German Agents Round Up Nazi Suspects in Puget Sound Area
Federal agents rounded up a group described as alien enemies linked to Northwest intrigue. Ernest Leybold and others, including Hans Crow, were arrested near Long Lake three miles west of the Puget Sound navy yard. Authorities searched a Long Lake summer home and a U S station in Seattle. officials declined to reveal details.
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Leyboild
Dorn
Leybold
Alvo Vonleben
Long Lake
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Iron
von Alvensieben
Wilson
Portland
Bold
Hans Crow
Lum Run
George F. Schloeter
Yester
U.S Ton Station
Union
Long
E. R
Espion
Puget Foundry
Fed
Alvensieben
Seattle
John Montague
Slacker Exemption Lines Drawn Amid Army Debate
Officials vow to tighten lines around those avoiding service under the Selective Service law. Thomas Piie denounces foreigners granted exemption and urges conscription drives as battle lines form over who must serve. Russians with exemption status noted in debate.
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Thomas Piie
Ail 2
Canadians Get Tough Air on Draft Exemptions
Officials press to deny many exemptions for war material industries arguing only essential workers should be spared. Seattle boards focus on protecting production while warning against fraudulent claims that hurt others, with emphasis on married status not guaranteeing exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Seattle
Teacher Canton Selected for Army Rally Amid Scruples
Gerard T Canton a Broadway high school political economy teacher was certified for military service despite his conscientious scruples. The board cited his alleged slack behavior and derogatory remarks about the government stirring a full investigation led by Nathan Eckstein and Superintendent Cooper with possible removal if charges hold.
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Gerard T. Canton
Broadway High School
Canton
Division 8
John J. Sullivan
Board of Education
Nathan Eckstein
Cooper
Eckstein
Workmen's Circle Excursion to Delano Beach Sunday
The Workmen's Circle of Seattle plans a Sunday excursion to Delano beach aboard the chartered steamer Tourist leaving Colman dock at a.m. The trip features dancing on the boat and at the beach and various sport contests. A 5,000,000 can jam order from the war department is noted as a rush hour detail near First and Pike.
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Workmen's Circle of
Seattle
Delano Beach
Colman Dock
War Department
Seattle Reports 4300 Best Youths Ready for War
Seattle will send about 4300 young men to Uncle Sam's forces as the draft quota fills and troops camp at Camp Lewis. Estimates drawn from navy marine corps naval militia and Adjutant General records show Seattle contributors across infantry coast artillery signal corps medical corps naval militia and ambulance units with select service totals around 1456 plus volunteers from University of Washington and local naval training. Officials say exact numbers are hard to pin down due to shifting addresses and nonsegregated recruiting records. Seattle is contributing a sizable share to both sea and land forces.
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Crowder
Washington
Seattle
Uncle Sam
Camp Lewis
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Militia
Thompson
Washington Second Infantry
Washington Coast Artillery
Washington Signal Corps
Washington Medical Corps
Naval
University of Washington
Regular Army
Army
Pionéer Building
Wundreda
Marine Corps Office
Gen. Thompson
Wilson Signs Food Bill as Trust Is Found
President Wilson signs the food control bill into law as the federal trade commission presents Hoover with evidence of an alleged attempt to corner California tomato canneries. Hoover expects state enforcement chiefs and full authority to act, with food control likely ordered nationwide soon.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Herbert Hoover
California
Hoover
House
Senate
Fire Destroys Fish at San Juan Wharf
Fire at the San Juan Fish Co. wharf damaged the stock stored in the warehouse lower jets and destroyed the three story roof. The blaze occurred at about 1 o clock Friday morning at Stacy street foot. Loss estimated at $1,000 with fish ruined by water.
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San Juan Fish Co
Stacy At
Jotoken
Bargain Basement Economies in Boys' Wearables
A catalog note advertises a varied assortment to aid selection with striped patterns, all white options, and soft or starched cuffs. Available sizes range from 14 to 17, promoting value in boys clothing.
Seattle stores to close at 7 P M Saturdays
Clerks in shoe clothing furnish ing and jewelry trades in Seattle vote to end a late closing schedule. The newly formed union asks the public to support the 7 P M Saturday closing trial to allow time for personal use. If public response fails the longer hours may return.
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Seattle
Hallelujah I'm a Bum Airmen Tune Echoes In War Time
A wartime narrator recalls airmen in a camp where laughter and song mix with dangerous missions. The boys scramble on improvised courts while pilots Pat and others engage in fierce aerial combat, reflecting youth, humor, and fear in wartime morale.
The Bon Marche Promotes New Phoenix Silk Hose and White Gloves
New shipments arrive for Phoenix Silk Hose in black white and fall shades with lisle garter tops seamless feet and full fashioned toes. Gloves offered in two clasp styles in sizes 5 1/4 to 7 3/4 are available in white with embroidered backs and color accents. Also showcased are white garments sizes 2 to 16 years and lightweight suits with low necks and trimmed cuffs.
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Phoenix
Copenhagen
Saturday in the Children's Shoe Section
Children's Novelty Shoes in tan calf or patent leather with elk leather tops offered in sizes 5 to 8 1 2 at 2.50 per pair plus misses calf strap slippers priced at 2 25 and available in sizes 11 14 to 2. Durable strap slippers feature a dull finish calf leather and leather bow with light-weight soles for easy fit.
Shoes for Boys and Girls From the Regular Shoe Shop
Regular Shoe Shop offers tennis oxfords at $1.75 and boys shoes at $2.75 per pair. Leather options in sizes 2 1/4 to 5 1/2 emphasize durability for mothers seeking value. Also white canvas styles at $2.00 with white rubber soles, available in sizes 2 1/4 to 6. Main floor Bon Marche.
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Oxfords
BON Marche
Carry Home Specials in the Grocery and Delicatessen
Mixed Pickling Spices a pound 25 cents to use for pickling. Whole Stick Cinnamon a pound 55 cents. White Mustard Seed a pound 5 cents. Del Monte Tomatoes No 3 can per can 17 2 cents. Mayflower Coffee 25 cents a pound roast ed fresh daily. California Strained Honey a pound 25 cents. Small Dill Pickles a quart 20 cents. Bon Marche Peanut Butter a pound 15 cents. Jiffy Jelly quick dessert. Saturday only. Fourth Floor Bon Marche.
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del Monte
Bon Marche
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S. O. S. Quick
REV. S. X. S
Herbert Mahler
Berkeley
Cal
Samuel X. Sever
Chicago
Workmen’s Circle
San Juan Wharf
Milan
Children’s Rompers
Padre
Pat
Earth
Allman-Killer
Sonny
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