Health officer to issue weekly public reports on sanitation
R Grigg city physician says inspectors will publish weekly activity reports. Margaret Rozsa cites cafe scores from this week with several eateries above 98 percent. Grocery stores and wholesalers also show strong results while some low scorers face warnings and potential publicity after follow up. Milk licenses, disease outbreaks, and quarantine cases are summarized with calls for prompt reporting.
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Margaret Rozsa
State Cafe
Royal Bakery
San Francisco
Spokane
Manhattan Cafe
Herman's Cafe
Rex’ Bakery
Lutey's
Morsillo Bros.’ Fruit Stor
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Lutey
South Main Street
Lannon’s
Stuart's
Regnier's
D Porters
McMeod's
Armour Packing Plant
Henningsen Produce
Jones
Morage House
Court Records Reveal Odd Night in Police Court
Jennie Doe described being assaulted by her husband after an automobile ride then walking home in stocking feet. She received a $10 fine for disturbance, while four men faced $10 fines for driving autos without licenses. Vagrancy charges against Opal Hanson and Maxine Stanley were dismissed on promises to leave town.
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Jennie
Erlend Fusand
Grimes
Webster
Heropertys
She Jones
Hane Bohilling
Nelson
Pete Conners
Walsh
Opal Hanson
Maxine Stanley
Garrison Girl 3 in Jail Pending Commitment
A 19 year old Seattle girl is jailed pending commitment to the state penitentiary at Walla Walla after a jury found her guilty of murder in the case of Mrs. Glate. The trial featured rival Storrs as a witness and was overseen by Superior Judge Johns.
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Seattle
Walla Walla
Wilty
Garris
Glate. Storrs
Johns
John D. Carmody
Engagement Ring Purchases Prompted by Furtive Look
In a Kansas City Journal scene a young man wearing a furtive look is suspected of shoplifting, but an experienced jeweler intervenes saying he intends to buy an engagement ring. The exchange hints at a planned proposal rather than theft.
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Kansas City Journal
Navy to assign 32 percent of reserve to sea duty
Washington orders at Boston navy yard call for sea duty for thirty two percent of enlisted naval reserve force and the entire enlisted regular navy personnel. The move is part of a broad order issued from Washington, directing immediate deployment to sea.
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Boston
Naval Reserve Force
Regular Navy
Washington
Navy Yard
Daylight bank robbery ends with worthless checks
In San Francisco on May 10 two armed bandits held up bank messenger Frank Buckley in broad daylight between the federal reserve bank and the San Francisco clearing house. After a struggle they escaped with his suitcase containing non negotiable checks that are worthless to the robbers.
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San Francisco
Frank Buckley
Financial District
Federal Reserv Bank
Demobilization crosses two million released from service
Washington May 10 General March reported that the two million mark of U S troops released from service had been passed with over one million returned from France. He projected reductions in force in France and Germany by August 1 to about 225,924 officers and men plus supply troops and navy personnel totaling 403,170 for April. The pace suggested a monthly official estimate of about 510,000, and the Ninetieth Division faced earlier sailings from Texas and Oklahoma as the war winding-down continued.
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Washington
General March
France
Germany
Mareh
Is. P Ding
March
Ninetieth
Texas and
Oklahoma
Some Family Troubles Adjusted by the Court
A Montana court settled several family matters. Nelson H. Van Cine and Catherine Van Cine were granted divorce on desertion and lack of support, with alimony awarded. William Hall and Harriet Lawellin, and William Muller and Anna Muller, received divorces on cruelty and neglect grounds. Roy Peterson sues for divorce from Peterson on neglect to provide. Mrs Peterson seeks restoration of her maiden name Wilson.
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Mer
Avene
Whitehall
Pipestone
Udge
Catherine van Cine
Nelson H. van Cine
Fortha Hall
William Hall
Federal Farm Loan System Grows Fast
The federal farm loan system accounts for about 16 percent of all rural land loan business in the United States after two years. A Farm Loan Board report shows loans closed in the last 12 months across districts totaling around 30 million dollars, the highest level among regions.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan System
United States
Farm Loan Board
Fed
Fifty years since capital moved to Tokyo marked in Japan
An Associated Press report from Tokyo notes a grand ceremony celebrating the transfer of Japan's imperial capital from Kyoto to Tokyo. Emperor and crown prince attended as officials paid tribute to Ambassador Roland North. A luncheon by War Minister Panaha emphasized improving Japanese American relations. The premier and cabinet were present.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Kioto
Roland &. North
Panaha
Japan
America
Soviet Leader Seeks U.S. Safety Pact in Hungary
The Soviet government in Budapest seeks an American guarantee of safety for leader Bela Kun, his wife, and child amid uprisings in Western Hungary and counterrevolutions in the region. Prof. Philip Brown, an American representative in Hungary, was visited and asked to consider the offer.
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Associated
Pro Vienna
la Kun
Philip Brown
Hungary
Advertising Mirror Patented Sparks Privacy Ads
An advertisement claims a patented electric mirror for women reflects faces to reveal features while appearing on the surface. The device allegedly projects ads across the mirror’s surface, obscuring the viewer’s image and drawing attention to sponsored messaging.
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