Social Welfare Reelects Officers Amid Wednesday Session
The Social Welfare group reelected key officers including President Parsons and Maj. J.F. Douglas as vice president. Other leaders named include Grover Desmond and Mrs. Aronison with Evelyn Gardiner as secretary. Directors listed include J. Park Weed Willis and Charles C. Thompson. The group touted a strong bargain as its best asset.
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Parsons
Maj
J.F. Douglas
Grover Desmond
S. Aron Ison
Mies Evelyn Gall Gardiner
W. J. KE. Gidrton
Fred
J. F. Douglas
H. B
J. A. Swalwell
C. J Charles C. Thompson
B. Trefethen
Edgar Webster
Park Weed Willis
Diretcors
Japanese Merchant Held for Dry Law Violation Here
Arrested by federal officers and charged with selling cider of a strength that belied its name. M Mashuhara a Japanese merchant at 1527 First Ave was released on 500 bail by United States Commissioner BR. W McCtel and instructed to appear for hearing Saturday morning.
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M. Mashuhara
First Ave
United States
BR. W. McCtelland
Laxative Brom Quinine Promises Cold Relief Headache Cure
A vintage advertisement claims a tablet relieves headache by curing the cold. It markets a tonite laxative and germ destroyer with the signature Ww. GROVE on the box, urging consumers to seek the brand.
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GROVE
Five New York Socialist Assembly members expelled
Albany April 1 five suspended socialist members of the New York assembly were expelled on charges of disloyalty after an all night debate. The five were August Claessens Louis Waldman Charles Solomon Samuel Orr and Samuel A Dewitt Theodore Roosevelt opposed the expulsions arguing the action would be a crime against representative government. The vote totals ranged 116 2 for Solomon and Claessens 115 28 for Waldman and 104 40 for Dewitt and Orr with a celebratory mood as the result was announced.
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Albany
N. Y
New York Assembly
August Claessens
Louis Waldman
Charles Solomon
Samuel Orr
Samuel A. Dewitt
Theodore Roosevelt
Margaret L. Smith
Thaddeus Sweet
Socialiata
Solomon and
Clace
Waldman
Dewitt and
Orr
Col. Roosevelt
Judiciary Committee
Socialista
Itwan
Roosevelt
Socialist Party
United States
Cane Dom
Milk price fix meeting aimed at summer rates
Milk prices for the summer were to be fixed at a meeting in Carpenters' hall Seattle with distributors and Western Washington dairymen likely at 12 cent retail rate. Dairymen say 12 cent doorstep delivery does not cover cattle upkeep as consumption rises. Tacoma reports a drop from 15 to 12 1 2 cents per quart with pints from 10 to 7 1 2 cents and butter prices cited as a factor.
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Carpenters’ Hall
Fourth Ave
Seattle
Washington
Tacoma
Taxation and socialization versus individual initiative
A column discusses fiscal policy arguing the nation lacks a sinking fund for renewal, warns against direct taxation taking from citizens, and critiques socialization of wealth as destroying initiative. It contrasts individual reward with collective sharing and mocks socialist ideas, citing Sun Yat Sen.
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Sun Yat Sen
Pedestrians Hit by Autos 283 This Year
A police auto struck Thomas Dickson, employee of the White House Billiard parlors, while running to catch a street car at Fourth avenue and Pike Street at 1 06 am Thursday. He suffered a head cut. Officers N P Anderson Walter Dench and E C Collier were rushing to Magnolia Bluff when the collision occurred.
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Thomas Dickson
White House
Fourth Ave
Pike
N. P Anderson
Walter Dench
E. C. Collier
Magnolia Bluff
Dickson
Pedestrians Struck by Auto Injures Two Women
Dan M Chisholm reported to police that his wife and sister in law Genevieve Pollard were struck by an automobile driven by F. Morganeter an employee of Behwachcer Grocery Co at Broadway and Pine streets while crossing the street last night. Both women sustained cuts and bruises.
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Dan
M. Chisholm
Harvard Ave
Po Nce
Genevieve Pollard
FE. Morganetern
Behwahecer Grocery Co
Broadway
Community notices from North End and Seattle area
Local listing shows residents of North End invited to a North Park Improvement Club meeting while various residents across Seattle and nearby areas are listed with addresses and ages in a community notice. The document also records divorces granted and deaths with names, ages and residences.
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Evanston
North End
North Park
McMicken Heads North for Alaska Office Tour
Grant McMicken general passenger agent of Pacific Steamship Co. is aboard the steamship Admiral Watson en route to inspection tours of the company's Alaskan offices. The departure occurred Tuesday as part of the company business travel.
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McMicken
Grant McMicken
Pasawenger
Pacific Steamship Co
Admiral Watson
Baroness Chases Suit While Factory Girl Wins His Heart
Perry Cunningham, heir to a $75 000 conditional bequest, pursued a May 1 deadline by courting a Seattle factory girl, a San Francisco baroness, and other Californian suitors. He told The Star he loves the factory girl but cannot secure her consent, while considering the baroness or an American bride if needed.
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Baroness
Perry Cunningham
Nan
Eirla
Star
Beattie
New York
San Franncisco
Cunningham
San Francisco
California
Altho
Peraleaea
Seattle
Northern Pacific Officials On Way to Seattle Tour
An entire special trainload of Northern Pacific officials led by president J. M. Hannaford travels from St. Paul to the coast after the road's return to private control. They stop in Spokane for about two hours before continuing west, with coast arrival expected early the next day.
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Spokane
Wash
Apri
Northern Pacific
J. M. Hannaford
St. Paul
Two Boys Arrested With Stolen Tires in City Sweep
Carl Ulbricksen, 19, and Ben Cowling, 19, were arrested at 755 N 80th by police on Wednesday night. They were found with two automobile tires alleged stolen from the Metropolitan garage at 1313 Fifth Ave several days earlier.
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Carl Ulbricksen
Ben Cowling
Miners Plan Action Against Profiteers in Cardiff
Avon Valley miners vow to cap prices on foodstuffs and report retailers who refuse to sell to a special union committee. The committee will arrange demonstrations led by brass bands to serenade offworlders.
Armenian Mandate Offered to League of Nations
London dispatch reports the supreme council offered the Armenia mandate to the League of Nations. It would include the republic of Erivan and adjacent territory with a Black Sea outlet, but Cilicia under French protection would not be included.
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London
Supreme Council
Armenia
League of Nations
Republic of
Erivan
Black Sea
Cilicia
Turkish Asia Minor
Probe pickford divorce decree investigation expands in Nevada
The Nevada attorney general extends the probe into the Mary Pickford Owen Moore divorce case from Minden hearings and possible collusion claims. Mary Pickford denies irregularities as she wed Douglas Fairbanks last week, while Douglas Fairbanks refuses comment.
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Reno
Nev
Mary Pickford
Robert Richards
Nevada
Washoe County Mar Association
Minden
Miss Pickford
Owen Moore
Angeles
Douglas Fairbanks
Misa Pickford
Moore
Caldwell raid on dens tipped by anonymous tip
Mayor Caldwell questioned who informed on his planned Sixth Ave and King St exploration that uncovered an underground Chinatown gambling dens and tunnels. Three sergeants were removed for failing to report unusual activity. replacement patrol leaders were named for districts north of Pike Street and Belltown.
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Caldwell
Sixth Ave
King At
Jacob Bjarnason
John Donlan
P.H H. Jennings
King St
Warren
Sergis
M. D. Pence
H. G. O’brien
Frank Fuqua
Bjarnason
Donian
Pike St
Portland Officer Cason Says Police Catch Everything
Portland police announce officer M Cason has smallpox and can’t be blamed for any failure to catch criminals. The report notes the officer contracted the disease in the line of duty and emphasizes police effectiveness despite illness.
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Portland
Ore
M. Cason
Painless Dentistry Promises Comfort and Care
A dental office touts painless dentistry offering extractions fillings and nerve removal without pain. The practice claims years of study and new equipment to ensure comfort and honest fair service. Patients are urged to have teeth examined and necessary work discussed with trusted clinicians.
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