Spokane Girl Plans 2000 Mile Haresback Ride
A Spokane music student Miss Lucille plans a 2000 mile hareback ride to Chicago. The tale mentions a car loan by Herman Oelrichs and questions over an alleged stabbing in New York. She aims to camp along the trail and pursue thrills much like pioneers.
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New York
Young
Herman Oelrichs
Lucille
Pennsylvania
Singleton
Billy” Craig
Columbia
D. M. Claghorn
Colum
Tacoma
Northwest Clergy Leaders Share Optimism And Candid Health Advice
Rev Carter Helm Jones calls optimism possible but not naive while Dr Robert M Stith, tuberculosis chief, outlines blunt facts and remedies for Seattle health issues. Mrs Minnie B Frazier, social worker and writer, also part of the program remarks.
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Carter Helm Jones
Northwest
Robert M. Stith
City Health Department
Richmond Heights
Seattle
Minnie B. Frazier
Claghorn Mentioned in Dispatches Returns to Tacoma
D M Clay listed as mentioned in dispatches from New York in a car crash case. He is now in Tacoma and not returning to Columbia University this winter, with local belief that Claghorn was involved in the automobile incident.
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Columbia University
Tacoma
Knickerbocker Hospital
D. M. Clay
Ow York
Columbia Universy
Federal arrests two men bound for Los Angeles
Calexico dispatch reports two Black men were arrested here after being found with 10 tins in their possession while bound for Los Angeles. Police seized the items and booked both individuals on related charges.
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Calexico
Cal
Federal
Los Angeles
Fans Flock To See Big Series At Polo Grounds
Fans from across the nation and minor league magnates stream into New York for the World Series between the New York Giants and Ath letica at the Polo Grounds. The National Commission opens headquarters at the Waldorf Astoria as series atmosphere arrives. Giants officials say they have refunded over 20000 in seat requests due to policy and one San Francisco fan sent 72 for all three games. Larry Doyle Snodgrass and Murray recover from injuries and practice with the team.
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Hal Sheridan
New York
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
The
Athletica
National Commission
Waldorf-Astoria
San Francisco
Larry Doyle
Snodgrass
Murray
New Dog Muzzle Aims To Let Pets Eat Bark Fight
City health chief Doc Crichton backs a new muzzle allowing dogs to eat drink bark and whine while preventing biting. A King County Medical Association panel labeled it, and council members Erickson and Wardall moved to recommend passage for final action.
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Wardall
Crichton
Jury finds Griffin and Griffith guilty on all counts
In the trial before Federal Judge Neterer the defendants J. B. Griffin and George Griffith were charged with raising $1 bills to $20. The jury returned guilty verdicts on all eight counts across the two indictments.
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J. B. Griffin
George Griffith
Neterer
Girl Rider Plans 2000 Mile Spokane to Chicago Trek
A determined young woman outlines a two month horseback journey from Spokane to Chicago. She will ride a single tough cayuse through eastern Washington Idaho Montana North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin en route to Illinois. She plans camping in the wilds with a camera blanket saddle bags and a gun.
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Spokane
Chicago
Glacier Park
Great Northern Railway
Cayuse
Wilds
Washington
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illlnois
Drys Defeat Wet Vote In Redlands Ward
In Redlands California on October 1 the Drys defeated a bid to restore a wet status by a 2 to 1 margin amid the local election.
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Redlands
Cal
Wanted Ad The Star Wants All Manner of Rentals Jobs and Goods
A general appeal for housing rooms offices furniture stores city property farms businesses horses and good employment. The Star invites readers to place want ads to find or offer what they need.
Pennants Coupon No 81 Offer at The Seattle Star
Any four coupons clipped from The Star consecutively numbered and presented with 15 cents at The Star office entitle the holder to a 65 cent Pennant. Princeton Pennants are now available. Pennants can be mailed for an additional 5 cents per pennant. Enclose the pennant and mail or bring to The Seattle Star 1307 Seventh Ave near Union St.
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Princeton
Mall
Seattle Star
Seventh Ave
Union
Entombed miner awaiting rescue at Continental colliery
Thomas Toshesky, trapped since last Friday, spoke via an iron pipe to request a vacation after rescue. He said he slept well and asked to talk to his wife, who provided clothing through the pipe. Rescuers were 38 feet away at noon and could reach him tomorrow. dynamite is avoided to prevent a coal fall.
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Centralia
Thomas Toshesky
Toé@chesky
Toshesky
Faversham Dares Balcony Myth In Romeo Production
William Faversham announces a balcony free Romeo and Juliet at Moore Theatre claiming 14th century houses lacked balconies and used sunken gardens for wooing. He and the scenery designer agree on the sunken garden as the setting for Romeo to woo Juliet.
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Romeo and Juliet
William Faversham
Moore Theatre
Mr. Faversham
Romeo
Juliet
Mother Slays Six Children in Minnesota Case
Minneapolis, Oct. 1. Mrs. Ole Leckwold, who confessed to murdering six children by flu poison in 1909 and 1911, will be examined for sanity. Charges allege poisoning daughters Viola, 9, and Laura, 11 months, with others killed at various times. Arrest followed husband’s suspicions over similar death circumstances.
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Minneapolis
Ole Leckwold
Viola
Laura
Fix Up Fleet In Alaska Steamship Overhaul Plan
The Alaska Steamship company will overhaul its entire fleet at Pier 2 this month to prepare for spring 1914 trade. Vessels will be cleaned painted and electrical systems adjusted with the Mariposa and Alameda receiving alterations for better passenger accommodations. All work will be done by company staff.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Mariposa
Alameda
Real Rough Fight Over Fare Battle Near Oakland
On October 1 in Oakland warfare erupted on the suburban fringe as the Southern Pacific clashed with Wickham Havens Corp. Walter Leimart led 50 Havens supporters and 400 Havenscourt property owners in blocking electric trains, while SP crews fought to breach the blockade with equal numbers. Police were summoned and courts expected to decide the dispute over a claimed five cent fare that Havenscourt residents say SP agreed to charge.
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Oakland
Southern Pacific Company
Wickham Havens Corporation
Walter Leimart
Havens Millions
Havenscourt
Southern Pacific
S. P
Judges Weigh Settlement Of Teamsters Restraint Case
Judge Albertson presided as the temporary order restraining striking teamsters from picketing former workplaces was discussed for settlement. Attorney McMahon proposed arbitration on all issues including union recognition, which the employers’ lawyers rejected. No agreement was reached. trial on the merits proceeded in the afternoon.
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Albertson
Judge Albertson
Thomas B. McMahon
State rests case as Sulzer trial continues in Albany
State prosecutors closed another chapter in the Sulzer trial as Kroker Fuller testified. Fuller denied insinuations that his firm altered books to hide the governor's financial condition.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
Kroker Fuller
Sulversa
Wall Sr
What's the Matter With Seattle first night speakers event
Boalt lists three speakers for The Stars congress at the Commercial Club Friday night. The Star invites readers to attend and participate in quizzes. The piece reflects on greed as the root of social ills and contrasts two paths greed avenue and Golden Rule lane.
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Boalt
Stars
Congress
Commercial Club
Bob” Paine
the Star
London
New York
North Yakima
Ball Mooser
Ex-Gov Folk quits Chautauqua circuit for $5000 government post
Pay ore ex governor Folk discloses earning $35,000 a year on the Chautauqua circuit without a Tyrolese godless net. He offers no such gains, unlike a certain party, and resigns to take a $5,000 government job.
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Folk
Chautauqua
Sunday Writes World Series Notes for The Star
Billy Sunday pens three World Series articles for The Star. The Star’s sport page features his insights on the big games starting next week with Anson’s Chicago team expected to choose a winner. George Cohan also contributes the final article today.
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Billy Sunday
STAR
Anson
Chicago
THE
George Cohan
SPORT
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