Seattle banker among veniremen for federal grand jury
FE. W. Andrews president of the Seattle National bank is among 25 veniremen summoned for federal grand jury service starting tomorrow. He sits with Theo dore N. Haller Charles H. Frye and Frank Jobat as a quartet of prominent business men. The panel will be the first presided over by Judge Neterer and is set to hear four secret cases with an inquiry into a mail fraud stock juggling scheme akin to De Larm concerns.
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FE. W. Andrews
Seattle National Bani
Veniremen
Theodore N. Haller
Charles H. Frye
Frank Jobat
Neterer
de Larm
Angers Bishop At Dedication Of Dominican School
The Rt. Rev. Edward J. O'Dea of Seattle denounced sex hygiene education in public schools as damnable during the dedication of a Dominican Fathers parish school. He said God and nature teach the growing child all necessary knowledge. Alpine flowers will be grown on Mount Rainier as Prof. E. S. Meany receives 115 alpine seed varieties from Dr. Ed Fischer of Berne Switzerland, including several never grown locally.
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Edward J. O'Dea
Seattle
Dominican Fathers
Mount Rainier
E. S. Meany
University of Washington
Ed Fischer
Botanical Gardens
Berne
Switzerland
Where Shall Go for First Class Dental Work
Boston Dentists offer free consultation at 1420 Second Ave opposite Bon Marche. They claim over 11 years at the location and provide high quality dentistry for aching teeth cavities missing teeth and gum issues including pyorrhea. The ad urges patients to visit today claiming the dental office is trusted by the profession.
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Boston
Bon Marche
West
City 1914 Tax Levy Set At 20.13 Mills
City officials project a 1914 tax levy of 20.13 mills based on 1913 valuations of 212,929,048. The total levy, 4,286,905, covers estimated expenses of 7,459,840.13 with 3,177,934.91 revenues from other sources. New costs include mothers pensions, Kirkland ferry, and Stuck River control.
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Finland
Kirkland Ferry
Hanna
Asaces
Murphy
Humphries, Gilliam and
Honor Memory of Old Chief Seattle in Suquamish
The memory of Chief Seattle was honored Saturday at Suquamish on the Indian reservation with a blend of Indian rites and white ceremonial elements. Canned speeches by President Wilson interior secretary Lane and Commissioner Abbot were played by phonograph, while natives chanted beat tom-toms and danced.
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Seattle
Suquamish
Wilson
Sec. of the
Interior
Lane
Commissioner Abbot
Elttacs
Tyee Rogers
Jim Ewye
Canal opened as barriers removed at both ends
Panama reports the last barrier at the Pacific end blown and the Atlantic barrier to be removed starting tomorrow. Dredges will clear the Atlantic channel allowing ships to navigate to the locks from either end once removal is complete. The Pacific barriers were detonated by an electric switch twice yesterday at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m.
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Panama
Pacific
Canal
Atlantic Channel
Storm Damage Hits Ogden After Cloudburst
A Utah city faced about 20000 dollars in losses as a powerful electrical storm and cloudburst flood retail and wholesale firms. Lightning struck a grocery store melting solder in vegetable cans and spilling contents.
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Ogden
Utah
Buck Learns Heir To $12,000 Estate After 18 Years
Otto Buck of Laporte Indiana, who had wandered for 18 years without word of relatives, unexpectedly met a cousin in LaPorte. He learned his father had died and that he was the heir to a $12,000 estate. Several impostors have sought to claim the property. He is now in LaPorte.
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Laporte
Ind
Otto Buck
Buck
Shidzuoka Maru Leaves Yokohama Amid Schedule Slip
The Nippon Yusen Kaisha liner Shidzuoka Maru departed Yokohama Thursday a day late with 96 passengers bound for Seattle and 36 for Victoria. M E Durham was sworn in as King County superintendent, succeeding A B Burrows after last year’s election.
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Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Yokohama
Seattle
Victoria
Thousands Collect Star Pennants
The Star runs a nightly coupon offer for a large pennant. Collecting pennants is popular with readers, with this week featuring the Idaho pennant and many back pennants still available for new collectors.
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Star
The
Potlatch
State of Washington
University of Washington
State of Oregon
California
Ohio
British Columbia
Michigan
Minnesota
Idaho
Woman's body found in Willamette River in Salem
Salem police report the body of Mrs Mary Guild, 60, recovered from the Willamette River after a two week search. She had vanished Aug 19 after leaving a note saying she planned to drown herself amid health issues.
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Salem
Ore
Mary Guild
Willamette River
Silly Says Page I Never Did Story About Duchess Admission
Ambassador Page dismisses gossip that the duchess of Marlborough was refused entry to a Fourth of July reception. The tale claimed a missing ticket blocked her, a liveried attendant refused entry, and a secretary declined to help. She allegedly wrote to the ambassador with no reply.
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London
Ambassador Page
Duchess of Marlborough
Slapped 16 Years Ago Engstrom Seeks Divorce
In St Paul, a 68 year old wife sues for divorce from 64 year old Peter N Engstrom. She says sixteen years ago he slapped her face after she walked with a mutual friend and alleges further cruelty. The couple, who lived together 40 years, filed in district court.
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ST. Paul
Peter N. Engstrom
Fire damages Dean Lumber planing mill and kiln
Fire of unknown origin damaged the Dean Lumber and Fuel Co plant in Spokane causing estimated losses of 25000 dollars. The blaze affected the planing mill and dry kiln facilities today.
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Spokane
Dean Lumber and Fuel Co
Kaiser Wilhelm II Phonograph Record May Reach America
Reports say a phonograph captured Kaiser Wilhelm II speaking at the Fritjof monument unveiling during a recent event. The recording is for his personal use but may be released for duplication and sale, potentially bringing the speech to American listeners.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm II
America
Kalaer
Fritjof
Rise of the Unconquered Builder of the World
Fragmentary lines recount a figure breaking tradition and overcoming bondage to claim mastery. The speaker describes rising from past enslavement to vision and power, presenting a mythic self as calm innovator and master of the world.
Did Not Force Dr Leach to Kiss the Flag
Salem reports Attorney General Crawford returned from Bandon where he investigated the deportation of Dr. Leach socialist editor. He says no residents face prosecution and that Leach was not threatened or exhibited and was not made to kneel or sing the Star Spangled Banner.
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Salem
Crawford
Bandon
Leach
Mrs Lister Goes to Baby Contest at North Yakima
Ernest Lister of Olympia writes she plans to attend North Yakima during the letter Rables contest where she is honorary chairman. The event runs the Washington State Fair week with hundreds of babies from across the state to be examined. Babies ages 6 to 48 months compete for cash prizes totaling 500 dollars plus trophy cups medals and certificates.
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North Yakima
Ernest Lister
Olympia
Washington State
Denver Politician Lyons Named Peace Negotiator In Mexico
Wm C Lyons a Denver politician and former husband of Vivien Lyons who is in a San Francisco hospital after an alleged attempted suicide with Robert J Widney of Los Angeles, was set weeks ago as a special assistant to John Lind Wilson emissary to Mexico to conduct peace talks. Lyons is now in Mexico. Mrs Lyons was a former silent film actress. She married Lyons in Denver a year ago and they soon separated. During her Denver residence she was a familiar figure in uptown cafes.
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Denver
Wm. C. Lyons
Vivien Lyena
San Francisco
Robert J. Widney
Los Angeles
John Lind
Wilson
Mexico
Lyons
C D Hillman Sells Here Moves to Pasadena Estate Casaloma
After selling all local real estate C D Hillman relocates to Pasadena California where he has purchased a large estate named Casaloma and plans permanent residence there.
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C. D. Hillman
Pasadena
Cal
Hillman
Casaloma
Teddy's Butler Steals Jewels
George R. Parker a negro butler in the Roosevelt home pleaded guilty to stealing jewels valued at 5000 dollars. He was jailed in Mineola to await the October grand jury after promising to reveal the hiding place of the articles.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
George R. Parker
Theodore Roosevelt
Mineola
Parker
Roosevelt
Chiropractor Dr A M Johnson Opens Seattle Office
Dr A M Johnson a noted chiropractor arrives in Seattle from Spokane where he spent nine years with LaJoie Johnson building a reputation for chronic ailment cures. He is licensed by the State Board and offers free consultation with a lady attendant, hours 10 to 6. Main 2755 for appointments.
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A. M. Johnson
DD. C
Pacific Northwest
Seattle
American Bank
Second and
Madison
Spokane
Johnson
State Board
Vhone Main
Edwardsville mother tosses son from roof in fatal act?
In Edwardsville Illinois on August 29 Mrs Edward Janis tossed her five year old son Joseph from a roof about twenty feet high as a neighbor suggested the trick. The boy fell to brick pavement and was injured with possible death.
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Edwardsville, II
Harry Johnson
Joseph
Mra
Edward Janis
Edwardsville
Johnson
Caminetti Trial Continues Despite Juror Adams Injuries
In San Francisco on September 1 the Caminetti trial is likely to resume as planned despite juror William H. Adams suffering injuries in a San Jose auto collision. Adams intends to sit tomorrow, defeating early expectations that his absence would delay proceedings or require impaneling a new jury.
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San Francisco
San Jose
Wm. H. Adams
Adams
van Fleet
Needle kept as memento after long lodged in arm
IS OUT AT LAST ALTOONA, Pa., Sept. 1 Four teen years ago C. J. Noel, a locomotive engineer, was struck by a needle hidden in his sweetheart Mrs. Noel s dress. The needle, six inches from the original entry, was found in his finger and removed.
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Altoona
C. J. Noel
Duisburg Builds First Municipally Owned Hotel
City of Duisburg on the Rhine began construction of what will be Germanys first municipally owned hotel. The project comes after a period of favorable finances and aims to provide a first class facility, with the city council voting to fund the venture. The experiment will be watched by other cities.
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Berlin
Duisburg
Rhein
Germany
Not His Jane Arrests in Portland Railway Pass Case
J H Sahfer a Huntington Oregon telegraph operator was arrested in Portland for securing a railroad pass from the O W R N Co for a woman not his wife. The woman identified as Jane Doe was also taken into custody and charged under Interstate commerce regulations.
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Portland, Or
J. H. Sahfer
Huntington, Or
Jane Doe
Lost articles found by Star want ads
A note in the Lost and Found column indicates items reported through Star want ads have been recovered. It urges readers to check the section for details and contact the paper to reclaim claimed belongings.
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Star
County Fair Promises Elaborate Northwest Exhibition
The King county supervisors and fair organizers announce the second annual fair at Meadows starting next week. George McFarlane reports strong entries across horse, cattle, swine and sheep, with a top poultry display led by Charles H. Burnett Jr. and a fancy pigeon show. Homer L. Bull notes large fruit and flower divisions, while G. W. Loveberry oversees a safe, attractive main hall with space available by application at the fair headquarters.
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King County
Meadows
Washington
George McFarlane
New York Block
Charles H. Burnett, Jr
Northwest
Wenatchee Valley
Homer L. Bull
Gust supersedes bond in divorce case to free property
Adolph A. Gust Saturday filed a $100000 superseders bond and secured release of his property turned over to Harrison B. Martin as receiver under Judge Humphries the decree. The Gust case proceeds to the supreme court. The bond by National Surety Co. is the largest in King county. Gust’s property valued about $300000. Ernest S. Berry recently employed by R L Polk Co died in Los Angeles from a railway accident. He previously lived in Butte and England. A piano is offered for sale in a Star want ad.
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Adolph A. Gust
Harrison B. Martin
Ernest S. Berry
R. L. Polk & Co
Tacoms Light and Power Co
Los Angeles
Thomas Ki. McMahon
Rel Berry
College
England
Butte
Seattle
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