Former State Senator Paulhamus presses against Newberry re election
W H Paulhamus president of the Puyallup and Sumner Fruit Growers association sent a telegram to Senator Wesley Jones urging him to vote against Senator T H Newberry to retain his senate seat. He claims substantial expenditures by Newberry's family totaling about 200000 dollars and questions the honesty of those supporting Newberry. He urges equal opportunity for the poor and asks Jones to take an active stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Paulamus
Puyallup and Sumner Fruit Growers’ Association
Wesley BE. Jones
T. H Newberry
Senate
Senator New
United States Senate
Washington
NewBerry
Stephenson
United States
Officers Elected by Seattle Legion
Stephen F. Chadwick was elected commander of Seattle post No 18 Legion. George Cruickshank became senior vice commander Walter G Nicolle junior vice commander Miss Imogene Smith chaplain C W Ardery adjutant H B Halliday finance officer Ralph Hammer and George H Karin elected executive committeemen James F E Hayes sergeant at arms Edwin Stenbach officer of guard and Vernon Rockett color guard. Chaplain Edwin Burling of Fort Lawton was honor guest and spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Chadwick
Seattle
Legion
George Cruickshank
Walter G. Nicolle
Imogene Smith
C. W. Ardery
H. B. Halliday
Ralph Hammer
George H. Karin
James FE. Hayes
Edwin Stenbach
Vernon Rockett
Edwin Burling
Fort Lawton
Guard Headquarters Shift to Camp Lewis
Washington National Guard headquarters will move to Camp Lewis, announced by Brig. Gen. Maurice Thompson state adjutant general. Plans to relocate to Olympia were abandoned after securing adequate office space at the military post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington National Guard
Camp Lewis
Maurice Thompson
State Adjutant General
Olympia
Lost Sweet Dudeen Found by City Police
An old and fragrant cay dame in a faded phrase was picked up on a yesterday car and turned in to the last article bureau of the muny railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naipur
Dudeen
The
Muny Railway
Meuxy
TDOT
Madrona
Seattle Newsboys Offered $3 for Twelve 25 Cent Deposits
H. C. Henry a Seattle capitalist announced to The Star that he will give 3 dollars next December to every Seattle newsboy who can show a bankbook proving 12 deposits in the year. Each monthly deposit must be at least 25 cents and come from the boy's own earnings. The offer covers all newsboys including those delivering papers, not only union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Henry
Seattle
Star
Seattle News
Newsboys’ Union
Denial of Smuggling Charge Against Line
Collector Millard T. Hartson vehemently denied a claim that the steam era United States Shipping Board lines and affiliates aided smuggling of narcotics and liquor from the Orient. He stated fines were imposed on any vessel violating federal customs laws regardless of nationality or ownership. He called the assertion that the Admiral line was a persistent offender utterly untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Millard T. Hartson
Hartson
Admiral Line
Contract Let for Columbia School
The Columbia school contract was awarded to Jenkins & Kaufmann with a bid of 91431, the lowest among 15 bidders. The site is on 36th Ave between Ferdinand and Edmondsotn. The board also authorized transferring 1500000 from the building fund to the general fund to avoid warrants due to an exhausted general fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia School
Jenkins & Kaufmann
Columbia
36Th Ave
Ferdinand and
Edmondsotn
Rum Runner Captured Near Wreck Site Report
Aberdeen reports to federal prohibition director Roy C. Lyle that a horse-running beat took into custody a rum runner near the Milkmaid wreck scene, with harbor police and customs officials involved a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Roy C. Lyle
Federal Prohibition
Suicide Attempt Reported in City Hospital
John Ockenpaw, a salesman, remained in the same condition after taking bichloride of mercury tablets Wednesday night in an apparent suicide attempt. Officials from the city hospital and local agencies stated no change in his condition today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ockenpaw
Cudahy Ill Brother Says Bridegroom Withheld Wedding
Gerald Cudahy told reporters his brother John P Cudahy was not healthy enough to marry due to recent operations and illness. Miss Min Loulke Chenier Francia and her mother joined the Francia party touring in a Miramar Hotel suite in Santa Monica while plans were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
T.johna P. Cudahy
Gerald
Cudahy
Min Loulke Chenier Francia
St. Louis
Mies Francis
Arthur Garreache Francis
Mirrimar
Santa Monica
Francia
Eigh
Francis
Mirimar
John
California
Gerald Cudahy
Engineers Elect Seattle Chapter Officers at Friday Meeting
The Seattle Chapter of the American Association of Engineers elected officers at a meeting in the Fine Arts hall. Garrison Babcock was named president with Bollong, Gilman, Baker, Bennett as vice presidents and Wolfendale as secretary treasurer. The group outlined plans for the third annual banquet and dance on January 20 at the Masonic club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
American Association of Engineers
Fine Arta Hall
Garrison Babcock
Bollong
J. M. Gilman
H. J. Baker
W J. Bennett
W. B. Wolfendale
Association
Masonic Club
Mountaineers Hear About Russian Trip
Mountaineers of Seattle heard a detailed account of the transfer of 800 war orphans from Siberia to European Russia. Miss Stacy Snow of the Red Cross described current conditions and the 16,000 mile journey. Albert Kalin will discuss radiophone operations at the February 10 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountaineers
Seattle
Siberia
Russia
Stacy Snow
Red Cram Party
Albert Kalin
Rolls Prices to Fall With Nickel Aid, Bakery Officials Seek Balance
Chicago readers hear from city cost expert Haseell Poole as bakers work to restore normal roll prices. The piece notes rolls remain costly despite the nickel push and mentions a separate statistic that birth rates among Native Americans exceed deaths in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Thead
Poole
City
Omaha Mother Auctions Unborn Baby to Highest Bidder
An Omaha mother with six children offers her unborn baby to the bidder who can provide the best home and education. She asks that her name not be used and says she does not want money. bids are sent to an Omaha newspaper and then relayed to her. The mother cites hardship due to her husband’s unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Jan
Nebraska
Six Cities to Meet in San Francisco Ship Merger Plan
A January 19 meeting in San Francisco will unite the Beattie Tacoma Portland San Francisco Los Angeles and Sau Mega chambers of commerce to discuss Herbert Pleischacker of San Francisco and a proposed Pacific coast coastwise merger of all operating companies. The plan aims to form a $30,000,000 corporation with ships bought from the Shipping Board on long term credits for government tonnage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jan
Chambers of Commercce
Beattie
Tacoma
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Sau Mega
Herbert Pleischacker
Pacific Coast
Shipping Board Pacific Coast
Shipping Board
Harding T
Rader Granted New Trial for Slaying
The state supreme court grants a new trial to Ingram Rader for the 1920 killing of Curtie Dean Curtin. The mandate cites jury instructions from Superior Judge Calvin Hall that blurred the line between murder and justifiable homicide. Witnesses testified Curtin knocked Rader down during a dispute and that Rader returned with a gun after an earlier altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Hall
State Supreme Court
Ingram Rader
Dean Curtie
Curtin
Rader
Wilson Foundation appoints county chairmen for memorial drive
George F. Ryan, vice chairman of the Democratic state central committee, is named King County chairman for the Wootrow Witon Foundation which aims to raise 1 006 000 for a memorial to the former president. He delegates Henry M. White to supervise King County efforts with a 6 000 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Ryan
Democratic State Central Committee
King County
Wootrow Witon Foundation
Ryan
Henry M. White
Immigration
Washington
Boeing Plant Protests City Street Conditions
The Boeing Airplane Co. protested to the city council Saturday over poor street conditions around their plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeing Airplane Co
Soldier Held for Robbery in Tacoma Pool Hall
Deputy sheriff arrested Ollie KR Hass, a private at Camp Lewin, on suspicion of taking part in an eight-man robberies at American Lake pool hall. About $1,200 stolen. Hass confessed and plans to plead guilty at arraignment before Superior Judge Durtford. A second suspect was to be arrested soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Yeaterday
Ollie KR. Hass
Camp Lewin
American Lake
Durtford
H R King Resigns From School Board
Director Henry St King resigns after three years of service citing business interests as his reason. The school board accepts the resignation and adopts a resolution praising his contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry St. King
King
Thru Lumber Rates to Be Granted Here
Numerous short haul routes in the Northwest including several in Washington will grant through lumber rates starting February 1. The notice was received by Jammer KR. Veiteh assistant general traffic manager of the Milwaukee line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Washington
Jammer KR. Veiteh
Ansitaant
Milwaukee Line
Beattie Mayor Bid Led by Unemployed Association
The Association of the Unemployed began a campaign Saturday to elect Charles KR Case, former superintendent of streets and sewer, as mayor of Beattie, according to W KR Allen, secretary of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Unemployed
Charles KR. Case
Beattie
W. KR. Allen
Mason Hospital to Open Nurse School
Virginia Mason hospital plans to open a nurses training school. Opened at Terry Ave and Springs a year ago by Seattle physicians to relieve city hospital demand. The seven story facility has 75 patient beds and a 275000 dollar value, rated high by the American College of Surgeons for standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Mason Hospital
Virginia Mason
Terry Ave
Springs#1
Seattle
American College of Surgeons
Howepital
Hissing Gives Huge Whisky Plant Away
Police in Tacoma seized two 20 gallon stills, 730 gallons of mash, and 39 gallons of finished whisky after an early morning investigation. Gino Verdi was arrested near the distillery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Gino Verdi
Six Cities Prepare Delegates for San Francisco Ship Meeting
Officials report six delegates to the San Francisco shipping meeting with a tentative pool of candidates. If 200 acceptances come in, names will be announced tonight. Delegates travel to hear intercity proposals to form a $26,000,000 corporation to operate all Shipping Board vessels from Pacific ports. The Seattle group is told to report back with no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoice of Heathlow
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
San Franciscos
Interente
Ventela
Pacific Coast Porta
Seattle
Vital Statistics BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES LISTED
Births are recorded for multiple individuals with addresses in Seattle and nearby areas including Alfred Waiter Otto Frederick Fort Lawton Merley Curtis and Parker among others. Marriages licenses are shown for Entwistle Martha K Prentice and William A Povereta with ages and residences noted.
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Waiter
Alfred
44Th Ave
Feat
Otto Frederick
Fort Lawton
R Wnton
Merley
Rele
Donato
17Th
Irl Gilleapte
Gore Theodore
Ewerett
Beatt
Bonnie
Maerett
de Maes
Jerome
Seattle
Mitchell
Florence Louise
Nesbitt
Hay
Missoula
Mont
Lear
Devlah
Deaths in City and Nearby Areas
A clumsy death notices fragment lists names and ages including John L Cavanaugh 65 at 666 Dearborn Yerville Ellaabeth 48 at King County Hospital Jerry Corboy 4% Willeabeth Catto 20 1607 N Bistet Napoleon Richards 4 720 W Diaine Whitelaw Charles HL 66 1220 Boren Ave Borghild Oguinea Odegard 3023 19th Ave Miller Ida 40 R F D No 3 Boulev ard Park includes scattered addresses and ages for several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavanaugh
John L
Dearborn
Yerville
Mra
Ellaabeth
King County Hospital
Corboy
Jerry
Broadway
Catto
Willeabeth
Children’s Club to Visit Millionairs in Seattle Event
The Children's Toaster club of Seattle will entertain the Millionair club at 98 Main St Saturday night with songs followed by a Prosperity Talk by Mia and Louisa Foulkes and a series of readings and solos. A dinner is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Main
Mia
Louisa Foulkes
Cyneweki Elected President of Club
Cyneweki was elected president of the Young Men's Business club on Thursday and named Stutfield as secretary and James J. Collina as trustee. The group plans to follow through with its unemployed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. I. Cyneweki
Young Men's
Buain Club
W. Stutfield
James J. Collina
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Paulhamus
Jones
Seattle Legion
Guard
Lewis
Engineers’ Society
Wilson Foundation
Irplane CO
H. R. King
Colorado U Boulder
Coleo
University of Colorado
Home Products Co
New York
Wiggly
Dog
Miss DU Pont
Herbert Heyes
Frankie Kiolet
Cyl
the Children's Toaster Club of
Cyneweki
Menceferth
Clemm
Seattle Star
Seventh
Union
University
Pru _ Ho
Eve
Movii
Ted, Ato
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