Wonderful Victor Victrola Offer From Etters Music House
Etters Music House at Third and University announces a ten dollar down and five dollar monthly plan for a Victor Victrola with mahogany table and albums. The package includes fifteen selections and eight additional choices, featuring La donna e mobile, Rigoletto pieces, and performers like Caruso Farrar and Schumann Heink. The total price is 69.50, with no interest, highlighting a lifetime leisure investment for music lovers in Seattle.
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Seattle
Etters Music House
Victor
Lucia
Evan Williams
Madam Michallowa
Caruso
Eilers Music House
Third
University Street
Walt
Alice Brady Weighs Stage Advice and Backing in Hollywood
In Los Angeles on September 5 Oscar nominated actress Alice Brady discusses stage risks for young women. She stresses talent plus backing as essential and hints at her plans to lead a company playing Pitti Sing and Putting while noting her father William A. Brady as a theater manager influence.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Brady
Putding
Hebe
Miss Brady
Wm. A
Brady
Mises Brady
Pitti-Sing
Ghent Urged For Coroner By Police Fire Fraternity
A letter advocates Dr J A Ghent for coroner highlighting support from police and fire departments and fraternal orders. It cites backing for police pension bills and care for disabled firemen, noting Ghent’s leadership roles in the Improved Order of Redmen and Foresters and other civic groups. Continued tomorrow.
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J. A. Ghent
Ghent
Police Department
Mr. Ghent
Ststh
Fire Department
Dr. Ghent
Coreser
Order of Redmen and Foresters of America
Seattle
County of King
Eagies
Kentle
The
Shrinere
Tilikume
Hit the Elks
the Presa Club
Meattie Commercial Club
Chamber of Ammerce
Beattie Athletic Club
Arctic Club
Fragmented 1920s miscellany spans crimes deaths and curiosities
A jumble of vignettes from Booth Orange New Jersey to Venice Colorado recounts past age, rescues, and oddities. Notable items note Robert Hudson’s Bronx real estate gain after 76, a missing diver presumed to have hooked a shark, a meowing kitten guiding rescuers to Olive Henderson, and Mrs. Caroline Heritage seeking comfort on faith. The piece mentions a theater of public life with a cribbed flag for the negro race by Rev. J Lennox, a court warning to Michael Brennan, and a Went-to-marry plot by Theodore Bidore and George Zile. It closes with reminiscences about John D Archbold, Mrs Champ Clark’s Servants club, and prominent names like Andrew Carnegie Beth Low Nelson Page Henry Watterson Howells and Perry Belmonts.
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Champ Clark
New Servants’ Club Ss
Andrew Carnegie
Beth Low
Thomas Nelson Page
Henry Watterson
William Dean Howells
Perry Belmonts
Timothy Gratty Restored From Hostage Situation
In Chicago Judge Scully ordered the return of 11 month old Timothy Gratty to his mother after he had been held for several weeks over a building board bill. The child’s release ends a disputed custody incident described by authorities as a hostage situation.
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Chicago
Timothy Gratty
Junction City
Kan
Fort Riley
Matthew Burke
Fourth Artillery
Burke
Not Guilty Verdict in Driver Smith Manslaughter Trial
The jury found Harry J. Smith not guilty in the manslaughter case stemming from an auto strike that killed Mrs. Steeves Jones. Witnesses testified the car traveled at least five miles per hour when it struck the woman, but jurors ruled speed not the cause of death.
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Harry J. Smith
Steeves Jones
Smith
Vital records marriage licenses list Seattle and Victoria couples
A column of vital record entries shows marriage license details with names and residences including Seattle and Victoria. It lists brides and grooms such as Mr and Mrs Andrew Gustafeon, 1764 W 62nd St Ballard, and Mr and Mrs J W Hemp, with multiple other couples and addresses across Seattle area.
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Andrew Gustafeon
St. Ballard
Drazga
Ello
Sar
W. C. Cooper
Snoqualmie
J. W. Hemp
C. B. Britcheser
Carl Halgren
George Brady
Cher
A. Young
J. H. Grover
North Yakima
B. J. Bell
Queen Anne
F. A. Jones
Baker
Ani
H. C. Hazen
Alex Campbell
W. E. Carver
TC. Storey
J. A. Hamilton
Stewart
W. F. Chancol
Local Residents Named In Hospital and Address List
A fragmented OCR list names several individuals with ages and street addresses, including A0th av, 20 Beattie General Hospital, and 718 22nd av. Adelina De Cario aged 1 month at 9421 17th av, and Victoria Carnevale aged 66 at Providence Hospital appear among entries.
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DEA
Allie D. Ladort
Sydney C. Freer
Beattie General Hospital
Lee Johnson
Beattie General
A. Patrick
Jackson Wavelyn Rathe
Clara A. Ross
Adelina de Cario
Louis Potter
James At
Victoria Carnevale
Providence Hospital
Tragic double suicide in St Louis couple plans
In St Louis on September 6, Anton Newberg a 65 year old former realty man and his wife a retired actress prepared farewell notes and turned on gas jets before both ingested carbolic acid. Found dead in each other's arms the couple left an open letter stating they were tired of life and would die together.
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ST. Louis
Anton Newberg
Boom In Grain Bags Falls Flat
The boom in grain bags from a few weeks ago did not last long as several heavy buyers face losses. Recent rains delayed threshing creating a bag surplus and prices dropped 10 cents per bag yesterday.
Remarkable Southwest Archaeology Found Near Stanley
An expedition led by N C Nelson for the American Museum of Natural History uncovers a 72 room stone building near Stanley NM with human skeletons pottery and relics. Nearby a large dam and irrigation works suggest an extensive prehistoric irrigation system in the region.
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Farwell
N. M
Stanley
N. C. Nelson
American Museum of Natural History of
New York City
Tobacco expert predicts women will prefer corncob pipes
Benjamin Zahm traveling representative of a New York tobacco company predicted that American women addicted to cigarettes will abandon them for corncob pipes. He noted women writers who used cigarettes for digestion and nerves now seek greater comfort with the pipes.
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Los Angeles
Benjamin Zahm
Tobacco Company
New York City
Zahm
Oldest man in the west turns 122 in Nevada
Baccus, a Black man born in 1790 near St Louis, is celebrated on his 122nd birthday at the Nevada state hospital. He says he was sold as a slave and later moved from Hangtown to Placerville and then to Nevada, where he remains in good health.
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Reno
Nev
Baccus
West
State Hospital
St. Geneve
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Hangtown
Placerville
Cal
Nevada
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Liberty
Sporting Goods
Sain Area
Weneatiel
Tieque Eo
Monette Hardware Co
Second Ave
Yesler
Faile
MacLean
Police and Fire Department
Raber
Olympic
Cherbourg
Mme
Nordica
Gen
Sam Houston
Oklahoma
Robert Hudson
Booth Orange
N. J
Bronx
William McLaughlin
Darien
Conn
Olive Henderson
Venice
Colo
Caroline Heritage
Philadelphia
Timothy Griffen
Paterson
Lucy Blackwell
Anna Bainbridge
Michael Brennan
St. Paul
Brennan
Wall Street
Theodore Bidore
George Zile
New Jersey
A. A. Frost
Pittsburg
John D. Archbold
Aoren
Canova Studio
Kodak
Bhalan
Eecnee
Rivets
Wanner
Wonor Co
Zel German, Wilmot, & D
William P. Cellahan
Siaseak Ai
Heattia
Mies
Lester Mayo
Ima
Comedienne
de Thomas
Plantvt
Pioor Mar
Piret Av. Jas. L. Shute
Mer
Wray
Dainless
Dentists
Ee Ae Ay
Ea VM Ut
Anna
George H. Clementson
Superior Court
Nonpartisan Ticket
Pacific Coast Match Co
Salmon Bay
California
Pacific Outfitting Co., Inc
Skinner's
New Beaver
Southwest
Washington
Southwest Washington
Ass'n
David P. Eastman
Lowman Bldg
Assn
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