Girl Gives Prize to Church in Cathedral Debt Drive
A Catholic fundraising campaign at St James aims to raise over 100000 for cathedral debt and diocesan needs. About hundred team captains plan April 24 to May 34 drives with pledges from St James members to donate one tenth of their incomes quarterly. The prize winner donated to church funds and a letter from Rev. J G Stafford notes the prize will aid the contest. General chairman W W Connor and Kane lead the drive planning.
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Othr
St. James
Home For
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred
Providence Sisters the of Folks Home
The
of the Good Shepherd
Gerber
Harrison
J. G. Stafford
St Cathedral
United States Army
W. W. Connor
E. H. Kane
Food profiteers gain by walkout in Chicago strike
Federal officials questioned 33 food dealers mainly produce men as a grand jury probes strike actions affecting prices and transport. Potatoes jumped $5.50 to $7.75 per hundred pounds, with butter green vegetables eggs and meats following. Government meats stored here were to be released to Chicago for sale.
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Chicago
Angry Bride Seeks Annulment Over Age Gap Claim
Ruth C. Ransom alleges she married C. Horrobin at 2415 North 40th Street on July 23, 1919. She says she was misled about his age claiming he was 71 while he was 20, and seeks annulment through legal action.
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Ruth C. Ransom
C. Horrobin
N. 40Th St. W
Cows Distracted as Two Men Absent from County Stockade
George and Fred Fooled the Cows out to bring in the cows at the county stockade Friday. Deputies were still searching for George and Fred.
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George
Fred
Noted St Francis Shows San Francisco's Spirit
The St Francis Hotel in San Francisco is praised for embodying the city’s spirit, offering warmth and welcome to visitors. It stands as a landmark in the downtown area with 1,000 rooms and multiple ballrooms, hosting presidents, ambassadors, and dignitaries. The hotel was funded by a bond issue after the 1906 fire and remains a premier Western hotel.
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St. Francis
San Francisco
Seattle
Beattie Star
USA City
St. Francia
Union Square
America
Chicago
The
Prince of Siam
California
Althout
St. Francis Hotel
Overall club debated by five random residents
Quentin Quidnunc asks five people from varied jobs if they would join an overall club. Responses range from favorable to cautious with notes on dress requirements and social norms.
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Thomas B. Foster
U. S. Secret Service
Federal Building
Fireman alleges wife kept him from home with parties
Joseph Volk, a city fireman, testified in divorce court that every time he answered the phone a strange man caller asked for his wife May Elizabeth Volk. He said she hosted dances and frequent parties at their 614 Pith avenue home, with regular attendance and without him.
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Dorothy
London
Lady Curragh
England
Helminghama
France
Miss Fairfax
Champfleury
National Gallery
Min
Margate
Meira
Mora Curragh
Susan
Dick Gasgoyne
Nick
Gasgoyne
Mrs
Armine
Curragh
Moira
Joseph Volk
May Elizabeth Volk
Pith Ave. W
Volky
Damages Sought Over Loss of Job and Suspect Incident
A man sues for damages claiming a tall man with glasses took $20 from his wife’s purse in an incident that cost him his job. The suit targets Mae M. Young and cites Edwin C. Hansett as the affected salesman. Also notes Rainier Club president ER A Strout recovering from appendicitis and Alaska Governor Riggs addressing Queen Anne High School students and staff.
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Mae M. Young
Edwin C. C. Hansett
Hiawatha Pl
Strom
Hansett
Mra. Young
Superior Court
Priv
A. Strout
Rainier Club
Thomas J Riggs
Alaska
Queen Anne High School
How Rheumatism Can Be Overcome
In poor health rheumatism may develop when conditions favor it. Blood rich and well oxidized helps eliminate poisons. Mrs Elizabeth Wilson of Los Angeles credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing her rheumatism and improving nerves and appetite after using the pills for two weeks. The ad promotes purchases by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady.
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Elizabeth Wilson
Mestrella Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Dr. Williams
Horse Didn't Pull Cost Suspect Fine and Costs
Mrs. J. L. Zimmerman testified she saw A. C. Lowery beating a horse. She confronted him at 6306 Keystone Place and struck him. Lowery appeared before Justice W. Brinker and paid a $5 fine plus $24.70 in costs for cruelty to an animal.
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J. L. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
A. C. Lowery
Keystone Place
Lowery
Ous W. Brinker
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