Sons of Revolution Re-elect Officers in Seattle Chapter
Percy B. Hunting was reelected president of the Seattle chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution on Wednesday night. Other officers reappointed include C. B. W. Raymond as vice president, Dr. Win G. Crosby as secretary treasurer, Ovid A. Byers as historian, and Rev. Frederick Leri Forbes as chaplain.
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Percy B. Hunting
Seattle
Lone of the American Revolution
C. B. W. Raymond
Win G. Crosby
Ovid A. Byers
Frederick Leri Forbes
Tribute Paid to Washington Birthday in Seattle
Seattle observed the 196th anniversary with multiple ceremonies as city offices closed. The University of Washington honored the father of the country by reverent rites at the Lorado Taft statue with twenty two foreign consuls wreaths, and city guardsmen marched downtown. Also noted were banquets by the Washington Union League at Crystal Pool and by Knights of Columbus at the Rainier club.
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Washington
University of Washington
Lorado Taft
National
Washington Union League Club
Crystal Pool
James Shields General Essembly
Knights of Columbus
Fourth Degree
Rainier Club
Girls Run New Faculty Cafeteria at Van Doren Hall
The home economics department girls manage the new faculty cafeteria opened in Van Doren hall for Washington State College faculty use.
Missing two men feared lost after launch party
Two men Josephson aged 34 and Edward Church 27 disappeared Sunday after a launch party near Kingston north of Seattle. They were ashore by request to seek help after engine trouble. Sheriff and harbor patrol search began Wednesday amid concerns they perished in Puget Sound woods or suffered a serious accident.
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Kingston
Seattle
Josephson
Edward Church
Puget Sound
Sheriff's Office
Harbor Patrol
J. F. Evans
Waldorf Hotel
Evans
Executed Mexican General Is Buried in Mexico
The body of Gen Antonio Pruneda commander of the northern sector from Laredo to El Paso and his staff were reportedly executed in Mexico City on charges of disloyalty and buried at Monclova Mexico, according to reports received today.
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Pagle Pass
Tex
Antonio Pruneda
North Mexico
Laredo
el Paso
Mexico
Seattle Man Finds Mrs Harding Eager For Northwest Trip
Harold N. Moore, secretary of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Bureau, returns from the National Retail Association convention in New York. He reports a strong outlook for the Pacific Northwest and says Mrs. Harding showed keen interest in a summer trip to the Puget Sound region and Alaska.
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Seattle
Pacific North
Weet
United States
Harold N. Moore
Retail Trade Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Puget Sound
Plan Benefit for Veterans to Aid Unemployed and Disabled
The Woman's Auxiliary of Seattle Post No. 18 American Legion will host a vaudeville show at the Press Club auditorium next Monday evening to raise a relief fund for unemployed and disabled veterans. Tickets are $15, with all local theatres contributing acts and Mrs. George G. Green coordinating the lineup.
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Woman's Auxiliary of
Seattle Post
No. 18
American Legion
Press Club
George G. Green
Memorial plan for Centralia service men honored on Armistice Day
Letters of approval arrive from Gen. John J. Pershing Hanford MacNider and Col. Theodore Roosevelt backing a memorial building in Centralia for fallen service members. Director Frank C. Jackson reports hearty early solicitation and notes Centralia led with completion and an $800 over subscription. County assurances from Pierce Thurston Whatcom Kitsap and Jefferson promise all allotted funds raised within the week.
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Centralia
John J. Pershing
Hanford MacNider
American Legion
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank C. Jackson
Pierce
Thurston
Whatcom
Kitsap
Jefferson
Chinese consul saved by guard in Milwaukee hotel plot
An alleged plot to murder Goon Dip, Chinese consul, was foiled by his white bodyguard who arrested Wong Fung and William Lee of the Hip Sing tong. Detectives charged Fung and Lee after they were found armed in the Milwaukee hotel lobby. Goon Dip, Bow Leong tong member, had avoided leaving his room without protection amid tong warfare.
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Goon Dip
Wong Fung
William Lee
Hip Sing Tong
Milwaukee
Seventh Ave
King St
J. W. Humphrey
D. C. Christensen
Fung
Lee
Tong
Son Angele
Bow Leong Tong
Trapped in Store During Raid Ends With Suspect in Jail
In a grocery raid at 1712 Yorter Way Pipino Galvets and P Cortez battled Patrolman G W Christy. Galvett, held on an open charge, admitted to removing rear glass pane to gain entry. A quantity of meat and groceries was taken. Threats of death were made unless surrender occurred.
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Yorter Way
Pipino Galvets
Asing P. Cortez
G. W
Christy
Galvett
Boys Day sale offers deep cuts on kids wear and coats
Thursday event features boys wool knicker suits corduroy outfits and suitas formerly 9.55 to 10.95 now 4 6 95. 19 wool mackinaws coats in sizes 3 to 14 red green tan plaid reduced to 2 85. Juvenile suits corduroys and wash waists in blue brown green priced 1 96. Wool and worsted coat sweaters and vests also discounted for this sale.
Women Debaters to Meet Oregon Teams This Week
Washington coed debate teams meet Oregon opponents with Velda Morrow and Lucile Turner of Seattle opposing the adjusted compensation bill in Seattle. Margaretta Stuart from Ellensburg and Florence Baes of Seattle defend the affirmative side in Philosophy Hall auditorium in Eugene.
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Washington
Oregon
Seattle
Eugene
Velda Morrow
Lucile Turner
Margaretta Stuart
Eliensburg
Flor
Lence Baes
Philosophy Hall
Traveler to Talk at University by Dr Charles Upton Clark
Dr Charles Upton Clark, back from Austria and Germany, will present an illustrated talk before the university student body Friday at 2 pm. In Geneva a Zurich antisuicide league reports 54 people saved from self harm in the past six months.
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Charles Upton Clark
Austria
Germany
Geneva
Zurich
Journalism Girl Is Graduate Miss Florence Rogers Appointed
Florence Rogers, a 1920 University School of Journalism graduate, has been appointed graduate manager of the student body. She fills the position created by Helen Miller's resignation and will assume duties March 1. Rogers is noted as the first and only woman to hold the role.
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Florence Rogers
University School of Jou
Stulent
Helen Miller
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