Elks Lodge to Build New Clubhouse at 24th Ave and 59th St
The Balard lodge No. 27 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks plans a new clubhouse at the corner of 24th Ave and W 59th St. with a cost of 30000 dollars, expected to be completed by January 1, 1920, per the building committee's plans.
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Balard Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
24Th Ave
W. 59Th St
Bolshevik Bull in Wild Fracas in Brooklyn
A distressed bull escaped from an abattoir near Leonard Avenue in Brooklyn, injuring bystanders and dodging police. Two officers chased the animal, one grabbing a horn and another its tail, until a New Yorker lassooed the bovine and stopped the chaos. The officer injuries were reported minor.
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Leonard Ave
Petrograd
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Pacific Ocean
Court Rules Woman Had No Role in Job Securing
In San Francisco on April 10, judge ruling found no evidence that Mrs Herman Lewis or any woman influenced Alfred Herts securing a leadership position with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. Herts denied the claimed contract and the $900 alleged due for services. The court confirmed Hertz did not land the job through the woman’s efforts.
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San Francisco
Alfred Herts
San Francisco Symphony Orchestra
Victor
Mra
Herman Lewis
New York
Hertz
Mra. Lewis
Chamber and club officials push for Sunset highway clearance
Norman Abrams representing the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club and J. P. Holden of North Bend traveled to Ellensburg after leaving Wednesday night to meet with Kittitas county officials and urge clearing the eastern approach of the Sunset highway over Snoqualmie pass.
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Kittitas County
Snoqualmie Pass
Norman Abrams
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
J. P. Holden
North Bend
Ellensburg
Banquet Honors Thomas Jefferson Birthday by King County Democrats
The King County Democratic club will host a birthday banquet for Thomas Jefferson on Saturday at 6 30 p m. in the Masonic club rooms located in the Arcade building.
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Thomas Jefferson
King County Democratic Club
Masonic Club
Arcade Building
Advertising Work Hunters Impress for Interview
A recruiter notes standout performers among advertising job hunters and proposes arranging an interview to explore strengths. The emphasis is on promising candidates who demonstrate initiative, range of skills, and potential fit with agency needs.
Use Powder Discreetly Says the Girl of the Golden Apple
The article advises women to choose and apply face powder carefully. It recommends small amounts, applying after finishing the toilet, and adjusting by skin type. It lists natural bases like vaseline for dry skin and warns about adulterated rice powders.
Split switch wreck on city street car line shocks town
A northbound Beacon Hill streetcar leaped the tracks after a split switch near 12th avenue and Dearborn, striking a telephone pole and teetering above the river gorge. Motorman radioed braking failure after the switch passed, with passengers few and the wreckers slow to arrive. Col T M Anderson to lead Camp Lewis as Gen Leitch departs for Siberia in coming service moves.
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12Th Ave
Dearborn
Bnt
Morphine
Foresnen
Col
T. M. Anderson
Joseph D. Leitch
Camp Lewis
Siberia
Leitch
Althe
Washington
Asia
Robert H. Silliman
Camp Travis
Tex
West Point
Thieves Take Lock From Basement Door Again
A. H. David reports thieves twice broke in stealing his wife's canned fruit and tools. After mounting a strong lock, the burglars returned Wednesday night and removed the lock along with the remaining canned goods.
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A. H. David
Brownstone Hair Tints Safe Gentle Gray Coverage
A vintage ad touts Brownstone Hair Tints as a harmless instant color restorer for gray hair. It promises odorless greaseless formula with no lead or harmful ingredients, offering Light to Medium Brown and Dark brown to Black shades. Includes trial offer and free booklet by mail with coupon. sample and shade request details.
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Oregon Guards Go to Siberia
Portland April 10 Two companies of Northwesterners veterans of Europe have been assigned to duty in Siberia. Co F and Co G Second battalion 162nd infantry. Since the armistice these troops have guarded in England. Ore gon natives formerly of the Third Oregon infantry. All their comrades except the rest of the second battalion have returned home and been discharged.
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Portland
Siberia
162Nd Infantry
England
Third
Oregon Infantry
Soothing Poslam for Fiery, Irritated Skin Relief
Poslam gives immediate relief to irritated skin with soothing cooling effects. Readers are urged to request a free sample from Emergency Laboratories in New York City and to try Possum Soap as a tonic for clearer, healthier skin.
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New York City
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