M A R C Declares Blondes Dying Out in Seattle Study
The Seattle Municipal Anthropological Research Commission ends its fifth conference by voting for brunettes as the remaining blonde, with only Herr Schnitzelburgher dissenting. The discussion notes Americans trending toward brunette complexions and predicts blondes will disappear. The publication photo shows Anita M. Busby, a brunette, from the Casaruda apartments.
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Seattle Municipal Anthropological Research Commission
Birdsong
Herr Schnitzelburgher
Biondes
Ernest Neers
Europe
Antipodes Wlegehts
Commission For Publication Today
Anita M. Busby
Casaruda Apartments
Missing in Big Dock Fire Declares Death of Frank Wheater
The Grand Trunk Pacific dock fire leaves Frank Wheater declared legally dead by Judge Frater after friends sought to protect his property. Other missing include Harold Harvey and O A Linn. Firemen suffer burns as crews continue search with docks to be rebuilt.
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Frank Wheater
Grand Trunk Pacific Dock
Frank ©. Wheater
Airedale
Walnut St
Frater
Wheater
Harold BE. Harvey
Bodie
C. H. Nicholson
Grand Trunk Pacific
Seattle
Emma Goldman to Debate Prohibition at Dreamland
Emma Goldman the anarchist and author will speak Sunday afternoon at 3 and again at 8 at Dreamland on The Immorality of Prohibition and Continence. She will debate political versus direct action with Joseph Gilbert of Seattle editor of the Seattle Herald.
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Emma Goldman
Dreamland
Goldman
Joseph Gilbert
Seattle
Seattle Herald
Forest Fire Threatens Outskirts of St Helens
A forest fire near Yankton spread toward the outskirts of Wear St Helens threatening buildings as firefighters battled the flames. The blaze began about a week ago and continued to advance today, prompting evacuation concerns and emergency measures.
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Ore
Wear St. Helens
Yankton
Wife Leaves After Seventeen Years Divorce Medley Heard
Bernard Buell testified in a Havana to Mexico City flight case in open court. He said he cannot recall why his wife abandoned the family after 17 years and three children and did not return. The judge granted the divorce along with a dozen others yesterday.
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Smith
Havana
Cuba
Mexico City
New York City
Buell
Prosecutor Voices Need for Reform in Mental Health Custody
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Tom Kennedy criticizes railroading people to insane asylums. He urges the state to provide three observation hospitals scattered across the state, noting small counties could not afford independent facilities and calling for immediate action.
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Tom Kennedy
President Wilson Eyes End to Western Railmen Strike
President Wilson planned a 5 p.m. meeting with Western railroad executives and trainmen to avert the threatened strike. He was to urge concessions from both sides in Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Western Railroads
Boalt censorship crisis stirs Navy officials
Washington August 1 Officials in Washington express embarrassment as war department censorship plans collide with a public desire for free publicity. Daniels opposes broad censorship while criticism targets Funston's handling of the Boalt matter at Vera Cruz. The navy court martial findings on Roalt's ley de fuga are sent to Congress with disputed witness testimony.
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Times of Peace
War Department
Boalt
Daniels
Navy
Garrison
Funston
Vera Cruz
General Staff
Congress
Huerta
Mexico
Roalt
Ensign Richardson
Arkansas
Board of Inquiry
Inter national Peace Bureau seeks Wilson mediation aid
The International Peace Bureau has appealed to President Wilson to offer his good offices as a mediator in the European conflict. The request follows discussions on peace efforts amid the ongoing war, signaling a shift toward diplomatic mediation.
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International Bureau of Peace
Wilson
Count Disqualification Threatens Seven Sisters Petition
Olympia dispatch says Secretary of State Howell disqualifies the bill to abolish the Bureau of Inspection after finding 31,418 valid signatures, 418 short. Lucy Case, executive secretary, vows court action. she adds 200 more signatures per remaining petition. Howell cites illegal signatures despite county verification.
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Bureau of Inspection
L. D. McArdle
Seven Sisters
Lucy Case
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