Three men held after fatal fall at Empress hotel
Cunningham a 38 year old railroad man from Spokane was killed when he fell five floors from the Empress hotel in Vancouver. Captain Robinson Ernest Sondheim and George Williams were arrested and held for investigation in connection with the case.
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Vancouver
B.C
Cunningham
Railroad Con
Spokane
Wash
Empress
Robinson
Ernest Sondheim
George Williams
European relief fund drive falls short in Seattle
L. H. Burt state chairman of the European relief committee announced less than half of the $150,000 goal has been subscribed locally for European babies' existence. A fundraiser at the Coliseum is planned for midnight next Saturday with proceeds toward the fund. Pendurban theatres host a benefit show between 2 and 4 pm the same day. The Overseas will hold a card party tonight.
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Pean
Seattle
L. H. Burt
Euro Relief Committee
Coliseum
Saturnight
Pendurban Theatres
High School Boys Institute Held at University Campus
The first annual high school boys Institute is set for Saturday on the University of Washington campus. The event aims to interest all senior boys from city schools with Suzzallo delivering the principal address at 1 20 p m. Other speakers come from various schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Campus
Uni
Washington
Suzzallo
Dboys
Eagles to Have Big Visit in Bremerton Festivities
Seattle plans an elaborate Bremerton visit with 1000 strong leaving Saturday night for Bing Bremerton where officers will be entertained Sunday. Friday night Seattle Series No 1 started with 147 candidates in the events.
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Eagles
Bremerton
Seattle
Burial set for Private Panel F Miller
Funeral services are scheduled Sunday at 2 p m for Private Panel F Miller son of Mr and Mrs Edwin F Miller of 5441 Kirkwood avenue. Miller died while serving in the army overseas at unspecified location.
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F. Miller
Edwin F. Miller
Kirkwood Ave
University
Miller
To Hold Hearing on W Waterway Bridge
A public hearing will be held in the United States engineer's office 602 Burke building January 21 at 2 p m in connection with the citys application for construction of one over the West waterway at W Spokane St Bayonne N J Charges of Manslaughter are being prepared against Seninet Henry Eyseman, George Sweery and Charles Korner officials of a film company whoseplant exploded and killed two persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Engineer's Office
Burke Building
Spokane St
Bayonne
N. J
Henry Eyseman
George Sweery
Charles Korner
Congress Activity Updates on Key Appropriations
Continues consideration of the agriculture appropriation bill. Wars and peace committee holds agricultural war hearings. Foreign affairs committee weighs mil to purchase embassies and wartime passport control extension. Military affairs subcommittee reviews Army and Navy funding. Judiciary committee debates incorporation of firms in Chinese trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wars and Peace Committee
Mil
War Department
Judiciary Committee
Methodist Secretary to Arrive in Seattle Monday
Dr Luther EB Lovejoy secretary of the stewardship department of the committee on conservation and advance of the Methodist Episcopal church is scheduled to arrive in Seattle Monday. He will hold conference with his department while here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther EB. Lovejoy
Committee On Conservation and Advance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seattle
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedies for recovery
Mrs Josefa Williman of Hamilton Ohio describes severe back pain headaches and weight loss over three years. She attributes rapid improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Liver Pills. She reports weight gain to 188 pounds and a return to health and beauty.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Josefa Williman
South 9Th Street
Police Guard Restaurants in Montreal as Unrest Spreads
Extra police stood at Montreal eateries hotels and the Ritz Carlton area to deter unemployed demonstrations. Three men, jailed after raids on two restaurants, are deemed aliens likely to be deported. Gaudet says many unemployed refuse work and offered jobs at 37.5 cents an hour to a crowd of 350. War Veterans condemned the loafers for not working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Ritz Carlton
Gaudet
Public Safety
Crowder Aids Cuba in Political and Financial Peace Efforts
Maj. Gen. Enoch H. Crowder is praised by state department officials for progress in Cuba's political and financial issues. Bye elections are expected mid February as he works to resolve the presidential election dispute and remains in Cuba through the elections. He focuses next on the island's financial situation. In Portland Oregon prices drop with cheaper butter and bread slated for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enoch H. Crowder
Cuba
State Department
Crowder
Five Shots to Stop McCleary Suspect
Ed Campts, held in Montesano jail on burglary charges, was captured after looting Summit Mercantile in McCleary. Police say the suspect fired shots during the pursuit, ending the night robbery early yesterday.
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McCleary
Ed Camp Ts
Montesano
Summit Mercantile
Sulphur Eases Piles At Once
Advertising copy promises instant relief from itching irritation and bleeding for piles with Mentho Sulphur. It claims quick soothing healing and drying effect and urges readers to obtain a small jar from any druggist.
Eatonic Promises Quick Relief for Acid Stomach
Mrs Ella Smith claims Eatonic saved her life by curing acid stomach and gas. A tablet after meals quickly relieves discomfort and promotes stomach health, preventing ills from excess acidity. Big box available with druggist guarantee.
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Ella Smith
Eatonic
Acton
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Relief for Aches
The ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism pleurisy colds lumbago neuritis backache strains sprains and stiff joints. It claims immediate warming tingling heat opens blood flow to relieve congestion and that relief arrives in minutes from red peppers sold at drug stores.
Preacher Held in Big Robbery In Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon Illinois on January 22 Reverend Guy Kyle a former Free Methodist preacher was arrested in connection with a 212000 mall robbery. A $5 tip to an expressman linked Kyle to the crime and postal inspectors recovered about 185000 in securities hidden in an egg crate and other places. Kyle admitted involvement but offered no further statement. Loren Williamson Kyle’s associate aided the scheme. The loot was taken from a mail wagon near the post office.
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Mount Vernon
Guy Kyle
Loren Williamson
Kyle
Campfire Girls Aid Wounded Heroes at Port Townsend
Port Townsend Hospital club gains 1,400 Campfire Girls pledging at least one kind deed a month for wounded soldiers. The group organizes to support hospitalized heroes in Port Town.
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Port Townsend Hospital
Cure Your Rupture Like Cured Mine
Old sea captain Collings cured his ruptured condition after doctors said operate or die. He claims to have self cured using a simple at home method and offers a free book and medicine to any rupture sufferer who mails the coupon.
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Capt. Collings
Trues
Walker Quits School Board in Protest
George H. Walker resigns from the school board and urges relief due to demands of his own work. He says he joined last fall to fight a supposed triple alliance attempting control of board affairs, and notes the emergency has passed. The board will take action at the next meeting.
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George H. Walker
Walker
Triple Alliance
Salvation Army Leaders to Conduct Young People Meetings
Col. W. F. Turner chief secretary for the Salvation Army in 11 states and the Hawaiian Islands, with Maj. A. Widgery, will lead a youth meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday at Salvation Army hall Fifth Ave and Washington. Sunday at 11 a.m. Turner will chair a united holiness meeting, with Col. Cousins assisting, followed by a 3 p.m. mass meeting in the new Scandinavian Salvation Army temple on Sixth Ave near Union St.
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W. F. Turner
San Francisco
Salvation Army
Hawaiian Iriands
Maj
A. Widgery
Young People's Territorial
Scandinavian Salvation Army
Sixth Ave
Union St
Gerber Convicted of Killing Woman in First Degree
In Bellingham on January 22 a jury found Carl Gerber guilty of murder in the first degree for shooting and killing Grace Downs on July 21. A death sentence was recommended to be withheld, and Gerber faces life imprisonment. Downs, wife of a logging camp worker, was killed after he tracked her to a rooming house. he attempted suicide after the act. One juror served on the panel.
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Bellingham
Carl Gerber
Grace Downs
Boyns to Speak on Biblical Archaeology at YMCA
Robert S. Boyns, president of the Chamber of Commerce, will give an illustrated address on Biblical archaeology at the YMCA Sunday afternoon men’s gathering. Oliver C. Mevin, new state government war savings chairman, will speak at the 6:15 friendship supper, with special music planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Boyn
Chamber of Commerce
Oliver C. Meivin
Government War Saving
Cuticura Heals Severe Facial Pimples in Oregon Reader
A Oregon reader reports three months of facial pimples, itching and peeling. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment the skin fully cleared. The letter endorses Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum for toilet use and includes address details from Lents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Wood
Lents
Oregon
May Vote On New Bridge Urged By University Board
The Montlake avenue bridge project valued at 750 000 dollars was urged for a March vote by the University of Washington board of regents the Associated Students and residents of Laurelhurst and the University district before the city council finance committee. Councilman Tindall showed caution by reserving his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montlake Ave
Board of Regents of
The
University of Washington
Associated Students of the University
Laurelhuret
University
Tindall
Hearing on Development Permit for Priest Rapids Power
A public hearing will be held at Liberty Hall White Bluffs Washington on January 26 1921 at 11 am regarding the application of the Washington Irrigation and Development Co for a preliminary permit for power development at Priest Rapids on the Columbia River. The company filed with the Federal Power Commission on June 11 1920.
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Liberty Hall
White Bluffs
Wash
Washington Irrigation and Development Co
Priest Rapida
Columbia River
Federal Power Commission
Musterole Ad Claims Quick Relief for Neuralgia and Aches
An old Musterole advertisement pitches instant relief from neuralgia and various pains. It touts mustard oil-based ointment as blister-free, doctor and nurse recommended for sore bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma congestion and general pains. Hospital size package priced at $3.00.
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Boys’ Institute At ““U
W. Waterway Bridge
Congress
SENA
Willimian
Lydia E.pinkham
Asthmma Sera
R. M. B. Laboratories
Alaska
Portland
Ore
M'’Cleary
New Jersey
San Francisco Chronicle
Tola
George Wood
Romer
Tos Hi M
ALA Carty
Theathe
TOL A.M
Bates
Elliott
Clint Willard
Fred
W. A. Collinge
Gerber
R. S. Boyns
Y.M.C
Cuthura
Palace
Ackermane& Harris
Little Lord
Roberts & Co
Harry Ward
Harriet Raymond
Rice & Elmer Novelty Doings
Nora Allen Society
Bissett & Scott
Cupid
Madam Bedini
Equestrienne
Peerless
Sir Victor
Rahn and
Beck
Browning and Davies
Pals
Hamid
Bride
University Regents and Students Petition Council
Build Up
Your
Dr.Williams
Dr Williams Pink
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady, N. Y
Newbro
Herpicide
OWL Drug CO. Special Agenta
Wilkes Theatre
Thomas Wilkes
Jane Morgan
Arthur Vinton
Wilkes Stock Co
Sun. Wed
Oscar Gerard
Lew White
Eddie Wright
Pia
Madison
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