Cook debate on polar claims spurs new official inquiries
Dr. Cook defends his observations amid a polar controversy as experts weigh the need for official verification. A National Geographic Society director argues for caution while outlining may require records and instruments from the University of Colorado. Separately, a crime report notes a store robbery ended with a 10 year sentence for Anne Lind.
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Gabinit
Polentific Commission
Phical Society
Peary
Archer Huntington
American Geogramy
University of Co
D. CG
National Society
Dr. Cook
Anne Lind
Living statue Henry Slever at Vienna pavilion shocks Tacoma crowds
Henry Slever, a seven foot tall transient from Sheboygan, performs as a living statue at the Vienna restaurant display at the AY P grounds. He remains motionless while spectators tease, joke, and tempt him with money and curios, though he never moves a muscle or eyelid.
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Seattle
Sheboygan
Wis
Henry
Vienna
A Y.P. Grounds
Henry T
Annie Smith
Annie
Johnny Jones
Johnny
Nellie Jenkins
Tacoma
Seattle Market Plan Aims to Cut Living Costs
L. H. Griffith promotes Westlake public market at Fifth Ave and Pike St as a remedy for high costs. He argues local growers should supply cucumbers and other produce to reduce prices, boost purchasing power, and ensure fair profits for buyers, sellers, and consumers. He cites city price disparities and invites local farmers to participate with free stalls to lower costs. The plan comes amid remarks to the American Institute of Mining Engineers touring the western states.
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Pittsburg
Seattle
L. H. Griffith
Westlake
Fifth Av
Prie St
Griffith
Japanese man injured after ladder breaks at Carr's saloon
A Japanese man named Yokeema was hurt this morning when the ladder he was working on outside Carr's saloon in Pioneer Square broke and he fell. His injuries are not serious.
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Yokeema
Carr's
Pioneer Square
Cherry Pectoral Endorsed For Cough Suffering
Brevity claims seventy years with Ayer s Cherry Pectoral proving it effective for coughs colds brow chills weak throats and weak lungs. The ad urges keeping a bottle at home and presents claims of prevention protection soothing and healing with promotional tone.
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Ayer
Lo Atnes
The Jig Up Mothers Suffer Most In Juvenile Court
Seven boys aged 14 to 18 faced sentencing in juvenile court after confessing to planning and carrying out petty thefts and bear hunting trips from Port Angeles to Mercer Island. Four youths were sent to reform school at Chehalis until 18, and three to parental school on Mercer Island. Mothers wept in the gallery as the court weighed state needs against the boys’ futures.
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Port Angeles
Mercer
Ingenious cradle rocks itself in a Seattle inventor
A Seattle man G Washington Gooding unveiled a self rocking cradle at the King County building. He explained the device uses a hidden spring to rock a baby and claimed it can rock a 600 pound weight, noting most babies weigh much less.
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King County
A.Y.P
Seattle
G. Washington Gooding
Mr. Gooding
Dedication of Church of the Holy Rosary in West Seattle
The Church of the Holy Rosary in West Seattle will be dedicated tomorrow at 9 am by Bishop Edward J. O'Dea. Father Hanley will be pastor and celebrate high mass, with the bishop delivering the dedication sermon after the exterior blessing.
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Church of the Holy Rosary
Seattle
Edward J. O'Dea
Father Hanley
O'Dea
Bishop O'Dea
Blessing Exterior to Be Strewn with Evergreen
Local project plans for a ceremonial exterior display involve scattering evergreen branches. Materials and participants remain under review as organizers seek community involvement.
Japan’s Envoys in Detroit Visit Major Industries
Japanese honorary commissioners in Detroit toured several large plants as part of their visit. A reception and banquet last night concluded the entertainment, and the group proceeded to Toledo this morning.
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Detroit
Toledo
Postpone Calhoun Bribery Trial in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 2 The trial of Patrick Calhoun on a charge of offering a bribe to a supervisor was continued yesterday until November 15 at the defense request.
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Calhoun
San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
A belted ad extols Pape's Diuretic as the fastest, harmless cure for backache and kidney trouble. It claims kidneys, liver and urinary organs are cleaned and restored after a few doses, with relief from headaches nerves and other symptoms, urging readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from any druggist.
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Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Dean
Statement Endorses Deans Kidney Pills By Seattle Woman
Mrs G H Chamberlain of Seattle Washington testifies that after years of kidney trouble Dean's Kidney Pills brought relief. She says a few doses helped, two boxes cured her, and she has used them since with immediate relief.
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Seattle
G.H. Chamberlain
Minor Ave
Wash
Dean
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