Senators Pull Day Bill Teeth
Washington August 11 United Press the house prohibition enforcement bill was sent to the senate judiciary committee after revision by a subcommittee The senate removed harsh terms requiring knowledge to hold owners liable and narrowed liability to knowledge of illegal use The panel also lowered the bond by requiring a $1000 loan instead of covering full property value
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United Press
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
No changes in railroad tie up in Pacific Northwest
Portland Aug 11 The railroad shopmen strike situation remains unchanged with no sign that workers who walked out in Montana cities Seattle Spokane Tacoma and other Washington cities will return. President W insists demands not considered until return to work. Serious curtailment of freight movements is predicted unless men return. none of the Oregon workers walked out.
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Pacific
Montana
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Washington
Oregon
Pastor Drops Rifle Kill Boy On Beach
Rev W. A. Couden of Livermore accidentally dropped a rifle aboard a boat yesterday causing the discharge and the instant death of 4 year old Edward Schwedhelm on the shore of Lower Lake Ukiah California. The boy’s parents reside in Berkeley.
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W. A. Couden
Livermore
Edward Schwedhelm
Lower Lake
Berkeley
Terfeeting the Plate Advances in Dental Plate Technology
Advances toward perfecting dental plates improve comfort and utility. New plates reduce apparent false teeth and enhance thinness, lightness, and resiliency. Prices are moderate at the noted location.
Eskimo Hospitality and Food Tales From Seattle Visit
Mrs Hawkesworth describes Arctic diet including whale skin and reindeer milk while visiting Seattle. She notes Eskimo children show keen eagerness to learn, and Hawkesworth, a longtime Alaska school official, plans a new post in Juneau. Tea replaces liquor in Barrow communities as Prohibition looms.
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Charles Wesley Hawkesworth
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Striking Packers Return as Wage Dispute Moves Ahead
Chicago Aug 11 Federal Judge Alschuler vowed to hear the wage dispute between packers and stockyard workers tomorrow prompting several thousand workers to return to their stations today. The labor council had earlier ordered a return to work after the reopening and police protection had brought 3,000 Black workers back. The judge's involvement intensified the bargaining as the wage dispute developed.
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Alschuler
Stock Yard Labor Council
Hollanders Plan New Brotherhood Meeting
Native born Hollanders will assemble in the Chamber of Commerce on Sunday August 17 at 10 am to organize a permanent Hollanders Brotherhood. Bouke van der Meer Peter Prima and Jan Bergama named as arrangements committee.
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Bouke van der Meer
Peter Prima
Jan Bergama
Flattery Elicits Discomfort When Belief Is Lacking
A study finds that flattery causes discomfort unless recipients feel genuine belief behind praise. The effect varies with self esteem and context, suggesting praise should be sincere to avoid negative reactions and maintain trust.
Chinese Will Appeal Cause Aimed at Senate and League
The Chinese National Welfare Society outlined a plan to carry their cause to the United States Senate and, if needed, to the league of nations fitness. Lam Ming Tuck was elected president with Chin Kay as secretary and William L. Dong as treasurer. the group appealed to former President Taft to influence self-determination.
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United States Senate
League of Nations
Chinese National Welfare Society
Lam Ming Tuck
Chin Kay
William L. Dong
W. H. Taft
Daring Rescue at Lake Washington as Classmates Save Friend
Miss Alice Swope of 302 14th Ave North saved her classmate Gertrude La Grave from drowning off Lake Washington. La Grave cried for help after cramps. Swope swam out, dived deep, and hauled her to shore with aid from Helen Gilroy. Both were university students in a swimming party.
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14Th Ave. N
Gertrude la Grave
Oak Place
Lake Washington
Miss la Grave
Miss Swope
Helen Gilroy
Boylaton Ave
Clovis L. la Grave
la Grave
Seattle National Bank
Gilroy
Swope
Bankers Meet on Mount Rainier in 24th Annual Event
Members of the Washington Bankers' association gathered at Paradise Inn in Rainier National Park for their 24th annual convention. Sessions run Tuesday and Wednesday with O. M. Green of Exchange National Bank of Spokane presiding and Governor Louis F. Hart greeting delegates Tuesday. In a separate district meeting, School District No. 190 accepted a $23,000 state bond bid at par with 5 percent interest.
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Ers’ Association
Paradise Inn
Rainier National Park
O. M. Green
Exchange National Bank of Spokane
Louis F. Hart
Boldt's Eatery Visit Prompt Downtown Swap
A reader suggests dining at Boldt's with addresses 1414 3d Ave uptown and 913 2d Ave downtown, inviting a casual exploration of two nearby locations. The note mixes two blocks and asks which is preferable for a meal.
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Uptown
3D Ave
2D Ave
Undertakers Benefit as Others Suffer Most
The phrase frames a grim shift in fortunes highlighting how collective hardship improves the prospects for funeral services and related industries, reflecting social and economic disparities present in the period.
Seattle Advertising Service and Purchasing Co Ad Card
Local ad announces Seattle Advertising Service and Purchasing Co at 1264 Empire Blog offering Community Silverware and tailor made coats and suits for ladies and gentlemen. They promote purchase on credit and extended credit terms.
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