Washington's Birthday Parade Signals Return of National Guard
Washington's Birthday activities mark the return of the National Guard from eight months of service. A morning statue ritual leads to a 12:40 parade downtown, 4 p.m. arrival at Union depot, and 6:30 p.m. banquet. Gov. Lister and Adjt Gen. Thompson speak at the Armory with a later reception.
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George Washington
National Guard
Coast Artillery
Washington
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Signal Corps
Union Depot
Frye Hotel
Gov. Lister
Adjt
Thompson
Armory
Grand Hall of National Guardsmen
Seattle
National Guard Infantry
Naval
William Inglis
Union Station
Lister
Tacoma
State Capitol
Rheumatism Advice Card Lets Readers Try Home Made Medicine
After meals and at bedtime take a tablespoonful of a homemade medicine used nationwide for rheumatism. The formula promises relief after the first dose and features Syrup of Sarsaparilla Toris Compound and an Elixir. The recipe, once whiskey based, is now prepared by Medical Forms Laboratory Dayton Ohio and ingredients can be bought at any store.
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United Tes
Medical Forms Laboratory
Dayton
Stop Catarrh Head Relief with Dream Balm
If nostrils are clogged from a cold or rhinitis, a small bottle of Dream Balm can be applied to the nasal passages to penetrate airways and soothe inflamed mucous membranes. Relief follows as nasal passages clear, reducing headaches and breathing difficulty. Ely's Dream Balm is advertised as a remedy for head colds and catarrh.
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Ely
Wilson Plans Another Talk to Congress
President Wilson plans to address the present session of Congress about the German American situation likely late next week. He may seek broad powers to protect American rights after adjournment, with careful communication to all belligerents to avoid misinterpretation abroad, especially in Germany.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Capitol
Germany
Public to Hear Young Orators at Broadway H
The annual patriotic oratorical contest by the Washington society of the Sons of the American Revolution will be held in Broadway High School auditorium Friday evening. Participants include Mary Peel, Stuart Barber, Chester Hills, Lee Baker, Ruth Holland, and Ellen M. Janson. Five orations titled The Battle of Lexington and The Revolutionary War on the Sea. Judges are Prof. F. M. Padel ford, Miss Eva Batcheller, Prof. A A Stilwell, W. E. Froude, J. Lawrence, and Carl H. Reeves. Admission is free. the public is welcome.
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Washington Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Broadway High School
Mary Peel
Stuart Barber
Cheeter Hills
Lee Baker
Ruth Holland
Ellen M. Janson
Lexington
F. M. Padelford
Eva Batcheller
A A. Stilwell
W. E. Froude
J.%. Lawrence
Carl H. Reeves
North juror for I. W. W. trials here
An emergency clause failed in a Senate bill intended to supply extra jurors for the I. W. W. murder trials tied to the Everett riots. Without the clause the bill misses its effect, and it won't be ready for J. W. W. trial set for March 6.
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House
Senate
Everett
Wife Buys Books to Help Boss Officer
Police officer Frank Du Cett took home two titles The Backyard Farmer and Spring Planting. His wife ordered the books to aid their spring garden project with light humor from fellow officers at headquarters.
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Frank du Cett
Arm Broken When Struck by Machine at City Corner
C. J. Schoenrock of 2631 Maple Avenue suffered a broken arm after being struck by a car driven by Floyd White of 1418 Broadway near Sixth and Pine late Tuesday night. He was taken to the city hospital.
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C. J. Sehoenrock
Maple At
Floyd White
Broadway
Sixth and
Pine
Schoenrock
City Hospital
Senators Pass Bill To Regulate Jitneys In Olympia
The senate approved Senate Mill 89 by a 27 to 12 vote to place jitneys under the public service commission. Senator Jesse Jones framed the measure. Louis Hean of Tacoma Railway & Power Co led lobbying with Stone Webster. Democrats opposed, Republicans supportive. debate highlighted lobbying and county concerns.
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Olympia
Senate
Public Service Commission
Jesse Jones
Joint Public Utilities Committee
House
Louis Hean
Tacoma Railway & Power Co
Stone Webster
The
Traction Company
Tacoma
Seattle
Messare
Tne
Blaine and
Lewis
Capitol
Cow Counties
Nichols
Faulkner
Johnson
Spokane
Iverson
Hremerton
Taylor
King County
Wray
Jones
Seattle Troops Return Home From Calexico
Field Company A, Signal corps, Washington National Guard return from border service to Seattle. City urged employers to hire returning soldiers promptly on Washingtons Birthday weekend as federal labor aids assist securing immediate jobs for all occupations.
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Washington
Seattle
Field Company A
Signal Corps
National Guard of Washington
Calexico
Border Service
United States Department of Labor
Caminetti
Federal Employment Bureaus
Flrnt Ave
Union
Elliott
Pretty Smuggler Caught By Agents On Street
Mrs. Reed, tied to a Canada Seattle opium smuggling ring, fled camera crews for two days before being photographed with opium valued at 1500. She paid 2000 bail after bound over by U S Commissioner McClelland. She claimed to know nothing of her operations.
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Seattle
United
McClelland
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
S. C
Reed
Rossman to face state charges after federal term ends
Prosecutor Lundin said the state will prosecute George B. Rossman, operator of B. C. Shingle Co. and North Star Lumber Co. stock salesman, after he serves a six month federal sentence. Rossman, recently jailed on fraud charges, hopes to serve on a mail fraud count.
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Lundin
George B. Rossman
B. C. Shingle Co
North Star Lumber Co
Rossman
Pierce County
Roseman
Rovamian
North Star
B.C. Encerna
Ranchers oppose Stevens Pass scenic road funding
Farmers and settlers flood the county meeting to protest a $100,000 appropriation for the Stevens Pass scenic road. Delegations from Everett push for the Stevens Base road while supporters cite local utility and tourism benefits amid funds already spent on related road projects.
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Ranchers
Thomas Burke
Stevens Pass
J. M. Marmaduke
Washington Hotel
Lake Washington
Everett Wante
Everett
Stevens Base
Frederick Rausman
Ballinger
Frank Terrace
Bothell Road
Guaranteed Painless Dentistry at Lowest Prices
A Seattle dentist advertises a full floor office with highly trained graduates and state board certificates. The practice promises ironclad satisfaction and low prices due to high patient volume, offering free examinations and no obligation quotes.
Order at Port of Allies Bans Certain Enemies Food Cargoes
London Feb 21 An order in council announces vessels carrying foods to and from enemy ports may be captured and condemned unless they call at an allied port en route for examination of their cargos.
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London
Nurseries Bill Passed for Employed Mothers in First Class Districts
Olympia legislators approved the Zednick bill authorizing first class school districts to operate nurseries for children of mothers employed at home. Proposed by the Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs, nurseries will be set up in widely separated districts near industrial city areas.
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Olympia
Zednick
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Planes Must Keep Away From Forts Near San Francisco
An order from Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell requires aero planes to stay clear of all fortifications around San Francisco Bay. He noted a passenger on a plane photographed some fortifications. Clara Barton Tent Daughters of Veterans hosts a luncheon and social at Mrs. Florence Geer's home 409 West 5th Street on Friday February 23.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
J. Franklin Bell
Bell
Clara Barton
Daughters of Veterans
Florence Geer
West Sth St
Advanced Modern Methods Promises Cure in Private Talk
A bold ad offers confidential discussions to prove lasting cures for unspecified troubles. It claims to show real results, invites readers to visit offices, and lists hours and two addresses for consultations.
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Witito
Macy Bis
Second Ave
Bigamist on Parole Linked to $5500 Forged Checks
King county prosecutors expose G. G. Lardner, a confessed bigamist living with wife No. 2 after fleeing Portland where he allegedly defrauded the Scandinavian-American bank of $3,600. He skipped a $1,000 cash bail, leaving $5,500 in forged checks. Deputy Summers cites a sympathetic appeal for a conditional pardon to Gov. Lister while Lardner earned more phony checks.
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Summers
G. G. Lardner
Bigamist
Lardner
Seattle
Dorothy Clond
Portland
Wife No. 1
Wife No. 2
Gov. Lister
Lardper
Mecke's Daughters Never Showed Up
Alfred W. Mecke, 35, ex Army, confessed to police that San Francisco Portland and Seattle residents supported him while he lived on nothing for a year. He was charged Tuesday with being a disorderly person after roaming boarding houses and claiming his two daughters would soon arrive to settle financial matters, but they never came.
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San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Alfred W. Mecke
Meeke
Daughters of the Nile Install Members in Public Drill
Officers of the Hatasu temple No. 1 staged a public installation at the Masonie temple Tuesday night. A military drill highlighted the ceremony and drew more than 400 attendees.
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Hatasu Temple
Daughters of the Nile
Masonie Temple
Greatest Naval Bill Is Approved in Senate Action
The administration naval bill, the largest in U S history, was reported to the Senate by Senator Tillman. The revised measure totals about 500 million dollars and authorizes the president to commandeer private shipyards and munitions plants in wartime.
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Washington
House
Senate
Tillman
Naval Committee
Homesteaders Society Hosts Eightieth Anniversary Social
The Homesteaders society holds an initiation and free basic social to mark its eleve anniversary at the Swedish city Eighth and Olive Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
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Homesteaders Society
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