Frits Kreisler concert wows Moore Theatre crowd
Nobby society enjoyed an evening of musical impromptu fantasies and sonatas as violinist Frits Kreisler delivered a stirring performance at the Moore Theatre. Attendees included the Cudthees Gosses Eck eteins Struves Dabneya Perkinses Peeples Squires Van Ogiles Parsonses and many others. Kreisler, a celebrated soldier-turned-virtuoso, drew wide praise for his playing.
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Greeks in Seattle Ready for War and Peace Tensions
A Seattle scene shows Greeks anxious for conflict with Bulgaria while one Bulgarian tailor and his family are praised as model citizens. Roosevelt and Bryan elicit mixed reactions as locals discuss preparedness and peace.
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Germans Hard Pressed in East
Petrograd dispatch reports rapid German setbacks as Soviet forces gain ground near Pinsk and Dubno. Von Mackensen’s wings falter amid marshes south of Pinsk while Russian crossings east of Pinsk threaten German artillery losses. Lutsk recaptured with 4000 Teutons taken as enemies push toward Dubno.
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Women branded belles deny it in San Francisco
Six women from Ohio, labeled as beauty contest winners, deny being beauties and disclose ages from 40 to 75. They say misinformed cities hailed them as belles visiting the fair, while they insist they are not. One fell sick, another missed a train, and another married.
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Neighbors Protest Chickens Slaughter Case in Court
Wrathy residents from the Eleanor apartments crowded Judge Gordon's court to protest alleged slaughtering of young chickens at 1 to 2 a.m. by Sam Berliner who operates a market at 1718 Yeasler Way across from the apartments. The judge warned that another nocturnal squawk could put Berliner in trouble.
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Carranza Losing Ground Amid Provisional Recognition Debate
Washington reports a shift against recognizing Carranza as provisional president of Mexico. Carranzista attacks on American troops near Brownsville influence the stance, with Zapata aiming at Mexico City. The War Department asks Gen Funston to verify Carranzista involvement and prepare responses. About 300 U.S. soldiers at Progreso, Texas, after a clash with Mexican forces.
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Allies Seek Japanese Aid for Dar Danelles Action
Report from Rio dated Sept 25 states Allies plan to ask Japan to send troops to the Dar Danelles to aid a quick dash to Constantinople or dispatch them to Russia to block Germany from diverting troops. No confirmation. comment grows as Bulgaria may enter the war. Government expects Japan to refuse due to transportation issues and prestige risk.
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Five Injured in Jitney Collision at Eighth and Pine
Five were injured when two jitneys collided at Eighth and Pine Friday evening. The bus driven by Harry Steinhorn of 916 Third Ave. was rammed by Harry Legar of 1435 22nd Ave. N. E. Occupants thrown to the pavement included Earl Sullivan, Charles Humphreys, William Malloy, and Charles Dolphin Jr., son of Police Lieutenant Dolphin.
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Education does not unsex women says UW gathering
At the University of Washington first women’s assembly Mary H Coldwell argued education does not unsex women. She said educated wives and mothers still act as companions to husbands and should broaden horizons to understand general problems including child welfare and city planning.
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Mary H. Coldwell
Statutory Charge Involving Dr Ralph De Bit And Opera Star
Statutory charge proceedings list Dr Ralph M. De Bit of the Yori and soprano Dorothy Alden Gerber as parties to formal actions. The case outlines legal steps and definitions under the relevant statutes, with court filings referencing the individuals by name and title.
Mrs Howe Helps In Fight For Vote
Mrs. Mary Howe, active in Seattle club life and a suffrage champion, leaves Monday for New York to stump for suffrage. She helped win the fight here.
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Mary BE. Howe
Seattle
New York State
Juniors Fail To Pick President After Vote
University juniors eliminated Elmer Startup and Charles Rogers in a bid to elect a president. They could not decide between Charles H. Walker and George K. Edwards and will reconvene Wednesday to resume the vote.
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Charles Rogers
Charles H. Walker
George K. Edwards
Lake Erie Outranks All Waters for Fish Yield per Square Mile
Lake Erie produces more fish per square mile than any ocean or lake worldwide, signaling its high productivity. Researchers cite abundant prey and favorable habitats as drivers behind the standout yield across the vast water body.
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