Old Army Game Returns to Seattle City Council
Superintendent Blackwell deflects blame for unsafe elevator oversight and costs of inspectors. The council, if consulted, would face hiring expenses as the issue drifts, while Boeing Airplane Co expands with a large payroll and local site acquisitions. East Marginal Way developments highlight need for proper access and graded improvements. The piece urges decisive council action this month amid industrial growth and lingering public safety concerns.
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Blackwell
Herbert Pratt
Theend
Boeing Airplane Co
Tacay
Cotbunes
East Marginal Way
West Marginal Way
Intercity council plan eyed by Tacoma and Seattle firms
The Star notes a joint intercity council plan by Tacoma and Seattle business groups to meet alternately in each city. The proposal aims to align common business goals, improve mutual understanding, and solve shared issues, highlighting a statesmanlike approach amid calls for better government administration.
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Tacoma
Seattle
the Star
Mark Sabre and his life in Penny Green connects with old love
In 1913 Sabre, a tolerantly minded Englishman of Penny Green near Tidborough, lives with wife Mabel while pursuing a publishing firm role. Hapgood notes their clash of temperaments and Mark’s fondness for his past sweetheart Nona Tybar, as he navigates friendship, work, and a looming partnership.
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Mark Sabre
Hapgood
London
Sabre
Mabel Sabre
Penny Green
Tidborough
Mark
Mabel
Deliga
Fortune
Mast and Sabre
Biles
Sebabtian Fortune
Sabres
Twyning
England
MR. Fargug
Eptuster
Tur
Perch
Red
Nona Tybar
Lord Tybar
Altho
Nona
Matt
Boom Bagahaw
Bagshaw
Dagehaw
Tybar
Mra Winifred
Readers letters and responses on city council race
Five citizens respond to letters about support for Henry D Tall and J M Price. Editorial page reveals letters backing Tall and a rebuttal from local citizens Manion Edwards, W B Brinton, J W Daniella, Joan B Shorett, and Jackson Bilbaugil clarifying stance in Beattie Washington area.
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Manion Edwards
W. B. Brinton
J. W. Daniella
The Japanese and the Farms In Seattle’s Climate
A letter critiques Philip Tindall’s anti Japanese stance, arguing Japanese and Italian farmers run Duwamish and White River valleys, producing much of Seattle’s fruit, vegetables, and pork while accusing him of hidden political motives. The writer, American by descent and longtime employer, defends immigrant work and urges tolerance.
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Maron
Philip Tindall
Mr. Tindall
White River
Seattle
Tindall Maya
True Friend Indeed Helps Lydia with Be Pinkham Remedy
A Cleveland area notice recounts how Be Pinkham’s remedy aided Lydia and other women, with a reader declaring a friend indeed after illness. The ad also advertises dancing lessons at The Hippodrome and new closet starts each Monday evening, inviting readers to join.
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Lee Angeles
Calif
Lydia
Poate
E. Pinkham
Peanoung
Hiyam
Angelo Cal
Yram St. Jornia
Jackson
Hippodrome, Fifth and University
Seattle Charter Amendments and Dog Control Proposals
Notice to electors outlines proposed charter amendments and ordinances for Seattle and Beattie. It includes municipal election dates, sections to be amended, and duties for the King County Humane Society and city departments.
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Driving Off the Farm and the German Influx Tale
The speaker recalls German settlers buying abandoned farms in the East, turning them from distressed holdings to modest wealth. He contrasts this with rural resentment toward minorities and notes excess numbers of Japanese, lawyers, job hunters, and calamity hawkers.
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Billy
Mr. Tindall
Learn a Word Today Credulous Defined for Readers
Today's word to credulous, pronounced kred you lus, means inclined to believe on slight evidence. It comes from Latin credere to believe and companion word credulity. The notice cites a wildcat stock scheme example and mentions local ads and dancing lessons in Skagit County.
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Star Peteening
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Hy Carrier
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Committee On Commerce
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ASM Hutchinson
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Scotland
Harry Lander
Providence
United States
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Avridge Mann
Lynden
Wash
Petty
Althout Times
Ohio
J. M. Price
W. Alaska
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Joan B. Shorett
Jackson Bilbaugil
Rites Mrs.Hardee
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City Oil
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City Comptroller
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Beattie Star
Phil Alte
W. Carr
M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Cuticura
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A. G. Hurd
Colony Bay, Mont
Skagit County
Frank P. Allen
Moulburne, Wash
Hippodrome
Fifth
Wil. Mary A. Jackson
New York City
Telephone Ellilott
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