Russian Women Work Men Talk At YWCA Mission in Russia
Mina Mlizgabeth Bates, YWCA worker, reports Russian women perform heavy field and factory labor while men stay idle. She describes half-time Moscow factories, rising prices, and widespread hunger. Bates recounts arranging a hostess house in Archangel for American troops before departing for San Francisco.
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New York
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Kerensky
Russia
Y. W. Co. AL
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San Francisco
Canine Attacks Policeman on Main Street Beat
Police Sergeant P. F. Looker was bitten on his leg by a dog owned by & Okana of 1228 Main Street while walking his beat near 12th Avenue and Main Street on Wednesday afternoon. Looker fired his gun to stop the dog and ended its life. He says the bite will not break him, though his attitude toward Orientals and dogs has soured a bit.
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Too Much Trouble Returns to Monroe
Charles Propst a waiter was arrested at the Wiltshire hotel on Seventh avenue and Westlake at 2 AM by Detectives McClellan Yoris and Fortner. Propst on parole from the Washington state reformatory at Monroe had been causing trouble and will be sent back to Monroe.
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Weaetlake
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Fortner
Propst
Washington State Reformatory
Monroe
Hook Him Twice on Same Booze Charge
S Kessler arrested in Seattle arriving from California with 12 pints of whisky and fined 50 by Police Judge Gordon. He was then rearrested by federal officers on a charge of importing wet stuff into dry territory and is held on 300 dollar bonds.
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S. Kessler
Seattle
California
Kessler
Gordon
Funeral services for Lieut John Neely
Funeral services for Lieut. John F E Neely Seattle aviator killed in Virginia on April 9 were held at the Bonney Watson chapel Thursday at 2 30 p m Neely son of Robert Neely 214 Summit Ave N He was killed when about to start an ocean to ocean flight from Hampton Field Virginia The ceremony was under the auspices of the Seattle Flyers club organization of aerial service men of the army and navy
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Seattle
Virginia
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Committee approves carfare for police
The public safety committee approved an ordinance to reimburse police and firmen for on duty carfare, cutting the police demand to $2,000 a month for the rest of the year. Officers must still cover travel to and from their homes. Also announced is a Moose Hall entertainment event for Elliott Bay Camp No. 5138 with a musical program this Thursday evening.
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Elliott Bay
Modern Wood
Men of America
Moosehall
Second Ave
Senecast
Sulzer Alaska Delegate Dies on Return to Ketchikan
Charles A. Sulzer congressional delegate elect from Alaska died Wednesday night en route to Ketchikan for medical treatment. The canvassing board announced his election over Judge Wickersham by 24 votes. Sulzer, born January 24, 1879 in Roselle New Jersey, had mined copper on Prince of Wales Island where the town of Sulzer is named. Survived by wife and one child.
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Celebrate Sigma Delta Chi Tenth Anniversary at Theta Chi Hall
The Sigma Delta Chi fraternity marks its tenth anniversary with events at Theta Chi hall located at 3515 17th Ave. N. KE. Thursday evening includes initiation ceremonies followed by a banquet and smoker.
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Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity
Theta Chi
17Th Ave
Adler-i-ka Claim Promises Cure for Bowel Trouble
A testimonial from J. H. Underwood of Marion Alabama asserts Adler-i-ka cured his wife’s incurable bowel condition and promises continued use. The copy argues the product expels gas and sourness instantly, cleanses the entire alimentary canal, prevents appendicitis and often cures constipation. It notes the mixture includes buckthorn cascara glycerine and nine other simple drugs and is sold by Swift Drug Co and leading druggists.
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Adler-i-ka
J. H. Underwood
Marion
Ala
Adler-ika
Swift Drug Co
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