Vindicated by Court Restores Doctor Jordan License
On January 7 the State Medical Board revoked Doctor J Eugene Jordan's license over claims his ad was untrue. The Superior Court, led by Judge Walter M French, ruled for Jordan finding the ad not grossly untrue or morally turpitudinous and restored his license. The judge noted credible testimony from community members and cured patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eugene Jordan
State Medical Board
Hie Lcense
Doctor Jordan
Walter M. French
French
Cured of Tuberculosis by Dr Jordan Remedies
Beattie sees Dr. J Eugene Jordan cure throat and tubercular abscesses without operation and remains well after twelve years. He cites dozens of testimonials from Seattle patients and lists numerous diseases claimed cured by the doctor at 619 Fleet Avenue with free consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Seattle
J. Eugene Jordan
Fleet Avenue
What Portland Thinks of Our Chief of Police Long
An Oregonian editorial mocks Seattle Mayor Gill over a Portland area chief of police who dined with a cafe dancer and privately questioned her associates. The piece questions whether such conduct by a city chief of police warrants removal and imagines what Portland officials would do in similar circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Portland Oregonian
Gill
Seattle
Why the Turks Kill Armenians
An Asiatic Turkey consular letter describes a public Turkish Moslem crowd, led by an exhorter, being told Hadji William became Germanized and that Germans became Moslems, inflaming Christian hostility and fueling Armenian massacres with photos of churches wrecked by German artillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkey
Constantinople
Hadji William
William
Germany
Student Dies Here Moody Takes Body of Son
Ralph E K Moody of Portland is in Seattle to transport the body of his son Frank Moody 24 a university student who died of heart failure Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Joseph Dierman 6410 Phinney ave Seattle service to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph EK. Moody
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Southern Pacific
Seattle
Frank
Joseph Dierman
Phinney Ave
Seattle businessman lauds YMCA courses at booster meeting
Henry King, a Seattle business man, praised YMCA educational courses at the opening Brotherhood booster meeting. The event followed a dinner, concert, and social mixer with Dr. A. W. Leonard speaking on behalf of the physical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry King
Seattle
Y. M C. A. Brotherhood
A. W. Leonard
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a safe fast remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief in five minutes, improves stomach health, reduces gas and belching, and allows eating favorite foods without fear. A fifty cent case is suggested from any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Examinations and consultation free clinic notice
Free examinations and consultations offered with no extra charges for medicine at 1418 Second Ave Seattle Washington. provides address for patients seeking medical services in the city.
Lincoln fights loan shark pressure amid quarantine and legal aid
Lincoln, a Seattle street car conductor, faced wage garnishment and threats from the Eastern Brokerage Co amid debt pressure and a 72 day quarantine for scarlet fever. After an attorney intervened acknowledging an error, the coercion paused, but the lender again demanded $10.55, though Lincoln argues the law limits such settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Eastern Brokerage Co
Ita
Balkans as Key to Great European War Deadlock
President Schurman explains that German troop movements toward the Balkans could shape Europe’s fate. He notes Bulgaria’s resentment after Bucharest, Greece’s shifting stance with Constantine and Venizelos, and the risk of a Teuton push to Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Payne
Ithaca
Balkans
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
United States
Greece
Montenegro
Schurman
Germany
Balkana
Europe
Russia
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Use Magnesia For Acid Stomachs Quickly Stops Pain
An advertisement extols magnesia as a universal remedy for stomach troubles. A teaspoon dissolved in warm water after meals neutralizes acid, stops fermentation, and promotes painless digestion. It warns to use blaurated magnesia and avoid pepsin charcoal or soda mints, claiming relief and restored normal tone.
Opposition to Allied Aid in Balkan War Plans
The text notes Greece cooled to the allies due to Italy entering the war, citing Italian hostility as blocking Greece from extending its northern Aegean boundary. It mentions Romania might join the allies under threat, and suggests a diplomatic Bulgaria troop passage and a Serbian corridor could avert attacking Romania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Italy
Aegean
Romania
Belgium
Bulgaria
Serbia
Rumania
Council Reaches Transfer Deal for Bus Fares
The city utilities committee and F. M. Peterson agree to transfer S-cent adult fares and 2-cent school fares to Peterson’s buses. Division A will fan the fares onto Peterson’s route from the north terminus through Ballard to W. 65th St and 20th N. W. Buses run from first morning car until 7 p m with continuous service thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division A
F. M. Peterson
Peterson
City Utilities Committee
Ballard
W. 65Th St
20Th N. W
Labor to Fight for Teachers in Chicago
The American Federation of Labor pledges a last ditch fight for the Chicago Teachers Federation. Opponents appeal a temporary injunction restraining the Board of Education from enforcing the Loeb rule requiring nonmembers to resign and prohibiting membership drives. If the higher court upholds it, the issue may go to voters. Miss Margaret Haley accuses big business of backing the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Chicago Union of
Chicago Teachers’ Federation
Board of Education
Imeb
Loeb
Margaret Haley
Mt Vesuvius erupts again shocking Naples region
Naples dispatch reports Mount Vesuvius began a violent eruption with strong earthquakes shaking villages around Naples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vesuvius
Rome
Vesuvius
Naples
Stops Tobacco Habit in One Day
The Elders Sanitarium at 649 Main St St. Joseph Mo publishes a free book showing tobacco habit banishment in one to five days at home. Men with fifty years of use report it entirely successful and health improves. The method bansish the desire for any form of tobacco and is distributed free to readers who request a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitarium
the Elders Sanitarium
Main St
St. Joseph
Also Mentioned on This Page
Medical Board
Ce Tlentse
ALKS
Edwin J. Brows
D. C
Unter
Laracest Dental Office
Edwin J. Brown
Union and
Bellingham
Elk and Ata
Pike §T. Liquor CO
Pike St
Petia Zenuine
Sunnybrook
Rainier
Olympia
Donaway
Liberty
Aod
Doctor Howe
Business Man
DR. Macy's
Seattle, Wash
Rea
Bucharest
Macedonia
Austria-Hungary
Venizelos
Constantine
Vienna
Trieste
Oreslau
Sarnaltvo
Tracow
Lenberg
Austria
Pinek
ROVNO
Minsk
Jacob G. Schurman
Columbia
Real Music
Ang
Seattie
Talking Machine
C.hhopper Gepkelly Liters Building
Ord. Ave
University St
Impe
Albert Hansen
Second Ave
Madison
the Sterling Gum Co., Inc
Long Island City
Greater New York
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!