McKinley Pupils Find Shelter in Local Barracks
After McKinley School fire, the school board arranged-for nearly 700 pupils to be educated at the School of Mines barracks and the Lincoln School. Remodeling at the mines site cost under 250 dollars and provides room for 200 sixth to eighth graders with desks, boards, partitions, books and sewing supplies.
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McKinley
School of Mines
Lincoln School
J. Emery Rheim
Board of Trustees
School
McWinley School
McNkinley School
Advocates Study of Palmistry in British Schools
London report notes Miss Julie Critten a leading British palmist advocates palmistry in public schools. She spoke at Steinway Hall asserting every school child should have their palm examined to guide life work and aims to detach palmistry from humbug.
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International News Service
London
Julie Critten
Great Britain
Steinway Hall
Thieves Steal Rum From Bonded Warehouse
Fourteen barrels of rum valued at 14006 dollars were stolen from a bonded warehouse on New York's lower west side over the Christmas holiday. The stock, selected from 6000 barrels and guarded, was loaded onto a motor truck and taken away.
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New York
Lower West Side
Wilson to be 63 on birthday at White House
President Wilson will turn 63 on his birthday tomorrow. His daughters Mrs William G McAdoo and Mrs Francis B Sayre may visit the White House to mark the occasion. Rear Admiral Grayson reports the patient’s progress continues as expected.
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Washington
Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Francis B. Sayre
White House
Grayson
Default Entered in Liquor Case Against John Peterson
State judgment for the plaintiff after defendant failed to appear. Centennial Brewing Co. gets bar fixtures returned. A small amount of liquor offered as evidence is ordered destroyed. The case concerned violations of the prohibition law in Judge Jackson's court yesterday.
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John Peterson
Jackson
Centennial Brewing Company
Peterson
Mail misuse probe ordered by U.S. attorney
Investigation of alleged use of the mails by Industrial Workers of the World in Seattle and western Washington points was ordered today by Robert C. Saunders United States district attorney.
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Seattle
Industrial Workers of the World
Washington
Robert C. Saunders
United States
Former chief elected Americanization head
Arthur Wood formerly New York police commissioner was named chairman of the Americanization commission of the American Legion. The commission will meet in Indianapolis on January 7 with representation from each state.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Arthur Wood
New York Police
Americanization Commission
The
American Legion
Britons Exeat Hearts in Paper Personal Columns
British newspapers’ personal columns reveal romance and scandal as Londoners share intimate notices. The Times charges per line for items about loves, debts, and demobilized officers seeking work, illustrating a humorous shift in public sentiment and a touch of irony about British restraint.
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Floyd MacGriff
International News Service
London
London Times
Lincoln’s Inn
Marble Arch
Beatrice
Times
Nellie
Devon
Myrtle
Rob
Jimmy
Bella
Downing Street
France
Youngs Celebrate First Son Born in City
Mr and Mrs CC R Young of 661 South Washington welcomed their first child a son born yesterday at Murray hospital. The baby weighs eight pounds and both mother and infant are reported doing nicely. Mr Young serves as city foreman in the gas and electric department of the Montana Power company.
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CC. R. Young
South
Washington Street
Young
Montana Power Company
Gas and Electric Department
Murray Hospital
Richardson Promoted at Philadelphia Rapid Transit
G A Richardson, former superintendent of Puget Sound Traction Light and Power in Seattle, has been elected vice president of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company, according to word received here.
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Seattle
Wash
G. A Richardson
Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
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