Street dancing splits two towns in Pacific Northwest clash
In Puyallup and Sumner Washington a street dance clash erupts over legality and funding. Puyallup Mayor Steve Gray bans the event amid Legion fundraising needs while Sumner officials and residents praise the practice as safer and more controlled.
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the Star
Tacoma
Steve Gray
Puyallo
George D. Livesley
Sumner
Puyallup
Bruce A. Mercer
American Legion
Gray
Legion
Puyallup Coun
Sel
Livesley
Estate worth over twice initial value in Moeller case
Appraisers appointed by the superior court found the estate of the late Wigbert Moeller worth more than twice the widow Addie Page Moeller’s initial estimate of 25 000 dollars. The value is now over 56 000 dollars, in a report filed Friday. Moeller was found dead in a well a month after his marriage and his widow claims to have been downtown when the tragedy occurred while seeking letters of administration.
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Superior Court
Wigbert Moeller
Moeller
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Addie Page ‘Moeller
Board of
Swiss Croesus Must Pay $3,200,000 Fine
Geneva reports Jules Bloch the Swiss millionaire must pay a $3,200,000 fine for failing to declare war profits. The yearly deadline has elapsed and Bloch, who has given much to charity, will be substantially poorer after settling the penalty.
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Geneva
Jules Bloch
Bloch
Beer Gardens in Germany Disappear
BERLIN August 5. The familiar German middle class beer gardens vanish as wine palaces and cabarets rise. Diminished buying power and profiteers reshape leisure, with five hundred new fancy and expensive bars now operating in Berlin.
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Berlin
Orita
First Woman Passes State Department Diplomatic Exam
Miss Mota Hennay becomes the first woman to take the state department diplomatic post examination, marking a historic entry into the diplomatic service of the United States.
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Uncle Sam
Mota Hénnay
State Department
Picnic to Aid Jewish War Orphans in Europe
A Sunday picnic in Fortuna park will be hosted by the Independent Order of B'nai Brith and allied Jewish groups to raise funds for Jewish war orphans in Europe. The event aims to gather community support and finance relief efforts for affected children.
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Fortuna Park
Independent Order of B'nai Brith
Europe
Seattle Student Named Second Lieutenant in Army
Telegraphed notice from Washington states Floyd Raymond of 3533 Fifth Ave N.E. has been appointed a second lieutenant in the field artillery of the regular army. He is a University of Washington student and resides with his family.
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Washington
Floyd Raymond
N.el
Field Artillery
Regular Army
University of Washington
Iron Nutrition for Women Promises Quick Vitality Boost
An ad claims women suffer from iron starvation of the blood causing weakness and nervousness. It says organic Nuxated Iron reverses symptoms in two weeks, unlike metallic iron, and urges buyers to look for Nuxated on the package with a money back guarantee.
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Ron
Untitled notice fragment about upstairs sale location
The readable text indicates a sale takes place in an upstairs area with no further details. The fragment provides no clear entity names, dates, or organizations to identify a specific event or outcome.
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Rhodes
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