What Ho We Are Going To Have Another Week
The conventions clean up and paintup bureau extends a purge week as city crews and railroads join in cleaning untouched spots. Parent Teachers associations and fourteen university girls lead a coordinated campaign for a cleaner city ahead of summer visitors.
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Cleanup Week urged by church leader
District officials and Dr. M A Matthews of First Presbyterian church call for moral cleansing alongside physical cleaning during Cleanup Week. They urge community participation with the slogan Let's all help.
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M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Rabbi Ejected From Seattle Streetcar After Dispute
Rabbi H. Gennes of 519 29th Ave was treated for a wrenched arm after a Seattle Electric Co conductor forcibly ejected him from a 23rd Ave streetcar Sunday night. He had a transfer from Yesler and 23rd and planned to seek a warrant for the conductor.
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H. Gennes
Seattle Electric Co
23Rd Ave
Yesser
Yesler
Yesler Way
New Cedar River Dam Powers City Lighting System
Water in the new Cedar river dam was tested Monday for the first time to generate electricity for the city lighting department. Superintendent Ross announced that two pipes from the old dam supply the water while the new structure is repaired.
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Cedar River
Ross
Bakers Parade Downtown Tuesday Says Master Bakers Convention
Delegates from five states attend the Master Bakers convention starting Tuesday at the Smith building. Cakes will be distributed to the public during the morning session parade. Bakers in autos form at James O between First and Second Aves, with wagons assembling east of First Ave from James to Marion Streets, followed by the industrial section.
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Master Bakers
Smith Building
James #0
First
Second Aves
First Ave
James
Ives to Organize Armenian Aid Committee Here
Rev Howard Ives financial secretary of the Apostolic Order of Konia will arrive May 2 to set up a local committee to aid the Armenians. The effort aims to coordinate fundraising and relief efforts for Armenian victims.
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Howard Ives
The
Apostolic Order of
Konia
Ammonia Gun Man Faces Life Sentence in Robbery
John Miller aged 43 of Kansas was convicted by a jury of highway robbery of Robert Cheadle at 2614 Warren Ave. Deputy Prosecutor Friend plans to file habitual criminal charges to seek life imprisonment. Miller used an ammonia gun to spray his victim. the jury returned a single ballot verdict.
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John Miller
Kansas
Walla Walla State Prison
Friend
Miller
Robert Cheadle
Warren Ave
McNeil Island
Jordan Case Heads to Supreme Court Over License Revocation
Dr. J Eugene Jordan won an appeal against the state board of medical examiners action revoking his license and the case will be carried to the supreme court for further review.
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J. Eugene Jordan
State Board of Medical Examiners
Supreme Court
Reader letters on morality and practical advice
A long reader exchange discusses male fault and female sacrifice, legal marriage standards, insurance, and social stigma. A Q and A reveals advice on common law marriage, crocheted crafts, Alaska job leads, baldness causes, and a note on patenting a potential cure.
Street Car Union to Demand Right to Organize
In San Francisco on April 12 B F Bowker general organizer of the Street Car Men's union said an ultimatum will be sent to United Railroads tonight demanding the right to unionize. The company will be called on to reinstate workers discharged for union activities.
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San Francisco
B. F. Bowker
Street Car Men's Union
United Railroads
Western Union to Fire Union Men
President Newcomb Carlton told the federal relations commission that Western Union plans to discharge workers for union membership. He cited a workforce of about 40,000 and argued that nothing should hinder the operation of the telegraph company.
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Chicago
Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Co
Federal Relations Commission
Western Union
Carleton
Portland Jitney Driver Aaron Popick Shot by Thugs
Portland authorities report Aaron Popick, a jitney bus driver, was shot by unknown assailants. Investigators seek witnesses and surveillance footage as they probe the motive and gather details for charges.
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Portland
Aaron Popick
Linoleum Specials and Laying Charges on Fourth Floor
Second day sale offers discounted linoleum with rotation of laying services. Prices per yard include printed linoleum regular 55c, special 37 1 4c. heavy inlaid 1.35 regular, 1.19 special. extra heavy printed 65c regular, 47 1 4c special. extra heavy inlaid 1.50-1.65 regular, 1.29 special. inlaid 90c regular, 68c special. Fourth Floor.
Tremendous silk and dress goods sale on one day
Large clearance of silk lengths and dress fabrics of 3 to 10 yards each. Many pieces once priced up to 10.00 a yard are now reduced for one day to a special price. First Floor.
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Nottingham
Novel Women’s Fashion Fabrics and Styles on Sale
AV be had in all taffeta all messaline and all Jersey also Jersey top with messaline or taffeta flounces. They are beautifully made with the fitted elastic waistband in green navy Belgian blue white sand putty gray pink and black also in change able green and blue and green and cerise. Special at $3.95. 2d Fileor.
Jitney Bus Men Face No Arrest Despite Threats
Puget Sound Traction officials failed to arrest jitney bus men Monday despite policy threats. Superintendent Kempster discussed moving pictures of alleged violations and potential actions to arrest those who did not post 2500 under the contested law. Prosecutor Lundin said no warrants were issued and awaited court rulings on the emergency clause while jitney men prepared a referendum strategy at Fremont Hall.
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Nouncements
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Kempster
Traction Company
Lundin
Supreme Court
Jurney
Fremont Hall
Fremont
Doubly Sure of Death By Own Action At Bay Street Dock
An unidentified man jumped into the bay at the foot of Bay Street after cutting his left wrist with a knife. He was pulled out by W. H. Dacey, D. Be. Russell and Thomas Madeen, and a pulmotor was used by Dr. Hartley, but he died from loss of blood. A whisky bottle was found on the dock and is believed to have given him courage for the act.
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Mise Grey
Bay St
W. H. Dacey
D. BE. Russell
Thos. Madeen
Seven Enumclaw High seniors strike over reinstatement
Seven boys of the Enumclaw high school senior class struck and refuse to return to school until Walter Gross, expelled for keeping after hours, is reinstated. The protest began April 12 and centers on the dispute over after school detention and disciplinary actions.
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Enumclaw
Numelaw High School
Walter Gross
Patrolman Blount Denies Admitting Charge
Patrolman Lee Blount dismissed by Chief Lang denies the report that he admitted responsibility for the condition of a youth in the Florence Crittenton home. He maintains his innocence of the charges.
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Lee Blount
Lang
Florence Crittenton
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