Taxi Driver Slugs Passenger In Broadside Incident
Olaf Koppen, laborer, alleged victim of a taxi bandit, was beaten and thrown from a taxi after a Tuesday afternoon trip and later taken to City Hospital before arrest for drunkenness. witnesses report a large Winton taxicab dragged up, driver attacked Koppen, cash seized, and he lost consciousness.
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Olaf Koppen
City Hospital
Third Ave
Union St
Minor Ave
Koppen
Mra. A. Forman
PD. O. Hood
Peace Portal Dedicated as One Hundred Years of Peace Noted
The Peace Portal dedication at Blaine marked a century of Canada United States goodwill with 10 000 spectators under banners of England Belgium France and the U S. Seattle booster Samuel Hill presided as Premier John Oliver Oregon’s ex Governor Oswald West and other dignitaries spoke. A fragment from the Mayflower and a piece from the Beaver were interred in the portal.
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Canada
America
Blaine
England
Bellsium
France
United States
Samuel Hill
Seattle
Good Road Builder
John Oliver
British Columbia
Oswald West
Oregon
William J. Coyle
Washington
Frank Terrace
Orila
Thomas Burke
Beattie
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Puget Sound
Portal
Demand for Draft Horses Grows Despite Motor Transport
Denver September report by the Horse Association of America shows rising demand for draft horses even as trucks cars and tractors gain popularity. Dr A Kinsley of Kansas City was elected president and Dr J F McKenna of Fresno became first vice president.
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Denver
Horse Association of America
American Veterinary Medical Assocation
A. Kinsley
Kansas City
J. F. McKenna
Fresno
Cal
Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Rays Promise Relief
A July advertisement claims the Degnen Radio-Active Solar Rays appliance eases concupication rheumatism nervous prostration and stomach heart lung liver kidney ailments by continuous radio active exposure. It urges trying at no risk with home sales from Radium Appliance Co 279 Bradbury Building Los Angeles California.
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Radium Appliance Co
Bradbury Bidg
Los Angeles
Calif
Son testifies his father insane in Everett trial
University of Washington student Raynard Durand testified against Dr. W.8 Durand a renowned surgeon on trial for insanity. The boy described visions and suspicions of poisoning and threats to his mother as the family faced a deteriorating home life.
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Everett
Wash
Raynard Durand
University of Washington
de. W
Durand
Young Durand
Seattle
Providence Hospital
Father
Stanley Padden
Padden
San Francisco
City of Destiny
Jalil
Thomas A. Stiger
California
Arthur R. Priest
Civic Bureau
Seattle Chamber of
Commerce
Mia
Alfred Taro
Taro
Tom Hartley
Ernest Durand
Seattle Fall Fashion Fete awards four silver trophy cups
Window trimmers compete for four solid silver trophies at the Seattle Fall Fashion Fete set for September 12 18 and 14. The cups, crafted by a Seattle jeweler, were placed on display yesterday in Pig n Whistle window and will stay there until winners are chosen by the participating Seattle stores.
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Seattle
Incendiary Fire in Rhinelander Destroys Lumber Yards
Fire of incendiary origin destroyed the Larson Lumber yards at Jeffrin and damaged other property. Rhinelander fire apparatus arrived to save the village. The blaze, begun last night, consumed 3,500,000 feet of hardwood lumber with an estimated loss of $200,000.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Larson Lumber Company
Jeffrin
Fire wipes Rendezvous park in Atlantic City
Fire swept Rendezvous park in Atlantic City causing an estimated 160000 dollars in damage. Two firemen were injured one seriously while rescuing others as a wall collapsed trapping William Pearce and John Brown.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Rendezvous Park
William Pearce
John Brown
Ford to discuss Muscle Shoals plant offer in Washington
Henry Ford said he would go to Washington to discuss his proposal to purchase the Muscle Shoals plant. He will meet with Secretary of War Weeks and defend the bid against critics.
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Detroit
Mich
H Henry Ford
Washington
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Fuji Fined Two Hundred Dollars in Federal Court
Fuji, a Japanese national, was fined 200 dollars in federal court on Tuesday for alleged booze law violations. The report notes airplanes are used in large scale fishing operations.
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Fuji
Judge Dykeman Proposes Psychiatric Commission for Insanity Cases
Judge King Dykeman outlines a new program to hear insanity and related cases Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. He would personally attend hearings in a public or private setting, advocate a psychiatric commission with two aliens and a judge, and require annual visits to institutions by judges at public expense. He plans to transfuse county hospital 30 day involuntary stays for doubtful cases and to extend to probate and juvenile court matters.
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King Dykeman
Train held up by four bandits in Texarkana area
Four bandits halted Kansas City Southern passenger train No. 2 between Texarkana and Bloomberg striking the engineer, wounding a porter, gas bombing mail clerks, and looting a mail coach. Posse pursuit by sheriffs and deputies is underway. mail car robbed of valuables with value undetermined.
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Kansas City
Gardner escapes prison on McNeill Island near Tacoma
Bandit Roy Gardner, serving 26 years for a Southern Pacific mail train robbery near Roseville California, escaped from McNeill Island prison. Guards comb the island with Descriptions say he wore blue prison garb and may have reached the mainland. searches include Camp Lewis troops and postal police cooperation.
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Roy Gardner
Maloney
Tie
Southern Pacific
Roseville
Cal
Garnier
Siberia
Gardner
Maloney Discounta
Wis
Charles Savage
R. T. Bixby
Pitt Passage
Garniner
Altho
Postal Department
Southern Pacific Railroad
Castile Rock
Camp Lewis
Seattle grain plan to bring 6.07 million bushels this season
The initial shipments totaling 6 070 000 bushels are due in Seattle Wednesday under a contract signed by J A Pease and Dry W T Christensen. Pease said 2 500 000 bushels of wheat have already been purchased from Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon. The 6 000 000 bushel handling contract may be matched by other shipments, totaling 10 600 000 bushels through port commission terminals this year.
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Seattle
J. A. Pease
Eastern
W. T. Christensen
Port of
Port Commission
Backache of Women and Relief Claims
An advertising notice describes backache as a common symptom of female ailments and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a reliable remedy. It claims the product has relieved American women for over forty years by addressing derangements of the system that cause backache.
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Lydia EB. Pinkham
America
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