Reconstruction Congress Set for January in Ta oma
Erven H. Palmer announces a two day pre congress in Ta oma on December 27 and 28 to draft a tentative reconstruction program for the statewide January 10 and 11, 1929 congress. Departments including land settlement highways and employment will be organized under active citizen leadership to begin work immediately.
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Ta Oma
Erven H. Palmer
King County
Palmer
Cesses Canach
Luxemburg
PF McGlachiin
Modernach
J. A Lejeune
Remich
R. L. Llowre
M. L Herney
Hayange
Germany
Longueyon
France
Ancreviller
W. H. Gordon
Tae
Bouveain
Wittenmeyer
Montigny le Roi
H. C. Hale
See
Corble
J. W Ryan
Headico
W. Lassiter
Troyon
G. Bell, Jr
Lemane
C I
Rhodes
P. BE. Traub
Tronchoy
W R, Smith
BR. Alexander
Meomure
J. H
J Bailey
G. H. Duncan
W. Welgel
Ll Wynn
Marville
L. 8
Lyon
Denterghem
Belgium
M. H. Johnson
C.D. Martin
Divvessees
St Aignan
B, Cole
Lemans
Glenn
Chase W, Kennedy
Florent
MH. F. Hodges, Jr
Rovigny
Washingtonian Named as Hero
Capt. Murray K. McCall of Boum caw Washington is cited for heroism west of Fismes on August 4 as he reconnoitered the Vesle river ahead of the infantry under heavy German fire. He was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross by Gen. Pershing. his wife survives at home.
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Murray K. McCall
Boumcaw
Wash
Navy
Fismes
Vesle River
Capt
Pershing
Island chosen for city aerodrome on Foster Island
Chamber of Commerce Aero club and park commissioners tentatively select Foster Island as the municipal aerodrome and permanent landing site. The ten acre tract lies off Union Bay. Legislation for improvements will be pursued.
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Chamber of Commerce, Aero Club and Park Commissioners
Foster Island
Union Bay
Budget Gap Highlights City Sewers Report
Charles R. Case, superintendent, cites a 20 percent unused budget totaling $129,017 for the year. He notes labor costs rose and materials spiked, with water conditions hampering progress and public needs neglected as government work takes priority. Paving, plank repairs, and bulkhead replacements along arterial streets are urged, including the south end of the Fremont and Ballard bridges. Several trunk sewer reconstructions are badly needed now.
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Partment
Charles R. Case
Hanson
Werk
Case
Fremont
Ballard
Cane
Fred Washam Wounded in War Returns Home
Fred F Washam of the Fifth Marines is back in Seattle after World War I service. A veteran scarred from combat near Solano on July 18, he bears a jagged facial wound, an injured eye, and a crippled left arm. He worked for Chas H Lilly Co before enlisting in February. He disputes sensational movie depictions of war and recalls his own steady endurance under shell fire.
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Fred FF. Washam
Fifth Regiment of Marines
Seattle
Solanons
Washam
Chas. H. Lilly Company
Marines
Chinese Mutiny in Frisco Port
In San Francisco in December 1873 twenty two Chinese crew members of the steamer Arbien mutinied after officers refused shore leave due to immigration laws. They overpowered them and landed in Chinatown where police and immigration officers rounded up twenty one of them by noon. Chief engineer George Geisier and chief officer F Heigterg were injured in the aboard fight.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
George Geisier
F. Heigterg
Fire destroys two story brick building in Tacoma
Tacoma reports a blaze that virtually destroyed a two story brick business block in the downtown area yesterday. Fire Chief C. F. Galson investigates arson as the cause and notes losses of about $70,000 with at least $1,008 covered by the Tacoma Red Cross.
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Tacoma
C. FE. Galson
Tacoma Red Cross
Billy Christmas Arrested as Notorious Crook
New York police arrest Billy Christmas for forging travelers' checks on a Canadian bank. The case clears Alexander H. McAuley, a Toronto banker once mistaken for Christmas, who sued New York firms after his earlier arrest and misidentification.
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New York
Billy Christmas
Alexander H. McAuley
Billy
McAuley
Toronto
Polce
Zemo A Promising Remedy For Skin Irritations
A druggist says Zemo stops itching and relieves skin irritation, making skin soft and healthy. It treats acne eczema pimples rashes and blackheads with overnight improvement in minor blemishes. Zemo is a safe antiseptic liquid, easy to use and non staining priced 35 cents or $1.00 for a large bottle from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Woman from Seattle Murdered in Georgia Countryside
The body of Anita Allen Perrine 22 a Seattle based short story writer and niece of Capt Louis Lane was found 210 miles below Columbia Georgia where she had lived with her husband Maj Henry P Perrine US Army She had been missing since November 18 and a diamond ring valued at 1600 was missing from the body Murder is suspected
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Anita Allen Perrine
Louis Lane
Seattle
Columbia, Ga
Henry P. Perrine
Beattie
Red Cross Drive Sees Seattle Homes Lag In Support
The Red Cross roll call committee reports Seattle homes far behind in the home canvass after strong payroll support. Booths number 54 in downtown buildings, hotels, banks and stores where adults can obtain badges or honor emblems by subscribing. Campaign runs until Tuesday night amid calls to overcome apathy and ensure the city fulfills its obligations.
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Red Cross
Seattle
Red Crown
Seatttle
H. F. Ostrander
Doctor Faces Trial On Liquor Charge
Dr. R. G. Hamilton of 3419 Fremont Ave stood trial before Judge Jurey for issuing a liquor prescription to a patient in need of medicine not. Joe Namires also faced trial before Judge Clay Allen for breaking into A Oliva's room at the Hamilton hotel and stealing clothes and a safety razor.
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R. G. Hamilton
Fremont Ave
Jurey
L. T. Thierry
Joe Namires
A. Oliva
Hamilton Hotel
Clay Allen
Seattle War Memorial Plan to Be Decided This Week
A Seattle war memorial project moves toward a decision this week as May or Hanson’s memorial committee, chaired by Frank Waterhouse, reviews public submissions for a permanent tribute to fallen soldiers and sailors. A hospital and auditorium are among proposed facilities for the site.
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Seattle
Hanson
Frank Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Spe
Salesman Verno Puro Faces Hearing Over Transporting Mquor
Verno Puro, a salesman, was charged with transporting Mquor from Montana to Seattle. He was slated for a hearing before United States Commissioner R. W. McClelland on Monday afternoon.
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Verno Puro
Mquor
Montana
Seattle
United States
R. W. McClelland
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