Chamber of Commerce Plans Labor Friendly Publicity Drive
The United States Chamber of Commerce will start a publicity campaign to foster better relations between labor and manufacturing interests. President Homer Ferguson announced the plan at a Washington hotel meeting before the board's trip to Spokane for further talks. Bolshevism in the United States was discussed and countermeasures were proposed. The board toured the Sound before departure.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Homer 9. Ferguson
Washington Hotel
Spokane
The
Sound
Seattle Pioneer Simon Frasier Cremated After Services
Funeral services for Simon Frasier, a Seattle pioneer who arrived 28 years ago with Minnie Frasier, were held at University Undertaking parlors. Cremation followed. Frasier lived at the 3804 10th Avenue home he built and was active in the A. O. U. W. and Masons and pursued studies in political economy science and universal religion.
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Punerale
Simon Frasier
Wrasier
Seattle
Minnie
Frazier
Masons
Capitalists Deny India Reform Claims Pressed by Young India
A Seattle Young India committee challenges a public interview to discuss Indian conditions after T Cama and T Mehta deny reports. They assert workers and farmers unite for self government as tax takes 65 percent of poorer incomes, and cite Britain's armed presence in India as proof of Hindu rebellion.
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T. Cama
T. K. Mehta
India
Young India Society of
Seattle
Pepe J
England
Sanitary Market Owner Charged Over Adulterated Hamburg King
Henderson arrested William Coburn, proprietor of the Sanitary Meat Market in Auburn, charging adulterated food. He alleged Coburn sold hamburgers with 2 percent freezum and said the meat contained improper additives.
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Henderson
William Coburn
Sanitary
Auburn
Coburn
Fortune Teller Bailed After Claim of Swindle
Mrs J D Brennan a clairvoyant of 1401 First Ave is out on 250 bail after being charged with taking 4 dollars from a working girl for a fortune telling. Deputy Prosecutor Chester A Batchelor filed the complaint.
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J. D. Brennan
First Ave
Chester A. Batchelor
Graduate nurse gains 22 pounds on Tanlac bottles
Mrs. Josephine Freeman of 647 Towne Avenue Los Angeles says after seventeen years of stomach trouble Tanlac relieved her pain bloating and heart pressure. She gained 22 pounds to 152 after four bottles and credits improved appetite sleep and nerves to the remedy.
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Josephine Freeman
Towne Avenue
Los Angeles
Calif
Tanilac
Taniac
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Pecio
Laweg Aggresentadive
Omenepre Nine Sag
TAHAN'S DAUGHTER
A Native American storyteller shares how American Indian girls played before white influence. Dolls made from deer skin and beadwork mirrored warriors while games like Hunt the Baby taught care, safety, and the dangers of neglect through a cautionary cradle tale.
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Randmother
Tepee
Seattle youth in sea battle
Benjamin M. Bridge, son of Joseph and Mra Bridge, 1114 14th Ave, Seattle, returned after 20 months in foreign waters aboard the subchaser No 238. He fought at Durazzo in the Adriatic, noting merriment and jazz as preparations, and witnessed chasers in the vanguard with Italian and English ships. His ship sunk an enemy submarine.
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Benjamin M. Bridge
Joseph
Mra. Bridge
14Th Ave
Seattle
Turazzo
Young Bridge
University of Washington
Durazzo
Chamber Initiates Back to School Week in Seattle
The Chamber of Commerce schedules August 24 to 30 for a Back to School week. The campaign aims to urge children to return to classes in the fall with literature and pictures. Albert S. Elford chairs the civic committee leading the effort, with university and city educators on the panel.
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Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Albert S. Elford
Aviators to Keep Up Air Work at Mather Field
Surplus planes will be used to maintain flying practice for aviators who left the air service after the armistice. Capt. Thomas S. Voss, commanding Mather Field California, plans to run reserve flight schools. Seattle aviators seeking admission should contact Capt. Voss.
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Thomass. Voss
Mather Field
Cal
Voss
Seattle
Ying Achoolsa
New York Visitors Descend on Seattle Hotels for Summer Stay
A party of 136 New Yorkers arrived in Seattle early Sunday during peak tourist season. After extensive telephone efforts they found rooms at the Butler Frye New Washington St Regis and Seattle hotels. They departed New York July 18 under the Brooklyn Eagle and plan to return August 18.
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Seattle
Frye
New Washington
St. Regis
New York
Brooklyn Eagle
Express Messenger Injured In Train Smashup At Kanasket
A freight train backed into a Northern Pacific passenger train at Kanasket Saturday night throwing the express and smoking cars from the tracks. Express messenger J. Bedwell sustained a slight injury. James Hughes of Wilcken Schenck spoke on Vladivostok as It Is at a Russian club luncheon Monday noon.
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Northern Pacific
Kanasket
J. Bedwell
James Hughes
Wilcken- Schenck
Vladivostok
Army and Navy
County War Savings drive names 1919 quota committee
Oliver C. McGilvra announces the War Savings Stamps committee to raise King county 1919 quota of 5 946 200. Members include FE W Mosher J W Maxwell J H Piper Reginald W Parsons R L Proctor Supt Frank B Cooper Supt A S Burrows J B MacDougall C Macklem Mrs H A Bonnar O V Patton Samuel H Piles and Charles S Powers.
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King County
Oliver C. McGilvra
McGilvra
FE. W. Mosher
Pennsylvania Railway
Portland
Seattle
Banks
J. W. Maxwell
Roy
J. H. Piper
Boy Scouts of America
Samuel H. Piles
Charles S. Powers
Fisher Flouring Mills
High Honor Given Officer Darlington in France
Lieut. Col. J. Howard Darlington returned to Seattle after commanding 5000 military police from the English Channel to the Swiss and Italian borders. The French government awarded him the Legion of Honor chevalier, cited by Gen. Pershing for his leadership before 24,000 American and French troops during the ceremony.
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Legion of Honor
J. Howard Darlington
Second
Washington Infantry
Seattle
English Channel
Darlington
Canoe Tragedy Near Ameerstotte Claims Death of Student
Dorothy Bowles 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie T Bowles 2124 N 2nd st drowned when a canoe with Harold Wilson capsized on the north shore of Lake Washington Saturday night. Harold Bowles and Kenneth Nicholson nearby dived in to help but could not save her after Wilson was rescued. The pulmotor from the University of Washington failed and the body was taken to the public morgue.
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Dorothy Bowles
Leslie T. Bowles
2Nd St
Ameerstotte
Lake Washington
Harold Wilson
Harold Bowles
Kenneth Nicholson
27Th Ave
N. E
Wilson
University of Washington
Churchmen urged to aid returning veterans in Seattle
Rev. Sidney T. James appeals Seattle churchmen to help veterans wounded in war. He notes 60 000 aid applications to the Red Cross nationwide in five months and only a handful of voluntary offers locally. He says companionship and support may be all some men need to feel backed up as the war’s impact lingers.
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Seattle
Sidney T. James
United States Reserve Force
Red Crong
James
Red Cross
Rev
Samuel Heron Coe Plans Marriage To Dancer
Jessica Coe petitions for divorce claiming Samuel Heron Coe demanded she attend dances while ill and announced his intent to marry a dancer who would accompany him. Coe allegedly pressed for daily outings and dance events as part of their relationship.
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Samuel Heron Coe
Jessica Coe
Overalls Girl at Yard Weds Marine
Bertha M. Savage known as Montana Liz married Private George E. Sprague of the U S S M C at the marine barracks in Bremerton. She was the navy yard’s most famous overalls girl.
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Bremerton
Bertha M. Savage
Montana
Liz
George E. Sprague
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
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