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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
7
Advert says ten Boston dentists at 1420-22 Second Ave opposite Bon Marche offer free consultations. They claim over 11 years in practice and high class dentistry unmatched in the West. Urges readers with toothache cavities or gum disease to visit today.
Coroner Mix resumes secret inquiry into the Wallingford wreck. Flagman Murray remains without bail. President Howard Elliott of the New York New Haven Hartford was said to have played tennis during the inquest yesterday.
Thor wald Siegfried will deliver an illustrated Ster eopticon lecture on The Land Problem as the Gateway to Economic Advance at 8 p.m. Sunday September 14 in the Little Church Til Olive. A musical program will accompany the event and readers are urged to use Star want ads to advertise furnished rooms.
A man named Messing, claiming to be heir to a large Illinois estate, was arrested in Portland on charges of cashing a dishonored draft from San Diego. Authorities say he is a fugitive from justice and suspect further similar operations in Portland.
Speaker Champ Clark and his wife pursue multiple projects in Washington. He works on Congress and prepares Chautauqua addresses while Mrs. Clark writes her autobiography and memoirs, Kennet Clark studies law at a summer school, and Miss Genevieve Clark trains in music overseas.
Kalem comedy Too Many Cops stars Jim Jeffries his brother Jack and Barney Oldfield. The cast features notable figures and will be released in Seattle soon.
Fire department saved part of the stock of A. Bridge & Co. at 103 Fleet avenue after an August 11 blaze. Adjusters worked three weeks to settle losses and insurers plan to offer the saved stock at sacrifice prices to the public for the next few days.
Lewiston Idaho reports Miss Electa Fargo dead from drowning in a Stevens ranch reservoir nine miles from town. The piece condemns former public service chair George A. Lee for urging state and municipal power control and defending private corporations at a Northwest Electric Light and Power meeting.
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