September Wheat and Flour Shipments From Seattle
Wheat shipments to the Orient from Seattle reach 604,262 bushels in September, up 554,091 from 1911. Flour exports to the Orient total 167,948 barrels, down from 209,406 last September. Konrad Furubota leaves Met night for Newport News to attend an Army Transport lifeboat board meeting where lifeboating equipment will be discussed. Furubota is interested in an egg shaped lifeboat invested by Olo Jude.
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Seattle
Konrad Furubota
Newport News
Army Transport Service
Irresistible Appeal From A Clergyman Resident on East 86th
A clergyman living on East 86th street recounts a touching family moment. His sick daughter begs to see her father, and after a mother’s reassurance, she pleads again. Four minutes pass before she declares she is very ill and must see her pastor, prompting the father to go up.
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Papa
Mamma
Greeks Plan Mass Meeting To Aid Homeland
Plane are under way for a large Greek gathering in Seattle and statewide to summon aid for Greece. The meeting aims to call soldiers and sailors and to raise financial support from about 2,000 Seattle Greeks and 8,600 in the state who stay.
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Seattle
Jerry M. Maetoras
Old Country
Heirs of Dr Sarah Wells Include Fifteen Black Cats
Dr Sarah F Wells, Oberlin graduate and former professor, died in her apothecary shop rear on Franklin Ave. Fifteen stray cats were named as principal heirs by the dying woman who had a fortune teller care for the felines and arranged their future comfort.
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Sarah F. Wells
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New York Medical College
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Miss Anna Maley to Speak in Seattle Campaign
Miss Anna Maley, housing her campaign for governor on the socialist ticket, will address Ballard at Junction Hall tomorrow. This marks her first Seattle speech after a two months statewide tour, with Maley described as a newspaper woman and capable speaker.
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Anna A. Maley
Overnor
Ballard
Junction Hall
Seattle
Miss Maley
Man Pronounced Dead Recoils to Life After Eighteen Hours
In Enterprise on Oct 4 a young man James Lee, after ten hours declared dead from typhoid coma, stirred in his shroud just before casket placement. An undertaker shaved and dressed him. a faint sigh followed and relatives watched as he sat up, with hopes of recovery.
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Enterprise, Mins
James Lee
Lee
Post Office Ink Stains Drying On Fingers After Handling
A reader describes damp weather causing mouldy paper and old ink, noting that handling mail leaves all ten fingers stained black with ink from the post office pen. The scene emphasizes the gritty effects of print and mail processing.
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Noah
Sean
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