Players stand by contracts to write baseball stories
New York October 2. Manager McGraw says the world series should not be cancelled over players writing stories. Connie Mack dispatches indicate Athletics would refuse to cancel contracts. The players union chief Dave Fults warns may sue the commissioners if the series is halted over newspaper contracts.
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New York
National Commission
Athletics
Giants
Manager McGraw
Connie Mack
Dave Fults
Players’ Union
Philadelphia State
McGraw
Mayor Cotteri Sails to New York on Cretic
In a brisk travel note from Naples to New York, Mayor Cotteri is aboard the White Star liner Cretic and due to reach New York on October 7. He plans to return to City Hall about October 15. A Tennessee gossip item recalls Lady Cook, formerly Tennessee Claflin, declaring modesty in fashion with a slit skirt compared to a hoop skirt.
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Mayor Cotteri
Atlantic
Naples
New York
Pittsburg, Tenn
Lady Cook
Tennessee Claflin, Cos
Kidney Pills Claim to Ease Rheumatism via Cleaned Kidneys
An advertisement asserts that weak kidneys allow uric acid crystals to circulate and lodge in joints, causing rheumatism and lumbago. Foley Kidney Pills are described as easing pain and permanently rebuilding kidney function, removing uric acid to relieve symptoms. Sold by Bartell's Drug Stores.
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Bartell’s
Quaint Teeth Filing Custom in Mindanao Filipino Girl
A Philippine Island girl from Mindanao, a U S citizen, files her teeth to look prettier for the men. The custom, common on Mindanao which spans 36 000 square miles, reflects hunting culture and semi civilized habits shaping beauty standards among both genders.
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Mindanao
Philippine
Ita
Detectives Track Suspect in Rebecca P. Gay Case
Los Angeles detectives pursue two new crews hunting a suspect in the murder of Rebecca P. Gay in her office last Friday. A photographed man of color is tentatively identified by two witnesses as the man seen at the scene. A separate lead focuses on a student of Yogi philosophy Mrs. Gay studied.
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Los Angeles
Rebecca P. Gay
Easiest Way Draws Packed Seattle Theatre Crowd
The production has filled Seattle theaters every night this week drawing mixed opinions on its style and appeal while drawing strong audience turnout.
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Seattle
Immune from harm preacher bitten by rattlesnake buried Friday
In Gadsden James Halapp, a reverend, let a rattlesnake bite him five times to prove immunity. He is to be buried Friday. Dorothy Brieg, 4, in Los Angeles, swallowed bichloride of mercury tablets and is near death in hospital. The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid will hold a bazar at Maccabees Hall in Ballard Friday and Saturday. An unknown man shot himself in a local hotel after paying board in advance and removing ID marks. Damage suits totaling 150000 against Geo H. Bixby by three Jonquil girls were assigned to Judge York for Monday. In Boise a fire destroyed sixty horses and extensive property at Parkinson livery stable. Claude Graham-White says he expects to fly across the Atlantic within a year.
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James
Gadsden
Ala
James Halapp
The
Zion Lutheran Church
Maccabees’ Hall
Ballard
Los Angeles
Geo. H. Bixby
Jonquil
York
Free Rupture Treatment Demonstration At Seattle Hotel
Hundreds receive free rupture treatment at a Seattle hotel during a public demonstration of the Piapae-Pade device. The advertisement claims the pads cure ruptures privately at home with minimal cost and no work disruption.
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Seattle
No Truss Demonstrator to Visit Hotel Beattie
Announcement invites Rupture patients to meet at Hotel Beattie on October 3 and 6 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for expert advice and trial treatment. Mr Stansa will offer free consultations during his stay in your city, described as the chance of a lifetime.
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Beattie
Battle Takes Over Seattle Post Office as Acting Head
Edgar Battle remains in active charge of the Seattle post office after taking duties Wednesday. He states no changes are needed in current workings for the time being. Battle and Former Postmaster George F. Russell met Jacob Furth of Puget Sound Traction Co to discuss replacing the flat carrier rate with a four cent per ride charge, but no agreement was reached. Russell to focus on duties as trust officer at American Savings Bank & Trust Co.
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Edgar Battle
Seattle
Battle
George F. Russell
Rattle
Jacob Furth
Puget Sound Traction Co
Russell
American Savings Bank & Trust Co
Work Opportunities for University Students
Secretay Lewis reports over 100 undergraduates seeking off campus jobs, and the program estimates annual revenue surpassing $6 500. More than 40 percent of University of Washington students are self supporting, with many seeking part or full time work through the college YMCA.
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State University
College Young Men's Christian Association
Lewis
Fle
University of Washington
Western Steel to Pay Off Dividend to Creditors
Creditors of the Western Steel Corporation will receive a dividend of 9282.80 dollars or a fraction over four cents on the dollar, as stated by the trustees. This amount is in addition to 33000 dollars already paid for labor claims.
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Western Steel Corporation
Farm Congress Set for Seattle October Dates
An agricultural and dairy congress will be held at the Seattle Commercial club October 20 to 25 with ten Washington State College farm experts and guests including Harry Sparks Vancouver on land cultivation and Lt. William Kent on berry and small fruit raising. Grange masters from Western Washington will attend.
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Seattle Commercial Club
Washington State College
Harry H. Sparks
Vancouver
Lt. Williama
Kent
J. A. Harmaling
Vashon
B. Chase
Bothell
W. H. Paulbamus
Sumner
Washington
Piano Sale Offer With Bargain Prices And Easy Terms
A piano sale lists several models with prices from 50 to 685 dollars. Vendors promise easy payments and room for new stock, with a one year guarantee and full buyback option if a higher priced instrument is later purchased. Call, write, or visit for details.
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Chickering
Kimball
Haddorff
Kingsbury
Jacob
Smith & Barnes
Bryan probes for photo scandal details and party names
Congressman J W Bryan asks Alden J Me to answer about a controversial photograph linked to prominent citizens. He seeks the orderer and the artist behind the image and demands intimate facts concerning several named individuals.
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Tom
Nicel
J. W. Bryan
Alden J
Bryan
Blethen
Charles Wappenstein
Ludovic Dalyiovanna
Old Firm Passes Into Hands Of Young Seattle Merchant
Marry Seynel, a prominent young Seattle businessman, plans to take over A Bridge & Co clothing stock at 103 07 First Ave S by buying from fire insurers. He will launch a major sale Saturday at 10 AM on First and Yealer way, aiming to win repeat customers with deep discounts. Tomorrow more details will be published.
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A. Bridge & Co
Harry Seynel
Marry Seynel
Seattle
Nv. S
First and Yealer Way
Mother Kills Babe and Self in Insanity Fear
Mra Hildur Stahre aged about 30 and living at 148 W 69th Ave took poison to kill her 4 month old infant and then died. Her husband Lieut 8 T Stahre of the fire department found her unconscious and dead. A 5 year old child Dorothy stood at the door to tell the father not to be disturbed. A note blamed herself stating she feared an asylum and that her nerves were frayed plus insomnia in recent weeks.
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Mra Hildur Stahre
8.T. Stahre
Fire Department
Dorothy Stahre
Stahre
Drew. W. Cane
WH. Gage
Indian defendants plead guilty to grand larceny
H C Taylor and Allan Sam Morris, an educated Indian, admitted guilt for forgery. Judge Gilliam sentenced Morris to one to 15 years in the penitentiary. Morris had earlier received a jury acquittal on a related charge after an argument by attorney Thomas R Horner blaming alcohol for Indian weaknesses.
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H.C. Taylor
Allan Sam Morris
Gilliam
Morris
Thomas R. Horner
Doctor Bruce Kim Tale Arrested on Warrant
Los Angeles reports Dr Bruce Kim tale was arrested after calling on his daughter Priscilla 18 in San Diego where he is wanted on a felony warrant for passing worthless checks.
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Los Angeles
Priscilla
Bruce Kimtale
San Diego
Burglar Case Piques Homeowner After 26 Years
A New York World item quotes a homeowner asking to question a burglar caught for a house robbery. The man, referring to his own name in Hilbert, demands to know how the intruder entered without waking his wife, a mystery he has pursued for 26 years.
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Hilber
N. Y. World
Fate the Master of Human Destiny
Poem-like riddle describes fate as a force that visits all places and people. It travels across cities deserts seas and covers every gate. Those who chase it succeed in life while doubt leads to failure and ruin. It grants success and defies those who seek it and then disappear.
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