XPOSITION BONDS ARE BEING TAKEN
Northern and North Pacific Invest in Securities and Great Northern Railways each sub 10000 AY P bonds. Will HL Parry of the committee says the clearing house war committee met yesterday and banks promised to underwrite a large portion. Over 7000 letters have been sent nationwide with Eastern investment firms in contact. Subscriptions expected soon with personal solicitation possibly unnecessary.
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Great Northern
Northvith
Will HL. Parry
Clearing House War Committee
The
Met
Ised
Finance Committee
Peath He Sought Gomes At Last
A garbled report describes a man sought by authorities and two United States sailors who were hospitalized after an incident in England. The text mentions a Tuesday event and a missing or deceased individual, with unclear details and damaged names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peath
Gomes
Carroll Nuptials at Conception Church
The wedding of Mina Carroll and Richard Carrolls son, attended by relatives, friends, and Miss Virginia Carroll, took place at the Church of the Conception with Robert Smith officiating. Guests included Mmes Whitworth, Mra Logan, Miss Oleta Petty, and Mins Thedinga. reception followed at the Carroll home with floral decor and formal dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Os & Arenson
HM Whitworth
Bewting
Logan
Jebnar
Oleta Petty
Powetta
Mise
Kien Thedinga
Henry Munger Bell
Cecilie
Georgia Galbraith
Anders
Rodgers- Allen
Irvin W. Rodgers
Martha R. Allen
W. D. Allen
Elizabeth Allen
Wilne Rodgers
Willam Claussen
J. PP. DD. Llwyd
St. Mark's Church
Husey
Society Notes On Ghosted Listings At City Happenings
Local society pages report multiple events at Butler Annex and Christensen's, including dancing parties and choir rehearsals. Weddings abound with Rodgers Allen and Steenstrup Hamilton ties, while Junior Prom plans loom at Broadway High School and a St. Mark's church recital features Edwin Fairbourn and William Conner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's
Edwin Pfairbourn
William 3. Conner
St. Mark's Church
Trans-Continental Passenger Association Sets Expo Rate
The association fixes a $50 round trip from the Twin Cities Omaha Kansas City and Lincoln for the AvP, OX Par aAitton with a Chicago rate undecided. J O Mallen city passenger agent of the Northern Pacific reports the notice.
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Trans-Continental Passenger Association
Twin Cities
Luth
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
J. O. Mallen
Northern Pacific
Freshmen Split Into Two Camps at University
Seattle and non Seattle freshmen factions clash in campus politics with two tickets and a planned meeting. The Washington high school group rallied Seattle students under the banner Remember the Seattle Spirit.
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Seattle
Freahnen
University
Fed
Washington High School
Washington High Rates
Smitlion
Seattle Spirit
Roberts predicts Taft win in Colorado by 15 000 to 20 000 votes
Former U.S. Mint director George F. Roberts, now head of the Commercial National Bank of Chicago, predicts Taft will carry Colorado by about 15 000 to 20 000 votes in a letter to successor Frank A. Leach.
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United Press
Washington
Oct
George F. Roberts
United States Mint
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Taft
Colorado
Roberts
Mints
Frank A. Leach
Butler Signs For Go With Murphy in Aberdeen Bout
Jimmie Butler the bantam from England has signed to meet Eddie Murphy of San Francisco in Aberdeen on a date to be fixed. A telegram was sent to Murphy and he is expected to start for Aberdeen soon. Kid Harrison and manager BE A Cole are in Aberdeen to begin training at the Aberdeen Athletic association gymnasium with the Droxle Kid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Aberdeen
Jimmie Butler
England
Eddie Murphy
San Francisco
Kid” Harrison
BE. A. Cole
Aberdeen Athletic Association
Droxle Kid
Colorado society to host bureau at exposition
The Colorado society last night decided to establish a Colorado bureau at the A P exposition where Colorado visitors may register. Elected officers include Simmons as president C H Kelsey as vice president George Holmes Moore as secretary J L Hoover as treasurer and George A Custer as sergeant at arms.
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Colorado Society
Colorado
Simmons
C. H. Kelsey
George Holmes Moore
J. L. Hoover
George A. Custer
Chinese American Alliance Debate Draws Indifference
In diplomatic circles Oct and Japanese diplomats display indifference to a proposed United States China alliance. They view such an alliance as unlikely given a traditional American reluctance to ally with foreign powers and argue the plan has remained a topic of discussion but without momentum.
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Andor
America
China
Treasury Statement Summary for Washington Disbursements
Treasury release shows disbursements of 1 440 008 dollars and a note referencing code Hecelpte SS 4722455 for the Washington account.
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Treasury
Washington
Get
Mine Workers of America Hit by Dual Retirements
Vice President J B White and Secretary-Treasurer W D Ryan resign from the United Mine Workers of America triggering a leadership crisis. Ryan may join the Hilness operators as a leader, John Walker of the Socialist wing seeks the presidency, while Lewis weakens from White and Ryan departures.
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United Press
Indianapolis
Ind. Bet. i
J. B
White
W. Dd. Ryan
United Mine Workers of America
Ryan Ta
Hilness
Southwest
John Walker
Lewis
Ryan
John Mitchell
Solid gold watch found on Princess Victoria
A solid gold watch stolen from the stateroom of James Duane on the steamship Princess Victoria was recovered this morning in the toilet of the vessel where the thief had discarded it.
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James Duane
Dirt for Street Fill Approval by City Council
More than 259000 cable yards of earth from the old university grounds will be moved to Westlake Boulevard to create fill if Councilman Frank P. Mullen proceeds with the plan. The finance committee was presented the proposal with a $36000 levy for boulevard improvement.
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Westlake Bulevard
Frank P. Miullen
Mr. Mullen
Music pupil Rousseau joins Washington College of Music faculty
Heinrich Rousseau, pupil of Godowsky and Leechetitcky, who last Monday played Hrahm's Rhapsody before Lincoln high school, has joined the Washington College of Music faculty and will give a series of recitals this winter.
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Heinrich Rousseau
Godowsky
Leechetitcky
Hrahm
Lincoln High School
Washington College of Music
Half Price Birdseye Maple Furniture Attracts Fans
An important feature drawing admiration is the practically half pricing of birdseye maple furniture, creating keen interest among admirers of attractive home furnishings.
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Northern and North Pacific
United States
Dreamland Rink
Aed
Asies
Natal Pat F Santening
Wilock
GlaeBank
Comer
Yester
Pioneer Square
Mra. Edelon
Ety
Alexius Hhaa
New York
Columbia College of Music
Broadway
Pine
Deas
Butler Annex
Wuests
Navy Yard
Y. L. K. Danes
Christensen
Arcade Hall
Arcade Building
Wolock
Beas Henehan
Martina Hene
James N. Gilmer
Tremper
Beacon Hill Guild of the Orthopedic Hospital
EK. P. Tremper
Mrs. Taylor
Gibson Taylor
Edmund Bowden
Ithav
Broadway High School
John Patten
James Agnew
Horeee Halil
Arthur Kibeworth
Kennith Winsor
Mise Leleh Shahan
Me Lyquear Kiwell
Mies Aliceve
Steenstrup- Hamilton
Peter Severin Steenstrup
Detroit
Mich
Mise Hertha Ardiles Hamilton
Rochester
N. Y
Roem
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. M. Wilson
D. D
Pollock - Richard
Don T. Pollock
Bether
Elaine Richard
J. M. Witeon
Frank Wilbur Chace
A. L. Mall
Sporting Gooda
Firetay
al- Stareain
Nickelway
Reer & Hoilbot Avenue
Uaon sTeacey
McCarthy
Hubbell’s
Pike Street
Cretonnes
SILK
Torchon
DER
Pike St. Tihhe Barbbell CO
Pike St
Butler
GO With Murphy
A.Y.P. Bureau
Chineese- American Alliance
Weyoung WO
Chinese Medicine Co
Hotel Wall First
Newws
Salattort In
Ehas
Standar
Second Ave
Pine ST
Tacoma
California
Oor Suvice
Gaveien Gan Frateieco
Oakland
Hering Moving & Storage
A. Bridge & Co
Times
York
Astoria
Overcos
Yesler
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