German Council Ultimatum to Bavaria Chiefs
Munich soldiers and workers council has tested an ultimatum to the Bavarian government demanding resignation or drastic reforms. It calls for dismissal of conservative officials and dissolution of the Bavarian army under council control with officers elected by soldiers. The war minister resigned as officials refused. A complete political upheaval is feared.
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Washington
Soldiers’ and Workmen's Council of
Munich
Imavarian
Mavarian
Soldiers’ Council
Tsa
Silk Overcoat and Jewels Stolen in Local Burglary Wave
A burglary report details thefts at multiple Seattle area homes and locations. W F Sundmeyer at 21248 Columbia Avenue reports a silk overcoat and Mrs Sundmeyer’s jewelry taken after entry via a key. Hi Perkins at 3456 Yird Ave W reports a watch and a lavaliere stolen through a front window. A student at Pacific School locker room loses a coat and $60.
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W. FF. Sundmeyer
Columbia
Meane of & Pase
Jemtay
Mra
Sundmeyer Storen Woo Gintung
Tilt Main
Hi. Perkins
Yird Ave
Meyer Kiev
Pacific School
Cook who resembles ex-kaiser draws curious gaze
A cook in the town is often pointed out to strangers as the former German ruler. He carries himself with rare dignity and majesty of pose, prompting amused observations from onlookers.
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Lern
I am the most surprised man in the world says Geo Cox
Geo Cox of Beattie recounts severe palina in the side and stomach trouble years ago leading to sleepless nights and weight loss. After wife urged Tanlac, he credits four bottles with stopping pain, restoring appetite, gaining twelve pounds, and returning strength. Tanlac sold in Beattie by Bartell Drug Stores under a special agent.
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Tanlac
Geo. Cox
Nicker
Beattie
Palina
Taniac
Bartell Drug
Walter Came Back to Court in Disorderly Case
Walter Golphin wegen a Greek coffeehouse philosopher faced the Seattle police court for a second day, admitting work on a boat to Bellingham while claiming he needed earnings to eat. The judge ordered him to leave the city within half an hour as others, including intoxicated and vagrant individuals, appeared or were cited for drunkenness.
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Walter Golphin
Tacoma
Bellingham
Hellingham
Golphin
John Hh. Gordon
Ellingham
Colphin
Seattle
Welfare Commission Forms Public Session in Olympia
The Washington state veterans welfare commission held its first public session in the Smith building, aiming to aid discharged servicemen through offices in the Central building and Camp Lewis. Chairman John H. Powell said five hundred thousand dollars requires careful deployment, with focus on material aid and job placement through cooperation with Red Cross Y M C A and federal agencies.
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Geo Lister
Smith Building
M. P. Goodner
Camp Lewin
Camp Lewis
State Bureau
Red Crows
Federal Employment Bureaus
John H. Powell
Veterans’ Commission
Powell
Wedneslay
Seattle Boy Dies on Way Home From Overseas Service
Sergt. Edward C. Braden former city building department clerk died on the transport Ortega en route from France. He was to return to the United States, a member of the 141st Infantry, formerly with the old Second Washington Regiment. Braden belonged to the Monks' club at 1334 Terry Avenue. his parents lived in Derby, Kansas.
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France
Edward C. Braden
Ecity Building Department
Ortega
New York
Braden
Second Washington Regiment
Co. L. 141St Infantry
Monks’ Club
Terry Ave
Derby
Kanan
Trenholme Returns Home From Beattie General Hospital
James D. Trenholme junior member of the Thorndyke Trenholme Co. shipping brokers has been removed to his home from Beattie General hospital where he has been prostrated since November 22. His condition remains serious though slightly improved after influenza complications and a major operation following a trip to New York.
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James D. Trenholme
Thorndyke Trenholme Co
Beattie General Hospital
Trenholme
New York
Arctic club chef accused of threats to residents
Henry Hendle, chef at the Arctic club, is accused in a prosecuting attorney’s complaint filed Thursday morning of threatening the life of Mrs. Jesse Douglas and threatening bodily harm to C. M. Shelton of 112 Bodwin Place.
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Henry Hendle
Arctic Club
Mra
Jesse Douglas
C. M. Shelton
Bodwin Place
Delarosa on Trial for Stabbing at Filipino Club
Delarosa faces trial Thursday in Superior Court charged with stabbing Fladid Mira in the Filipino club at 508 Maynard Ave. An argument over the club’s punching bag sparked the assault. A foot long knife allegedly used, Mira wounded in the right leg. Delarosa is an elevator boy at the Sorrento hotel.
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Delarosa
Superior Court
Fladid
Mira
Maynard Ave
Mira'e
Sorrento Hotel
World War Veterans Open New Club Rooms
The World War Veterans Association No. 1 invites veterans of allied forces who served overseas in the great war to inspect its new club rooms at 715 Union. A meeting is scheduled Friday at 7 30 p m.
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World War Veterans’ Association No. 1
Union At
Hvld
Courtesy Makes Man Famous And Brings New Friends
An old verse extols courtesy as a driver of fame friendship and business. It promises daily dividends from polite conduct and declares courtesy essential to life, offering spring wear items like coats dresses and hats as further incentives.
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Alwayes
Alweyes
Salmon Bay Docks Told to Earn Money, Say Commissioners
Port Commissioner W. T. Christensen states Salmon Bay docks must operate on a paying basis immediately. The 1918 auditor's report shows a $3,000 profit for the first half, dropping to $702.21 for the full year, with ferries as the only other port properties turning a profit. A 60 day trial of a time clock system for port employees was approved Wednesday, to be continued if satisfactory.
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Salmon Bay
W. T. Christensen
Een Cave
Port Commission
Hrome Quinine Box May Be Sold For 20 Cents
A single product labeled Hrome Quinine is described with EKW Groves signature on the box and a price of 20 cents. The wording implies a laxative or cold remedy tablet. The fragment suggests product marketing in a small price range and emphasizes the brand and signature.
Perfumes from world famous makers in stock
Customers can buy perfumes from renowned manufacturers in original bottles. The store confirms stock of favorite scents and offers a wide assortment for immediate purchase.
Chamber Urges Defeat of New Auto License Bill
The Washington Chamber of Commerce urges defeating the state senate auto license bill that would raise license fees by up to 400 percent in some cases. It also calls for letter campaigns from thousands of automobile owners to legislators urging defeat of the measure.
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Autome
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