Pershing to Visit Lewis During Western Tour
John J. Pershing plans a visit to Lewis between January 18 and 20 as part of a broader tour of army posts and camps. The general will not stop in Seattle unless the city requests a special appearance and his brother James F. Pershing confirms the arrangement. He will be accompanied by staff members on the Western leg of the trip.
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John J. Pershing
Lewis
James F. Pershing
Hotel Savoy
Pershing
United Hila
Seattle
Aty
Mr. Perahing
Riley to Address Chamber Friday
Frank Branch Riley, fresh from a conqueror’s tour of the East as a Pacific North tourist, will speak at the Masonic club luncheon for the Chamber of Commerce on “The Amazing East.” He addressed 75,000 auditors in major eastern cities during the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Branch Riley
East
Pacific North Tourists’ ‘Association
Chamber of Comat
Masonic Club
All Things Come to Him Who Waits Motto
Fragmentary line about patience and fear of time. Mentions losing grip on things and mistakes. Lacks clear people places events or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moes
Voiles Endorses Adier-ika in Patent Remedy Claim
An advertisement features B. Voiles praising Adier-ika for indigestion and gas relief, stating it cured his stomach ailment after consuming three bottles. The ad claims the mixture of buckthorn cascara glycerine and other ingredients relieves constipation and purges foul matter, urging readers to buy from Swift Co Bartell Drug Co and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Voiles
Swift Co
Bartell Drag Co
War veteran on trial for Golden Rule robbery
F B Schultz 26 former street car conductor and Canadian WWI veteran faced superior court charge of robbing the Golden Rule meat market for 49.50 on October 15. Despite six identifications Schultz denied the crime, claiming nervous breakdown and shell shock. Police and witnesses, including bakery suspect Geo Smith, placed him at the scene.
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The
Somme
F. EB. Schultz
Whitman Eve
Golden Rule
Phinney
W. WW. Mount
John F. Dore
Schultz
O. W. Hafer
Mafer
Schulte
Central Station
DA Nicholson
Allennat
Hafer
Lydia Kreger
45Th St
BB Lundberg
Sunset Place
Calvin Erickson
Eugene Hirtle
Edward Hayden
Phinney Ave
Geo. Smith
Linden Ave
Fremont Ave
The Plain Truth Is Sensational Says A Phrase
A statement extols plain truth as the most sensational force in the world, emphasizing candor over flourish and urging openness in discourse.
Champ Red Cross Seals Salesman of Seattle
Simon Gruber from 20 lth Ave reads of Red Cross Christmas seals in The Star. He visits the Anti Tuberculosis League of King County, signs a consignment, and sells 190 seats in two hours. He deposits earnings of 300 dollars and plans more daily supplies.
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Simon Gruber
Red Cross
Antii-Tuberculosis League of
King County
Elmon
Grace Booth seeks name change to Stoll after divorce
Grace Booth, unaware of her divorce, petitions the Superior Court to restore her maiden name Stoll. The request was presented to Superior Judge A. W. Frater on Monday.
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Altho
Grace Booth
Superior Court
Booth
Stoll
A. Wv. Frater
Cochran Post to Hold Tuesday Night Meeting
Lloyd T. Cochran Post No 40 will hold its weekly meeting Tuesday night in Ballard. The notice corrects an earlier error that had scheduled it for Monday night.
Cases Heard Before Judge Net
More than 40 cases scheduled for arraignment before Federal Judge Jeremiah Net erer. Violations of liquor laws narcotic regulations and postal acts dominate. Budgets include moonshining fines and multiple defrauding cases with December plea deadlines.
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Jeremiah Neterer
C. W. Antill
J. Harbbeck
Beattie
Suset
Managen
Jim Lochnane
Bruno Grandinett
King County
Earl Grace
McNeil
Teland
George D. Wilson
John C. Dyer
William Jaeger
Mra. Ae
Frea "Cartton
Alian
I. C. Brabon
Pege Allowanes
Police Officer Bailed in Beating Case Involving Son
Urich M. Carson a mounted police officer was charged with second degree assault for beating his 10 year old son Philip with an iron hearth rake. He posted 1500 bail and was released pending trial while Chief Joel F Warren suspended him. The arrest occurred at his home on 46th Ave West. the boy and two younger sisters were taken to the detention home.
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Philip
Urich M. Carson
Joel F Warren
Carron
46Th Ave. &. W
Do. M. Farrar
King County Humane Society
Isting
Broadway
Carson
Warren
Headlights To Be Tested Here Under State Law
Deputies Williams and Quinford will open a free headlight testing station at Third Ave and Bell St to enforce the state law. Tests show lamps must not exceed 27 candle power and rays must not project beyond 4.2 feet at 75 feet distance. After the free period ends, officers will arrest noncompliant motorists as casualty records note 2,500 injuries and deaths in Washington state over two years.
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F. O B. Wiliams
B. W. Quinford
J. M. Howell
Third Ave
Bell St
Third and Bell
Washington State
Malta’s Favorite AS DAVA METHUEN MIA MAJOR SOCIAL FIGURE
Malta's social scene centers on Mia Methuen aul Methuen a noted beauty and accomplished musician and singer who leads society on the British Mediterranean island. Her father in law is the governor general of Malta.
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Malta
Mia
Aul Methuen
Igweneral
Uncle Sam Auctions Unclaimed Parcel Post Treasures
The Seattle post office plans a Christmas sale of 1500 unclaimed parcel post items. Sold items include false teeth helmets dolls and a giant doll named Edgar among many overseas souvenirs and trinkets from World War I. Proceeds go to bidders after owners are sought.
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Sam
Helmes
Uncle Sam
Seattle
Edgar
Dead Letter
Padear
Overalia
Beau Drummel
Tost
Lumber Firm Sues City Over Dam Break Turned Act of God
North Bend Lumber Company testifies in a $400,000 damage suit against the city claiming dam failure on Cedar River due to heavy rain was an act of God. W. C. Weeks, president, recalls Boxley canyon as dry prior to the flood in December 1918.
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Boxley Canyon
Cedar River
W. C. Weeks
North Bend Lumber Company
Lumber Company
Seattle Weather News Beamed to Chicago Civic Bureau Publishes Report
Chicago readers will soon see Seattle weather updates as sleet on Lake Michigan drives longing for distant sun. The Seattle Chamber of Commerce civic bureau arranged publication of Seattle weather reports in Chicago newspapers.
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Seattle
Chicago
D Annunzio Denies Dalmatian Coast Expedition Plans
The Popolo Romano denies Jugo Slav reports that Gabriele d Annunzio plans a new expedition against the Dalmatian coast. He has assured the Italian government he will not cross the armistice line.
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United Press
Popolo Romano Today
Jugo Slav
Gabriele d'Annuhale
Meier urges legal action over police and fire free rides
Corporation Counsel Walter F Meier urges Seattle city to sue Seattle & Rainier Valley Railway to test the franchise granting police and firemen free rides. He cites a PSC permit requiring police and firemen to pay fares for transfers, challenging the franchise validity.
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Seattle & Rainier Valley Railway Company
Walter F
Public Service Commission
Meier
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le Geattie
Eimon Gruber
Anti-Tuberculosis League OF
University Street
Dava Methuen
RNST
Pike ST
U.S.A
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Barney & Berry
Hotpoint
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Bruce Evans
Central Baptist Church
Charles A Barry
Bethany Baptist Church
Cedar St
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Eden
Battle Electrical Apply CO
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Metal Trades Clearance Bureau
Sheldon Bldg
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