Dead Horse Death Sparks Beer Bust and Farmyard Feud
Spectators in Justice Brinker’s court heard the difficulties of Stephen A. Woster and his wife at 28th Ave West and 76th Street Northwest. The couple fought after the death of their horse and a beer party. Beans, broken plates, and a broken arm followed as he hurled items in anger. The judge admonished both and urged them to end the dispute.
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Justice Brinker
Stephen A. Woster
28Th Ave. W
76Th St. N. W
Woster
Seek Hill's Aid in Big German Loan
James J. Hill, pivotal in negotiations for the $500,000,000 Allied loan, is being sounded for participation in a second German loan. German consul Hans Grunow has approached Hill's agents Zimmerman and Forshay of New York. The loan offers 5 percent, callable before 1924, not secured like the Allied loan, at four marks for 84 cents after the war value shift.
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Paul
James J. Hill
United States
Hans Grunow
Hill
Zimmerman and Forshay
New York
Paul Wood Named President Of Franklin High School Club
Paul Wood was chosen president at Franklin High School Boys' club primary election held Wednesday. A get together mixer organized by free ships in the lunch room is scheduled for Thursday.
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Paul Wood
Franklin High School Boys’ Club
Free Hies
Humphrey voices opposition to parts of sea laws
Congressman Will E B Humphrey delivered a long letter to the Central Labor Council opposing certain provisions of the La Follette seamen's law while endorsing improvements in sailor safety. He failed to specify which provisions he would repeal and defended his past opposition to the bill.
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Central Labor Council
la Follette
Will EB. Humphrey
Labor Council
Congress
Pacific
Sanitary veil craze sparks Nellie Nichols at the Orpheum
Nellie Nichols promotes the latest sanitary veil designed to protect the nose and mouth. She says the thin veil keeps dust and smoke out and leaves the air refreshing, even in Pittsburg, while noting the veil makes a woman's mouth more kissable.
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Nellie Nichols
Nellie
Orpheum
Pittsburg
Anglo French loan arranged for 500 million bond issue
New York bankers say the 500 million dollar five year bond issue is arranged to secure a credit loan. In New York City, 200 million dollars is expected to be subscribed. The Anglo French commission announced successful arrangement and bankers discuss disposal methods.
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New York
Bankera
Anglo- French Loan Commission
New York City
Anglo-French Commission
Prisoner Shot Leads to Telegram on Suspect’s Condition
Captain of Detectives Tennant received a telegram from Kansas City stating Robert Howard, shot in the thigh while resisting arrest, is in a dangerous condition. On August 8, A A Raby of Third Ave reported a Dodge car lost. Howard was riding in Raby’s car when arrested in the city.
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Tennant
Kansas City
Robert Howard
A. A. Raby
Third Ave
Howard
Raby
City
Dollie Racine Starred In Lois Show Debut
Eleven year old Seattle girl Miss Dollie Racine a standout soprano and pianist was billed as a top musical find of the year by Alexander Pantages. The performer, discovered by BE Madison Brown, lives at 403 16th Ave North and this marked her first stage appearance with a self-made team act.
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Dollie Racine
Seattle
Alexander Pantages
BE. Madison Brown
Miss Racine
16Th Ave
Kioso
Hazel Benson
Alhambra Theatre
Otis Garrett
Eddie Vidal
Pell
Mell
Fifth Ave
Denny Way
Alhambra
Georgia Wolfe
Florence Day
Agnes Sandell
Russell Drysdale
Chariie Chaplin
Teddy Christy
Ford Sterling
Chauncy Wright
Third Ave
Metropolitan Park
Carpenter J H Green Dies Suddenly in Seattle
J H Green a 20 year Seattle resident and carpenter living at 1415 56th Ave NE dropped dead Thursday morning while starting work on a remodeling job at 1023 Summit. He had no living relatives.
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J. H. Green
56Th Ave
N. E
Summit
Green
Seattle
State Banks in Good Condition
Olympia September 30 The 276 state banks show deposits nearly 2 000 000 greater than the September 2 call but 3 500 000 less than a year ago according to the State Bank Examiner Nanson. Greater activity in stock and bond markets induces depositors to move money from vaults. Reserves near 30 percent with 16 percent required.
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Olympia
Nanson
September wheat climbs 11 points on Chicago market
Chicago Sep wheat surged 11 points to around 1.1514 minutes before closing as delayed shipments due to bad weather forced shorts to buy heavily to meet contracts on settlement day.
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Chicago
Dentists Guaranteed: Board Certified Care and Low Prices
Prospective patients are urged to choose a dentist with state dental board certification. The office touts graduates and certified operators, wall certificates, and a strict guarantee signed by the operator and Dr. L. R. Clark. It promises painless, up-to-date techniques, high quality materials, and the lowest prices with no obligation exams.
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State Dental Board
L. R. Clark
National convention of Industrial Accident Boards opens
The second annual convention of the National Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions, chaired by President John E. Kinnane of Bay City Michigan, begins in the Chamber of Commerce room with representations from about 30 states Canada and the Hawaiian Islands. Sessions include 1:30 pm discussion on Statistics and Compensation Cost and 4 pm talk on Extra Territorial Operation of State Workmen's Compensation Acts by Wallace D Yaple. Evening session at 7:30.
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John E. Kinnane
Bay City
Mich
National Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions
Canada
Hawaiian Islands
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Room
E. H. Downey
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Wireless used to get news to Alaska
An interruption in the Seattle to Alaska government cable forced the United Press bureau in Seattle to use the Marconi wireless. Several hundred words were flashed to Seward via the Marconi station at Astoria, supplying news to Alaska through the shortwave link.
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Seattle
Alaska
United Press Bureau
Seward Gateway
Marconi Wireless
Seward
Marconi
Astoria
Man Kills Mother Then Ends Own Life in Detroit
Detroit Sept 30 A salesman James Glasscock killed his elderly mother and killed himself to avoid arrest over shortages in his accounts. He left a note saying he would take his mother with him because his act would likely kill her anyway.
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Detroit
James Glasscock
Business Club Meets in Rothskeller Thursday
Young Men's Business club will meet in Rothskeller Thursday night. Three good speakers are on the program.
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Rothskeller
Metropolitan Lumbermen Hold Smokers at Stuart Building
The Metropolitan Lumbermen's club hosted a smoker at its headquarters in the Stuart building on Wednesday night. About 100 members and guests attended the event.
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Metropolitan Lumbermen's Club
Stuart Building
Model hydro aeroplane meet at Woodland Park Villard
A model hydro a eroplane competition is set for Thursday at lower Woodland park grounds in Villard with the cup as the prize.
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Woodland Park Grounds
Villard
Resinol Soap and Ointment Offer Skin Relief
Immediate relief for itching from eczema and ringworm comes from a warm bath with resinol soap and a simple application of resinol ointment. The doctor prescribed treatment, used by physicians for twenty years, claims to heal eruptions without harming tender skin. Samples are free from Dept. 7-A Resinol in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
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