Dahm to Address League on Nations Meeting
Prof. Dahm of the University of Washington extension division and vice chairman for Washington of the League to Enforce Peace will speak on the league of nations before the Municipal league Tuesday at noon in Bird's cafeteria. Rev. Clifton D. Gray editor of the Standard of Chicago will discuss The Battle Lines in France at the Signing of the Armistice. Gray with a party of 10 was first to enter the front lines after the armistice signing.
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E. F. Dahm
University of Washington Extension Division
State of Washington
League
League of Nations
Municipal League
Bird's
Clifton D. Gray
Standard of Chicago
France
Gray
Meier Explains Seattle Legislation At Federation
Walter F. Meier, corporation counsel, spoke on Legislation Affecting the City of Seattle Enacted by the Last Legislature before the King County Legislative Federation Monday afternoon in the Frederick Nelson auditorium.
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Meier
Walter F. Meier
Seattle
King County Legislative Federation
Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Ambiguous Skit Sparks Cash Note Exchange
A fragment describes a scene where a woman acts boldly and leaves with a payment after his laughter, implying a financial motive behind her actions. The lines hint at deception and improvised blame without clear identities or setting.
Fight Over Traction Office Move In Council
A council meeting scheduled for late Monday to vote on a $12,000 appropriation to remodel the fifth floor of the county city building and relocate office equipment. Proponents led by the Superintendent of Public Utilities urged adoption while opponents predicted enough strength to defeat the plan amid protests from displaced departments.
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County
Price Tag Shock Fells Man In Seattle Shopfront
Ira L. Spencer, 43, of Campbell Washington, fainted after viewing a Second Avenue window display at 8:45 Monday morning. He suffered a scalp wound, was treated at the city hospital, and planned to return to Campbell.
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Ira L. Spencer
Seattle
Campbell
Wash
Second Ave
City Hospital
Traction Offices Proposed Move At Low Cost Debate
The report notes a $10,000 allocation would waste money while suggesting relocation of traction offices near the county city building for $2,000. It argues against the necessity of moving them.
Perfect Health Through Pure Blood Remedy Claim
An advertisement extols the blood cleansing powers of S. S. S. for eliminating impurities and preventing diseases said to arise from impure blood. It lists ailments like rheumatism catarrh scrofula eczema and malaria as linked to blood condition and urges readers to obtain the product from druggists with free medical literature from Swift Specific Company in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Austria Soviet Is Predicted By Rudolph Kommer
Eastablishment of an Austrian soviet republic by May 1 is forecast in advices received from Vienna. The Volkswehr has gone out to the communists and socialists allegedly discuss surrendering power if the communists feed the population. Hungarian Bolshevik representatives pledge to feed Austria, while Vienna papers resist Bolshevism as Entente promises supply food. The government is described as helpless and private sources say the situation is dire.
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Rudolph Kommer
United Press
Berne
Vienna
Volkswehr
Austria
Bolsachevik
Karolyin
Bolsheviem
Entente
Smuts and Kun in Conference in Hungary
Gen Smuts, special allied envoy, met Foreign Minister Bela Kun amid rumors of an allied army for Hungary. An international red army is forming in Vienna with 12 hundred volunteers under Roth and Ziegel, while two battalions move to the armistice line. Hungarian communists fly over Vienna dropping propaganda and are briefly detained. Apprentices face a 3 cent per hour cap. Three thousand seven hundred children gain free baths and hospital care shifts to proletarian priority.
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Smuts
Edward Bing
United Press
Budapest
Bela Kuni
Smu
Hungary
Vienna
Roth
Ziegel
City hospital offered by Anna J Hill for Seattle move
Mrs. Anna J Hill offers Seattle a four story brick hospital building named the Richard Chambers Hill Memorial. She proposes moving it by barge from Irondale to a lake front site to be run as a memorial institution. She cites expert advice and says moving costs would be reasonable if land is secured.
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Seattle
Anna J. Hill
Irondale
Lake Shore
Winnipeg asks city to reveal streetcar property values
Winnipeg seeks details from Seattle on street car property owned by the traction company and its value per mile. Councilman Hur Monds requests a detailed statement of operating property taken over by Seattle, and the fare Seattle expects to charge, as Winnipeg contests fare boosts and grouping of holdings with lighting and gas plants.
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Winnipeg
Seattle
Winnipeg Traction Company
Walter F. Meter
Theodore A. Hur
Monds
City of
Ite
Shanghai Protest Over Rice Exports to Japan
From Wu hu a Chinese paper reports signs of anger at unrestricted rice exports to Japan. Shih Pao questions whether feeding China or aiding Japan’s relief should be the priority, implying concern over shortages.
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Shanghai
Wuhu
Japan
Shih Pao
Recall of Tacoma Chiefs Sparks Public Meeting Fallout
Borris leading recent strike addressed attendees at the Eagies and Tahoma halls urging permission to proceed with actions. Police report a Saturday wholesale arrest of tag sellers. eight men remain in custody on $1000 bail after a failed attempt to bail out with certified checks. Attorney Homer T. Bone and other Beattie Tacoma lawyers will represent the defendants in the 2 p.m. court session.
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Maas
Eagies
Tahoma
Mivery
Soldiers’ and
Permit Granted for Soldiers and Sailors Carnival in Seattle
The city license committee recommended granting a license to the Soldiers and Sailors council of Seattle to hold a carnival from April 10 to 20, excluding Sundays, at Lenora and Hiancard. The organization plans a large fair with about 12 or 14 amusement devices and shows.
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Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Council
Seattle
Lenora
Hianchard
Soldier Organization
Frisco Suspects Apprehended in Portland Auto Theft Case
In Sacramento and Ele City reports, 16 year old Alfred Twigger is to be returned to Portland to face charges for stealing Gov Withycombe’s car and escaping a reform school and jail. He confessed to Portland offenses while with two other youths, Lausoski and Zelder, aged 17 and 19, who will be sent to Portland chained together.
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Sacramento
Alfred Twigger
Portland
Withycombe
Oregon
Ele City
T. H. Bellamy
Bellamy
Japanese goods flood British market in low pricing
Japanese gloves stockings and toys flood the British market undercutting local producers as prices for yarn and imports fall. The report notes mooding demand from Japan overpowering competition in gloves hosiery and toys.
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London
Japan
Youll Appreciate Our Dental Service Youll Appreciate Our Dental Service
A dental office advertises certified operators and painless treatment. Dr L R Clark promises low prices, high quality work, strict sanitation, and a satisfaction guarantee with attentive white coated staff.
Old Established Seattle Office Offers Free Dental Exam
The ad touts a long running Seattle dental office with a reputation for square dealing. It invites readers to call for a no obligation thorough examination and cost estimate, stressing a benefit of a good set of teeth.
U. S. Signal Corps Seeks Various Technical Jobs
The Signal Corps of the United States Army needs storage battery experts radio operators and technicians telegraphers electricians linemen switchboard operators telephone installers repair personnel cable splicers operators stenographers supply stockkeepers motorcyclists and meteorologists. Apply in writing to the department signal officer 707 Santa Fe building San Francisco California with qualifications time employed and references. If accepted a letter will authorize enlistment at the nearest recruiting office.
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Signal Corps
United States Army
Department
Santa Fe
San Francisco
Cal
Cure a Cold Remedy Sold With Bromo Quinine
An old tablet product claims to cure a cold in one day using laxative bromo quinine. The box bears the W B GROVE signature and lists a 30 cent price. The wording reflects historic patent medicine advertising.
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BE. W. Grove
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