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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1912
Page
7
Public notice warns patients that many so called dental specialists are not dentists or registered to practice in Washington. It urges verifying licenses before treatment and advertises cosmetic plates and gold crowns from Dr. L. R. Clark at 1405 Third Ave NW, with a note to bring the act.
Berlin Oct 11 Servia declared war on Turkey at 4 oclock this afternoon per an unconfirmed dispatch from Belgrade.
In Bingham Utah on October 11 hundreds of deputies act as a bodyguard as 100 strike-breakers work the Utah Copper mine. Minor clashes occur but no serious trouble is reported and officials say more strike breakers will be employed at once.
Ellen Mackey daughter of Clarence H. Mackey was seized with appendicitis last night and operated on at once. She is much better today. Her father is in Paris now.
In Walnut Creek California Gwen Doline Thompson and Albert Jones reconcile after a quarrel by learning to skate at a rink. Jones, despondent after a broken engagement, contemplates drowning himself but is inspired to try skating. A friend suggests the rink outing. both appear, improvise, and marry that evening.
The Seattle Women's Commercial Club will host a political meeting on Thursday October 17 with candidates for the upcoming election giving addresses. The public may attend in the Seattle Commercial Club rooms, with senate seating reserved for club members and the Women Consumers’ League. A Made in Seattle dinner follows on November 7 inviting city manufacturers to participate in a homemade article exhibit.
In Terre Haute Indiana two brides refused to kiss Mayor Gerhardt after he officiated two City Hall weddings. He kept his thirty year old mustache but announced he is now willing to officiate at any future wedding upon request.
Dr. Samuel Johnson, a negro preacher from near Pavo, held meetings in Thomas County. He died after attendees at a Saturday service hugged him, with crowd members rushing the pulpit and squeezing him amid shouting.
In New York Supreme Court Edith St Clair sues Abraham Erlanger for 2500 dollars alleging blackmail. Willliam T Jerome testifies that Max D Staver, attorney for St Clair, pressured Erlanger to agree to pay 2500 dollars annually for ten years to keep secret a friendship. The case arises as Mrs Erlanger prepared for divorce after Europe trip.
Washington realty men meeting at the Chamber of Commerce endorsed a Blue Sky law to protect investors, favored licensing of real estate dealers, and backed uniform contracts and deed forms. Officers elected include President Daniel Daryee of Everett and Secretary Treasurer Harry Bruskevitch of Seattle, with other posts filled by C. L. Shuff Spokane and Samuel Collyer Seattle among others.
The death of David Hanks occurred at his home yesterday. He was 57 years old and noted as one of the oldest pilots on the Mississippi. His father was a brother of Lincoln's wife.
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