Tariff Bill Debated By Republican Candidate
Philip Tindall told the King County Women's Republican club that any tariff law passed by Congress would likely face renewed public pressure to be revised. He criticized the Fordney bill and praised the Senate foreign valuation plan with a president-led adjustable scale, arguing it would remove tariff decisions from lawmakers.
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Congress
Philip Tindall
King County Women's Republican Club
House
Senate
Tindall
Tariff Commission
Budget Meetings to Start at Once
Work on the 1923 budget was scheduled to start Tuesday afternoon. Morning and afternoon sessions will be held until the department estimates have all been scrutinized. BE. L. Blaine, chairman of the council finance committee, declared.
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BE. L. Blaine
Council Finance Committee
Town Clerk Testifies on Loan Shark Debt in Bankruptcy
Oxford, Aug 15 Richard Bacon town clerk testified in bankruptcy proceedings that he paid 5400 dollars of loans totaling 2600 dollars from loan sharks and still owes 2722 dollars.
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Oxford, Eng
Richard Bacon
Ulster Roads Mined Against Military Motor Cars
Ulster executives claim to have found several roads mined to blow up military motor cars.
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Ulster
Belfast
Ulster Eceuts
Duke Snores Start On Page One In Sea Tale
A narrator heckles a duke aboard a ship on the ninth floor, attempting a staged Q and A in improvised French. Alarmed by late deadlines and noisy choral exchanges, the witness hastily leaves after a noisy exchange with the duchess and dogs.
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Duke Snores
Standard Oil to Be Probed by Senate Committee
Washington August 15 investigation of the Standard Oil company will be conducted by the special Senate committee probing high gasoline prices. Senator McNary acting chairman announced that W C Teagle head of Standard Oil of New Jersey would appear before hearings resume this week.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Senate
McNary
Oregon
W. C. Teagle
Standard O1 Company
New Jersey
Snd
Child Killed by Own Milk Bottle
NEW ORLEANS August 15 A feeding bottle fell on the head of three months old baby of Mrs Loulea Miller causing the death authorities said the accident occurred at the home in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Loulea Miller
Husband accused in divorce suit seeks child custody
Mrs. Riu Kawato alleges in superior court that her husband Kazo Kawato forced her to return to Japan and tried to compel her to stay, seeking custody of their only child. The report also notes unrelated items about President Harding and a Knights of Pythias meeting site.
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Kazo Kawato
Japan
Riu Kawato
The
Star
Louis A. Lodahl
Havre
Mont
Clara Healy
25Th Ave
Seattle
Woody for County Commissioner from South District
F. Woody, president of the Seattle Real Metate association, seeks county commissioner from the South district to succeed Louw Smith. He cites experience in building operations and road needs through his long Autobobile Club of Western Washington ties. He says he has never before sought public office.
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Coounty
Houth District
Louw Smith
Woody
Automobile Club of
Western Washington
Snoqualmie Valley Cow Testing Association Annual Report
The Snoqualmie Valley Cow Testing Association released its annual report detailing methods to identify top producers among cows, with 462 cows in 20 herds producing 8 764 pounds of milk and 346.1 pounds butterfat, valued at 199.42 with feed costs of 84.68. A. B. Nystrom, the county agent, presented the findings.
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Snoqualmie Valley
A. B. Nystrom
Listening In on Veterans Meeting Here
Seattle, first Pacific coast city honored with a veterans national convention, hosts a lively gathering. Norman Shannon Hall notes East and West unity. a big Americanization parade line forms from Virginia street to Westlake, 10 p.m. autos will transport List division members to Camp Lewis next Sunday.
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Seattle
Norman Shannon Hall
Foreign Service
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Virginia St
Second Ave
Yesterway
Third Ave
Third
Union St
Union
Fourth Ave
Fourth
Westlake Ave
Westiskire
Fifth Aves
William O. McKay
Transportation Committee
List Division
Camp Lewis
McKay
Elliott
Auto Crash Injures Pike Couple and Driver
Two people from La Grange Oregon were badly hurt when their car collided with a truck at N 77th Avenue and Woodland Park Avenue Tuesday. Frank Pike was unconscious and his wife suffered spinal and shoulder injuries. John Ryan, driver of the car, escaped unharmed. Albert Gamble of Bothell drove the truck. Ryan's car was wrecked.
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N. 77Th
Woodland Park Ave
Tuesaday
Frank Pike
la Grange
Ore
City Hospital
Pike
John Ryan
Albert Gamble
Bothell
Ryan
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Liberal Credit
Gruneau Siath
Cuticura
Sun River
Sun River Co
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Teres
Chadren
Phil Tindall
American Beauty
Electric Iron
American Electrical Heater Company
Detroit
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Duke
Duchesse
Bacre
Ato
Standard Oil
Harding
Peter Kahler
Lincoln
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Toronto
Ont
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Pythias
Hug
Sherman-Clay Minne Ce
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Edwin J. Brown
D.D.S
Columbia St
Dr. Brown
F. Woody
Seattle Real Metate Association
Veterans
Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Boston
Noonevelt Post
Veterans of Foreign Ware Auxiliary
Women's Auxiliary
Lena B. Panzner
Bureau of Missing Relatives
Is Ray
Poel Bros Boat
Rhodes
Paris
Rmhouors CO
A. Coppock
Hayet
Thin Auto
Paul Dean
Het Ave
Western Ave
Lenora St. Paul
Madeson
Dairy Products Company
First Ave
Juanita
Daugh
J. D. Lavell
C. A
Senest
Andrew Vargo
Globe
Mra
J. F. Zang
Nagle Place
C. Me. Mahon
Antlers
McMahon
Vargo
Hattori
Fighth Ave
Eighth Ave
Olive
Peter Petonich, Jr
W. Cedar At
Eliott Ave
D. W. Andrews
A. Oyeno
Oyeno
Olive St
Mr. Andrews
Sloan's
Los Angeles
Monida Llamas
Thomas Figueroa
Sanipractic
Hale
Universal Sanipractic College
Thompson Bidg
4Th Ave
Cherry St
Camp Lewis Wireless
University, Cor
Western Age
Portland
A. Ames Bros CO
Cannes
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