Southern woman seeks divorce over alleged abuse by Dr. J Archy De Loach
Mrs. Charlotte Margaret De Loach files a divorce complaint alleging years of drunken conduct and public disturbances by Dr. J Archie De Loach across Mississippi Arkansas and Washington state. She cites July 1911 Hot Springs humiliation October 1913 Vicksburg assault and a threat to kill. She seeks $500 fault money and $100 monthly alimony, claiming he could earn $500 monthly.
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J. Archie de Loach
Rigg
Charlotte Margaret de Loach
de Loach
Itta Bena
Miss
Hot Springs
Ark
Vicksburg
Seattle
Gas in the Stomach Is Dangerous Magnesia Recommendation
Physicians warn that gas in the stomach signals excessive acidity from fermentation of food. To stop fermentation and neutralize acid, take a teaspoonful of bisulated magnesia in water after meals. Obtain bisulated magnesia from any druggist, as forms vary and doctors specify the correct one.
Famed Sculptress Gives Talent to Suffrage Cause
Mrs Lydia G Mestre sculptor poet and suffragist has issued posters for the great suffrage convention in San Francisco. Her art, more noted than her advocacy, places her at the center of suffrage activity as she hosts delegates arriving for the exposition.
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Lydia G. Mestre
San Francisco
Caesar the Robber Creatures a Feasting Thief
A man described as dangerous by Julius Caesar entered the city Wednesday afternoon and stole items from multiple homes. He took a rooster from T. J. Traynor at 1811 East Spring Street, a $2 slab of bacon, butter, and milk from George Carroll at 934 18th Avenue, and a 1% pound bottle of buttermilk from J. Deller, then fled to a secluded spot and prepared a meal while noting he could likely live until breakfast. Police are seeking the suspect.
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Julius Caesar
T. J. Traynor
East Spring St
George Carroll
18Th Ave
J. Deller
Five Nabbed in Talle Case as Man Confesses
Police rounded up five alleged associates of Talle before forcing a confession from him. Officials added that a former servant of Mrs. Nichols, sought in connection with the murder, remained at large.
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Talle
Nichols
Hotel Manager Slays Wife then Kills Himself in San Francisco
Wm Armbruster proprietor of the Hotel George shot and killed his wife Bulla and then killed himself in their bedroom early today. The bodies were found by his mother in law Mrs Chas Stevenson. Police seek motive amid a suspected jealous quarrel. The couple’s children Paul 9 and Berthold 3 were nearby in the dining room. Armbruster, a former druggist, had not worked for years and came from Canada two years ago.
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San Francisco
Wm. Armbruster
Otel George
Bulla
Chas. Stevenson
Armbruster
Paul
Berthold
Canada
King of Hard Luck Boys Man J O Robbins Arson Case
J O Robbins of Milton remains jailed awaiting trial after a key witness broke both legs and cannot appear in court for an arson case. Robbins is accused of setting fire to a chicken coop owned by Edward Duffy while his wife works as a housekeeper for Duffy. Police notes mention neighbors signed petitions praising Robbins.
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J. O. Robbins
Milton
Robbins
Edward Duffy
Sald
Duffy
Carranza Reply Due This Week In Pan American Talks
Washington expects Gen. Carranza to send his reply to the Pan American conference appeal before week’s end Consul Silliman in Vera Cruz reports. Delegates will meet after. Officials monitor Torreon and Chihuahua as a decisive Carranza Villa clash looms.
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Washington
Carranza
Silliman
Vera Cruz
State Department
Torreon
Chihuahua
Pocket Picked at Oregon Washington Depot
Mrs L Kidd of 235 Not Hill are reports a purse snatching at 10 am at the Oregon-Washington depot. She recalls a well dressed man twice bumped her, then found $35 missing from an outside coat pocket, and rushed to the police station to report the theft.
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Shean
M E Missionary Convention Planned in Seattle
The M E Missionary Convention of the Odist Episcopal Woman's Home Missionary Society will be held in Seattle from September 29 to October 6 with preparations underway. The Hollywood Lunch and Soda Fountain, 212 Pike St. adv.
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Odist Episcopal Woman's Home Missionary Society
Seattle
The
Hollywood
Pike St
Banker-Farmer Editor Urges True Americanism
An University of Washington professor Mary F Rausch becomes the first woman to address an American Bankers association convention. Rev Diehl and Prof Newbill spoke on church, youth, and farming topics, urging citizenship and cooperation to strengthen national life and unhyphenated Americanism.
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Mies
Mary F. Rausch
University of Washington
American Bankers’ Association
Moore Theatre
W. W. Diehl
Hinckley
J. T. Newbill
Washington State College
KB. F. Harris
The
Agricultural Commission
Champaign
Lll
Hearing Held Behind Closed Doors In Gerber Guardianship Case
In juvenile court Judge Dykeman presided as three days of testimony studied guardianship of five year old Areal Gerber. Dorothy Gerber took the stand to deny allegations by Rudolph Gerber that she neglected the child amid reports of a statutory arrest with Ralph DeBit in Yora cult matters.
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Gerber
Benson Sought After By Police In Copper Theft Case
A man named Benson is being sought by police after the C. W. Gibbs family left him in charge of their property at 3427 West 64th Street. They returned Wednesday to find Benson had departed and 800 pounds of scrap copper valued at 20 dollars missing.
Four Free Lectures On Health By Noted Lecturer
Mray and Vowler present four free lectures at Eliers Hall on The rain and Nervous Nervous System TM beginning Friday September 16 at 8 pm. Lectures continue Monday and Tuesday September 18 and 13 with health advice from 1 to 5 pm at Etiern Mustc House Room 305. Electricity use taught to closes starting Thursday September 1 and 2 at 7 30 pm. Myre Fowler presents a prodigy on the laws of health.
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Eliers Hall
Mray & Vowler
Eliers Mall
University
Etiern Mustc House
Fowler
Straight Hair With Liquid Silmerine Promises Curls
A simple liquid silmerine transforms straight hair into natural looking waves and curls without stickiness or grease. Applied at night with a clean toothbrush, it dries into soft, lustrous curls that last weeks. The ad claims no more need for curling tongs.
May Sell West Seattle Ferryboat
An option may be granted on the ferryboat West Seattle after Samuel Coles of West Seattle offered 45000 for the steamer. Coles proposes the port commission build a larger faster vessel with the funds to make the round trip in half an hour. The matter was referred to Chief Engineer J R West for report.
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West Seattle
Samuel Coles
Coles
Port Commission
J. R. West
Hebrews Observe New Year In Seattle Synagogues
The year 5676 of the Hebrew calendar began with synagogue services in Seattle on Wednesday night as Jews worldwide began the festival days leading to Yom Kippur. Rabbi Samuel Koch lectured at Temple de Hirsch on "The Right Perspective."
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Seattle
Rabbi Samuel Koch
Temple de Hirsch
Austrian Army Chief Stricken With Cholera in Rome
Udine dispatch reports Austrian commander in chief Conrad Von Hoetzendorff stricken by cholera while in Rome the report remains unconfirmed by other sources.
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Rome
Conrad von Hoetzendorff
Zeppelins Bombard London Docks Reported Satisfying
Berlin reports Zeppelins bombarded London docks and returned undamaged after the attack. The dispatch from London notes the raid achieved “satisfactory results” and quotes official confirmation of the operations.
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Berlin
London
Russian retreat near Brest Litovsk reported by war office
Gen Mackensen's troops forced Slavs to evacuate Kartuskaja Beresa about 60 miles northeast of Brest Litovsk. Slavs are retiring to ward the Pinsk Minsk railway according to today’s war office statement.
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Berlin
Mackenzen
Kartuskaja
Beresa
Brest-Litovsk
War Office
Pinsk-Minsk
Car Bandit Case Set for Monday Hearing
Fred Starr arrested after a pursuit ending in a 20 foot drop on Queen Anne hill. Starr faces charges for holding up the Queen Anne car twice and two Seattle-Everett interurban cars. Deputy Prosecutor Helsell to lead preliminary hearing in Judge Gordon's court Monday afternoon.
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Fred Starr
Queen Anne Hill
Gordon
Circus Burns Guilty Of Grand Larceny In Mackintosh Court
F. Brown known as Circus Burns was found guilty of grand larceny by a jury in Judge Mackintosh's court on Thursday.
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F. Brown
Circus Burns
Self denial as a path to success and saving
The piece argues that self denial is the first principle of success and that saving becomes a necessary habit. It claims you won’t have to go without real necessities and that habit makes luxuries appear essential, linking savings to achievement.
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