Caterers Refuse to Sell Swill to Japanese Hog Raisers
Seattle hotels and restaurants refuse to sell garbage to Japanese hog raisers as George Ford of the Caterers Association speaks before the public safety committee. Councilman Tindall postpones his garbage ordinance for two weeks to allow good faith testing. Ford notes one restaurant man faces expulsion for advertising selling swill to Japanese.
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Seattle
George Ford
Cetterers’ Association
Council Publc Safety Committee
Philip Tindall
Tindall
Ford
Caterers’ Association
Special Vote on Jit Bills in Seattle City Election
Seattle voters may decide on an ordinance as a solution to the auto bus problem after petitioners filed 3 123 signatures for an initiative vote. If 3 924 are registered voters the city council must submit the measure to a special election within 40 days of signature verification by the city comptroller.
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Seattle
Seattle Jitney Bill Hearing Postponed One Week
The city utilities committee postponed action on the Icounet jitney bill for seven days. They aim to consider the measure with a compromise ordinance by Judge William Hickman Moore. Moore would ban jitneys in the congested business district while allowing limited operation outside the area with self set routes and schedules.
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Seattle
William Hickman Moore
Moore
Sailor Killed in Fall Over Cliff
The body of Paul Patterson, 19, Seaman second class of the U S Mississippi, who was killed by a fall over a cliff on Hood Canal, was taken to Bremerton for funeral arrangements. He was camping with sailors from the ship at Camp Mississippi.
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Paul Patterson
U. S
Mississippi
Hood Canal
Bremerton
Lena Patterson
Tonotoc
Texas
Patterson
Camp Mississippi
Daisy Daly and Dabster Scale a Skyscraper Balcony
In a Passaic store tale, Daisy Daley befriends the philosopher Dabster who brags of cosmic knowledge as they ascend a 340 foot tower. Daisy panics at the height while Dabster expounds on stars and space until a meteor jolts her to demand a quick descent. Daisy bursts back inside Joe’s booth joyful and ready for him.
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Kaykee
H. Me
Kay Twombly
Hoogae
Dyittwood
Red Bank Furnace
Daisy
Mr. Dabster
Cabater
Beloochistan
United States
Rocky Mountains
Ontario
Belgium
Wencsenheimer
Daley
Jimmy
New Jersey
Venus
Brooklyn
Susie Price
San Francisco
Our
Arcgurus
Express
Leper Woman Deported After Four-Year Battle
Avka Kapetlo Bradanovic, an Austrian leprosy patient about 33, fought deportation for nearly four years in a first-of-its-kind district case. Immigration officials, doctors, and private channels pressed for removal, with nurses, a doctor, and an officer accompanying her on a costly journey via a special Pullman car to New York and onward to a liner quarantine.
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Henry W. White
Avka Kapetlo Bradanovic
Austria
United States
Bellingham
Avka
Seattle
Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Diamond Point
Port Townsend
Specialista
West
Pullman Company
Public Health Service
New York
Claim filed against King county for 21400 injuries from exploded pavement
H F Mo Chung and wife of 41 Fourth Ave N filed a claim with King county for 21 600 injuries after the monolithic brick pavement near Des Moines exploded beneath a truck they rode in last June. Prosecuting Attorney Brown said the claim would be contested with engineers attributing the blast to lack of an expansion joint. The explosion hurled Mrs McClung and two children several feet from the vehicle.
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King County
H. F. Mo Chung
Fourth Ave
Des Moines
At. Brown
McClung
Mra. McClung
Sailor Charged With Murder After Tide Flats Shooting
Charlies Helander, sailor, held by police for the killing of Charles Johnson Monday night in a shanty on the tide flats. Helander confessed, claiming self defense after a quarrel over whisky. Prosecutor Fred C Brown filed a first degree murder complaint with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T H Patterson noting the shooting through the heart.
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Charlies Helander
Charles Johnson
Tide Flats
Fred C. Brown
Helander
T. H. Patterson
Wit. Deanes
Johnson
Police Band Bids City Hall Farewell Before San Francisco Trip
The city hall crowd heard a police band serenade Mayor Cakine and others before the depart to San Francisco. Several tunes, speeches, and a final stadium-like sendoff ended with the band leaving quietly after playing outside the newspaper offices.
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Cakine
San Francisco
Hixzoner
Ike the Araba
91st Division Men to Meet for Argonne Anniversary
The 91st Division Association of Washington executive board will meet at Good Eats cafeteria at 6 90 on Friday night to plan the second anniversary celebration of the Argonne battle. The event, marking when the division first came under fire, is set for the day before September 26 with veterans from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Alaska and the Philippines expected to attend. The board includes Jules K E Markow chairman W J Coyle Ten Million D D Monroe and G M Brazer.
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91St Division Association of Washington
Good Eats
The
Amoutation
Jules KE. Markow
W. J. Coyle
D. D. Monroe
G. M. Brazer
Yelping Dogs Face Council Action Over Night Disturbance
The public safety committee considered a tentative ordinance to curb howling dogs disturbing sleep of a considerable number of people. Councilman Philip Tindall said the measure incorporates state law and remains purely tentative. Previous meetings saw heated debate and mall riots over canine legislation.
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Public Safety Committee
Philip Tindall
City battles houseboats sale and sanitation ruling
Thomas J. L. Kennedy, acting as municipal counsel, argued that the city health department lacks authority to abolish houseboats on Lake Union for sanitation reasons. He said residences on houseboats cannot be denied but the health commissioner may demand vacation of any unfit dwelling due to defective plumbing or sewage systems. Officials warn Lake Union grows unsanitary from the many anchored houseboats.
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City Health Department
Lake Union
Thomas J. L. Kennedy
M Iutant Corporation
Thurreday
Kennedy
Frisco Fare May Go to 6 Cents
San Francisco discusses raising municipal car fare from five to six cents. Motormen and conductors on the municipal system seek a one dollar daily wage increase. A conference is set for next Tuesday to decide. The city also weighs buying the United Railway lines that compete with the municipal cars.
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San Francisco
United Railway Lines
Cara
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