Dagget in Seattle then Olympia bound
Floyd L Dagget chairman of the industrial commission traveled through Seattle this morning after Strip in Eastern Washington He departs for Olympia tonight. Nathan Blasbergs will admitted to probate Friday giving his widow and daughter most of his estate with 750 left to an organization. Lincoln High School Senior class elected officers and Dudley Woodbridge Totem reporter. Mrs Dennett returns from a six year absence and comments on the city’s progress. A grand larceny case involves buying a horse stolen from Everton pasture. Joseph Veal Edmonds farmer arrested Friday. W T Wilson messenger was hurt in a collision. Barry charged with driving on the wrong side after a crash. Heinrich pleads guilty to robbing a partner at a public dance. Murphine to speak at Y M C A on logged off land bill What Waste Means to You by La Barre set for Sunday. Musicale at Plymouth church to aid club house fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray S. la Barre
Socialist Temple
Olive St
Plymouth
Women's Federated Clubs
Club House
Soldier who escaped to aid Mexican rebels
Private Staley of the 12th cavalry, sentenced to five years for stealing a machine gun, has escaped and is now operating the gun for Mexican rebels, per a non commissioned officer from the 13th just arrived from the Texas border. The article also notes the pewter composition as four parts lead to one part tin with soft solder containing similar metals.
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Junction City
Kan
Staley
12Th Cavalry
Texas
Record runs Los Angeles to San Francisco in 24:40
O W Kern drove a loaded Kissel Kar truck 472 miles from Los Angeles to San Francisco in 24 hours 40 minutes setting a new best for the route. The stock truck with low grade fuel achieved 18 mph on average with only two tire punctures and could have returned to Los Angeles immediately. The run popularized oil topping fuel and highlighted cyclecar trends and Northwest reliability events.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
O. W. Kern
Pacific Kissel Kar
Coast
Kern
United States
Ita
California
Firestone Tires Drive to Seven Big Wins This Year
The Corona California race of 250 miles saw Earl Cooper in a Stutz with Firestone tires win at a 740 mile per hour pace. The car led from start to finish, marking Firestone’s seventh major victory this year.
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Indiana
Northwest
Firestone Tire Rubber Co
Seattle
Akron
Ohio
Corona
Cal
Earl
Cooper
Firestone
Queen Mary Nurses Cause Row Over Studley Visit
London Sept 13 Three was some surprise when Queen Mary skipped Studley royal and joined Princess Mary at Balmoral with her children. The Marchioness of Ripon listed Lady Mar and Kellie as guests, offending the queen who wished to strike the name. The king refused to remove it, and Queen Mary refused to join the Studley house party.
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London
Mary
King George V
Studley Royal
Lady Mar
Kellie
Lord and Lady Derby
Knowsley
Studley
Queen Mary
War in the Balkans: horrors exceed earlier wars
Surgeons and observers returning from Balkan battlefields report war as worse than hell. They note shorter wars but heavier blows, with modern steel jacketed bullets and field artillery expanding the scale of injuries and fatalities. Wounds are more severe due to bullet design, range, and shell damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkan
Balkans
Japan
Russia
Moore extends Les Miserables run and Clemmer offers Caste
The Moore theater extends the Les Miserables engagement for one more week with matin performances daily. Clemmer presents Caste as Sunday change of program, a two part feature from Tom Robertson about aristocratic class and a secret marriage.
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Moore
Ben Ketcham
Victor Hugo
Tom Robertson
the Clemmer
India
Pathe's
Gaynor
The Streets of New York Opens at Class A Next Sunday
Revival seekers note The Streets of New York opens at Class A next Sunday as part of a program including The Tiger at the Colonial tomorrow. The Monogrammed Cigarette and The Green Eye of the Yellow God slot into the bill, with Mme Othick singing The Cry of Rachel and Louis Dimond performing Liszt.
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New York
Colonial Theatre
Vitagraph
Star
Mme, Othick
Rachel
Liszt
Louis Dimond
U. S
California
Kalem
Biograph
Yellow God
Edison
Movies and Features Screenings At Alhambra And Nearby Theaters
Listings show Alhambra and Melbourne venues running multiple three reel and two reel features from Vitagraph Edison Pathe Keystone and more. Highlights include Robespierre Won by a Skirt The Streets of New York The Lost Millionaire and The Great Aerial Disaster with a mix of dramas comedies and newsreels through Sunday to Wednesday and into Monday at City venues.
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Alhambra
Robespierre
Nestor
New York
Vitagraph
Pathe
Melbourne
Keystone
The
Odeon
Tusa
Runa
Reliance
Finicky heir Manuel recalls royal visit to England
In Richmond at Abercorn lodge ex King Manuel of Portugal is described as a delicate, aesthetic youth by King Alphonse of Spain. The report notes his lack of interest in English outdoor games and his habit of gesticulating theatrically, contrasting with manly sports.
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Richmond
England
Alphon 80
Spain
Manuel
Portugal
Abercorn Lodge
Amelie
Johnson Pardons Socialist Attorney Mc Kee
Sacramento Sept 13 Harry Mc Kee a socialist attorney serving six months in San Diego county jail for conspiracy to violate city ordinance prohibiting street speaking was pardoned today by Nov Johnson.
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Sacramento
Johnson
Harry McKee
San Diego
Star Wanted to Sell Unused Office Furniture
A brief classified notice seeks a buyer for unused office furniture with a few cents invested. The ad suggests a quick deal and invites interested parties to contact for details.
Paroled for Theft Linked to Long Prison Past
Arthur Patten, who has spent 23 of his 30 years in custody for stealing a $3 watch and a meal, was paroled by Governor Hodges. Sent to a farm to become a citizen, Patten’s life includes a series of tough parole revocations after hunger drove him to eat a farmer’s supper.
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Topeka
Kan
Arthur Patten
Hodges
Patten
State Reformatory
Diary of Father Time on Babylonian Tablets
The piece notes ancient laws surviving into modern times and describes Babylonian tablets as clay documents. It explains tablets varied in size from small squares to pages and were written on, then coated with clay to re-inscribe content around 2000 BC.
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Babylon
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Lou Grant
Loos
Stutz Motor Car CO
Northwest Distributors Phone Pastedt
Sears Motor Car Co
Broadway
Ile
Hupmeb
Ich Automobile
Marion Dorris
East Pike
Miller Auto CO
M. A. Miller
Chalmers
Phone East
Olympic Motor Car Co
Coitributers
G. J. Evans
W.H. Barnes & Son
Meter
Seneca St
Washington Cartercar CO
Ial Automobile Agency
Sers
Walter & Vwratton Distributors
Hudson - Paige Federal Trucks
Pacific Car Co
Robert Atkinson
Mgr
East Pike St
Mercury Motor Car
Phone Elliott
Northwest Branch
Tenth Ave
Mike
Campdrell
Macr
City News
Floyd L. Dagget
Industrial Commission
Washington
Olympia
Nathan Blasberg
Lincoln High School
Howi Swigart
Jeanette Aver
Herbert
Gay McLaren
Louis Ryan
Dudley Woodbridge
Totem
Everton
Edmonds
Joseph Veal
W. T. Wilson
Valentine Dlace
Messenger
Motorcycle Co
Hass
Madison St
Barry
J. Heinrich
Justice Brown
Superior Court
Loraine Gray
T. F. Murphine
North End
Progressive Club
Murphine
News OF the Auto World
America
France
Cogburn
the Meadows
Portland
New Jersey
Buick
Jack Croston
Tacoma
Taholah
Quinault Indian Reservation
Moclips
Croston
Pacific Northwest
Capt. Smyly
Morn Abrhamea
Harry Lewis
Central Auto Co
Bellingham
Ballou & Wright
Seattle Lighting Co
New Washington
C. F Wright
Pallon & Wright
Wright
Abrhams
N. H. LeGrande
Jacksonville
Florida
Mr. le Grande
Mr. LeGrande
Ballou & Wright Automobile Supplies
Auto Painters
H. Poynter & Son
Washington Auto Supply Company
Emblem
Pike Street
A. le. Hall
Elliott
First Avenue
Imperials
Lake Cushman
Strate
Ton and
Waller
Helen
Clemmer
Pathe Weekly
Colonial
Tilikum
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