Arctander probe actions conclude with ethics review pending
Proceedings against Attorney John W. Arctander for aiding draft registrants to evade service ended with the state board of law examiners scheduling a four week review by the state supreme court. The case centered on ethics, payments to counsel, and Arctander’s warning to non citizens about exemption rights, amid testimony of draft registrants visiting his office and bonds shown as loyalty proof.
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John W. Arctander
State Board of Law
State Supreme Court
Milner L. Todd
Archander
Vis
Mise Marie Ladd
Hia
Aretander
R. W. Burgunder
A Garden Debate on Lime and Lime Water
In this 1919 text a husband and wife joke over curing a sour garden. The husband suggests lime or molasses while the wife recalls applying air slaked lime and whitewashing the garden beds to aid growth. The exchange reveals practical folk wisdom and humor about garden care.
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Farm Loans on Rapid Increase Boosts Agricultural Growth
Washington April 14 A U S dispatch says the government has loaned nearly 200 million dollars to farmers for development. March loans total 15,046,277 bringing grand total to 194,608,626 since the program began and to 79,749 loans across 12 banks. Omaha led March lending with 4,565,550 followed by St Paul 1,893,200 and others.
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United Preas
Farm Loan Board
Laanea
Omaha
Land Bank
St. Paul
Houston
Spokane
Louisville
St. Louisa
Columbia
Wichita
New Orleans
Berkeley
Springfield
Hartmore
Highways Promote West on Pleasure Trip
A. C. Huston of Columbus Ohio grand monarch of the Mystic Order Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm and chairman of the Ohio good roads federation tours the coast stopping at the Washington Annex. He says good roads will advertise the Northwest better than any literature.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mystic Order
Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm
Ohio Good Roads Federation
National Highways Association
Washington Annex
Northwest
Huston Sys
Prospectors Strike Paystreak in Atlin
A gold strike in the Atlin district near the Alaska boundary has been reported by two Dawson prospectors. A Whitehorse resident who arrived aboard the Princess Mary on Tuesday says activity is expected to surge this summer in the area.
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Vancouver
B. C
Atlin
Alaska Boundary Line
Dawson
Whitehorse
Princess Mary
Arrested He Claims Morgan Is an Uncle
San Francisco April 16 Clarence P. Morgan alleges he is related to J Pierpont Morgan and will prove he is a nephew of the financier. He was arrested on charges of issuing worthless checks totaling 750 dollars drawn on New York banks after marrying Harriet Moore of Cleveland four days ago and staying at an exclusive hotel.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Clarence PF. Morgan
Morgan
New York
Harriet Moore
Cleveland
Ohio
Wise Pupil Faces Espionage Charge
Yakima April 16 An Elmer Priestia, once an honor student at Yakima High School and recipient of D A R and SBA awards, is charged with espionage as court convenes April 2. Springfield April 16 Sheriff Mester notes nocturnal concerts failing to attract inmates. A jail barn break-in by a saw and crow bar crew was observed last night.
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Elmer Priest Ia
Springfield
Mester
Jollity
Peptiron Promises Relief For Aftergrip Prostration
The ad touts Peptiron as a potent mix of pepsin wax iron celery and tonics to ease post fever fatigue paleness nervous debility neuralgia and insomnia. Consumers are urged to take one or two Peptiron after meals to aid digestion and vigor.
Standardizing Hospitals Aims to Improve Health Nationwide
Dr. John G. Bowman of the American College of Surgery arrives in Seattle to confer with local surgeons on hospital standardization. He says standardized hospitals using scientific methods will raise living standards and that his college will assist physicians, surgeons, and institutions nationwide.
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John G. Bowman
American College of Surgery
Chicago
Seattle
Bowman
Public School Protective League Meeting Postponed
The Public School Protective League meeting set for Tuesday evening April 22 at the Arena is postponed to a definite later date. League offices are at 409 Boston block with C. C. Miller in charge.
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Public School Protective League
League
Boston Block
C. C. Miller
Relief from skin disease through blood cleansing
An advertisement promotes S. S. S. as a blood remedy for skin diseases claiming local treatments only relieve symptoms. It asserts the disease originates in the blood and promises results by cleansing impurities. It offers free advice from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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