Auction Sale Offers Restaurant Equipment and Furnishings
The notice advertises a January 22 auction at Hushell Ave Auction House featuring a fine restaurant equipment collection with long-range stove, hood, pipe, refrigerator, dining furniture, dressers, rugs, and decor. John Bushell & Hons, Auctioneers. Also promotes general furniture and various services from local dealers.
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Wil
Rome
Hushell
Davenport
Vernia Martin
Beth Thomas
Sheffield
John Bushell & Hons
Supreme Court Allows Shippers to Collect Excess Freight Without Proof of Damages
The Supreme Court ruled that shippers awarded reparation by the Interstate Commerce Commission for excessive freight charges may collect the excess without proving actual damages. This decision clarifies payment rights under ICC remedies and affects transportation disputes nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Von der Heiden Charged With Two Murders in Seattle
Franciscus Von der Heiden, alias Frank Young and others, charged with murdering J A Collinson and his wife near Providence Hospital on August 16 1914. He arrived in Seattle from New Orleans in naval intelligence custody and is held without bond. Hearing date not set. he previously escaped Seattle in 1916 while police hunted him.
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Franciscus von der Heiden
J. A. Collinson
Providence Hospital
Seattle
New Orleans
Naval Intelligence Department
Ball Tle
Carmody
van der Heiden
Gordon
Frank Young
Frank Noten
Frank Newton
State Newspapermen Start Supply Company
The Washington Newspaper Association plans a supply company to buy printing supplies in quantity. An executive secretary Rh. K B Troxell is to be paid 12000 for salary and travel. Sol Li Lewis of the Lynden Tribune is re elected president of the association.
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Washington Newspaper Association
T Malary
Rh. KB. Troxell
Sol Li. Lewis
Lynden Tribune
Peruvian Consul to Begin Duties Here in Seattle
Consul J. M. Macedo of Peru will start duties soon as Seattle gains its first Peruvian diplomatic representative. An immense trade increase prompted the post. Macedo and his wife are staying at the Washington hotel.
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Witthe Tey Hala
Snohomish County
Brownell Land CO
Third Ave
Seattle
Wash
Skagit County
Clear Lake
Grays Harbor
Elma
Clausen
Beattie
J. M. Macedo
Peru
Macedo
Washington Hotel
War thrift stamps plan canvass in Seattle
Reginald H. Parsons chairs a twelve member campaign committee to canvass all institutions and classes of people for war thrift stamps. The first meeting will be a luncheon Tuesday at the Masonic club rooms with outlines of duties and progress to be discussed.
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Reginald H. Parsons
Seattle
Masonic Club
Ranks
Wagner
Rank
California
Boy Scoutse
J. H. Piper
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Gordon C. Corbaley
George J. Danz
Hofius Steel & Equipment Co
F. A. Rust
Labor Temple Association
Lewis B. Peeples
Crane Company
F. W. Hurlbut
Spelger & Hurlbut
Frank B. Cooper
Red Cross seeks old flat irons for gauze pressing
The Red Cross requests donations of old flat irons to press gauze for bandages. Donors should bring them to the Cobb building headquarters.
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Red Cross
Cobb Building
Public Markets Corner Stall Milk and Butter Prices
Stall listings show merchandise from Mt. Vernon milk at 22¢ and pure natural milk at 10¢ per quart, fancy Jersey butter 49¢, full cream cheese at 36¢, and eggs 40¢ per dozen. Various stalls offer cereals, canned goods, coffee, flour, sugar, and produce with price notes and product names.
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Mt. Vernon
Oregon
Pike Place
Campbell's Soups
Anck
Local Market Specials and Pantry Staples List
A fragmented market ad lists prices for sugar pure milk cream walnuts rice corn peas beans and canned vegetables. Items include 10¢ per quart milk 20¢ per pint cream 26¢ per pound walnuts canned vegetables and various beans and legume products.
Just a Crazy Kid Sheds Light on Three Marriages
A 17 year old girl Mrs Fina Reese detained in Seattle faces charges of marrying without parental consent in San Francisco and failing to divorce before new marriages authorities plan to send her back for further action The detained teen claims the label crazy kid and says her first marriage was a bet Her third husband is en route from San Francisco to Seattle as investigations continue by juvenile authorities
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Fina Reese
Ukeese
Giles Humphrey
San Francisco
California
Reese
Altho
No. 3
Seattle
Double naval enlisted strength urged by Daniels
Secretary Daniels asked Congress to more than double the navy enlisted strength and to raise the number of navy flyers from 250 to 1000. He also sought authorization for a navy total of 180000 excluding apprentices, up from 80000, and a jump in apprentice seamen from 4000 to 34000 to meet growing demands.
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Washington
Congress
Daniels
Alsa
Daniela
Callaghan Decries Fraud Charges as Personal Enmity
Charities Commissioner J J Callaghan denies the fraud charges filed by the county grand jury, calling them a personal enmity. He says the office has acted properly and expects a trial to prove his innocence, noting past recommendations for a county commissary to streamline supplies. Arraignment for six indicted individuals is set in Presiding Judge Mackintosh’s department at 1:15 Tuesday.
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Charities
J. J. Callaghan
Callaghan
Hhis
Board of Commissioners
Mackintosh
Department of the Superior Court
Nation-wide probe into naturalization papers opened
The department of Justice conducts a nationwide inquiry into naturalization documents amid widespread reports of fraud. Officials say significant fraudulent activity has been uncovered and suggest it may link to Germany's espionage network.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Germany
Star Want Ads Find You a New Home
Local want ads advertise housing options for renters and buyers with listings across neighborhoods. The page highlights available apartments houses and units with contact details for prospective tenants.
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Star
Lady Reading Expected to Entertain in Washington
Washington awaits the arrival of Lady Reading wife of Lord Reading the new British ambassador. She has long been popular in England and is anticipated to entertain extensively in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lady Reading
Lord Reading
America
England
J Savage Faces Second Trial Over Liquor Charge
John Savage manager of the New Cecil hotel will be tried again on charges of selling intoxicating liquor to an officer. A 22 hour jury deadlock led to discharge. Savage's $19,500 damages suit against the city heads to the state supreme court Tuesday. He claims the Cecil grill was unlawfully wrecked by the dry squad.
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John Savage
New Cecil Hotel
Thomas Kennedy
Savage
State Supreme Court
Cecil Grill
Bank President Reports Steel City Industry Steady
J D Hoge president of the Union Trust and Savings bank said return from Washington indicates East cold good production and fixed crews are working with solid business despite low temperatures.
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J. D. Hoge
The
Union Trust and Savings Bank
Washington, D. C
East
Funeral services for Mrs Emily J Pattullo announced
Funeral services for Mrs Emily J Pattullo wife of L G Pattullo local manager of Balfour Guthrie Co and president of the British American Relief association will be held at Westminster Presbyterian church Tuesday at 1 p m interment at Lakeview cemetery follows the service
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Emily J. Pattullo
L. G. Pattullo
21St Ave. N
Balfour Guthrie & Co
British-American Relief Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Trial in attack case against fifth motorcycle gang member
Henry Edwards, fifth member of a motorcycle gang, goes to trial in Superior Judge Frater's court for an attack on a young girl on Rothell road September 6. Two gang members were convicted and sentenced, one acquitted, one pled guilty, two more await trial. Tess Miller and George Biladeau appealed to the supreme court. Prosecutor Alfred Lundin traveled to Olympia to argue for the state.
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Henry Edwards
Rothell Road
Frater
Tess” Miller
Supreme Court
Alfred Lundin
Olympia
George Biladeau
Mistake in Counting Lands Jack in Jail
Ellensburg reports Jack McDonald jailed after a clerical error gave him $3.89 instead of $89. Discrepancy came to light when a Cle Elum bank cashier noticed the extra amount and notified authorities. McDonald was bound over to the grand jury with bail set at $500.
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Ellensburg
Jack McDonald
McDonald
Chief Receives Report on Dry Squad Liquor Stock
Chief of Police Joe Warren has received the report on liquor stock held by the dry squad and ordered an investigation into missing confiscated booze after the dismissal of Sergt. Comstock. The check took more than a week. Warren declines to publish the report despite gossip at headquarters.
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Joe Warren
Sergt. Comstock
Warren
Auto Thieves Strip Seattle Parking Areas Over Weekend
Thieves stole seventeen cars in Seattle on Saturday and Sunday from front of theatres and other spots. Police recovered all but three vehicles, returning many to owners.
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Seattle
Huston Files Candidacy for U S Senator Nomination
In Portland on January 21, attorney S. B. Huston announced his candidacy for United States senator. Huston seeks the Republican nomination and is noted as a member of several legislative sessions.
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Portland
United States
B. Huston
Huston
Eleven Centralia eateries save meat and flour on meatless days
A January report by Mayor John Galvin shows eleven Centralia restaurants and lunch counters saved 1,161 pounds of meat and 1,192 pounds of flour on meatless and wheatless days last month, aiding wartime food conservation efforts.
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Centralia
John Galvin
Dykeman and Darch preside in Kitsap court week
Judge William T. Darch of Kitsap County sits in for Judge Dykeman for a week in Kitsap County. Riddle and Doris Brown face trial in the same department accused of selling Aquor.
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William T. Darch
Kitsap County
Judge Dykeman
Kitsap, Co
Riddle
Doris Brown
Steinert Takes Prosecution Post. Comyns Bonds for Hearing
William J. Steinert began duties as prosecutor succeeding Edwin Ewing who moves to the corporation counsel’s office. Edward M. Comyns, attorney, faced charges of certifying false affidavits, appeared before US Commissioner Robert W. McClelland, posted a $2,000 bond for a January 28 hearing.
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William J. Steinert
Edwin Ewing
Ewing
Corporation Counsel's Office
Edward M. Comyns
United States
Robert W. McClelland
War Cabinet Fight Sets Warm Washington Week Ahead
Washington faces a heated week as the war cabinet bill opens with Chamberlain seeking creation of the body. Senator Stone attacks politicized aims while Roosevelt's planned visit looms, signaling a partisan battlefield over munition purchases and administration authority.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Dan
Senator Stone
Congress
Chamberlain
Stone
Col. Roosvelt
Wilson
Baker
Roosevelt
Watson
Indiana
Wis
Kellogg
Minnesota
Pomerone
Smith
Underwood
McAdoo
Ord
Senate
Workless Monday Seen Across Chicago Theatres
Chicago on January 21 reports the first workless Monday under the fuel administration. Many idle workers lingered at home or sought indoor recreation. Theaters, billiard halls, and dance venues were crowded as saloons tried new rules, some closing early while others stayed open with limited heat and drink options as workers faced a grim day.
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Chicago
Fuel Administration
State Fuel Administration
Port of Los Angeles Tightens Security Over Plot Fears
Reported martial law in Los Angeles as authorities guard against rumors of a W W plot to strike along the Pacific Coast. Officials cite suspected I W W influence in shipyard work while two workers reportedly face surveillance and arrests are anticipated today.
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Los Angeles
Cal
W. W
Pacific Coast
Nation
Blue
U. S
Still Less White Bread Demand Stirs In San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 21 the push to cut wheat flour use by households and curb white bread in hotels and restaurants was urged to aid wheat conservation. State Food Administrator Merritt announced after weeks in Washington with Hoover that strict limits are forthcoming. In other items, Canadian Army veterans Johnson Lust will speak at the Queen Anne branch library to registered men about experiences and expectations in France.
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San Francisco
Merritt
Walsington
Hoover
Johnson
Lust
Queen Anne
France
Berg
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Oriental Building
EF Schoff
Rte Rivers
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Provident Loan Society
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Pike
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Pine St
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Idano
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la Jara
Cole
TROOM
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Donahue
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Empire
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Poppa NA
Woodhouse General House
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Vietrola
Maleon
Tropper- Kelly Company
Third
Eiliott
Tryor Tay
the Pacific Auction Co
Geatti
Rieke Pure Ox Co
Pike Main Co
Business Personals
Tlemen
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Hiltett
Vike St
Second Ave
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Renton
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Coener
Universal High Power Telephone Co
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Puget Sound
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Victoria, J. C
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Lakeside Ave
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Maxwell
Inton Motor
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C. BR. Williams CO
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Blliott
New Times
Firlst Ave
Smith Jewelry Myo. CO
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Union
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Treoma
Sam Techampelle
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Dally
Olym Ipeninenta
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Reente
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Kingston
Lemble
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Tikawty
City of Angeles
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Gamble
Ranger
Head Canal
Tacoma
PUGET #OUND NAVIGATION Co
State Newspapermen Start Supply Company
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J. Savage
Jack
Kaiser William
Dykeman
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