Kenyon predicts setback for reactionaries in next election
Former Senator William S Kenyon of Iowa forecasts big changes in the senate after the upcoming election. He argues the progressive movement persists and urges one term limits for lawmakers to curb political tactics and ensure capable leadership. He leaves politics while praising opportunity for the right men to serve.
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Kenyon
Lawrence Martin
United Press
Washington
William &. Kenyon
Iowa
Harding
Senate
Eighth District
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Northwest Products slogans linked to local ads
Fragmentary ad clippings reference Northwest Products promotions and slogans from multiple senders including I Coffin and J T DeKay in Port Angeles. Mentions buy Pacific Northwest products and values standing alone, with partial street addresses and names.
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Northwest
I. Coffin
Marber
J. T. DeKay
Port Angeles
Slogan Contest Pointers for Pacific Northwest Producta
Instructions urge readers to send brief slogans to The Star Seattle for a chance at prizes. First prize is $25, second $5, twenty runners up receive $1 each, total $50. Entries must be mailed this month with a postal slogan format.
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Pacific Northwest
the Star
Seattle
Wash
Northwest Products praised by residents across Northwest
A collection of endorsements from individuals in Washington state extols Northwest Products as the best value and community booster. Letters from Mt. Vernon Tacoma Aberdeen Puyallup and other locales call for buying local goods to support home industry and prosperity.
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Northwest
Alden L. Carlson
Mt. Vernon
I. H. Davis
West
Austin St. Dr
A. F. Pitt
EB. Pike
W. Peterson
Fourth Ave. N
A. Hutcheson
Ava
Pacific Northwest
Marie Djangiure
Wilbur F. Patterson
First Ave
L. F. Brooka
20Th Ave
N. W
Miss F. Powell
Seventh Ave
A. N. Alkep
Palatine
A. McGregor
Tacoma
R. Mann
N. Union
H. A. Bringoff, Jr. Lindberg
Wash
May Hill Scott
Box
Puyalblap
Hicker
Fife
Martin Cholans
J. J. Jones
Weat Heron
Aberdeen
R. D. O'Neil
Kat
Wm. McClure
South Tacoma
John Gratzer
Orting
J. H Zegender
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Cushman
Hugh Welder
Box 95
E. L. Robinson
Buckley
Greeters Unite to Welcome Seattle Tourists
Charter No 9 Greeters of America discussed plans to welcome 300000 visitors to Seattle this year at the St Regis hotel. M J Carrigan director urged hoteliers to cooperate with the Chamber of Commerce to ensure pleasant stays. The Chamber will open a tourists information bureau in the Arctic building.
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Seattle
Dry squad raid finds complete faro outfit at Ritz hotel
Portland officers raiding the Ritz hotel discovered a complete faro bank outfit in an unoccupied room. No one was present, and the find may prompt further investigation into illicit gambling activities connected to the premises.
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Portland
Ritz
Faro Bank
Australian girls favor American bobbed hair in San Francisco
Miss Vera James of Sydney reports in San Francisco that Australian girls admire American bobbed hair but have not learned to roll their hosiery, reflecting fashion influences and gaps in grooming habits observed during the visit.
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Ban Francisco
Vera James
Sydney
San Francisco
Voters to decide on Mont Lake stadium bridge bond
Medford Oregon voters will decide May 2 on issuing 550000 in general bonds to finish the Mont lake stadium bridge. Other measures include abolishing the department of public utilities and creating a separate municipal street railway department. The council will ratify the decision at a special session, and a charter amendment for a mayoral vote without veto was withdrawn. Snow at Crater Lake reaches a new record depth of 13 feet 16 inches.
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Montlake Stadium
Department of Public Utilities
Municipal Street Railway
Witegerald
Fitzgerald
Medford
Ore
Crater Lake
Attle Faces Sharp Bill For City Electric Use
C Attle recovering from illness reads a staggering Seattle lighting bill and tells his wife they must move to escape further charges. He recalls rumors that city workers discouraged home electricity use, while Mrs Attle voices disbelief at the extortion claim and the escalating charges.
Purlieu Wordsmiths and Electric Bills Darken City Talk
Daily word lesson presents purlieu meaning outskirts with French roots noting edge of society. In local notes, King led ritualastic contest plans among Eagles lodges in Seattle Bremerton and Senton. A comic interlude has Mr and Mrs Attle quarreling over a $1228 electric bill before bedtime.
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King
Jefferson
Clallam
Kitnap
Stand County Eagles
Seattle Aerie No
Bremerton Aerie
Senton Aerie
Incarcerated Sister Sues Brother Over Asylum Dr im
Miss MacEachern sues her brother J A MacWachern in superior court for 82500 claiming he railroaded her to Woolley state insane asylum where she was confined from Oct 9 1917 to Dec 1919 after he won a business judgment against her. She seeks 50000 social damages 25000 for anguish 5000 for business losses and 2500 expenses.
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Anna Mactachern
J. A. MacWachern
Woolley
Miss MacEachern
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Harry Roya
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Golden
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