Regal Dental Offices in Seattle Promises Painless Treatments
The Regal Dental Offices advertise painless fillings extractions and treatments with expert crown and bridge work and light weight Never Slip Plates. They claim prices are one third to one half less than competitors and guarantee signed by operator and manager. Dr L R Clark D O S manager located at 1405 Third Ave N W corner Union. Note-Giving this Act with you.
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Seattle
Regal Dental Offices
Police officers defend arrest at rowdy hall
Testimony in the investigation into the August 27 arrest at a Madison street hall shows Patrolman Larsen and Policewomen Brown and Kelly denying improper conduct. They testified the hall had a bad reputation and that the girls refused to identify themselves while Tonkin claimed one was his wife. The inquiry continues next week.
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Tonkin
Larsen
W. R. Tonkin
L. P. Larsen
Harriet Brown
M. J. Kelly
28Th Av
Madison St
Corporation Counsel's Office
Kelly
Mason
Ryan
Williard
Refugee girl appeals Taft over father’s case
Eleana Orozco, daughter of Gen Pascual Orozco Jr, asks President Taft to consider her father’s cause. Pearl Hitler, 10, another refugee from Colonia Morelos, writes from Douglas Arizona defending her father and family.
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Douglas, Ariz
Eleana Orozco
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Taft
Pearl Hitler
Colonia Morelos
Gunmen's wives aid Rosenthal case defense
Mrs Harry Horowitz, wife of “Gyp the Blood,” one of the accused murderers in the Rosenthal case, is expected to testify for her husband to aid his defense.
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Gyp the Blood
Gambler
Rosenthal
Lefty
Louie
Old Man Killed in Hand Car Collision
Walter H. Gross aged 64 a superintendent of construction on the Tacoma Eastern railroad to Mount Rainier is killed in Tacoma after a handcar collision with a work train yesterday afternoon. He was hurled 20 feet struck a rock pile fracturing his skull and waited for his crew to jump to safety. Ten men were with him and all escaped injury.
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Tacoma
Walter H. Gross
Tacoma Eastern
Mount Rainier
Gross
Indian Bar Owner Denies Saloon Fight In Teeples Death
Charles J. Yates proprietor of the Indian Bar Maynard and Weller denies that Ed Teeples was cut in a fight at his saloon on the night of September 17. He states the saloon was closed when Teeples was found with his throat cut and there was no fight there.
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Charles J. Yates
Indian Bar
Maynard and Weller
Ed Teeples
Maynard
Teeples
Palo Alto Building & Loan Faces $100,000 Shortage
Palo Alto Mutual Building & Loan Association may shut down after $100,000 shortage cited by its secretary State Senator Marshall Black who confessed misappropriating funds and has begun restitution by transferring property to the association. decision expected by George Walker the building and loan commissioner.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Palo Alto Mutual Building & Loan Association
Marshall Black
Walker
State Building and Loan
Black
Poisoned meat kills child at Wenatcher ranch
In Wenatcher on September 26 a family tragedy left one child dead and four others critically ill after they ate diseased pork from two hogs found dead in the pasture. Mrs. Sledge also fell ill as authorities investigated the cause of the outbreak.
Emperor Yoshihito Pensions Sacred Oxen From Funerary Car
Emperor Yoshihito ordered the pensioning of the sacred oxen that drew his father Emperor Matsuhito's funeral car. With attendants, each ox will live out its life in luxury in the imperial pastures.
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Tokio
Yoshihito
Matsuhito
Parole Break Put Maud Johnson at Risk in Washington
Maud Myrtle Johnson faces penitentiary time if found in the state after breaking parole by leaving the home of Mrs. R. C. McCredie in Sunnyside. McCredie led efforts securing her conditional parole through club women linked to the State Federation of Women's clubs.
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Iy United Prese
Olympia
Wash
Maud Myrtle Johnson
R. C. McCredie
Sunnyside
State Federation of Women's Clube
N. P
Washington society bans dances and spreads discipline
Washington society figure Nixon That Grizzly and Bunny Hug critic Gibson declares plans to stamp out dances like the turkey trot the bunny hug and the wriggle. He blames his illness on these diversions after spending the season at Newport and attending to a new play. Meanwhile Tokyo reports typhoon devastation with hundreds dead and restoration of rail and telegraph lines under way.
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Washington
Preston Gibson
Ward McAllister
Washington Society
Gibson
Newport
Civic Center Site Meeting to Back Ballard Location
L D Lewis president of the Seattle Civic Center Association T L Quigley president of the Seattle Real Estate Association James A Haight and C J France will speak Friday evening in Junction hall Ballard to press for a site for the new courthouse Hague civic center plan. The association says the current plan for a temporary structure on the Third Ave and James street county site could cost taxpayers at least two million dollars.
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L. D. Lewis
Seattle Civic Center Association
T. L. Quigley
Seattle Real Estate Association
James A. Haight
C. J. France
Junction Hal
Ballard
Hague Civic Center
Third Av
James
Wedded in Undertaking Parlors Till Death
Harry T. Minot an undertaker's embalmer wed Bessie Layman in the mortuary where he works in Kansas City Missouri. The ceremony held in the undertaking establishment gave special weight to the vow till death do you part.
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Kansas City
Harry T. Minot
Bessie Layman
Jury Frees Page for Whipping Foster
A six member jury in Judge Brown's court yesterday found Thomas D. Page a former Seattle lawyer not guilty of assaulting H. E. Foster on August 17. Testimony showed Foster advanced on Page in a threatening manner and Page used his cane to defend himself at the corner of 2nd Ave and Cherry Street, witnessed by many people.
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Brown
Thomas D. Page
Seattle
H. E B. Foster
Foster
Mage
Page
2Nd Av
Cherry St
Uncle Sam Keeps Tab On Dominican Crisis
Washington officials indicate U S intervention in the Santo Domingo revolt is almost certain and the number of Marines may rise from 750 to 3600. Navy officials expect Canal opening to heighten disturbances and require greater Marine activity at the disturbance zone.
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United Press
Washington
Navy Department
United States Marine Force
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal
Pastor Urges Woman Suffrage at University Assembly
Dr. Charles Aked, noted minister from San Francisco and New York known as Rockefeller's Fifth Ave. pastor, spoke before the University of Oregon assembly in Eugene urging women to strive for equal rights and to work vigorously for suffrage in Oregon.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon
Chas. Aked
San Francisco
New York
Rockefeller
Oregon
Man Poisoning Death In Oregon Plant Traced To Disinfectant
A workman Earl Merrill near Huntington Oregon died after a friend gave him household disinfectant instead of brandy to ease a hand injury. Merrill drank three or four swallows, complained it did not taste good, and died within minutes. The message reported this accident to local authorities.
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Huntington
Ore
Earl Merrill
Merrill
Leper Colony to Grow in Port Townsend
The Port Townsend leper colony will increase with the arrival of F. R. Grable and Fred Warren from San Francisco. John R. Early is already present and two Spokane school children possibly to be sent here for treatment at Diamond Point.
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United Prece
Port Townsend Wash
John R. Early
F. R. Grable
Fred Warren
San Francisco
Washington
Spokane
Diamond Point
Fisherman Captures Noted Sea Serpent Off Ocean Park
Venice pier fisherman W. H. Gilman towed a five foot black and green mottled creature from the sea. Experts of fishology labeled it a genuine sea serpent of the rarest variety, a remarkable port sighting for this day.
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Venice
W. H. Gilman
Ocean Park
Gilman
JOLTS DEFENSE IN COAL BIDS TRIAL
H J Doug lass testified for the government in the Houston Bullock conspiracy trial that as auditor for Captain Jarvis Bullock and Jarvis they met with rivals for hours before bids. He said the joint review of government blanks and figures showed bids caused the government to pay 27 dollars a ton, vs open market 16 dollars.
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United Press
Tacoma
H. J. Douglass
C. EB. Houston
John H. Bullock
Jarvis
Bullock
Quigley Vindicated by King County Auditor Otto A Cabh
Otto A Cabh county auditor states that no mistakes were made in handling the September 10 1912 primary election returns and denies responsibility by deputies for incomplete returns. He accuses dishonest ward heelers of making unjust criticisms and offers to attend meetings to defend the office.
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King County
Otto A. Cabh
Receivers Ordered to Show Cause Over $90,474.57
Judge A. W. Frater directs I. M. Mills and C. D. Colvin to show cause on October 1 why they should not turn over to the Seattle, Renton & Southern railroad receivers the sum of $90,474.57 collected while acting as receivers under federal appointment.
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A. W. Frater
I. M. Mills
C. D. Colvin
Seattle, Renton & Southern Rail
Investigate Boiler Explosion Cause on Seattle Train
Officials of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound road probing Tuesday night’s boiler explosion that killed four crew members say lack of water may have caused the blast. The train, traveling about 25 miles an hour, carried a large steam head. Jesse S. Jones of the public service commission arrived in Seattle to investigate.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Jesse 8. Jones
Public Service Commission
Seattle
UC finds perfect Pleistocene sloth skull at La Brea
The University of California expedition led by Prof. Reginald C. Stoner reports recovering a remarkably preserved skull of a sloth from La Brea lava beds. Stoner calls it the only perfect sloth skull known, dating back about 100000 years.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Reginald C. Stoner
la Brea Rancha
Stoner
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