Seek Doctor in Dope Trial
Seekers hunted for Dr. D. M. Angus former Tacoma physician after he failed to appear in court to answer antinarcotic charges. His $5 000 bail was declared forfeited by Federal Judge Cushman and a bench warrant was issued for his arrest. Bondmen listed as G. F. and Angie King of Yakima and EB. B. and Susie Day of Seattle. Angus had been practicing in Seattle since his arrest in October.
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Moers
D. M. Angus
Tacoma
Cushman
Iris Bondamen
G. F
Angie King
Yakima
EB. B
Susie Day
Seattle
Angus
King County Lawmakers Drew Numerous Committee Posts
In Olympia on January 11 King County lawmakers secured multiple committee chairmanships. Eight King County senators head committees including Wray on appropriations and Renick on the Senate committee on state library. House members from King County also gained chairs in dairy livestock, public utilities, and related areas across 40th to 45th districts. Wee Coyle serves as lieutenant governor and chairs the Senate rules committee.
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Olympia
King County
Meas
Hughes
Federal Relations
Guile
James T. Jones
Allen
Wray
Hastesgs
Commerce
J. Palmer
Municipal
London
Henick
O'Marra
Rockwell
Public Revenue
Taylor
Public Utilities
Renick Io
Senate
State Library
Walter J. Luann
Fred J. Mona
Paul W. Houser
H. FP. Rude
Dist
Thos. F. Murphine
Geo. T. Erickson
Pliny L. Allen
Ralph R. Knapp
Geo. F. Meacham
Frank H. Manogue
C. B. Hughes
Robert Grass
Nanks
Howard D. Taylor
I. G. O'Harra
Bat
Labor and Labor Statisticn
Daniel Landon
William Wray
T. D. Rockwell
Frank H. Renick
Fred Hastings
Commerce and Manufacture
EB. B. Palmer
Solons Stage Fund Stuff In Washington Senate
In Olympia on January 11 the Washington Senate held a light session before the governor's inauguration. Senators joked over a proposed numbering plan for cloakroom badges, touched on towels versus paper, and noted the entry of newly elected Wilmer of Whitman and A. J. Ryan of Merce. Bills introduced included vacancies in the U S Senate and creation of a public defender in first class counties. A committee on executive recommendations was created, and a tariff memorial to Congress on Magnesite was referred to the federal committee. The roster listed committee assignments for several senators and district representatives.
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Olympia
Wash
Senate
Walter Davia
Tacoma
Rockwell
Binclair
Davie
Morthland
Wilmer
Whitman County
A. J. Ryan
Merce
Ryan
Davis
Fawcett
Public Defender
Carlyon
Lon Johnson
House
Not Mer cenary Motive in American Girls Marrying Nobles
A remark praising American women who wed foreign nobles as not mercenary. The comment argues against the idea of motive in such marriages and defends noble alliances as noble personal choices.
Rumor Ties McAdoo to Ford Vice President Post
A rumor in Detroit on January 11 circulated that William G. McAdoo would become vice president and general manager of Ford Motor Company, replacing Frank L. Klingensmith who resigned. Attempts to verify the report with Henry Ford Edsel Ford and B G Liebold failed.
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McAdoo
Ford Motors
Detroit
Mich
William G. McAdoo
Ford Motor Company
Frank L. Klingensmith
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
B. G. Liebold
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Pincus & Tobias
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Howard & Foster Shoes
Big Lines
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APL Optical CO
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Third Avenue
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Seattle Retail Grocers’ Association
Masonic Club
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Pacific Northwest
J. W. Spangler
J. W. Swalwell
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Chamber of Commerce
Nathan Eckstein
J. C. Leslie
Retailers’ Association
A. Berridge
Leslie Kime
Return of the
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Florence Rockwell
Singing
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