Stay in Antitrust Indictments
The Southern Pacific company received an extension until December 7 to answer 12 indictments over Chicago rebates. United States Attorney Devlin and railroad attorney William Herrin agreed to the delay, which District Judge De Haven approved as the case proceeds.
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Ban Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Chicago
United States Attorne
Palmer Man Arrested for Desertion in Chehalis Trial
Richard M. Lewis of Palmer was arrested today by a deputy sheriff in Chehalis on charges of desertion and failure to provide. The arrest followed a complaint filed by his wife Mrs Myra Lewis, and he will be brought back to the city for trial.
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Richard M. Lewis
Palmer
Chehalis
Myra Lewis
Coroner to Probe Waterfront Death of William Goodman
Coroner Carroll will hold an inquest Tuesday morning to investigate the death of William Goodman who was killed when struck by a switching train on the waterfront yesterday.
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Carroll
William Goodman
Frigco's New Hotel Opens in San Francisco
A restored St Francia hotel in San Francisco reopened with a gala dinner for local newspaper men. The venue shines in a new red and gold banquet room and tenants promise renewed splendor beyond pre earthquake days.
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Ban Francisco
St. Francia
Men of
San Francised
Plague Report Released by City Health Board
San Francisco health authorities announce four new suspects with one verification, bringing the total verified cases to ten and noting sixty six deaths and thirty two recoveries with nine active cases remaining.
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San Francisco
Board of Health
Moran May Fight Abe Attell in New Year Prospect
Moran may fight Abe Attell for the featherweight crown. Promoter Tom McCarey of Los Angeles pushes to land the match before 1917 begins. Birth and death notices follow with several new births and obituaries listed from local hospitals and addresses.
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Moran
Abe Attell
United Press
San Ncieco
Owen Moran
Tom McCarey
Los Angeles
Monuments Art Marble Company Description
Local business listing for Monuments Art Marble Company located at 2011 Second Ave three doors north of Virginia. Contact numbers listed as 1738.
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Art Marble Company
Virginia
Tacoma in Grasp of Power Trust
Tacoma faces a power struggle as the Seattle Tacoma Power Company warns Mayor Wright it will refuse to supply more than 5,000 horsepower. If the city attempts to raise its consumption, current will be cut off, plunging Tacoma into darkness.
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Tacoma
United Press
Seattle Tacomas Power Company
Wright
Divorced Man Learns of Separation by Paper Work
Tacoma man James A. Peble discovers his divorce from Bessie M. Peble after she secures a legal separation in court alleging drunkenness. Peble complains he was not informed and says he has lived between Tacoma and South Tacoma since September while unaware of proceedings.
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United Presse
Tacoma
Hut
James A. Peble
BK. PF. McKenzie
Bessie M. Peble
Carey
Peble
Tacoma Spa
Leail
Putal al Simmons
Local Meat Prices Fall Amid Broad Seattle Decline
Retail meat prices in Seattle dropped by 2 to 3 cents per pound over the past weeks with lamb prices off by one cent. Reef, mutton, pork, bacon, ham and poultry all declined, while roasts and boiling meats saw notable cuts. demand weakened as traders noted steady price sag in the market.
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Seattle
Afferta Seattle
Jacob Lutz Dies After Self Inflicted Wound
Jacob Lutz who cut his throat in his Youngstown home and wandered into the woods for two days turned up in a shack at Oxbow. He died this morning at Georgetown county hospital after an operation failed to save him. The infection from the wound led to his gradual decline and death.
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Jacob Lutz
Youngstown
Oxbow
Georgetown
Meat Prices Hold Steady as Tacoma Butchers Resist Drop
In Tacoma on November 20, wholesale meat prices have fallen about 10 percent but local butchers resist lowering retail figures. Armour & Co. reports wholesale reductions of roughly one cent per hundred across all grades, while shop prices remain inflated from the previous summer.
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Women's Trade Union League
New York
Boston
Chicago
Mra
Raymond Robins
Lagne
United Press
Tacoma
Armour & Co
Property owners complain over Moore Investment contracts
Thomas W. Prosch spoke for University Park addtion owners. Moore Investment Co. failed to deliver promised paving, sewers, water lines, sidewalks, and utilities this summer. Board refused detailed discussion without contracts and Prosch presence, ordered engineer investigation for temporary sewage relief. Marcus C. Hyde and G. C. Smith indicted on land fraud counts. arraigned before District Judge De Haven and set for trial January 15.
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Thomas W. Prosch
University Park Addition
Board of Public Wreks
Moore Investment Company
Moore
San Francisco
Marcus C. Hyde
G. C. Smith
de Haven
Robber Pleads Guilty in Harness Theft Case
J. H. Roberts pleaded guilty in the police court to stealing numerous harness bits, each of trifling value, with the incident valued at more than $100,000. He was fined $60 and paid the sum.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Roberts
Jury Finds Husband Guilty in Elmhurst Inquest
Oakland, Cal Nov. 80 The inquest into the death of Mrs M A Wilkins, whose body was buried in quicklime behind the couple’s residence, found that she died at the hands of Wilkins.
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Oakland
Cal
M. A. Wilkins
Wilkins
Elmhurst
Wilking
Lee Denies Divorce Charges in Cruelty Case
R. E. Lee of 5616 12 West fights divorce complaint alleging cruelty. He states he has tried to live with his wife and provided for their home, insisting he never deserted her or acted cruelly. He claims she loves him and asserts his conduct has been misrepresented.
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R. E. Lee
West
Unidentified Man Falls Victim At River Junction
An unknown man killed last night at River Junction by a Northern Pacific train is removed by undertakers. A card in his pocket reads M. O. Grady, the only clue to his identity. Authorities note the accident followed warning signals.
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River Junction
M. O. Grady
Priest Dead in Fire Near Covington At St. Joseph's
Father Joseph Heck burned to death in a fire that damaged St. Joseph's academy monastery and three other nearby structures near Covington. One person was missing and it is believed he was trapped by a falling wall.
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Brew Orleans
Joseph Heck
St. Joseph's Academy
Monastry
Covington
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