For Sale Quick Sale Offers Near New Bungalows and more
Classified notes advertise quick sale options including a modern bungalow on a corner lot 28x102 near two car mines with most improvements paid ask 1250 half cash and several other small houses with varying terms in Ballard and Beatty areas listing addresses and contact names such as Young Proberg Detterling and Ida Bratth plus a Western Union messenger office and Mr Swihart at 113 Cherry St for inquiries.
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Young & Proberg
Pallard Ave
Ballard
BNA
Detterling
Laree
Rainier Ave
Ida Bratth
California Ave
Help wanted and notices in Northwest regions and Florida
Classified style listing showing job offers from agencies in New York and Florida, with details on land sales, trades, and various employment opportunities. Includes notices for carpenters cabinet makers shipyard workers, a legal address in Melbourne Florida, and a range of unsettled listings such as lost items and household services.
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Third Ave
Acroms Street
Court House
Beat
Northwest
P. M
Florida
Wales
Rox H
Melbourne
WM. & Greened
Opatatas
Call Belknap Glass Co
Star
Lake Washington
Kirkland
Funeral notices and public notices in 1918 paper fragment
Fragmented OCR shows funeral notice for MWC Lockhart and public notices involving gas vessel and customs changes. Also lists names such as John Milosevich and Kath Merkurich and mentions Brattle Rokcor Drumheller and collector duties in Seattle Washington. Partial addresses and unrelated entertainment items appear.
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Secretary of Commerce
John Milosevich
Kath Mirkovicha
Brattle Rokcor M
Mary Johnson
Ray Jomunbon
Public Markets Show Monday Prices Across Dairy and Meats
A Monday listing details numerous stalls with dairy items like milk from Mtall and Libby's, butter, cheese, eggs, and cream. meats including steak, corned beef, roast, and sausage. plus grains, coffee, chocolate, and vegetables. Prices range from 10 to 66 cents and reference stalls 11, 17, 24, 31, 42, 48, 66, and 103 with named products and brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
South End
Andersen's
Life Mall
Booze Seized From Tanker Arriving From San Francisco
When the oil tanker Schofield arrived from San Francisco Saturday deputies searched the vessel and seized eight quarts of whisky. No arrests were made.
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Schofield
San Francisco
Starwich
Lee
von Guret
Kerr
Printing firm seeks city payment of rioter reward
Pigott Printing Co asks the city to reimburse its $500 reward for rioters’ conviction. Corporation Counsel Caldwell reviews the claim as the firm states it may have to pay the reward.
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CITY
Senate Committee Agrees On Railroad Control Bill
The Senate interstate commerce committee approved a railroad control bill with three main provisions. It limits government control to 18 months after the war, grants ratemaking power to President Wilson, and sets compensation on a three year earnings average. It allows the president to return roads to private owners by July 1, after which federal direction continues until 18 months postwar.
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Wilson
Ludendorff Denies Delaying Peace With Hindenburg
Amsterdam February 2 The German quarter master Ludendorff denied that he and Field Marshal Hindenburg were delaying the war’s end. Deputy Schlittenbaur quoted Ludendorff saying no sensible man would bear such responsibility longer than safety and empire interests require.
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Amsterdam
Ludendorff
Kindenburg
Tagliache Krundecohau
Schlittenbaur
Hindenburg
Hawaiian Soldier Delights in Snow at Camp Lewis
Private George Awal a Hawaii native first saw snow February 1 as a three inch blanket covered Camp Lewis. He found it cold but enjoyable saying he wanted to see snow close up and that army life is good though he sometimes misses Hawaii.
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Camp
Lewis
Tacoma
George Awal
Snaw
Awal
Hawaii
Army
Naval Station Site Board Delivers Gulf Ports Report
Secretary of the Navy Daniela received the final Helm congressional board report on possible gulf ports and naval station sites after six months of study. He said he would not make recommendations to the current Congress as the government pursues its present program.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Helm Congressional Board
Gulf
Congress
Gas Fixture Accident Leaves Man Hospitalized
Joe Hardy of 1114 Sixth Ave was overcome by gas while asleep after breaking a fixture when turning out the light. He was revived and taken to City Hospital where he is recovering.
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Joe Hardy
Sixth Ave
City Hospital
Three Russians Held by Police in City Jail
Three Russian immigrants identified as John Conrad 48 Henry Hermanson 41 and John Osolin 37 are in the city jail awaiting federal inquiry. They were arrested Friday after failing to give satisfactory explanations for their presence in the United States.
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John Conrad
Henry Hermanson
John Osolin
Russia
German suspect in federal custody follows UW student arrest
Re Evenson a 33 year old University of Washington student was arrested Wednesday as a German suspect. He was moved Friday from the city jail to the immigration station awaiting further federal inquiry and investigation.
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RE. V. Evenson
University of Washington
Switzerland mobilizes 12th infantry brigade for frontier guard
Zurich February 2. The 12th infantry brigade two Alpine guard sections and a signal company have been ordered mobilized to reinforce the frontier guard. The action follows stated internal and external conditions as official justification.
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Zurich
Alpine Guards
Frontier Guard
Police to Report License Offenders to City Council
The police department will submit written reports to the city council on pool rooms shooting galleries dance halls pawn shops and second hand stores seeking new licenses or renewals. The department plans to keep the council informed about which establishments are objectionable and offenders in the future.
First Grade Clerical Postoffice Exam Seen By Seventy Five
Seventy five men and women sat the civil service first grade clerical examination Saturday in room 416 of the postoffice building. Highest scorers will be placed in the customs house internal revenue department navy yard and quartermaster service.
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Civil Service
Customs House
Internal Revenue Department
Navy Yard
Quartermaster Service
Proclamation Sets Oil Well Licensing Under Federal Control
Washington February 2 President Wilson signed a proclamation to place all fuel oil under federal control. The measure calls for licensing oil wells and will be issued later today.
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Washington
Wilson
French Take Prisoners in Mortier Wood
French raid on German positions in Mortier wood captures several enemy prisoners. Artillery fire reported around Burn Le Haut with light bombardment in the area.
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Mortier Wood
Paris
War Office
Burn le Haut
Young Theo Earle Returns Home For Big Metropolitan Concert
Theo Earle, former Lincoln high school star, heads home after a New York run as a celebrated tenor. He will sing with the Philharmonic Orchestra on Thursday February 7 at the Metropolitan, drawing back longtime Beatle residents and former sweethearts to hear the hometown prodigy.
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Beatle
Johnston
New York
Theo Earle
Earle
Philharmonic Orchestra
Metropolitan
Karlie
Beattie
Holland and U S Settle Ship Dispute
The Hague Feb 2 Negotiations between the United States and Holland over Dutch ships held in American ports have concluded satisfactorily. The vessels are now free to sail under the agreed arrangements. Many Dutch ships had been detained in New York harbor for months awaiting settlement of cargo and sailing conditions.
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the Hague
United States
Holland
New York
Develop Coal Mine at Wenatchee Soon
Work will start immediately to develop a coal mine at Wenatchee on the Moses Coulee Orchard tract. A vein of high grade lignite coal was found recently, editor Rufus Woods reports, and coal may be shipped within about two months.
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Wenatchee
Moses Coulee Orchard
Rufus Woods
University of Washington Journalism Raised to School Status
The journalism department at the University of Washington becomes a school by faculty approval and will be effective in October after regent approval. Graduate work will lead to an M A degree in journalism.
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University of Washington
West Virginia Mines Shut Down by Federal Action
Washington February 2 complete shutdown of 71 West Virginia coal mines was reported by Bureau Administrator Lawson. The move costs about 47000 tons of coal for the day and is attributed to a shortage of empty cars at the mines.
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Washington
West Virginia
Buef
Lawson
Blood Flows in Berlin Riot Updates Across Europe
London reports bloodshed in Berlin as strike rioting spills into the streets. Central news dispatches from Amsterdam confirm casualties amid the unrest.
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Berlin
London
Amsterdam
Break-out at Jail Caused by Measles Incident
A break-out occurred at the city jail but no criminals are at large. Measles caused the disturbance. The victim is 18 year old Gus Carlson wanted on a forgery charge in Olympia. Carlson has been quarantined.
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Gus Carlson
Olympia
IC Suspends Potatoes Rate Increase To August
Interstate Commerce Commission suspends from February 2 to August 7 the higher carload rates on potatoes shipped from Wisconsin Minnesota Upper Michigan North Dakota South Dakota and Iowa to interstate points.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
German general strike spreads to motor workers and builders
Zurich reports the German general strike has extended to motor workers and builders. Representatives of these trades met and resolved not to return to work until a victory for the movement is achieved.
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Zurich
Germany
Munich
Argentine attaches recalled from Berlin and Vienna
Official confirmation that the Argentine military and naval attaches in Berlin and Vienna are recalled to return within three months. May Kingelin, on a mission to Berlin, was received by the state department from the Argentine minister today.
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Washington
Berlin
Vienna
Kingelin
State Department
Ordinance Ready to Oppose Street Car Fare Increase
A drafted ordinance authorizes the city to oppose a threatened streetcar fare raise. It allows the city to retain expert witnesses and allocates funds, with the final amount left to the council to insert. Corporation Counsel Caldwell delivered the measure to the city council on Saturday.
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Caldwell
Flag Poles at Camp Lewis Near Completion
Tacoma february report notes 100 foot steel masts to be erected at Camp Lewis ahead of division colors ceremony. The camp reportedly lacks an official flag and two men Fong Foon 29 and Fred Liston 22 are detained as alleged slackers while O R Parsons claims he is 20 and is held at city jail after failing to answer questions and produce a card.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Division
Division Ters
Fong Foon
Fred Liston
Momtana
O. R. Parsons
Parsons
Ferry laid off for repairs on Vashon run
The ferry Vashon on the Des Moines run will be laid off Monday and Tuesday for repairs. Albert Stanig, 29, Italian, is in Gio city jail pending federal investigation as a slacker. If you value your watch, Haynes repair it. Next Liberty theatre advertisement.
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Vashon
Desa Moines
Albert Stanig
Gio City
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
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L. G. Smith
Mosta- Charge Provident Loan Society
Inc
Senece
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Millott
University
G. KO Wartwe
Friends Fraser-Paterson Co
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Central Storage Co
White Rid
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Pirst
Weetlake
Kinski Tank
First Ave
Standard
Pine St. Lafee
Barrington City Ind
M. Melker
Waterman
Wash
Boverdale
Thira Ave
Msm
Fickles & Hannan
Bothell
Weah
Sale Bay
Western Canada
California
Estern Canada
Western
Canada
A. Brostedt
P. A
Canadian Northern Mailway
Hastings
Vancouver
H. C
Munger
N.Y
Life Ride
Kansan City
Pinont—Ao
Bangor
Jones
Phinney
Good Ranch
Minneapolis
Minn
Bay
Beattie High School
J. W. James
Cory Wome
Newsroom
Youngstown
Pinney & Street
Third
West Seattle Snap
Gatewood
GRO. W. MH. White Investment CO
Oriental Block
Main
W. HM. White
North End
New York Hills
Ravenna Park
Ravenna
Joseph E. Thomas & CO
Corner Spring
Young & Rroperg
Ballard Ave
Maple Valley
Liberty Bende
Mustan
Smith
Pioneer
Beattle
C. _H. SOLIBAKKE
Manette
Drewster
Summit
Illahee
Seattle
Premerton
P. O
Wallingford
Kenwood
26Th Ave. N
Madison
GT CA
Rainier Tiss
M. J. Hughes
Yealer Way
Tata
Western Union
MR. Swihart
Cherry St
Otto Ll. Fricke
Cleveland
Ohio
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Great Western Aero
Nex 144
South Bend
Eater
Wright
Goodrich Drug Company
Omaha
Tanton
Fauntieroy Park
Weet Sound
Ntvereal Midh Power Telephone Co
Neacon Coal
Alaska Petroleum & Coal Alaska Homestake
Universal
Migh
Liberty Off & Cas
Wyoming
Mount Rainier Mining Co
Forks
Alaska Homestake
Alaska
Hepeort Qdda
Liberty
Max Winkler Filiett
Union Rt
Resvitea
Stanley PF. Dentery & Co
Investment Pankers
Foster Hide
Denver
Colo
LA Seal LL
Colleeum Theatre
Mikkeleen
Henry
Girls Bakery
Owl
Rug Store
Otor
Gore
O. BR. Williams CO
Firet Ave
Beattie Gruen
Waldron Co
Fourth Ave
Menri Haullding
Phonographa
Musical Record Exchange
Weestlake
New Times
Smith Jewelery Mfo. CO
Smith Feldo
Ficor Waldron
Waldron Company
J. Webb Kitchen & Co
University St. A
Meyer-Tower
Inion
Kavanagh
Oregon
Parcel Post
Nagh
the Pacific Auction Co
Recond Ave
Blake Furn. Co
Pike Main
Smith Jewelry Mpg. CO
IL. C
Mith
Mra Willeik
Leth N W
Whone Ballard
I Stevens
4Th Ave
Anan
Bciuntifiso
Millett
Fesulta Guarnanterd
tLaovise Dalton
Bitel Bidg
Puget Sound
Colman Dock
Marion Street
Leave Beattie
Victoria, BH. C
Port Anaries
Townsend
Angeles
Oreoverts
Etoria Bundage
Tacoma Direct
I Giam Bird Sons
Townsend Direct Gally
Anacortes and
Rellingham
Vitam Meamer
Whatcom
Anacortes
Fiverett
Nellingham
Doom
BO Kalshan
Heerett Anacortes
San Juan Islands
Mellingham
Wasalie
Townsend and Bell
Kingham
Juan Island Pointe
Port Townsend
Port Angelee
Neah Hey
Way Ports
Port An
Fundaylecles
Neah Bay
Thure
Port Angeles
Clafiam
Way Porte
Walalente
Port
Willlama
Dungeness
Clallam
Port Gamble
Ludlow
Flagler
Puget
Kingston, Gambie
Migton
Ator
Foundaysville
Steamer Poget
Kingston
Way
Way Pointe
Hood Canal
Gamblie—lLadiew
City of Angeles
Laudiow
Ranger
Puget Sound Navigation Co
Fiom Main
ENT- Aan Advertising
Ad Department
The
Seattle Star
Michael
Pike
Walt
Fifth
Kev Greene
Jefferson
Sear Court House
Rastly
Hiss Kington
Mwc Lockhart
Mre
D. Lockhart
Milella-Rafferty Chapel
Fremont
Washells Cemetery
Berden
Ghirardelli
Mall
Sauieage
Senate
R. R. Bill
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Naval Station Site Board
Switzerland
Young Theo Earle
Lincoln High School
Son
Theo Karle
U. S
Commonwealth Club
Good Eats
Austin
Griffiths
Ralph Horr
FE. L. Blaine
A. J. Goddard
Bolton
Gilt-Edge Investments
Irving Whitehouse Company
L. C. Smith
Tel
Brokerage Department
J. D. Blackwell
Lodge Ca
Cafe Caberet—Dancine
Peoples Savings Bank Second Ave
PIKB
Washington Baak Depositers’ Guaranty Fund
Guardian Trust & Savings Bank
First Ave. and
Columbia St
St. Paul
Eos
Dexter Horton Trust Savings Bank
Seattle, Wash
Cherry
Dexter Horton National Bank
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
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