Hanson Alone Can Act In Case Of Investigation
Investigation of charges against William F. Murray city inspector for alleged strike ties must be conducted by Hanson rather than the civil service commissioners. Murray is appointed by the mayor, who alone has jurisdiction, while the civil service will act once complaints are filed by Murray or someone in his capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam F. Murray
Hanson
Murray
Benjamin F. Nauman
J. R. Richards Thomas H. Phillips
In Union of Steam and Op Engineers
Civil Service
Seattle Recruits Arrive in San Francisco on Isis
U S board recruits for West Seattle station reach San Francisco aboard the train ship Isis. This first coastwise sea cruise marks their early training voyage en route for further assignment. Recruits will undertake bi monthly runs between Seattle and San Francisco for practical seamanship.
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West Seattle
United States Ag Board
San Fran
Isis
Ahip
Pacific
Taia
Seattle
Francisco
Mutineers Set Fire to Schooner as Crew Is Rescued
Norfolk dispatch reports mutineers set fire to a schooner near Jacksonville. The burning vessel's crew were rescued by a destroyer after the blaze began, according to wireless dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Jacksonville
65th Regiment Ball Leads Seattle Sendoff to Camp Lewis
The Armory hosted soldiers from the 65th regiment along with Ameri can milors marines and guests as 400 of Seattle’s prettiest young women attended a record ball for the unit’s return to Camp Lewis. The day featured a luncheon dinner auto rides and free shows plus breakfast served by the Red Cross before departure.
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Seattle
65Th Regiment
Camp Lewis
Red Crosse
Engineers Hear Electricity Talks
Local American Institute of Electrical Engineers chapter held a Tuesday night meeting in the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall. Speakers C L Coward J D Ross Dr C E B Magnusson and G R F Quinan outlined X ray uses and electrical applications in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Chamber of Commerce
C. L. Coward
J. D. Ross
C. EB. Magnusson
G. RF. Quinan
First Woman Nominated for Michigan State Board of Agriculture
Lansing resident Mrs Dora H. Stockman becomes the first woman chosen as a political candidate in Michigan, nominated to run for the state board of agriculture. Her historic bid marks a milestone in the state's political history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Dora H. Stockman
Michigan
Dressing to Dodge Disease for Women Warns on Winter Footwear
Norma Graves introduces a six part series by Dr Martha Metilynn on women’s health with tips to prevent influenza and pneumonia. The piece urges sensible winter dress, criticizing thin footwear and silk stockings. It stresses keeping the body strong to resist disease and warns young girls against unsafe fashion choices for cold weather.
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The
Star
Martha Metilynn
Metityon
The Lorimer connection and a hospital hedge escape
Jane Lorimer nurses her escape plan as she hides behind a hedge at a hospital. Tommy Lorimer’s dog Mike becomes a turn in the escape scheme and signals help from an insider.
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Elaire
Hob
Corteia
Tommy
James D. Lorimer
Mike
Lorimer Kennels
Dennis
Venus
Jane Lorimer
Four Twomey family influenza deaths in eight days
In New York on February 19 reports say four members of John Twomey’s family have died from influenza within eight days, while two more relatives at their home are seriously ill and not expected to recover.
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New York
John Twomey
Letters to Mina Grey reveal strike opinions and social views
Readers discuss the Seattle shipyard strike and its impact on families small wages and housing. A wife of a worker argues against radicalism while noting loyalty to American values. Other letters protest state politics and question postwar wireless use and female physical health ideals.
Dear Mins Grey Publishes Letters in Confidence
A reader asks Mins Grey to publish her reply while keeping the original letter confidential. She pleads for a private response and offers a self addressed stamped envelope for a personal answer. The request cites loneliness and a need for trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Grey
Maxine
Four State Sheriffs Endorse Tanlac In Unanimous Opinion
Four leading sheriffs from Georgia Arkansas Texas and a county official in Texas praise Tanlac. They report relief from stomach trouble biliousness malaria and neuralgia with improved health and energy after using the remedy. Sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tantac
C. W. Mangum
Fulton County
Atlanta
Tanlac
Chas. S. Lewis
Crittenden County
Redding
Marion
Ark
Tesides
A. R. Anderson
Harris County
Texas
Houston
A. Kelley
Ector County
Odeson
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Blanket and Comforter Sale Notes
A list of assorted blankets and comforters with sizes including 66x80 and 70x80 inches in wool, plaid, woolnap, and jacquard finishes. Prices range from about $3.75 to $8.75 with multiple pair quantities and a few larger total sums.
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S. F
Goth
Norma Graves
DR. Martha
Meglynn
Certe
Turna
Bob
Certeis
Eloise
Chester
Lydia BF. Pinkham
Mitchell, Ind
Lydia BF
Pinkham
Mia
Peart Momruayn
Mitchell
Ind
Lydia E Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mina Grey
Mine Grey
Ile
Alang
Bkinner & Eddy Corporation
Alway
Inet
Diaraet
United States
Deere
Mise Grey
Signal Corpu of
Mise 22
A. W
Kriastoferson
Lower Pleer
Lower Meer
Columbia
Edwin J. Brown
Brown Dental Offices
Scotts
Scott
Scott & Downe
Broomfield, MJ
Grote-Rankin
Pike
Diamond Albert Hansen
Carter
National Bank of Commerce
Madison
Hyprere
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