Judge Nell Leads Fight for Deserted Mothers Pensions
Judge Henry Nell of Chicago argues in Seattle that the state must restore deserted mothers to pensions, detailing costs of institutions versus direct aid. Attorney George Wright Arnold files suit to overturn a three year residence amendment and reestablish pension rights for deserted mothers and their children.
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Supreme Court of the
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Ita
California
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Nell
George Wright Arnold
Harvard
Smith Building
Arnold
City aims to solve child upbringing at welfare institute
In Seattle October 4 to 7 a City-Wide Child Welfare Institute will study how a child should be raised under Dr. William A. McKeever of the University of Kansas. Experts will decide daily washing practices and discuss the broader issue with Mothers' Congress and Parent-Teachers groups.
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William A. McKeever
University of Kansas
Mothers’ Congress
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Legislative Federation
Ivy May Henry Sues for Insanity Warrant Against Kelley
In San Francisco on August 17 Mrs. Ivy May Henry formerly of Seattle was advised to file an insanity warrant against Foster Kelley former Seattle banker and her alleged lover. Henry said Kelley telephoned threats after their estrangement and jealousy over other suitors. The pair had been divorced from their spouses in Seattle.
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San Francisco
Ivy May Henry
Seattle
Foster Kelley
Henry
Kelley
Mra. Henry
Will Revoke Boy's License Over 21 Rule Pressure
Arthur Bain, the youth’s driver, faces license revocation after police court inquiry into his son holding a license while under 21. Monday the council began steps toward removing him from licensing duties as well as moving to abolish the Argo railway crossing near Georgetown following several fatal accidents.
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Arthur Bain
Argo
Georgetown
Billboard ordinance back to public safety committee
Council returns Hanna's billboard tax and regulation plan to the public safety committee after a strong challenge from billboard interests. An amendment by Hesketh adds a sliding scale license fee from 300 to 1000 dollars per year based on business volume.
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Hanna
Public Safety Committee
Hesketh
New Kids Shoes Feature Orthopedic Support on First Floor
Selection includes collars in Puritan Dutch and Eton shapes in georgette crepe organos voile and net with hemstitching lace. Prices per pair start at 1.75 for infants and 2.25 for children with spring heels. designed for weak ankles and toe in tendency.
Evening-Wear Silks XPOSITION Satin Promises Vogue
The fabric offers 36 inch width and shimmering, lustrous finish ideal for gowns and foundations. Priced at 2.00 to 2.50 dollars per yard, it features rich color varieties and a high quality weave suitable for formal wear. First Floor.
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Xposition
Glace Diagonal Suiting In Blue Black Sage Eggplant
Very new two color glaze diagonal suiting woven in soft yarn resembling rich velours. Suitable for semi dress suits and skirts. Available in king's blue and black, sage and black, and eggplant and black combinations. Fifty four inches wide priced at 2.50 per yard. First Floor.
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King's
Robing Cloth and Plaid Cot Ton Fabric Sale
Attractive blue and red plaid cotton fabric suitable for children's school dresses. 36 inch width priced by the yard. New robing cloth with Indian pattern in gray and blue tones, 27 inches wide at 25 cents per yard. Basement Salesroom.
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