State Barbers Board Targets Violators in Seattle
The state board of barbers’ exam seeks violators of shop conduct rules in Seattle. Several barbers have been fined or had certificates revoked and will be prosecuted. President J F E Hooker leads the drive against illegal shops. Prosecuting Attorney Ervin H Palmer filed multiple complaints. Penalties include fines from 10 to 100 dollars or 10 to 90 days imprisonment or both.
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State Board of Barbers
Seattle
J. F E. Hooker
Ervinh. Palmer
Mass Observed for Charles Dolphin Jr
A requiem mass was held at 9 a m Monday at St James cathedral for Charles E Dolphin Jr 20 eldest son of Police Lieutenant and Mrs Charles E Dolphin. Interment followed at Calvary cemetery. He died from ptomaine poisoning after returning from Alaska just before Christmas at Columbus Sanitarium.
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St. James Cathedral
Charles E Dolphin, Jr
Charles E. Dolphin
East Columbia St
Calvary Cemetery
Young Dolphin
Columbus Sanitarium
Alaska
Burial arrangements announced for Dr Henry A Smith
Waterville reports arrangements are being made for the burial of Dr Henry A Smith who died after a throat illness in a hospital on Saturday. The city grieves the loss of a physician respected for his service.
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Waterville
Henry A. Smith
Despondent Suspect Amid Room Absence After Slaying
A man shown despondent after the killing of Thomas Burke is described as grieving since the incident occurred during a dispute over a poker game. The report notes the nurse was away from the room at the time.
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Day
Thomas Burke
Cigar Ban Sparks Debate at Campbell Company Meeting
At the annual meeting of the J A Campbell company in Seattle officers called for wheat conservation and banned after dinner cigars as a luxury. Twenty five students already enrolled in free navigation schools in Seattle and Tacoma with classes in the Henry building and at the University of Washington.
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J. A Campbell Company
Whole Eise Flour Merchants
Free Navigation
Seattle
Tacoma
Henry
Washington
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offer Obesity Cure
The Marmola Prescription is praised as a harmless effective obesity remedy now in tablet form. It can be obtained at all drugstores or by writing Marmola at 844 Woodward Ave Detroit Michigan. A large case costs 75 cents, promoting its use over dieting or violent exercise.
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Armplago
Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
Week's Shows Welcomed by Theatregoers
Moore theatre manager hints at political ambition while presenting a strong vaudeville bill. Scarpioff and Varvara lead applause. Ruth Renick and others receive standout notices as the week opens at Wilkes and Orpheum venues.
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Letter
Moore Theatre
Scarpioff
Varvara
al Shayne
Joe Scully
Wil M. Creasy
Planche Tmyne
Wiegler Bistera
Paul Morton
Naomi Glass
Ivan Miller
Ruth Hrenick
Wilkes Theatre
Frank Craven
Ruth Renick
Jane Darwell
Fanchon Everhart
Iriah
George Rand
Mitchel Takes Command of Signal Battalion in Texas
Waco Texas February 4 Major John Rroy Mitchel former Newark mayor arrives to lead a battalion of the Third Regiment consisting of 16 000 signal men being assembled here in the national defense buildup.
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Waco, Tex
John Rroy Mitchel
Newark
War Food Exhibit at Green Lake Library Promises Talks
A war food exhibit will be held at the Green Lake branch library on Friday from noon to 9 pm. Mary Rausch of the University of Washington extension division will lecture at 3 pm and a returned soldier will speak in the evening.
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Green Lake
Mary Rausch
U. of W. Extension Division
Boilermakers Back Union Market Plan In City
Union of boilermakers and farmers moves to form a city market for farm produce. At the No. 104 Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders meeting, $12,000 in stock was subscribed with $5,000 to be paid in.
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Seeme Aawured
Hoover Heads New War Emergency Committee
Mrs Hoovers appointment makes Herbert Hoover chairman of a war emergency committee to direct many kinds of war work in the District of Columbia.
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Mrs. Hoover
NEW War Committee
Washington
Herbert Hoover
District of Columbia
Salvation Army seeks million dollar war fund
Feb 4 report says the Salvation Army aims to raise a $1,000,000 war fund. Evangeline Hoath, commander of the organization in the United States, leads the campaign.
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Horton
Salvation Army
Evangeline Hoath
United States
Milk testers sought in Washington 24 cow testing associations
Promising high school students are sought for appointment as milk testers for 24 cow testing associations in Washington. Director Thorbur of the State college asks high school superintendents to provide recommendations.
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Pullman
Washington
Thorbur
State College
Hymns of Hate Debasing, Says Government Bulletin
Washington with a Feb 4 bulletin urges that hate hymns must not be used by the Four Minute Men program. The notice condemns demeaning songs and calls for neutral instructional material.
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Washington
Buletin
Hamburg Tea for a Bad Cold Remedies
A small package Hamburg Tea sold at pharmacies is recommended. A tablespoon of the tea steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk twice or more daily opens pores, relieves congestion, loosens the bowels, and is claimed to break a cold quickly. The preparation is said to be inexpensive and fully vegetarian.
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Hamburg
J.D. Blackwell
One Killed and Eight Hurt in Auto Accident
A chauffeur driven party of eight traveling to a friend’s after church services crashed head on with a street car at Eighth and West Lake. Miss Ragna N. Anderson, 71, died instantly. car driver Tom Oldne, 30, in serious condition with concussion. Others suffered various injuries including a fractured skull and broken limbs. the crash occurred at about 8 o’clock Sunday night.
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Phinney Ave
Eighth and
Westlake Avenues
Misa Ragna N. Anderson
Jack Manufacturing Co
Ninth Ave
Tiffin Tom Oldne
Providence Hospital
Oldne
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Pine
Ole Knutsen
Sixth Ave
Anderson
Marie
Jorina
Alhambra Hotel
Summit
Provdence Hospital
Johanna Snartemo
Beventhave
Ole Jensen
Burlington
Tom Lawson
Mercer
Thora Ougland
Fairview
Radio Station Linking U S Army to France
Washington reports direct radio communication with American army headquarters in France this year. The Navy Department completes a $2,250,000 radio station in France to oversee all radio communication for U S forces.
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Washington
France
Navy Department
Tanno Faces Deportation Over Stowaway Admission
TANNO MAKES SLIP Hechi Tanno to be deported for illegally aiding aliens after seven Japanese stowaways were found aboard the Hawaii Maru. He admitted entering and stowing away five years ago while under questioning by United States Commissioner Hubert McClelland. If convicted, he faces time before deportation. Teuneye Watanbe also charged with the same offense.
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Shechi Tanno
Hawaii
Cascarets Claim Quick Cleanse For Livers And Heads
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a harmless laxative to cleanse the liver bowels and relieve headaches biliousness dizziness and stomach issues. It declares the product safe for children and effective overnight with a candy like taste.
More Efficient Training Begun Today at Camp Lewis
Gen Pershing called for efficient officers and Camp Lewis responds with intensified training. The List division trains as generals critique officers for poor preparation in warfare basics. Brig Gen Foltz oversees the new instruction on musketry and unit handling while men are ordered to shoot straight and improve overall readiness.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Pershing
Foltz
Illegal combine of packers says Heney
Francis J. Heney leading the federal trade commission announced that evidence to prove an illegal combine of packers will be presented to the department of justice. He planned action with Chas. G. Clyne to secure papers, noting vaults sealed to prevent removal until a federal court decision. He said packers’ profits rose 50 percent since America entered the war while retailers’ profits fell and many shops closed.
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Chicago
Department of Justice
Francis J. Heney
Federal Trade Commission
Heney
Chas. G Clyne
U. S
Henry
America
State finances reported in excellent condition
Olympia reports Treasurer W. W. Sherman states the general fund stands at 817,593 dollars on the first of February and indicates a balance near 700,000 dollars by March as tax collections begin.
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Olympia
W. W. Sherman
Sinking of the Louvain Claims 224 Lives
London Feb 4 The armed boarding ship Louvain was torpedoed in the Eastern Mediterranean on January 21. An admiralty announcement reports 224 lives lost in the sinking.
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Louvain
London
Mediterranean
Admiralty
Camp Lewis Faces A Great Lumber Famine
Camp Lewis reports a severe lumber shortage forcing delays in ongoing construction and threatening the expansion of the cantonment. Feb 4. The scarcity has become critical for housing and facilities.
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Camp Lewis
Victoria Gets Contracts for Ships
Vancouver B C Feb 4 Contracts for the construction of 40 vessels totaling 140000 tons are to be awarded by the British government to concerns in the city of Victoria and are expected to be let soon.
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Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Laxative Bromine Quinine
An old advertisement promotes a remedy labeled Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to stop coughs headaches and “works off the Cold” with J W Groves signature on each box.
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J. W. Grove
Three Robbers Hold Up Saloon In Chicago Shootout
On a crowded street in an outlying district, three robbers held up a saloon and engaged a squad of policemen in a pistol fight. One robber was captured. one dead hold up man, one seriously injured physician, and three policemen were wounded.
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Chicago
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Pike Street
Efarniah
William and Mary
State Barbers’ Board
Charles Dolphin, JR
Gipheum Boxlake
Orpheum
Dayne
Jin
Wyoming
Morton
Elida Morris
The
Zeagler
Kentucky
Orpheum Travelogue
Ruth Osborn
Shayne
Joe Sully
Moore
Etda Morris
Mlarney
Third Ave
Madison St. Wm
Hart
Weatih
Dixie Doyd
Arville and Knight
van Slyke
Genung
Willis Hall
Irving
Palace Hip
Kartell
James H. Manning
Jonn FE. Sullivan
Gertrude Valentine
Anna Marston
Monocle” Manley
Mantilla
Warden
the Nile
Art
Ann Owen
Millards
Gaiety
First Ave
Madison St
Armstrong Folly Company
Will Armstrong
Armatrong
Henry Sherr
Perqueta
Cleopatra
Billie Bingham
Dick Frazer
Mitchel
Signal Batallion
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
California
Sean Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
STR
Wapama
FER
41Th Food Service
M’cormick
Cherry St
Millett
Great Britain
Litvinoff
Mischa Litvinoff
Nolsheviki
Britain
Hotsheviki
Lenine Trotsky
After Salvation Fund
J. D. Blackwell
Columbia ST
Edwin J. Brown
Columbia
Columbia At
DPD. D
Tanno
J. T. Byrne
Crafton Street
Dublin
Ireland
Washington Title Insurance Company
She Rhodes Co
Woren
Fiat
Nick Romanoff
New York
Nicholas Romanoff
Russia
Marine Transporation Service Corporation
LEMP
ST. Louis Flecher Brothers Company Distributors
Seattle, Wash
Edward A. Steiner
Hijdrome
Soldiers and Sailors’ Club
the Hippodrome Elliott
Fifth & University
Madison
Eugene Levy
Met
S. Hart
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