Citizenship Granted and Denials Entered by Federal Judge
Forty five applicants were admitted to citizenship by Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer after recommendations from naturalization examiner John Speed Smith in U S District Court Saturday. The applications of William Otto Bul, Joseph Arko and Otto Olsen Begen were denied with prejudice for attempting to evade military service as aliens.
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U. S
Jeremiah Neterer
John Speed Smith
United States District Court
William Otto Bul
Joseph Arko
Otto Olsen Begen
Moordoughs Celebrate Klondike Strike Anniversary Trip
Moordoughs of local No. 3 Yukon Order of Pioneers marked the Klondike gold strike anniversary with a Sunday excursion to Hood Canal.
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Yukon
Order of Pioneers
Klondike
Hood Canal
Police trap 11 rummy players at Battersby 4 Smith room
Marked money placed in the game by a police agent was used to trap 11 rummy players last night in the Battersby 4 Smith card room at 996 First Ave. Dealer Joe Nolan was held and accused of taking a takeoff for the house.
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Battersby 4
Smith
First Ave
Joe Nolan
Inventor seeks divorce annulment from wife in name only
New York August 16 inventor 26 year old R Janny applies to the supreme court for an annulment of his marriage to Mamille Peruchion cousin. He says she abandoned him after a honeymoon and separated him by a house dividing line then left for San Francisco sending a letter that they cannot see each other any more. He seeks a decree of nullity on the ground of the marriage's invalidity.
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New York
R. Janny
Supreme Court
Mamille Peruchion
Prudence Ducolmb
San Francisco
Quakes Sending Fugitives Here
Los Angeles residents flee after California quakes, moving to Seattle per Henry C. Ewing Co officials, who report sales to former Movie Town inhabitants.
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Los Angeles
California
Seattle
Henry C. Ewing Company
Coman Attacks Nonpartisan League in Lynden Speech
Senator E. T. Coman spoke to about 400 at Lynden Washington on August 16. He linked the nonpartisan league to the populist party and predicted the same downfall for the league as the bank crisis that struck the town. Coman is described as a Spokane banker.
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Lynden
Wash
E. T. Coman
Nonpartisan League
League
Coman
Spokane
Aviator Plumb Missing From Vancouver Search Grows
Police hunted Horace D. Plumb, 25, former aviator and Aero Club of America member, missing from Vancouver since August 10 amid a nervous breakdown.
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Horace D. Plumb
The
Aero Club of America
Vancouver
B. C
Doctor's Office Hit in Narcotics Theft
Hophenda suspected of stealing narcotics valued at $300 from Dr. A. Hoopman's office in the Railway Exchange building Sunday afternoon. The incident occurred after hours and police are investigating.
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Hophenda
Dr. A. A. Hoopman
Railway Exchange
L R. Clark
Seek Sailor LeRoy Fleming Missing with Ship Funds
Police seek LeRoy Fleming bootewain mate aboard the Texas reported missing along with 1600 dollars in mail funds. Authorities request information from the public to locate Fleming and recover the funds.
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LeRoy Fleming
Bootewain
Texas
Engineers to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Society of American Engineers Beattie post will meet in the assembly room of the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at 8 p.m. The meeting is announced in a concise notice. Mrs Annie M Lean Williams, 59, Seattle resident for 15 years, died at Beattie General Hospital at 2 30 yesterday afternoon after seven weeks illness. Funeral at her home 4415 West Andover Street at 2 45 Wednesday. T Oldham 63 died at his home 8415 47th Ave 8 S Friday evening buried Monday at Wanheli Cemetery. Services at Christian Science Church at 1 o'clock. He had lived in Seattle 22 years and was a building contractor in the Green Lake district.
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Society of American Engineers
Beattie Post
Chamber of Commerce
Annie M’lean Wtiliams
Washington
Beattie General Hospital
West Andoverst
T. Oldham
47Th Ave
Wanhelli
Christian Science Church
Seattle
Green Lake District
Legion Men Hold Picnic at Lemolo Beach
Members of Seattle Post No. 18 American Legion and their families attended a picnic at Lemolo beach on Sunday. Athletic events, cats and dancing were on the program with music by the poet band.
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Seattle Post No. 18
American Legion
Lamolo Beach
Poet Band
Roosevelt Meeting Draws Late Friday Arena Speech
Franklin D. Roosevelt will speak at the Arena Friday night. The King County Democratic committee reserves 600 seats closest to the platform and will defray expenses.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
King County
Democratic Committee
Axpensea
Danderine Stops Hair Shedding Doubles Its Beauty
A nostalgia era product claim touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and enhancing shine. The ad highlights stronger hair, fuller appearance, and improved beauty results.
Hold Salesman in Probe of Robbery
J. W. Harper a 23 year old salesman was held for police investigation as part of a party accused of robbing J. W. Williams 1124 Howell Jr and Frank Scollard at the Diller hotel during an auto drive Friday night Williams lost 4 dollars and Scollard 60 dollars a nugget pin and a watch
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J. W. Harper
J. W. Willams
Howell Jr
Frank Scollard
Diller
Williams
Scollard
Seattle Woman to Teach in Korea
Mig Leis FE Henderson from University Presbyterian Church of Seattle, class of 70, Moody Bible Institute graduate, August 13, heads to training at Bellingham normal school this fall to prepare as a teacher in Korea.
Funeral Services for Mrs. Alice M. Holmes in Tacoma
Funeral services were held Monday at C. C. Mellinger Undertaking Company Tacoma for Mrs. Alice M. Holmes mother of Harold J. Holmes and Louis F. Holmes of Seattle. She died at her daughter Mrs. W. B. McCreery's home in Tacoma after 32 years as a Washington resident.
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Alice M. Holmes
Harold J
Louis F. Holmes
Seattle
W. B. McCreery
Tacoma
C. C. Mellinger Undertaking Company
Hop Captain Lands in Jail Over Larceny Case
Portland reports 62 year old Sidney Robinson titled captain of heavy artillery is jailed for larceny after allegedly stealing women's garments including chemises corset covers and other items. Police say he led a battery of “hop” guns while serving as captain. Womencheck for stolen items continues at headquarters.
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Portland
Sitney Robinson
Waitress Collides With Police Signal At Busy Intersection
Sunday incident at First Ave and Yester Day involves Vera Roberts 25 driving drunk and crashing into a traffic semaphore as police signal is toppled.
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First Ave
Vera Roberts
Fireman suspended for punching chief may regain job
New York fireman Louis Tishier suspended after punching his chief still faces a return to work. He later climbed a swinging ladder to rescue six people from a burning building, demonstrating his value and risking his safety.
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New York
Louis Tishier
Drowned Child Buried After Canal Accident
Alfred Servizi aged several months, son of Mr and Mrs Anthone Servizi of 445 North 35th Street, drowned while swimming in the Lake Washington canal Friday and was buried in Cavalry Cemetery Sunday.
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Alfred Servizif
Anthone Servizi
35Th St
Lake Washington Canal
Cavalry Cemetery
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