MME GIRL KILLED BY STREETCAR IN Everett
A nine year old girl, daughter of W. Glatt, was killed when she darted from behind a parked car and was struck by a streetcar on Guth Ave N W. The motorman John Peterson and conductor Ed Sorenson were questioned but released. Police said the death appeared accidental and no inquest was held.
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Nina
Everett
Guth Av
N. W
John Peterson
Ed. Sorenson
Crala
Wittsie
State Medical Association Adjourns Plans Next Year Meet
The State Medical Association adjourns this afternoon after its most successful session yet. The convention will be held in Seattle next year with Idaho, Oregon and Colombia represented. Officers to be elected include president C. A. Blalock, vice president W. D. Kilpatrick, secretary H. Verndale, and treasurer L. M. Sime of Spokane. Delegates to the medical association will fill vacancies on the committee with Frank Rose of Spokane among those named.
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United Prove
Walla
State Medical Associa
Idaho
Oregon
Colombia
C. A
Seattle
Blalock
Walla Walla
W. D. Kilpatrick
Delecate
The
Medical Association
H .Verndale
L. M. Sime
Gad
Frank Rose
Spo
Seek Missing Boy Roy Machie Aged 13
13 year old Roy Machie has been missing from his home at 301 E Terrace St since Sunday. He is small for his age with a clear complexion and dark eyes. He wore long trousers and patent leather shoes. Anyone with information should call East 3241 after 6 PM.
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Roy Machie
Albany Ordered to Bremerton
The protected cruiser Albany will leave for Bremerton in a few days to be overhauled after patrol duty at Honduras. The Yucatan of the Alaska Steamship line arrived in port, unloaded freight, then proceeded to Pacific Coast coal bunkers and will sail to Nanaimo to take on a shipment for the north.
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Mare Island
Cal
Sept. L
Albany
Bremerton
Honduras
Valdes
Vancouver Island
Alaska Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
Nanaimo
Seattle Trip Delayed As Governor Sails For Frisco
On the northbound delay the City of Seattle will not start the return trip before Sunday. The Governor sailed in Frisco today on a Pacific Coast trip with the American Association of Traveling Passenger Agents aboard, heading to Seattle for a round sound voyage on September 16 aboard German ship Carl. Capt. Jollon loaded wheat for the United Kingdom at Smith's Cove. Port Crescent reported a foreign bark in fog and indistinct signals, possibly the Eyama Laur 148 days from Hamte. Steamship Olympia sailed from Nome to Seattle on Wednesday.
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Seattle
Ketchikan
Frisco
American Association of Traveling Pansenger
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Carl
Jollon
Smith's Cove
United Kingdom
Balfour-Guthrie & Co
Port Crescent
Eyama Laur
Hamte
Unconscious Man Is Hung on Gallows
Constantine Borsel was hanged at San Quentin on September 11 for the murder of Emilio d E ramo a fellow worker in Los Angeles. Borsel kissed a picture of his wife before death after taunting remarks about her infidelity led him to kill his tormentor.
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United Preas
San Quentin
Cal
Constantine Borsol
Emilio d'Eramo
Los Angeles
Borsel
D’eramo
Italy
Luna's Baby Show Ends at Luna Park in Fire
The baby exhibition closed yesterday at Luna Park after a blaze. The event featured 59 Chinese babies with two to three guardians each and a crowd of hundreds. Prizes included youngest, tallest, and heaviest babies with winners Ah Foo, Renniefattest Henry Sung, and Henry Song among the top awards.
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Luna Park
Ah Foo
Rennie
Henry Sung
Lee
Ander
Henry Young
Henry Song
Layes Ena
Sleepwalking laborer found near railroad in Aberdeen
Aberdeen reports T. R. B. Moore, a laborer, has slept for five days after being found unconscious beside a railroad track. He remains in a trance-like state as doctors investigate the cause of the spell.
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Aberdeen
RB. Moore
Seattle Society Woman’s Tragic End Shocks Capitol Hill
Mrs Davie, a Seattle resident for ten years and active in church and music circles, died by suicide. Her death devastates her family and close friends, with the father, husband, and brother all prostrated. Her California birth and civic involvement are noted as part of her public life.
Commissioners Win by Minority Vote in County and City
Complete returns from county and city precincts show County Commissioner candidates in the Third District split with Rutherford securing 7 541 votes and Albin 5 227, while Beckingham led in the First Ward and county votes by over two to one. D K Sickles led the ticket as county clerk, with Parish and Shannon among other high-ticket winners. Gordon likely to win justice of the peace, with a close race between Fred Brown and R H George for wreckmaster. Republicans anticipate Rob Hedge as sheriff with broad party support.
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Precinete
Chas
Heck Ingham
Rutherford
Beckingham
Carrigan
A. F P. Haas
Firat
Albin
Becklingham
Heckingham
D. K. Sickles
Ansessor
Alea
James Shannon
John JH. Gordon
Justice of the Peace
John F. Hawkins
Wreckmaster
Gordon
Carroll
Fred Brown
R. Rh. George
Brown
Rob Hedge
Aberiff
King County
Hodge
Pleads Not Guilty of Doctor's Murder in Nebraska
Charles Davis arrived to face first degree murder charges in the Dr. Frederick Rustin case, a triple murder linked by a death by own action pact. His brother Pred Davis, vice president of Viret National Bank, posted 37 000 bond set by the court amid doubt of the defendant's guilt. Mrs Abbie Rice, who disclosed the pact in a startling confession, awaited a preliminary hearing.
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Omama
Neb
Charles Davis
Frederick Rustin
Pred Davis
Viret National Bank
Abbie Rice
Traffic official Ussher to visit amid railway rate war
The visiting Canadian Pacific traffic manager C. R. K. B. Ussher is due Monday. His prior policy helped drive aggressive rate strategies, with Puget Sound Navigation Company amid a renewed contest in shipping and transport activity.
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C. ER. K B. Ussher
Canadian Pacific Railway
Puget Hound Navigation Company
Pegtedt
Mr. Ussher
Cable steamer Burnside resumes repairs along coast
The United States cable steamer Burnside departed Cordova yesterday heading south to service all cable stations. A trench will be dug and the cable buried when the tide is low south of Wrangell. The ship will reach Seattle around October 10.
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United States
Burnside
Cordova
Wrangell
Seattle
Whatcom and Utopia Collision Probed by Inspector
Capt. John Birmingham ordered Capt. James Korns and Capt. W F Drisko to submit sworn statements naming damage and cause from the collision between the Whatcom and the Utopia that occurred early last Sunday morning to determine responsibility.
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John Birmingham
James Korns
Whatcom
W. F. Drisko
Utopia
Chamber of Commerce Excursion Leaders Named for Seattle Trip
The Chamber of Commerce lists 98 prominent Seattle business figures who will join the excursion to Eastern Washington. The group plans to depart Seattle on Monday September 21. A nearby city report notes a car on the Broadway and Pike line narrowly escaped fire during an early morning incident near the Borenay crossing. The motor failure caused a front-end blaze but was quickly extinguished with little damage.
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Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Washington
Broadway
Pike
Borenay
Thoroughbred racing results from today
In the first race Maid of Gotham won at 1 to 5 with Buckthorn second and Angleface third. The winning time was 7 46 seconds. In the second race Hierman Doyle took victory at 2 to 1, with Dr White and Dr Crook both at 12 to 1 finishing behind Timio1 at 27 to 3-6.
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Maid of Gotham
Buckthorn
Angleface
Hierman Doyle
Dr. White
Dr. Crook
Mrs Larioh of Everett Recovering After Runaway Injuries
Mrs. A C Larioh of Everett, injured in a yesterday runaway, is not as seriously hurt as first reported and will soon recover from the effects of the accident.
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A. C. Larioh
Everett
Windstorm Ruins Homes in Imperial Valley
Severe wind from last night leaves several houses in ruins in El Centro and officials estimate thousands of dollars in damage across the Imperial Valley. Local residents assess property losses as crews survey the area for safety and repairs.
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United Press
Elcentro
Cal
Imperial Valley
Restaurant owner shot in cafe robbery improves
Charles Hilp, the restaurant man, was shot by a robber while resisting a loot attempt at the cafe where he worked. Dr X. P. DeDonato reports Hilp is rapidly improving as he is attended to for his injuries.
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Charles Hilp
X. P. DeDonato
Farrell elected secretary of Washington railway
J. D. Farrell of Beattie was yesterday elected secretary of the Washington railway at a stockholders meeting in Portland.
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J. D. Farrell
Beattie
The
Washington Railway
Portland
State Supreme Court Upholds Bank Deposit Guarantee Law
Oklahoma City Sept 11 The state supreme court today upheld the bank deposit guarantee law an issue in the national campaign by Bryan with potential impacts on voters and financial institutions noted.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State Supreme Court
Bryan
HELP 18 WANTED FOR TRAIN ACCIDENT VICTIM
Russell Morrison, 23, sole supporter of his mother, lost his left foot in a Spokane train crash. He is in Edmonds and wishes to travel to Los Angeles for relative care until he can work in about two months. Forty five dollars are sought to send him south, donations of 5 cents or more welcomed by The Star and forwarded to Edmonds.
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Russell Morrison
Spokane
Edmonds
Mr. Morrison
Los Angeles
Star
Seattle Day Proves Fair's Big Success
Seattle Day proved the Western Washington fair’s biggest success yet with a parade of prize winning stock as the headline feature. College Maid posted strong mile times and will race again. Rural Spirit purse winner Leland Onward highlighted a day rich in harness and running events. Calf-naming contest on the grounds invites fairgoers to choose names for the remaining two Jerseys born recently.
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Seattle
College Maid
F. C. Erwin
Leland Onward
Pacer
Queen City
Northwestern
Chief Beattie
Princess Angeline
Northwest
Recovery of Hack Driver Doubtful
Ernest Hendrickson a hack driver for United Carriage & Transfer Co. remains in serious condition at his home after a mute collision on the Grant street bridge with a car driven by Hugh McNett of 337 Belmont Avenue. No improvement was noted, and recovery is doubtful. Bryan and Taft to address Chicago Association of Commerce banquet on October 7 with both candidates to speak. Bryan spoke briefly at Trinway Ohio as he rode through, greeted by a large crowd.
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Ernest Hendrickson
Hackman
Hugh McNett
Belmont Av
United Carriage & Transfer Co
Grant St. Bridge
17Th
Chicago
Bryan
Taft
Chicago Association of Commerce
Een
Ohio
Trinway
Fire damages three story building at 606 Broad Street
Last night a blaze gutted a three story building owned by Charlies Cowan at 606 Broad Street. Estimated loss stands around $5,700 with $1500 for the structure and $250 for a first floor restaurant's contents damaged.
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Charlies Cowan
Broad «St
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