New Bremerton instructor Edgar Draper named history and athletics head
Edgar Draper of the University of Washington class of 1916 is appointed history and athletics instructor at Bremerton high. Olin Fowler of Olympic Trading, Seattle, surrendered in Spokane Tuesday after being indicted for illegal malice. Pacific Coast port authorities at Vancouver BC endorse federal control of ports, with resolutions to Congress. Ellis Shepard moved household goods through the Lake Union canal to city stables. A bill for free municipal ferry service across Salmon Bay near Fremont Ave. is pushed by councilman Fitzgerald. Warrants issued for four jurors who missed Justice Brinker’s court in the Clarence Gerald dirtiness case. Baumclaw school district dissolved by popular vote and merged with others for simplification, per Supt. Durham.
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Edgar Draper
U. of W
Bremerton High School
Olin Fowler
Olympic Trading Company
Seattle
U. S
Spokane
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
B. C
Porta
Canada
Congress
Ellis Shepard
Ward St
Lake Union Canal
Port Madison
Salmon Bay
Fremont Ave
Corneilman Fitzgerald
Justice Brinker
Clarence Gerald
Baum Claw
Durham
Drilling for Water Uncovers Silver on Langtry Property
A dispute over a well dug on Lily Langtry’s Nevada property ends with the dismissal of a suit seeking payment. The drill reportedly continued until water was found but encountered silver instead, prompting the court action.
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San Francisco
Lily Langtry
Nevada
New Fall Hat Styles Emphasize Straight Brims
Fashion guidance warns against tipping hats as the new fall headwear returns with straight brims. Gage sailor, mushroom, and Torea dor hats are praised for their balanced, upright appearance, contrasting with tilted styles shown in sketches.
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Gage Sailor
Germans Strike for Bucharest Move on Romanian Capital
United Presse staff dispatches from Berlin report a bold German strike aimed at capturing Bucharest. German and Bulgarian forces concentrate artillery against the Romanian Danube bridgehead at Tutrakan near Bucharest, after taking seven Romanian works there.
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Wilburn
Forrest United Presse
London
Bucharest
Rumania
Berlin
Tut
Danube
German War Office
Tutrakan
Transylvania
U S Watches Orient Row Over China Demands
Washington reports Japan has issued new demands on China. Ambassador Guthrie in Tokyo and Minister Reineh in Peking will lead immediate inquiries. The only potential impact on U S interests concerns Japanese police powers in inner Mongolia and southern Manchuria. The extent of these wars will decide if the United States is affected. A cabinet official notes US trade rights are the key concern.
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Washington
Guthrie
Tokyo
Reinewh
Peking
Japan
China
State Department
Inner Mongolia
Manchuria
United States
British Aviator Fatally Injured In Utah Flight Mishap
Maj. W. K. Campbell, British Army instructor at the Curtis Aviation school, died after a biplane crashed from about 200 feet. Theo. De Kruijess, a Harvard student from Freeport New York, was injured though his escape was described as miraculous.
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Bufpfala
Maj
W. K. Campbell
Curtis Aviation School
Theo. de Kruijess
Harvard
Freeport
N. Y
Campbell
de Krusjess
Lafayette Marker Unveiling Near Bush Prairie
The Honor Lafayette Lone and Daughters of the American Revolution plan an anniversary observance for Gen. Lafayette with the unveiling of a marker marking the end of the Oregon Trail at Bush Prairie on Wednesday.
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Lone and Daughters of
Lafayette
Bush Prairie
Wireless music reportedly heard by Seattle stations
Amateur wireless operators report an unknown experimenter obtained a method to play music so receivers around Seattle could hear it. Harbor patrol and Ravensdale stations confirmed hearing the air Maggie on Monday night.
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Seattle
Harbor Patrol
Ravensdale
Maggie
Testimonial Ads on Apples and Painless Dentistry
An item presents two testimonials: one claims apples from seed grown by M. F. Jones of Ravenna Heights winning county fair prizes, and the other promotes Regal Dentists offering Novo-Cain in San Francisco and Seattle cases with claims of painless dentistry and guaranteed satisfaction.
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M. F. Jones
Ravenna Heights
Jones
San Franciseco
California
Seattle
Regal
Palnieus
Edmund & Harmon
N. 87Th
Fivanston Ave
Il. R. Clark
Regal Dental Offices Open for Appointments
Regal Dental Offices under Dr. J. W. Clark and Manager at 1405 Third Ave operate from the Joiner building near Third and Union offering general dentistry services. Local residents welcome new patients and walk-ins during weekday hours.
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Regal Dental Offices
J. WR. Clark
Third Ave
Joiner Third and Union
Praise Record Judge Webster Praised by Spokane Press
Spokane Judge J Stanley Webster campaigns for supreme court emphasizing seven and a half years on Spokane County Superior Court. The Spokane Press lauds his ability fairness and courage and notes his high vote totals in the county. He vows to rule without fear or favor stating clear plain opinions for laymen and lawyers alike.
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
Spokane
J. Stanley Webster
Seattle
Spokane Press
Seattle Star
Judee Webster
Webster
Coal Strike Near Kansas City Threatens Wide Regional Walkout
A large coal mine strike looms in Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas as miners and operators split on the discharge without cause clause. If operators do not shift position after yesterday's developments at Pittsburgh Kan the conference may disband and 35000 to 28000 miners could strike nationwide.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Pittebarg
Kan
Palmer L. Fales sues for 25900 over note failure
Palmer L. Fales of Portland files suit in federal court alleging Sullivan & Considine and John W. Considine failed to pay a promissory note of 10000 due several months ago and seeks 25900 in damages.
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Palmer L. Fales
Portland
Sullivan & Considine Corporation
John W. Considine
Zeppelins Raid Bucharest Fires Large Wheat Stores
Berlin dispatches report three Zeppelins participated in a Sunday night raid on Bucharest. They dropped bombs on large wheat storehouses in the Romanian capital, starting several fires.
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Copenhagen
Bucharest
Berlin
Mighty Cry for Deeper Waterways To Be Heard
Philadelphia hosts the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association convention September 12 15 with delegates from coastal states. Leaders from government railroads finance and military engineering will discuss harbor and canal projects to secure commerce amid labor unrest and potential international conflict.
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Philadelphia
Bellevue Stratford
America
Association
Army
Cause of Seattle boy's death kept secret by army
Raymond Stranack, 19, University of Washington student and N G W Company A member, died in an army hospital at Calexico on Monday September 4. Army regulations forbid disclosure of the manner of death. His mother, Mrs Btranack, 227 Harvard Ave N, says Raymond sent letters until shortly before the telegram arrived. Remains are being shipped home for interment.
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Raymond Stranack
University of Washington
Company A
Army Hospital
Calexico
Adjutant General's Office
National Army
J. F. Btran‘ack
Harvard Ave. N
Raymond
Clery and Forest Fall to French Forces
The village of Clery has been captured by French troops, an official announcement stated. The French war office also confirmed the capture of Forest, while German authorities admitted the loss of Forest the following day.
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Berlin
Clery
War Office
Forest
Robbery Reported by Dock Worker on First Ave
Jim Brennan a dock worker living at the Standard hotel told police late Wednesday that four men attacked him at First Ave and Prie St early this morning and stole 15.85 dollars.
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Jim Brennan
Standard Hotel
First Ave
Prie St
Seattle Commercial Club Votes to Restructure Voting
The Seattle Commercial Club plans a new voting method with about 59 bodies representing local activities. From each body three members will vote, meetings remain open, aiming for larger attendance and steadier decisions. vote on the change in two weeks.
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Northwestern
Seattle Commercial Club
Bert
Seattle
Consumers to Meet at Home of Mrs Goddard
The Consumers league will hold an open house at Mrs A J Goddards home 1050 Kilbourne ast Friday afternoon and evening. It will be a nonpartisan gathering with candidates and manufacturers as guests.
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Consumers’ League
A. J. Goddard
Kilbourne
Tells of Chances for U S in Orient
Julian Arnold, attache to the American embassies at Tokyo and Peking, was the guest at a Chamber of Commerce banquet. He is touring the Northwest to deliver lectures on China's opportunities for American shippers.
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Julian Arnold
Tokyo
Peking
Chamber of Commerce
Arnold
Northwest
China
Pain Free Dental Work Offered By Boston Co
Hundreds treated with a new painless anesthetic claim no pain in extractions or complex dental work. Dr Sipes offers free extractions during 9 to 5 visits with noon hour slots and promises no after effects. The Boston Dental Co at 1420 Second Avenue, opposite the Bon Marche, guarantees moderate charges and full work.
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Sipes
Boston Dental Co
Second Avenue
Streamline Ford Arrives in Seattle
The streamline Ford arrives in Seattle with new demonstrates in use and more to be assembled for retail. The design eliminates sharp radiator corners and dash shield, adopting a rounded streamline hood, curved radiator, crown front fenders, and nickel hub caps. No self starter yet. Prices to be announced August 1 for five new models.
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Ford
Star Want Ads Offer Many City and Country Listings
If you are figuring on moving to the city or country, you will find many suitable places listed in Star Want Ads.
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Star
Socialist Candidate George R Kirkpatrick Tours West
George R. Kirkpatrick of New Ark New Jersey campaigns as a socialist candidate for vice president and travels through the Western states to promote his platform.
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George R. Kirkpatrick
Newark, N. J
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