Illinois Only Bound Boy Freed
Adelbert Daluege, Illinois only bound boy, was freed after four years four months and 20 days in court at Edwardsville. The 16 year old, bound in 1915 to learn agriculture and live at John Breas farm, sought guardian John Brees, with terms including no gambling or marriage, lodging, food, and basic education. This jure was the first filed in Illinois since Civil War days, officials said.
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Edwardsville
Ill
Adelbert Daluege
Illinois
Adelbert
John Brees
John Breas
Minois
Suspended Sentence for Roast Borrower
A. L. Colson, a baker at Chauncey Wright restaurant at 1209 Second Ave, borrowed a roast and a ham from the company refrigerator last Saturday to entertain relatives for Sunday dinner. Friday Judge Otis W. Brinker imposed a six month suspended sentence in the county jail.
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A. L. Colson
Chauncey Wright
Second Ave
Otis W. Brinker
Boys Vanish From Home Sparking Police Search
Parents of Hollis Richards 15 and George Richards 13 ask police to locate their sons who disappeared from 2920 Fairview Ave Thursday afternoon after leaving a note claiming they planned to go to California or Canada. They carried 36 dollars and wore scout suits with sweaters.
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Hollis
George Richards
Fairview Ave
California
Canada
Ivy offers for Mother Ryther Home garden project
J E Standley of Ye Olde Curiosity Shop offers to supply and show hundreds of rooted vines for Mother Ryther Home garden at Totem Place 1750 Palm Ave West Seattle. He invites a representative to visit mornings to select vines to dig out.
Doc Matthews Is Outclassed Now
Eugene Arceau arrived in New York from France aboard the liner Olympic. He stands six feet tall and slept in an alley due to no berth fitting him. Also on the ship was Miss Gerty Mills, measured at one foot one inch in height.
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New York
Eugene Arceau
France
Olympic
Gerty Mills
State department stores accused of large profits in Chicago
United States Attorney Charles F. Clyne charged Chicago department stores with taking enormous profits. The suit clothes allegedly sold $60 above cost and shoes priced $9 above wholesale. The statement was issued today in Chicago.
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Chicago
United States
Charles F. Clyne
Park Reservoir Project Delayed Over Dumping Grounds
Construction of the Volunteer park reservoir, budgeted at more than $225 000, may be delayed for months. The delay stems from a shortage of dumping grounds for 90 000 cubic feet of earth to be excavated. No contract was awarded by the board of public works at Friday’s meeting.
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Volunteer Park
Board of Public Works
Skagit Progress O K With Council
City council and board of public works officials praised progress on Seattle’s big Skagit hydro electric project after a three day inspection tour. They returned Friday expressing favorable impressions of the plant’s development and status.
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Seattle
Skagit
Board of Public Works
Coal Miners at Wilkeson Return to Work After Union Win
Wilkeson Wash August 27 The first group of the union coal miners who struck on October 81 1919 returned to work today after a settlement between United Mine Workers district officers and Wilkeson Coal and Coke Co The agreement recognizes the union as the basis of settlement
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Wilkeson, Wash
Wilkeson Coal & Coke Co
United Mine Workers of America
Beck Seeks Clarity On County Commission Candidacy
W. W. Beck, candidate for county commissioner in the North district, releases a statement clarifying his stance. He opposes cutting salaries of efficient employees in city or county and supports removing idle workers or grafters, while favoring wage increases for street car workers if other classes receive raises.
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W. W. Beck
Thief Steals $20 Charm From Man in City Roaming
John W. Johnson of 171 McGrawat reports a thief grabbed his $20 gold charm from a watch chain along with his $100 watch while he roamed the city Friday. The incident centers on the missing jewelry and timepiece.
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John W. Johnson
McGrawat
Women Seek Diamond Dyes for Perfect Results
Promote Diamond Dyes as the guaranteed solution for dyeing fabrics. Consumers are advised to avoid streaks and material damage and to obtain a color card from a local drugstore.
Freezone Corn Remedy Claims Instant Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Freezone to lift corns without pain. A druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents to remove hard or soft corns and toe calluses, claiming no soreness or irritation.
Flaming itching skin diseases and their cure
The article explains many skin diseases originate below the surface and cannot be cured by local treatments. It promotes S. S. S. as a superior remedy that cleanses the blood and addresses the root cause, claiming relief and restored healthy skin. Readers are urged to write for expert medical advice to Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
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Ivy
Mother Ryther
Doc Matthews
Charlie
Skagit Progress O. K
Council
Wilkeson
Mr. Beck
Deen
Cale
Carnation
FF Dalley
Buffalg Sv
Bacon
Frye’s Markets
Olympic Market
1St Ave
Pike St
American Market
Third Ave
James St
Western Meat Co
Western Ave
Ballard Meat Co
Ballard Ave
Central Meat Market
First Ave
Pike & Union
Bay City
Occidental and
Yesler Way
American Grocery Stores Co
Selp Yourself Grocery
Central Public Market
Central Grocery
Seattle Market
Occidental Avenue
Just
Federal
Borden's
Kellogg's
Yakima
Heinz
Crisco
Faultiess
Hill
Chase & Sanborn
Ceylon
Japan
Ghirardelli
K. C
Kerr
del Monte
Washington Vegetable Co
Help Yourself
London
John Chentera
The
Mayflower Dairy
A. O. Welsh
Mayflower
Westlake Public Market
REE Delivery
Times Square
Sixth
Virginia
Centennial Best
Bunny
Loble Grocery CO
Elliots
Arcade
Stally
Pall
Aps Hill
M. J
Washington Butter, Eggs, Coffee & Tea Store
Ostberg’s Cash Grocery
Bulkelly
Lady Washington
UNION
Westlake Grocery Store
Carnation Washington
Gerow’s Delicatessen
Jilg
Crawford Peaches
Kefer
M. J. B. Coffee
Dungeness
M. Brown
Alaska
FISH
Burbank
Cinnamon & Stalin
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