Roosevelt in Government Service After Arctic Expedition
Commodore Robert E Peary s Roosevelt arrives in Seattle fresh from Norfolk and the Panama Canal now to be placed in Alaska fisheries service under Capt Hans Bierd Washington notes the ship s Arctic credentials and potential patrols around the Pribilof Islands while the Fanny Dutard schooner begins a five month Bering Sea season and a purse snatching incident is reported near 30th Ave and East Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Robert E. Peary
Roosevelt
Hans Bierd
Seattle
Alaska
Department of Fisheries
Norfolk
Panama Canal
Peary
North
Greenland
North Pole
Guantanamo
Cuba
Panama
Mexico
Bers
Arctic
Blerd
Pribilof Islands
Hierd
Fanny Dutard
Pacific Net and Twine Company
Dutard
Bering Sea
Hewitt Attorney Files Prejudice in Murder Case
J. M. Glasgow, attorney for S. A. Hewitt, facing murder charges in the death of his 10-year-old son after a January Auburn fire. He filed an affidavit of prejudice against Judge King Dykeman on Tuesday, prompting reassignment by Presiding Judge Smith before the case goes to trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Glasgow
A. Hewitt
Auburn
King Dykeman
Smith
Hewitt
Public Markets Stall List with Meats Produce Prices
A fragmented market column lists Stall 40 offerings including mackerel at 1 and 2 hundredths, ham burgers, coffee, Old English Worces sauce, peanut butter, ground chocolate, cocoa, rhubarb, oranges, walnuts and other groceries with various prices per unit or dozen. Readable items include Bronk's, Blake J-3A, Moyal Grocery Annex, and Stalla 19 and Annes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyal Grocery Co. Annex
Sunkist
Grocery Price List From 1919 Market Stalls
A fragment lists prices and items such as corn flakes sixteens, spinach, strawberries, margarine, cod, king salmon, comb honey, Bulgarian cottage cheese, chocolate, milk, cream cheese, potatoes, green asparagus, and lemons with shelf-stable quantities and stall numbers, reflecting a bustling late 19th to early 20th century market format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftalle
Japan
Briek Lehoene
Tom
Guittard
Burbank
West Queen Anne High to Train Students in Army Sanitary Work
A voluntary corps at West Queen Anne High School will train students in the U S Army sanitary branch for six months after the school board approved the program. Training covers military terms, drill, hospital administration, care of property, and more, with parental consent required and no enlistment. Separately, Seattle school board approves teacher salary raises to $69 annual increase up to $1,200 and 10 percent raises for engineers and janitors, plus overtime pay.
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Sanitary Branch
U. S. Army
West Queen Anne High School
Supt. Cooper
Ira C. Brown
Brown
Tuesaday
Seattle
Supt
Cooper
Patriotic Activities Rumor to Boots and Parades in Everett
In Everett a 10,000 strong patriotic parade is planned for Wednesday with the Bremerton Marines and Marine Band leading the line. The 610 Haight building hosts the National Guard recruiting drive seeking 22 men to reach full peace strength.
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The
National Guard Quartermaster Corps
Haight Building
Everett
Hremerton Marines
Marine Band
Alkali in Soap Bad For the Hair
Soap should be used very carefully to protect hair. Most soaps and shampoos contain excess alkali which dries scalp and makes hair brittle. Pure refined coconut oil is preferred. one or two teaspoonfuls cleanses hair and scalp, lathers richly, rinses easily, and leaves hair fluffy and easy to manage.
Robbery on Santa Fe Owl train wounds banker
J. J. Harden, vice president of the First National Bank of Hiokville, was found with his throat cut on the Santa Fe Owl train after leaving Los Angeles. He was taken to a hospital with a chance for recovery while a chloroform bottle and a closed penknife were found nearby. His wife reported he carried large sums, and the opened wallet and scattered papers support a robbery theory.
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Ban Diego
J. J. Harden
First National Bank of
County commissioners authorize bridge over Raging River
Yesterday the county commission approved a 1530 bridge project on Smith Parker road near the confluence with the Snoqualmie. Oscar Peck suffers second auto accident at Weller and Maynard. he has a broken arm from a weeks old incident. David Stoops falls ten feet from a scaffold at Duthie shipyard fracturing his skull. Mrs John Munson reports a burglary on 46th Street with a lady's watch and a necklace stolen. Jewelry valued at 500 dollars taken from K Sekjima at Jackson Street station. Four bootleggers fined and one jailed in Judge Gordon's court.
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Raging River
Bnoqualmie
Smith. Parker Road
Oscar Peck
Weller At
Maynard Ave
Weller
David Stoops
Blewett Et
J. FP. Duthie & Co
K. SekUima
Jackson
King Street
Exile Sailor Returns Home as Revolution Lifts Russia
Tokareff, a Russian sailor once aboard the Potemkin, plans to sail for Russia when freedom comes. He says many Russians in Seattle and across the US are heading home, including orders from New York and Pittsburg arrivals. He and other exiles hope to reunite with family on the Volga in Samara after 12 years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellerst
Tokareff
San Pedro
Runala
Samara
Volga
Russia
Seattle
Pittsburg
New York
Mines Flood Loss Estimated At Fifteen Million
Juneau reports that three Treadwell group mines flooded Sunday may never reopen, with an estimated $15,000,000 loss from the Treadwell Seven Hundred and Mexico mines. The Ready Bullion is spared by a new concrete wall, while one miner, Axel Tassel, is missing and presumed dead after the Mexica shaft disaster.
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Juneau
Treadwell
Seven Hundred
Mexico
Axel Tassel
Mexica
Vashon Ferry Clears Rumor Of Submersion
A false rumor claimed the Vashon ferry was submerged at its dock. The vessel operated normally on Monday and Tuesday, with Des Moines residents attributing the hoax to political rivals from the north end of Vashon island seeking to discredit the Des Moines landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vashon
Vashon Island
Des Moines
Police Fail to Gain New Clues in Seattle Murders
Detectives chasing the double murder of Mrs. Florence Wehn and Aaron Rehfeld in Seattle report no fresh leads by late Tuesday. An inquest into Wehn’s death is planned for the week, with the missing wedding ring seen as a potential clue. Suspect N. J. Bailey remains unidentified while W. E. Mace’s Port Ludlow detention and a hotel room alibi are noted.
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Florence Wehn
Aaron Rehfeld
Seattle
P. F. Haubris
W. FE. Mace
Port Ludlow
Mace
City Hospital
Joseph Hill
City Hotel
Yeelerway
N. J. Bailey
Rehfeld
Man Seeks Light Work For Sick Carpenter John Clegg
John Clegg a carpenter who has been ill for some time seeks light work he cannot lift heavy objects or perform strenuous tasks. An elevator operator or watchman job would suit him contact 309% 12th Ave or call East 5797 for opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clegg
12Th Ave
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Iif
Lberal
Cas
Victrolas
Amer
Ica
Northwest
U. S
Victrola
Victrola XVI
Standard Furniture CO
Second Ave
Pine St
L. Schoenfeld & Sons
S.11th St
Tacoma
Rento
H. T. Harvey
Washington Savings and Loan Association
Second Avenue
Rocksport
Mem
Misa
Elizabeth Manning
30Th Ave
East Jefferson
Westlake
Eezema
Bartell
J. R. Binyon
First Avenue
Binyon Optical CO
Wikrstave
Seneca St
Vhone Main
H. S
Misa Grace Rippe Ie
the Lloyd George Society
Innstead
Commandant Coontz
Navy Yard
Hremerton Methodist Church
Augustus Williams
Army
Philippines
Marine Recruiting Office
Houtelie
Press Club
Rallo
Mill Workers’ Union of
Mill Workers’ Union
International Executive Council
John Munson
Judge Gordon
Erickson
Third Ave
Misa E. R. Liban
Fourth Ave
Frank P. Bell
E. 8. Page
Wilson St
Jienny Liousia
Elim Iy
Georg
Mabel Abbott
Potemkin
Black Sea
Odessa
Rumania
Gorky
O. K
America
San Miguel Mission
Ramaker Bros. CO
Third Avenue
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