Title Insurance Gains Endorsement by Real Estate Groups
Mr Max Bagley reports a strong endorsement of Title Insurance by the National Association of Real Estate Men. The system is praised for speed and reliability in Pittsburg and Seattle real estate deals, replacing the old abstract method and making investments more desirable. The Insured Title passes current with all.
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Max Bagley
National Association of
National Association
Pittsburg
Seattle
American Missionaries Accused of Luxuries in Orient
Anne Clay Tartar returning from a year in the Orient alleges American missionaries live in luxury, mingle with elites, teach paying classes, run thriving medical practices, and ship goods home. She cites a Yokohama case of 100 pupils paying one dollar monthly, with salaries and extras, challenging the idea of sacrifice.
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Orient
Anne Clay Tartar
Madison Hotel
America
Miss Tartar
Yokohama
Confessions of a Wife Diction of Dying and Family Duty
An entry describes approaching decline of a father and the emotional strain on family members. The narrator reflects on care choices a nurse and loved ones must provide while weighing duty, love, and self sacrifice within a close but imperfect circle. Aunt Mary’s wisdom and enduring affection anchor the scene as it ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Daddy
Mother Waverly
Doc
Dad
Richard
Margie
Aunt Mary
Sally
Mary
Villa's Push for Angeles to Lead Mexico
Special correspondent recalls Villa backing General Felipe Angeles as the solution to Mexico's turmoil. He argues Angeles, loyal to the peon, would replace Carranza, restore confiscated lands, rebuild schools, and pursue peace under a strong, popular leadership.
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Mexico
Diaz
Republic
Madero
Huerta
Carranza
Villa
Mexico City
Felipe Angeles
Torreon
Guadaloupe
Angeles
Carranza May Yield to Villa in Mexican Struggles
Washington reports that constitutionalist leaders fear a rift between Venustiano Carranza and Pancho Villa will be healed within 48 hours. Carranza may retire as first chief and not seek the presidency, while talks on October 1 peace conference are postponed until differences are settled.
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Washington
Constitutionalist Junta
Carranza
Villa
Constitutionalist
W. O D. Hays
Olympia Bank & Trust Co
Oakland
Canadian Pacific Railway
House
U. S
R. W. Sears
Mall Order
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Chicago
Lexington
Centralia
Northern
Great Northern Express
Supreme Court
Cruieer South Dakota
Bremerton
Mare Island
Cedar Grange
Maple Valley
Cruler Concord
Monterey County
Caliifornia
Storrs
Utah
Salt Lake City
U. &War Department
Aviation Corps
France
Germany
Harvard
Orient
Tacoma
R. O. Crisp
T. H. Yeager
Cordova
United States
Ford
The Come-On At Empress Theatre This Week
A breezy Western styled show at Marcus Loew's Empress features The Come-On with crook caper and romance, plus weekly dance acts by The Three Stewart Sisters, The Four Musical Avvolos, and Anderson and Gomes. The Titanic spectacle at Pantages draws praise, with Teddy McNamara and girls and a Keystone comedy closing the program.
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London
William H. St. James
Marcus Loew
Empress Theatre
Orpheum
Avolos
Anderson and
Gomes
Odd
Burke and
Harris
Nelson
Teddy McNamara
Good
Sanders
von Kuntz
Rosedale Singers
William Lochardt
Saddie Walter
Love Comes High A Wife's Affection Worth 50000
James C. Cawley filed suit against George E. Baldwin an Alaska mining man claiming his wife’s marriage affections are valued at 50000 as grounds in the divorce case. Cawley alleges Baldwin lured the wife away and induced her to elope to California.
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James C. Cawley
George E. Baldwin
Alaska
Baldwin
Cawley
California
Six deaths reported and other city briefs
Short news item compiles multiple notices from civic, university, and state affairs including six deaths, divorce actions, a university peace day, a bridge appropriation, and a ship overhaul. It notes figures like $20,400 for the 20th Ave NE bridge and recalls figures such as Captain Crisp among rescued crew.
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Carey
John &. Waggoner
Aiki
N. E
Fred Cole
B. Maning
Chase
Elbert Cycle Car Gains Praise in Motoring Journals
Automobile Trade Journal and other periodicals laud the Hibert and Elbert Cycle Car field entry. They note strong build, ample power, low price around 296 dollars, large market potential, and a western manufacturing push with a cooperative plan. Publicity invites reader subscriptions and samples.
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Pacific Coast
Elbert Motor Car Company Seeks Investors in Seattle
A historical prospectus offers 10 cent stock in the Elbert Motor Car Company with a goal to manufacture 1,000 cars monthly in Seattle. It promises rapid stock appreciation, ground floor profits, and dividends while noting officers’ full-time commitment and a November 30th option deadline.
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Motor Finance
Elbert Motor Car Company
Ford Motor Car Company
F. W. Topken
American Association of Mechanical Engineers
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company
Topken
MacKay
Union Pacific Railway Company
Omaha
Seattle
Washington
Albert Motor Car Company
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Stewart St. Meare Fike Public Market
Quality Service Ice Delivery CO
Elliott
Hippodrome Fith
University Amerement
Memetihe
Cem—stert
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The
Shasta Limited
Steel Flyer
Limited
Beattie
Grays Hart
Hoquiam
J. H. O’neill Dist
Main
Unio! Pacific Syste
Newspaper Enterprise Association
New York
North
U. of W. Glee Club
Philadelphia
N. P. Cake
Montana
Electra-Vita Co
Kimpress Theatre
Recond Ave
Cor
Spring Beattie
Wash
Motor Car
Elbert Cycle
the Commercial Car Journal
Iteht
Automobile Trade Journal
Rom the Gas Review
Hibert
Pacifico Coast
Henry Ford
Elbert Motor Car Co
Empire Bidg
Motor Minance
Elbert
Fooler
Automobile
Ford Motor Company
Canara
Cundia
Ork
Empire Building
Seattle, Wash
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