Speeders fined in Tuesday morning traffic crackdown
Four speeders were fined a total of $70, including Linhof who was arrested for sailing 49 25 an hour and charged $20. E. J. Miller received a $10 fine for 26 mph. Guy Bogges and Joe Bennett, stopped by Patrolmen Wilsen and Ballard, were each fined $20.
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Treasury
Nee Linhof
Fi- Dickinson
E. J. Miller
Guy Bogges
Joe Bennett
Wilsen and
Ballard
Roosevelt denounces Woman's Party in peace letter
Col. Roosevelt fires back at Mrs. George Rublee over her peace platform calling the organization silly and base. He likens its members to Copperheads who fought Lincoln and aimed to split the Union, while Rublee is noted as a leading suffrage worker and parade marshal in Washington.
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Col. Roosevelt
George Rublee
Washington
Woman's Party
Copperheads
Lincoln
Senators Sail to Hawaii on Sonoma Visit
A crowd cheers as 140 senators and representatives sail from San Francisco aboard the steam ship Sonoma to Honoliu lu in response to an invitation from the Hawaiian delegation seeking legislation favorable to the islands.
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San Francisco
Sonoma
Honoliuhu
Washington
Heirloom Lawsuits Surface in Ren v Allen Case
Skeletons in the Allen family of Seattle attorneys surface as Laura Ren sues J W Allen and wife before Superior Judge Smith. A financial settlement is sought in the divorce dispute involving J C Allen and relatives.
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Allen
Seattle
Smith
Laura Ren
J.C. Allen
J. W. Allen
Lawyers Wrangle In Libel Case Thomson Declares He Saved Millions
The Seattle libel suit against R. H. Thom son, former city engineer, reached trial delays as defense argued about admissibility of prior articles. Thomson testified he saved the city a million dollars while denying any intent to rob the city, and denounced anonymous letters as cowardly.
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Thomson
R. H. Thomson
Seattle Times
John R. Mitchell
James C. Jeffery
Holt & Jeffery
General Contractors
Jeffery
Denny Hill
Frederick Hausman
the Times
Will H. Thompson
Thompson
Thomason
The
Times
Europe
Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure After Few Applications
Advertises Danderine as a scalp treatment that removes dandruff and prevents hair loss after one to a few uses. Claims all dandruff particles and falling hair disappear and the scalp heals, urging purchase at drug stores for immediate benefits.
Cynthia Grey's Letters and Advice Column Snippets
A page of letters and Q&A runs requests for help with job finding for a husband, pest control, baking recipes, divorce grounds, age differences in romance, removing grass stains, and Alaska railroad work. Included are responses from Cynthia Grey and readers offering guidance and information.
Roundup Permit Revoked by Civic Committee
The Ministerial association's civic affairs committee urged the council to revoke the license for the proposed Roundup event at Madison Park, labeling it a brutal spectacle and seeking action at the Tuesday meeting.
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Madison Park
Ministerial Association
Paris Fashion Sale on gloves and silk cloaks
A sale offers 2 clasp French Kid and Imported 2 clasp Cape and Over seam gloves and washable Chamois Gloves. Prices are 65 cents per pair for the first items and 54 cents per pair for the black white and gray Milanese silk items. Full size range available.
Fight to secure Willard Johnson fight film admission
In New York on April 27 a legal bid opened as promoters’ attorneys demanded that the Willard Johnson fight films be admitted for exhibition in the United States. The action targets the port’s ruling and seeks clearance to show the footage domestically.
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Willard Films
New York
Willard-Johnson
Dudley Field Malone
Police Sought in Search for Missing Girl Minnie De Merit
Mrs Frank Gilbert of 3424 Yesterday asked police to find Minnie De Merit 18 who vanished last Thursday after seeking work and staying at the Gilbert home. The girl had no known relatives or friends in the city and left with only a suitcase and umbrella. She is described as 5 feet tall, 135 pounds with light hair, wearing a light gray suit patent leather shoes and a new hat with flowers.
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Minnie de Merit
Frank Gilbert
Misa de Merit
Gilbert
Deny Spur Track With Council Dissent at Renton Vote
With Haas and Hanna dissenting the council approved a six to two decision to deny Renton a permit for a spur line at Fifth Avenue and Weller Street. The council argued the Renton line has opposed city interests by blocking Rainier Valley improvements and should receive no favors until its tactics change.
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Haas
Hanna
Montay
Renton Line
Fifth Ave. St
Weller St
Renton
Rainier Valley
Ford Man Speaks at Chamber Luncheon
Norval A. Hawkins of Ford Motor Co. Detroit spoke at noon Tuesday during a Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon at the Butler.
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Norval A. Hawkins
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Chamber of Commerce
Butler
Painless Dentistry Praised by Frank Johnson
Frank Johnson of 4614 14th Ave. N. W. commends Regal Dentists for painless extraction after four years of painful experiences. He urges others with tooth troubles to visit and receive careful, first rate care without pain.
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Frank Johnson
14Th Ave. N. W
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10Th Ave
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Fife
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Ford
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DR. L. BR. Clark
Regal Dental Offices
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