Squabble Over Science School Insolvency At Bryn Mawr
Complaints in superior court allege Bryn Mawr Mental Science entities are insolvent. Robert J. Metcalf George W. Saulaberry and Melvina Hanson seek receivership of the Mental Science Industrial Association and the Mental Science College Educational Association. Milard F Knox, president, is accused of improper control and use of corporate funds for personal gain. The Bryn Mawr college taught drug town healing for years. many graduates practice in the Northwest.
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Robert J. Metcalf
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Melvina Hanson
Mental Science Industrial Association
Mental Science College Educational Association
Milard F. Knox
Mental Science College
Bryn Mawr
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Policemen Escort U S Congressmen
TOKIO Aug 26 The American congressional party touring the Orient continued its trip thru Korea under police protection after threats by independence agitators prompted police to take action.
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Phosphate ads and a veteran's naturalization tale mix in June
An old ad touts Nitro Phosphate as a summer health aid, urging digestion and energy. Interleaved are recollections of William Cartledge, a Minnesota-born veteran who faced state naturalization scrutiny while voting, sparking debate over citizenship proofs.
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Cartledge
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Youth-ify Gray with Brownatone Hair dye
Advertises Brownatone hair dye promising to restore gray hair to its youthful color. Claims instant, harm less results in two shades and two sizes 50 cents and 1.50. Includes offer for a free trial package from The Kenton Pharmaceutical Co in Covington Kentucky with a postage payment.
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He Buys Back Own Auto at Auction
Harry Kateen, once arrested by federal prohibition officers for liquor transport, bid $1,500 to buy back his own car at a U S marshals sale. The vehicle, described as the same old automobile, was purchased by the former owner.
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Harry
United States Marshals
A Taste in Time Is Worth 800 Bucks
A Redding soft drink proprietor paid 800 dollars to avoid whisky from Oregon travelers who sold 30 gallons of forbidden liquor. After the visitors left he sampled the stock and found it was colored water. The piece ends with an odd unrelated line about a girl and a bug.
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Meridian Farm Bureau Picnic Saturday At Pries Farm
A Meridian farm bureau picnic is set for next Saturday at the C B K Pries farm four miles east of Kent on Black road. The program opens at 10 a m with speeches by A B Nystrom county agricultural agent W A Linklater of the Puyallup experimental station and M Walther Kent farmer. Attendees should bring a basket lunch and coffee will be served free at noon followed by James and singing at 1 20.
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Kent
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W. A. Linklater
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M. Walther
James
He Wasn't All Gabb He Could Act Also
In Vancouver Washington Michel Gabb a non union riveter started and ended a strike of 2000 boilermakers in the Standifer ship yards in an hour. He resigned after learning fellow workers walked out because his employers would not discharge him, removing the dissension.
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Michel Gabb
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Gabb
Judge Presses Allegation of Double Hitting Man
A courtroom exchange features a judge stating that Mike struck a man twice while the defendant denies causing harm. He claims the first blow completely missed the target, prompting a tense dispute over the alleged assault.
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Mike
American Legion Weekly
Gas Rate Increase Upheld by Thurston Judge
Judge John M. Wilson of Thurston County Superior Court sustains the State Public Service Commission in approving the gas rate hike collected by Seattle Lighting Company since last April. Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meter reports the decision.
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Thurston
John M. Wilson
Superior Court
Thurston County
State Public Service Commission
Seattle Lighting Company
Walter F. Meter
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