Cussin Parson Controversy Roils Portland Churches
Portland clergymen refuse to share a program with Dr. McElveen, accusing him of unbecoming language last July. The dispute pits First Congregational against Presbyterians and Baptists as the ministerial association weighs repudiation or support amid public opinion.
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Portland
Wiliam T. Memveen
First Congressional Church
Association
Oth
McElveen
Tion
McFfveen
Vital Statistics Births and Marriage Licenses Listed
A column lists multiple birth announcements with names and partial addresses and a separate section records marriage licenses with pairs and residences. Entries include Shipley Elmore 3807 Linden, William Allen 4120 Burk, and numerous couples across Seattle area addresses and legal notices.
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Elmore
Linden Ave
John
Ber
Henry FP
Glenn Wiliam
Johannes Bereford
Witliam Allen
Burk Relat Reger MH
Forres I
Forrest
Boy
Juro
Walter
Aurora
College Wit and College Wit Brand Compared
The Star discusses a San Dodger parody from the University of Washington and Stanford wit comparing youthful cleverness to a California pace. The dialogue mocks campus verse and adds mock chatter about campus life and social scenes.
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Star
Sea-Dodger
Univerity
Weehington Monthly
Net
San -Dodger
Winet
Fecal College
Homer
Stanford University
California
Police Know Blind Pigs Says Revelle
Tacoma date note reports United States District Attorney Thomas P. Revelle telling the County Constitution Defense league that policemen know where bootleg joints are. In Chehalis, Martin O'Dell was killed when struck by a logging train six miles from Doty.
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Revelle
Tacoma
United States
Thomas P. Revelle
Seattle
County Constitution Defense League
Chehalis
Martin O'Dell
Doty
Unclear Fragment From Plaza Cravantes Manila
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a location in Manila Plaza Cravantes with unclear meaning. No coherent event or names to establish a summary or article context.
Seattle Boy Receives President Harding Letter
Walter Kenneth McMillan of Seattle, a member of the Douglas Dancing School, sent President Harding a letter and a program with a photo and wore the President’s attire in a school production. Secretary Christian acknowledged the courtesy and thanked the boy for his goodwill in a December 21 letter.
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Walter Kenneth McMillan
Douglas Dancing School
Atarding
Walter
Slarding
The
Watters
Harding
Preadent
Vetoed 1922 City Eatery Ordinance Backed by Finance Committee
The 1922 city eatery ordinance faced endorsement by the council finance committee Friday despite Mayor Caldwell's veto. Only PR. DR. Moesketh and Philip Tindall were present and both opposed reopening the issue, warning of many complications before the new ordinance takes effect.
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Parmae
Caldwell
Council
Moesketh
Philip Tindall
Man Starwich Shot Reports Mixed Health Status
Jack Martin, wounded Friday by Sheriff Matt Starwich during an escape attempt, rests at county hospital with a “satisfactory” condition described as Mielfactory. The bullet struck the lower back area and is believed to have lodged in the abdomen after an unsuccessful Friday operation. X-ray results did not reveal the bullet’s exact location.
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Jack Martin
Matt Starwich
Sheriffs
X-ry
Chinese Celebrate Melican New Year In Tacoma
Chinese celebrate the Melican New Year with a raid on the Oriental club on Broadway resulting in gambling charges. Detectives seized and jailed several individuals. University post No 11 American Legion plans a January membership canvass ending January 13 announced by Capt Harold Priest. New York reports a two person killed one percent injured in a Ninth Avenue elevated railroad collision.
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Tacoma
Oriental Club
Broadway
Tam
University Post No. 11
American Legion
Harold Priest
New York
Ninth Ave
Hoover Appointment Puzzles Washington
Washington December 31 The Harding pick of Secretary Hoover as federal chairman of the Colorado River commission signals a shift from interior to commerce control. The Boulder Canyon dam project could cost hundreds of millions and deliver about 600000 horsepower, with government ownership favored.
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Washington
Harding
Secretary of Commerce
Moover
Colorado River
Pacific Railroad
Niagara
Muncie Bhoala
Panama Canal
Department of the Interior
Hoover
Calia
Fiest
A. P. Davie
Reclamation Service
Cnlls
Boulder Creek
Cart
Los Angeles
Clef Shoals
San Diero
Pell
Fall
Boulder Canyon
Himelf
Prince Paddie to Move Near Seattle in Caper Period
A fanciful note claims Prince Peter Musiadin will reside near Seattle for up to two years with Warden Maloney at McNell teland. He is described as a charming cipher artist who once impressed Beattie society and California hotels with elaborate checks.
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Mme Lant
Bam
Northwest
Croatia
California
Prince
Peter Musiadin
Tomance
Giria
Uhey
Prince Paddie
Heathen
Warden Maloney
McNell Teland
Beattie
San Francisco
Detective Hurt as Suspect Gets Away
Tacoma police report Detective J. J. Teale was hurt while pursuing two holdup suspects last night. One suspect kicked him in the knee and escaped, while Teale captured the other man and brought him to jail.
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Tacoma
City
J. J. Teale
Teale
Remodeling shines in old G Munson drug store
Notes reflect Olympia interior work finished at the G Munson drug store. The U S Veterans Bureau cleanup crew will visit Vancouver January 16 17 and 18 to advise servicemen on rights under aid laws. A Walla Walla Union remark questions prohibition era tragedies like a frozen radiator.
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Red G. Munson Drug
Olympia
U. S Veterans’ Bureau
Vancouver
Pierce county marriage licenses fall from 1920 figures
In Pierce County Tacoma on Dec 31 192x the count shows 1749 marriage licenses filed with one day left, down from 2575 in 1920. The county attorney handled 697 default divorce cases, estimated at about 8 percent of filings for the year.
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Tacoma
Dan Cupid
Pierce County
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