Woman Sentenced to Closed Institution
Justice C. C. Dalton sentences Lucille Brown to a term at the closed institution after a narcotics user conviction. The ruling cites an unrepealed statute requiring women convicted of offenses other than murder robbery and arson be sent to the home. The decision follows no objection from the prosecutor, despite an attorney general opinion suggesting the state penitentiary could replace the home. The girl will be held at the county jail until notification of commitment arrives and the superior court is asked to review the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
Lucille Brown
Superior Court
Women's Industrial Home
Tin smith's deafness foils hold up at shop
W. J. Cummings tinmith of 2921 First Ave is deaf. A robber entered his shop Monday night and waved a revolver. Cummings mistook the man for needing a repair and said he was a zinemith, prompting the bandit to abandon the robbery. He later realized he had been held up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Cummings
Tinamith
First Ave
Cummings
Children Held for Board Bill Voyage to Calgary
Tommy Bradford aged 9 and his sister Margie 5 were shipped by rail and boat to their father in Calgary Alberta. Held as security for a board bill they were with Mrs P K Sloan at Roy since summer. Sloan surrendered them when an officer called. The children played in the prosecutor’s office Monday. a collection aided their journey. Mrs Hl H Hoffman cared for them in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Bradford
Margie
Calgary
Alberta
P. KE. Sloan
Roy
Open house rule at White House under Mrs Harding
Washington reports a new open house atmosphere at the White House with visitors allowed in the front hall under guard. Mrs Harding directs a flower filled residence and formal entertaining increases as affairs are organized by her social secretary and housekeeper. The note adds the University of Chile first admitted women in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Hardings
The
University of Chile
Missing man sought by police and county officers
George FR Sease, 39, a checker for the Great Northern Pathway Company, has been reported missing by his wife since April 19. Mrs Sease, 23 years old, and a 23 year old son live at 906 N 76th Ave. authorities request information leading to his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FR. Sease
Checker
Great Northern Pathway Company
Toot It Wasnt Extraordinary News
Beacon Hill residents mistook a car siren for a major event or fire when W Spanecker’s auto horn involuntarily sounded on a Tuesday. The horn short circuited and police, alerted by several calls, found Spanecker asleep with his window open near the siren. The neighborhood woke up and debated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
W. Spanecker
C. W. Black
Spanecker
Advertising honesty program aids Seattle advertisers
The Better Business Bureau of the Seattle Advertising Club leads a public service initiative that scrutinizes advertising and selling practices. The program teaches advertisers that 100 percent honesty in advertising pays and aims to elevate standards across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ype Ince Tr & Nelson
Better Business Bureau of the
Seattle Advertising Club
Better Business Bureau
Jack of Six Trades: Fisher Demonstrates Wide Specialization
Wellesley Mass April 26 Miss Misa Elizabeth F Fisher professor of geology at Wellesley College shows a single career span across six roles surveyor author lecturer field geologist and world traveler She is a Massachusetts Institute of Technology alumna who conducted oil field research in Tunisia Baku Caspian Urals and Siberia Her work includes soil erosion control water supply mineral fuels and conservation of natural resources She authored Resources and Industries of the United States and led early field work for oil pools in Texas helping shape the Gulf Coast oil boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Misa Elizabeth F. Fisher
Wellesley College
Jack
Miss Fisher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Anda
International Geological Congress
Tunasia
Baku
Caspian
Urals
Siberia
United States
Alaska
Gulf
Texas
Ginn & Co
Aunt Dolly Spencer Wins Milford Mayoral Race
In Milford Ohio the election outcome hinges on community affection for "Aunt Dolly" Spencer. Her famous cherry pie and popular crust helped propel her to the mayoralty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly” Spencer
Milford
Dolly
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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James Murray
Blue Ridge Hills
John Fox, Jr
Panty
Folger
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger & CO
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Seattle - Kansas City
Dallas
Shizuoka
Japan
Folger’s Golden Gate Line
Bureau of Missing Relatives
Star
Tte
Thie
Theter
Alee
John Nedrelow
Seattle
Henry Nedrelow
Plainview
Minn
Ohio
Ilee Laks
Ohio Range
Bureau
Mimies
Bethine
Bath
Bureem
Frederick & Nelson
Massachusetts Tech
Second Ave
Pike St
Canada
Legion
Pen Legion
Crack Military Musical Organization
Seattle Post
American Legion
Mildred Ebey Robinson
Boldt's
Seattle Optical Co
Second Avenue
Cela
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Kreisler
Irene
Alice
Edith Day
Colleen O
Reinold Warrenrath
Happy Six
Louisiana
Prince’s Orchestra
Tandy Mackenzie
Piha
Third Ave
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