Love Songs to Be Heard Again Tomorrow at Eilers
Tomorrow at Eilers Music House a Popular Afternoon Concert will revive songs from youth with Geraldine Farrar Alma Gluck Evan Williams among performers. One hundred Autopianos will be loaned free to Seattle residents. Harry Hunter will demonstrate enhanced Auto piano playing. Doors open 2 45 pm with the concert at 3 or 8 pm. admission is free.
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Eilers Music House
iConcert
Geraldine Farrar
Annie Laurie
Alma Gluck
Laddie
Evan Williams
Sime Reeves
Pretty Jane
Madame A Caruso
Scotti
Tetras Ni
Seattle
Harry Hunter
Liebling
Florence Waits
Pasco Woman Acquitted of Murder in Banker's Death
Anna May Christensen of Pasco was acquitted of murdering her husband, a local banker. The jury returned a not guilty verdict after a late-night ballot, and despite the ruling the defendant remained impassive as she exited the courtroom. The case against Al Gray, charged jointly, was dismissed following the verdict.
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Pasco
Mre
Anna May Christensen
al Gray
Christensen
Indictments Returned by Grand Jury
A federal grand jury completed its work and was discharged by Judge Howard. Ten indictments were returned and will be kept secret until orders from Washington. Eight indictments were copied to the Department of Justice, while two others outside the general class will prompt immediate arrests.
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Howard
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
May Charter Ship To Go To Turkish War
Local Balkan communities plan a Thursday meeting to discuss chartering a vessel to transport returning Northwest soldiers and dependents. They note ship shortages and higher fares as about 150 have already departed with many more preparing to leave.
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Balkan States
Eaitera
Atlantic
Murphine Counts on Progressive Bid for House Speaker
Thomas F. Murphine a 34 year old University of Washington graduate and longtime progressive leader seeks the legislative seat from the 43rd district and the speakership against Howard Taylor. He has led progressive leagues at county and state levels and served as Roosevelt delegate to Chicago.
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Thomas F. Murphine
King County
Murphine
Progressive Leagues
Roosevelt
Chicago
Progressive Party
Poindexter
Progressive League
Tacoma
Hay
King County Republican Central Committee
Aberdeen
Arcade Hall
Edgar Co. Wright
University of Washington
Howard Taylor
Vacuum cleaner ode lifts housework to high art
A poem extols the vacuum cleaner as a boon to housewives, claiming it lightens labor and improves appearance. It celebrates less dust, fewer germs, and neater living spaces, urging men to embrace and promote the machine’s value in domestic life.
Standpatters Tap Pork Barrel in Gossipy Campaign Buzz
A Seattle area report details standpatters pressing pork barrel gossip at precinct meetings and public events. It notes candidates like M. H. Cushing opposing partisan control, and Governor hopeful Ernest Lister speaking at Ballard Kent Auburn and Grand Opera House.
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Ernest Lister
Plang
Sypher’s Hall
Ballard
Kent
Grand Opera House
Charles Helfner
Auburn
Taft Parade Draws 122 in Seattle Procession
The article notes a large Taft campaign presence with roadside billboards and streetcar ads. A Seattle parade Monday night drew 122 participants, including nine women, in a display of political optimism before election day.
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Oe Taft
Vorite Chorus
Taft
Seattle
Ine
Registration records set in Seattle in historic turnout
The Prefontaine building registration office closed with 85 426 names, 10 791 more than last March's general election. Most registrants are women, many first time voters, with 1 850 registering yesterday. Names may transfer this week and next.
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Prefontaine
Seattle
City Utilities Committee Eyes 1500 For Telephone Project Plans
The city utilities committee urged approval of a 1500 expenditure to prepare plans and data for a municipal telephone system. The finance committee will review the matter Friday as the appropriation would become available by November. Lee Bartell’s money savers, Paseo.
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City Utilities Committee
Shuey Elected President of Bainbridge Island Chautauqua
Frank Shuey was elected president of the Bainbridge Island Chautauqua at a meeting of stockholders and the board of trustees. Rev. F T Conner was chosen business manager and will begin assembling the 1913 season program with a target completion by January 1.
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Frank Shuey
Bainbridge Island
Egg thief leaves shack haul including watches and suit
A thief broke into the shack of Rambo Powell at 10th Ave and Lander Street, stealing 15 dozen eggs and a haul that included two gold watches a gold chain four rings $150 in money orders a revolver and a white lady's suit. He appeared to have studied market reports.
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Rambo Powell
10Th
Lander Sr
New York
Eastern tin magnates tour Seattle to study market prospects
A party of steel and tin plate magnates led by EB T Weir W P Siebert and a New York partner arrived in Seattle for a westward tour to assess buying conditions and business prospects for next year. They will stay several days at the Washington hotel and are not pursuing western steel manufacturing.
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EB. T. Weir
W. P. Siebert
Pittsburg
W. H. Baldbridge
New York
Seattle
Washington Hotel
Household Rubber Gloves and Dress Accessories Bargain List
A vintage sale list offers low priced items including Nations Toilet Goods Sundries gloves at 40¢ per pair, hair brushes 55¢, manicure sets 10¢, hardwood-back brushes 50¢, dress shields 10¢, metal-back combs 10¢, sewing notions 5–10¢, skirts notions 10–50¢, belts 25–50¢, and Jergen's Sachet 35¢ per ounce.
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Eilers Recital Hall
Chila Concarne
HTC
Sré
Bet
Antos
Vike
Third Av
Pike
Pacific Coast
White Sewing Machine CO
San Francisco
Evangeline Smith
James Smith
Smith
Woodrow Wilson
Oscar W. Underwood
Charles G. Heifner
Congress
Humphrey
Mr. Heifner
Heimer
Ways and Means Committee
Holsum Baking CO
Derton Draley
Fighthoard
Snohomish
Iply
M. H. Cushing
Sickles
Will K. Sickles
Hiram A. Woodin
Josiah Collins
Labor, Grange, Farmers’ Union and
Direct Legislation League
W. “Lorimer” Jones
Hodge
Bob” Hodge
Edwin Brocone
Northwest Light and Power Co
Skagway
Elma
Mt. Rainier
Attle
Pikest
Lee Bartell
Paseo
Shuey
TIN
Bartelly
Frederick & Nelson
Charmeuse
Robespierre
Lisle
Jergen
Amoskeag Gingham
Margaret
Hubbard
Ement
Sement Galesroom
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