Champion Franchise Grab On Greatest U S Street
United Press reports on Fifth Avenue Coach Co and its control of Fifth Avenue transit rights. The firm charges ten cents fare, operates motor cars, and uses coin collectors to rule revenue. A century ago residents blocked tracks to keep rail service out, favoring coach lines.
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United Press
York
Fifth Avenue Coach Co
City of
New
Avenue Coach Co
Fifth Av. Coach Co
Two Women Slashed in Jealous Rage Fight
In Maynard Avenue incident Ever St. Clair known as China, a barber shop porter, seized a knife and attacked Burns and Mrs Clipper. Clipper intervened, St Clair was overpowered after tearing clothing. both women were taken to Wayside emergency hospital in stable condition.
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St. Clair
China
Burns
Henaa
Maynard
Barnes
Togo
Jackson
Wayside
Bathroom care tips from a dated cleaning note
The text outlines daily bathroom cleaning routines with emphasis on scrubbing, wiping, and maintaining seals. It recommends keeping cleaning products and tools handy, noting measures like washing powder and metal fixtures, with cautions about keeping surfaces in safe condition.
Martial Law Declared in Amapais Honduras
United Press reports from San Francisco that Amapais Honduras is under martial law. Government troops remain on standby to quell any uprising, while a revolutionary force is described as about 1500 strong. The Mil waukee cruiser, now coaling, arrived from Central American waters with the news.
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United Press
San Francisco
Amapais
Honduras
Milwaukee
Interior
California Patrol Reports Drunken Officer On Duty
Dan Boyle of the California Com Patrol reports man R. Roeser was intoxicated while on duty and not notified, according to patrol records.
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Dan Boyle
California
Com- Patrol Mission Company
R. ¥. Roeser
Saloon Window Shattered in Alcohol Fueled Night
James A. Riley a local merchant was arrested after grabbing a whisky glass at the Mecca saloon 610 Ist Ave and hurling it through a plate glass window during a drunken spree last night.
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James A. Riley
Mecca
Ist Ave
Glasses Lost by Seattle Newspaper Seller
J. Ward, a familiar Seattle newspaper seller, laments the loss of his glasses hindering his daily work. One lens is specially ground and valuable. He thinks they were lost on Sixth Seventh or Eighth avenue and asks finders to notify him at the building in fear of 1969 Seventh ave.
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J. ©. Ward
Seattle
City Registrar Counts Likely 754000 Names Logged
In San Francisco on September 23 the registrar's office was crowded with late arrivals but officials expect the final tally by closing time to be around 754000. Four years ago the total registration stood at 41,576 names.
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San Francisco
Nat Goodwin Sues For Divorce In Reno
Friends of actor Nat C. Goodwin learned he filed for divorce from his wife Bessie Hall Goodwin also known as Maxine Elliott. Papers are sealed and no details are released, with rumors of alleged improper conduct on stage across two continents and a potential counterclaim from Mrs Goodwin.
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United Press
Reno
Nat C. Goodwin
Bessie Hall Goodwin
Fpotlights
Maxine Elliott
Maxine
Continents
Sanquist Suit Compromised After Legal Battle
After four days of court proceedings Judge Mitchell Gilliam presided as attorneys for plaintiff agreed to settle the case of John Sanquist against Moran Company. Sanquist had been seeking damages for a lost eye sustained September 24, 1907, in a work accident. The settlement sum was not disclosed.
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John Sanquist
Moran Company
Mitchell Gilliam
Sanquist
Bryan Kern tour planned by Wisconsin Illinois for Democratic ticket
John H. Pattison fever rises after speaking in Auburn and North Bend. T. J. Casey accepts a Bryan and Kern tour proposal from John H. Atwood and will travel Wisconsin and Illinois starting early next week and remain until election. The Scandinavian Ryan Club meets tonight to organize and possibly elect Andrew Chilberg president. Democrats prep to greet United States Senator Gore at Dreamland rink with a depot reception committee.
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T. J. Casey
Pryan Volunteers
John H. Atwood
No Democratic Committee
Wisconsin
Illinois
Bryan and
Kern
Casey
New York Block
Andrew Chilberg
Bryan
New York Building
United States
Gore
Dreamland Rink
Germany Faces Deep Debt as Kaiser Seeks Tax Reform
Berlin reports the Kaiser plans a major financial reform to curb rising public debt. He outlines heavy new taxation on necessities, aiming to reduce deficits, improve administration, and prevent further borrowing while maintaining strong military spending.
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United Press
Nerlin
Kaiser
Germany
Wilheim
Reward Lost by Death in Diamond Robbery Case
San Francisco clerk notes Chief of Police Biggy mourns a $750 loss, tied to a prisoner he aided. The man, connected to Isaac Golten dispute, was wanted in the East for a diamond robbery and arrested July 10 by Biggy and secretary Charlies P. Skelly. Diggy later learned a $5,000 reward existed for the suspect.
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San Francisco
Biggy
Isaac Golten
Charlies P. Skelly
Diggy
Graft Issue Dominates San Francisco Campaign
United Press reports graft prosecutions again shape the San Francisco campaign as the Democratic and Good Government League back Superior Judge Frank H. Deanne for reelection. The scene contrasts with Republican and Union Labor conventions where Yeane’s name faced boos and jeers. Applause greeted Deanne’s past rulings on Ruef and Schmits, as Dunne’s nominating speaker drew interruptions.
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United Press
San Francisco
Democrats
Good Government League
Frank H. Deanne
Republican
Union
Lyane
Ruef
Sehmits
Dunne
Death of Louise Liner Reported in Canton
Deputy Sheriff John Liner received word from Canton Ohio that his mother Louise Liner died there on September 11 at age 67.
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John Liner
Canton
N. CC
Louise Liner
Wanted property buyers seek sellers now
An ad from INTERNATIONAL BOND & REALTY COMPANY at 1009.10 American Henk Baliding announces 69 buyers seeking to purchase properties valued from 61.9990 to 90.0006. It invites anyone with property to sell to contact the firm immediately.
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International Bond & Realty Company
Henk Baliding
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Fifth Av
Frerett St. Clair
Amack
Toy Department
Pelger & Nue Ano i Urlbot
Frisco Registration
Nat Goodwin
John H. Pattison
Auburn
North Bend
United Prose
Title Trust Company
Title Trust Co
Tacoma
Qoedo
Wil
Gus
Bekins Moving and Storage Co
Third Ave
Washington Street
Iotu Lad
Flyer
Seattle Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr
Everett and Edmonds
Ana
Kuppeah
Shafer
Kuppenheimer’s
Brokaw’s
First Avenue University
Shafer Bros. Arcade and Arcade
Quintette
Royal Neapolitans
Hotel Savoy Direct
New York
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