F4 Dead Sent to U S for Burial
Honolulu Sept 10 The 13 eyes recovered from the ill fated submarine F4 were placed aboard the U S steamer Supply for burial in the States after simple services. Identified men include T Ashcroft Los Angeles D Mahan Lima Ohio Charlie Wells Norfolk Virginia and Frank. Others will be buried at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Honolulu
U. S
States
T. Ashcroft
Los Angeles
D. Mahan
Lima
Charlies
Wells
Norfolk
Frank
National Cemetery
Arling
Isolated Typhus Germ Study by 25 Year Investigator
A 25 year scientific investigator reportedly isolated a typhus germ identified as a scourge in medical history. The fragment notes a focused effort to understand the pathogen and its impact on public health.
Clerks Seek Street Addresses in Post Office System
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks meeting in San Francisco adopted resolutions urging abolishing the directory department in metropolitan offices. They say the department is costly and serves only those who fail to write street addresses on envelopes.
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San Francisco
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Good roads delegates arrive with Gov Gates from Vancouver
Gov Gates of Vermont leads a delegation of road advocates arriving here Thursday noon from Vancouver to promote highway improvements and discuss transportation policy.
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Good Roads
Gov. Gates
Vermont
Vancouver
A B A meeting ends with visits to Bremerton and Tacoma
Delegates of the American Bankers Association end their convention in Seattle with a steamer excursion to Bremerton navy yard and Tacoma entertainment. Taft attends informal reception and lunch. James K. Lynch is installed president for 1916 with Goebel as vice president and other officers named. Resolutions praise Wilson and Lansing for cotton contraband efforts and honor retiring president Law.
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American Bankers’ Association
Puget Sound
Executive Council
Kansas City
Colman Dock
Bremerton Navy Yard
Tacoma
William Howard Taft
Press Club
Chamber of Commerce
New Washington
James K. Lynch
San Francisco
Association
Peter W. Goebel
Kan
Fred B. Farnsworth
New York
W. G. Fitswilson
E. M. Wing
la Crease
Wis
Thomas RB. Paton
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Wilson
Lansing
England
France
Italy
William A. Law
Seattle
Lister
Taft
Hoe
Seattle Golf Club
American Institute of Banking
Rathskeller
Court Papers Disappear in Ex-Cop Case
Superior Judge Smiths jury instructions in the Schuman bribery case vanished from the files Friday prompting Prosecutor Lundins demand for return. The missing material could reverse the verdict if not found, with substitute instructions now before the supreme court. Attorney John F Dore denies involvement.
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Smith
Paul Schuman
Lundin
Sehuman
Supreme Court
Superior Court
John F. Dore
Schuman
Russians Claim Fresh Success Near Tarnopol and Sereth Front
In a Vienna and Moscow briefing, Russia reported 7,000 soldiers and 159 officers captured Tuesday and Wednesday southwest of Tremblowa, with 17,000 men and 383 officers taken on the Sereth front in the past week. Vienna claimed Dubno fortress seized in the Lutsk Dubno Ravka triangle.
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London
Germany
Tarnopol
Russia
Tremblowa
Styrpa
Sereth
Vienna
Dubno
Lutsk-Dubnon- Ravak
Women Jurors Aid Fainting Plaintiff in Court
Miss Mayme Lee aged 18 sues John C. Michaels for 18000 damages claiming an auto collision on November 1 1914. In Judge Jurey s court several women jurors ran to aid her after she fainted twice prompting a defense motion for dismissal which was denied.
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Mayme Lee
John C. Michaels
New York Lunch
Judge Jurey's Court
Michaels
Bark Ends Trip Around the World Endymion Returns
The Russian bark Endymion, captained by A. E. Guataffeon, completed a 120 day voyage from Adelaide and returned to Vancouver after braving fierce gales that nearly capsized her. The vessel left port two years ago and completed a full world voyage in that period.
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Vancouver
B. C
Endymion
A. E. Guataffeon
Adelaide
Guitermanesque writers stop at New Washington hotel
Arthur Guiterman of New York, noted for his ani verse, and Mia Guiterman pause at the New Washington hotel on their Eastbound route from the California exposition.
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Arthur Guiterman
New York
Mia Guiterman
New Washington Hotel
Dental office pride guarantees and low prices advertised
The office touts highly qualified dentists with state board certifications and wall certificates. It promises ironclad guarantees on every piece of work, underbids its own prices, and reports rapid growth after doubling office size. It mentions daily 8:30 to 10 demonstrations of whitening methods.
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Hédre
State Dental Board
L. R. Clark
Germany Won’t Pay Indemnity In Arabic Case
Washington reports tension over the Arabic torpedoing as Germany defends the commander's actions and rejects liability for indemnity. The U S administration signals displeasure while proposing possible arbitration at The Hague if no harmonized view is reached. The note also touches on Lusitania victims and ongoing submarine dispute.
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Washington
Germany
Lusitania
Prospecta
America
Express
Hague
Hague Tribunal For Arbitration
Yoga Doctor Loses Custody Fight Over Gerber Child
In Seattle Superior Court Judge Dykeman denies custody of 6-year-old Areal Gerber to either Dr. Rudolph H. Gerber or Isona De Bit Gerber. The girl remains a ward of the juvenile court as both parents face statutory charges. De Bit scathingly called a villain and urged to end compromising relationships.
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Seattle
Dykeman
Gerber
Rudolph H. Gerber
Isona de Bit" Gerber
Gerbers
de Bit
Judge Dykeman
Isona de Bit
San Francisco
de Rit
Lake Washington
Great Lakes Dip Below 10-Year Average Each
Regional water agencies report all five Great Lakes sit below their ten year average levels. The declines vary by lake but collectively raise concern for shoreline erosion and shipping channels. Officials warn recovery depends on seasonal inflows and climate conditions.
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Great Lakes
Large Timber Deals Do Through In Olympic Forest Purchase
Snow Creek Logging Co of Seattle to acquire 98 million feet of timber on the Olympic forest reserve. Bid prices: 1.70 per thousand for Western red cedar, 1.15 for Douglas fir, 0.50 for hemlock and amabilis fir. Total expenditure about 160000. Timber adjoins existing holdings in Clallam county. Another large deal pending at Chehalis involving about 40000 on timber in eastern Lewis county near Morton.
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Olympic Forest Reserve
Snow Creek Logging Co
Seattle
G. H. Webb
Webb
Clallam County
Chehalis
George F. Stone
James Barnes
Eastern Capital
Lewis County
Morton
Humane Society Meeting Draws County Residents
A Thursday gathering at Fraser Patterson's tea room saw many people attend the King County Humane Society meeting to discuss animal welfare and community involvement.
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King County Humane Society
Fraser-Paterson
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