Giant task in picking 22 judges
Washington dispatch outlines Attorney General Daugherty preparing to recommend 22 federal district judges. He seeks candidates with absolute impartiality, noting age preference 45 to 55 and records of enforcing the law without bias. The plan follows a government study on docket congestion and Taft endorsed findings.
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Leo R. Sack
Copykett
Seattle Star
Washington
United States
Harry M. Daugherty
Columbus
Congress
Harding
Department of Justice
John E. Sater
Ohio
Taft
Daugherty
Daugherty Daugherty
New York
van Fleet
Fruit Show Sued for Lighting System Fees
City Electric and Fixture Co. files suit in superior court against Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition Inc. seeking 1417.50 for installation of lighting at the recent fruit show in the Bel ist terminal.
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City Electric & Fixture Co
Pacific Northwest Fruit Exposition, Inc
Beli St
Crowd attends Angora Grotto play Are You a Mason
A large audience filled the Shrine auditorium to see Weednes present Are You a Mason. Shrine night drew many attendees on Thursday, showcasing an evening of theater with enthusiastic participation.
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Angora Grotto
Shrine Auditorium
Daugherty Calls for Courageous Enforcers in Law
In remarks touching on law enforcement, Daugherty asserts all laws must be enforced against everyone equally and argues for candidates who show courage and vision to uphold the rule of law. He stresses the need for consistent application and leadership.
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Daugherty
Dandruff Claim Promotes Liquid Argon Cure
An advertisement-like text urges using four ounces of liquid argon applied at night to dissolve dandruff. It promises removal by morning and complete destruction after several applications, plus relief from itching and improved hair feel and appearance. It claims argon is cheap and available at drugstores.
Angora Grotto Plans Reserved Section for Shriners
A notice states Angora Grotto will reserve a section for Shriners and their families at the upcoming event. The arrangement targets inclusion and accessibility for Shrine members and kin.
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Angora
Freezone promises quick corn relief for a small price
An advertisement touts Freezone to remove hard or soft corns and corns between toes without soreness or irritation. It claims instant relief and easy removal by a druggist selling a tiny bottle for a few cents.
No More Gas in Stomach and Bowels
Baalmann's Gas-Tablets offer relief from stomach gas and pressure. The ad claims the tablets prevent gas related discomfort and improve circulation, reducing distension and postmeal drowsiness. Sold in a yellow package by Martell Drug Co. and druggists, price one dollar.
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Baealmann
Baalmann
Imann
Kaalmann
Martell Drug Co
Baaimann
San Seaielees
Old Home Town notes and town events summary
W. H1 Paulhamus is slated as a speaker at the December 17 opening of the Carbon River Fairfax road. Puyallup Commercial club sends representatives P. M. Snider W. C. Batough J. M. Jones. Pacific county unveils its first mobile logging camp owned by Sunset Timber Co four miles east of Butico with crew quartered in cars. Raymond port shipments reach 11 161 732 feet in November. Puyallup Women’s club plans Christmas gifts for Grand Mound girls. Sumner Floral Co builds a new greenhouse costing 3000 dollars. acreage under glass grows to an acre. Walla Walla county bureau expects over 00 members for December 14 in city. annual meeting follows an all day program. Summer high school presents The Juniors in the auditorium on December 17. Wenatchee Savings & Loan files incorporation papers in Olympia with 2 000 000 authorized stock. A December 16 old fashioned dance at Puyallup Civic building features charity fund Christmas cheer. Bank of Clallam County in Port Angeles ready for occupancy as a fine new bank building. Vancouver should be Clarke county’s distributing center with a free public market, declares I. B. Holton.
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Pacific County
Sunset Timber Co
Butico
Walla Walla County
Degree of Honor Elects Officers in Seattle Lodge No 17
Degree of Honor Protective association Seattle lodge No 17 has elected officers led by Past president Lulu Baker and president Mary Veale. Others include Har riet Cranney as first vice president and Ella Nay as second vice president with Ernest Frank as recorder and Jeanie A. Moore as financier. Meetings move after January 1 to the Ancient Order of United Workmen hall at Ninth avenue and Union Street.
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Seattle
Degree of Honor Protective Association
Lulu Baker
Mary Veale
Harriet Cranney
Ella Nay
Ernest Frank
Jeanie A. Moore
Jennie Bailey
Kate Stafford
Jeanie Johnson
Sherrer
J. P F. Fogerty
Mabel Peterson
Blanche Detlefsen
G. L. Yates
Order of United Workmen
Ninth Ave
Union At
Boil dt Milk Bread Advertisement
Advertisement notes a milk bread product from Boildt and urges mothers to bring home this bread. Contains no other verifiable details beyond the product mention and target consumer.
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Sumner Floral Co
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