Mysterious Miss Seattle to Parade Fashion at Fete
Seattle prepares a grand fashion fete with Miss Seattle as the secret centerpiece. She will mingle with spectators Monday to Wednesday in downtown stores, wearing sport suits and one piece dresses as the city promotes its best dressed image.
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Mian
Mian Beattie
Fashion Fete
Parhian
United States
Milady
Dazsling
Exlista
Ainee
Chamber of Commerce
Plane talks unfold as defense orders reach 200 aircraft
Gott refutes Woodhouse claims that U S planes are defective stating 225 planes ordered with 200 built by Thomas Morse M B 3 scouts. He notes speeds of 130-140 mph typical and one model reached 170 mph at Pulitzer races, asserts features are modern and safe. He denies high costs and calls planes the latest in the world.
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United States Air Service
Woodhouse
Gott
Thomas Morse
Ume
New York
U. S
Aerial League of America
Army
We'll Say She Won Despite Herself
In Munich on September 8 an American woman Mrs Catherine Webster joined by a Englishwoman vied to bail out Fritz Blumer of Hamburg after a motor car swindle arrest. Mrs Webster posted 5000 dollars and both left town. Blumer disappeared en route and is believed to have joined the English woman. The bail was forfeited.
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Munich
Fritz Blumer
Hamburg
Mra
Catherin Webster
Blumer
Rugs Stolen Worth 57000 From Patterson Co Store
A band of burglars robbed Patterson & Co on Southwestern Ave near Hollywood movie colony taking one hundred Oriental rugs valued at 57000. The thieves escaped in an automobile truck after the burglary today in Los Angeles California.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Patterson & Co
Southwestern Ave
Hollywood Movie Colony
Japanese Woman Arrested for Torturing Stepson in Cauldron
In Yokohama on September 9 a Japanese woman was arrested after she tortured her stepson to cure illness. She placed the boy in a cauldron of water with three snakes, covered it, and lit a fire underneath. The child is believed to be near death.
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Yokohama
Versailles Council Rejects Women Eligibility for City Posts
Paris dispatch reports the Municipal Council of Versailles rejected a petition to declare women eligible for higher city posts. The council ruled that women's place is at home and she should stay there.
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Council
Paris
Versailles
Costa Rica Takes Coto Territory
Costa Rica has taken peaceful possession of the Coto territory after a dispute with Panama. Panama evacuated the area on September 6, according to U.S. State Department notices from Washington.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Coto
Panama
State Department
American Legaion
Snake in City Hall Triggers Panic in Chile Capital
A rattlesnake eight inches long was killed in the city hall of Bantiago Chile. Its discovery caused wild excitement and several women fainted as onlookers reacted to the unusual intruder in the municipal building.
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Bantiago
Chile
Suit Made of Onions Wins Parade Prize
A bunting decorated suit made of onions with the notice Sorry I made you cry won first prize in the annual fancy dress hospital parade at Chertsey England.
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Chertsey
Eng
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