Razor Armed Robber Strikes Japanese Victim in 1915
The 1915 report describes a Japanese man, George Kawaki, seized at Ninth Ave and Washington St by a large Negro assailant who brandished a razor and stole a railroad ticket to Chicago and small coins. The incident is noted as the second such assault on a Japanese man that week.
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George Kawaki
Ninth Ave
Washington St
George
Chicago
Jesier
Three Brown brothers in Uncle Sam's uniform
The three sons of Dr. Edwin J. Brown serve in the military. Lieut. Kirk C. Brown, a navy physician, writes from Manila base hospital about conditions. Edwin J. Brown Jr. is a military instructor trained at the University of Washington and Camp Lewis. Clyde C. Brown trains with the student army at UW. A Seattle letter from Kirk expresses desire to join front fighting, noting the islands’ high cost and misperceptions, while praising the work and the many seasoned soldiers available for front use.
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Kirk C. Brown
Navy
Manila
Edwin J. Brown, Jr
Uncle Sam
University of Washington
Camp Lewis
Clyde C. Brown
Army Training Corps
Seattle
Lieut. Brown
Acid Stomach Causes Indigestion Instant Relief
Digestive distress from acid stomach with gas and sour food leads to upset after meals. Instant relief claims to ease indigestion and belching, offering quick remedy.
Shop Early Christmas Gifts for Soldiers Overseas
A wartime appeal urges shoppers to start early this year to send gifts to soldiers over there and those in training camps. Emphasizes express and postage stamps for timely delivery and highlights benefits to the recipient and the country.
Fractures Skull in Motor Smash-up
David Harris a Star Messenger employee suffered a fractured skull when his motorcycle was struck by a heavy auto truck Tuesday. He is in slight improvement at the city hospital. Griver the truck driver is held in the city jail as police conduct a detailed investigation at Fourth Ave and Seattle Blvd. Harris, 25, resides at 3821 15th Ave NW. Morris, 14, lives at 3623 Woodlawn Ave. R A Clampitt a former King County deputy sheriff was ordered returned to the Arizona federal district to answer conspiracy charges by U S Judge Neterer Tuesday.
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David Harris
Star Messenger Co
City Hospital
Marritt Morris
City Messenger Co
Griver
City
Fourth Ave
Seattle Bivd
Harris
15Th Ave
N. W
R. A. Clampitt
King County
Arizona Federal District
U. S
Neterer
Clampitt
Tacoma
Bisbee
Ariz
Seattle
Kaleer
Jas. Kavanagh
Warren Ave
Tank
W. Peterson
23Rd Ave
Nordyke
46Th Ave
Woodbridge
Prosser
Myrvin L. Btone
Wash
Ki. Kyle
Bremertoni Ry
J i. Carmichiel
Menetta Cartmichiel
Bb A. Grouch
RF. D. No. 2
Renton
A. C. Runte
36Th Ave
T . Runte
35Th Ave
Sam Hovde
Naval Hospital
Bremerton
Frank 9. McMillen
Pike
A. N. Hinkely
Port Oreha
Andrew _ J. R Mancock
Frank White
Virat
Gne
Werks
pecMilen
View
M.D. Ite Lister
Noth At
Peter Nelson
Deyport
Somera
Niekalma Ulicene
I. Holt
Esse N
Holden
Bixt
Cherry
Motlend
Arlington
WA. Cole
Albertus FF
Elty. Kapath Rice
Sires
Fhdith Rice
Firat
Louise Lachtenberga
Cherry A
J.C. Vine
Cherr
George W. the Leilend
Ward
Mre Lovert Coytta
W. Holden
G. & Batley
U S Hospital Bombed by Enemy Near Verdun
An American Red Cross hospital near Rarecourt was bombed by German planes on Tuesday. Four bombs fell. nurse Margery Sawyer of Buffalo was blown from her bed but unharmed, fellow nurse Mabel Butler of New Haven was in the same building and uninjured, both aided patients who were moved to shelter.
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U. S
Verdun
Red Cross
Rarecourt
Margery Sawyer
Buffalo
N. Y
Mabel Butler
New Haven
Miss Sawyer
Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An ad touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the best and most reliable cure for indigestion. It claims the tablets, available for 60 cents a box at drugstores in the United States or Canada, aid digestion without dieting.
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States
Canada
Stuart
Dozens urge unconditional surrender movement in Seattle letters
A flood of Seattle readers call for unconditional surrender and reject peace talks. Citizens from multiple neighborhoods name individuals and describe family stakes while insisting on total victory and harsh measures against any compromise.
Knock the Pins From Under Job Brokers
The Pacific Audit and System Co an employment office was accused of charging up to 50 percent of the first month salary for stenographers and clerks. The city license committee refused to renew its permit and the council backed the action. Superior Judge Clay Allen upheld the city’s right to restrain the company from doing business.
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Pacific Audit and System Co
Ihe
Clay Allen
Leense Committee
Capital Issues Panel Sets Mortgage Threshold
The capital issues committee in Washington D C and its San Francisco subcommittee will no longer review mortgage loans under 100000 dollars. Local subcommittee members issued the statement on Wednesday detailing the new policy.
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Capital Issues Committee
Washington, D. C
Subcommittee
San Francisco
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Golden Rule
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Duwamish
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Green Lake
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