Delays Verdict in Trolley Suit
Judge J. T. Ronald will spend the week weighing issues in a suit by 14 taxpayers against the city. Attorneys spent Monday presenting their side while the city said it would respond by noon Tuesday. The action seeks an injunction to bar using general fund money for railway support.
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J. T. Ronald
Alaska Bureau executive committee named for 1922
Eighteen members of the Chamber of Commerce Alaska bureau have been elected to the executive committee and began duties for 1922. The chairman will be chosen later by the committee. Members include Fred T Fischer Nathan Eckstein T B Lippy Joseph A Swalwell J C Lang J T Heffernan B Burwell William Pigott W H Parsons Maurice D Leehey David Whitcomb Cheeter B Robs Cecil H Bagan John Wallace James A Haight Dean Milner Cc Roberta F C Johnstone P B Haruia. Japan cultivates mulberry trees on over a million acres for silkworms.
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Chamber of Commerce Alaska Bureau
Fred T. Fischer
Nathan Eckstein
T. 8. Lippy
Joseph A. Swalwell
J. C. Lang
J. T. Heffernan
B. Burwell
William Pigott
W. H. Parsons
Maurice D. Leehey
David Whitcomb
Che
California Fig Syrup Ad Targets Mothers and Children
An old advertisement appeals to mothers to use California Fig Syrup to encourage bowel movements in young children. The cheerful copy emphasizes gentle relief and domestic welfare.
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California
Does Romance Live Only in Pages of a Love Story
A Seattle Star reader asks if romance is dead and invites readers to share real life love stories. The column notes common plotlines in novels versus real-life courtships and requests readers to submit brief tales to prove romance persists.
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Mr. Cupid
Cynthia Grey
Dan Cupid
Miss Grey
Hal
Arridge Mann
Wallace Reid
Wl Rogers
Don
Drink Roldt's Coffee Ad Brings Smiles at 6 Cents
An old advertisement promotes Roldt's Coffee with a cheerful promise to make readers smile. The copy highlights a price of six cents per cup and encourages patrons to sample the beverage.
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Roldt
Surprise sale toast sparks household fright at Rialto
In a humorous scene James laughs off fears of bankruptcy as his wife Alice returns to the office in a new costume and veil for Cherrys Sale at 207 Rialto Building 2nd Ave between Madison and Spring near the Pig n Whistle. Elevator access noted.
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James
Wart
Alice
Rialto Bldg
2Nd Ave
Madison
Spring
Subsidy Plan Aims to Restore U S Merchant Fleet
President Harding moved to revive the American merchant marine by a federal subsidy plan drafted at the White House. Lasker and Lisner of the Shipping Board said the plan would make private shipping ventures profitable with government funds when needed. The aim is to enable U S ships to compete with Britain and reduce direct government involvement.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Harding
Federal Treasury
Lasker
Lisner
Shipping Board
White House
Congress
White Cross Anti Narcotic Society Plans Statewide Expansion
The organization aims to extend to every city if annual meeting plans succeed after constitution amendment. Rev W H Bling re elected head with Inspector Hans Damm as vice president and Maj B B Hadley secretary. Directors named include Damm Cole Anderson Wharf Blins Rhodes Luce Hadley Hastings Balley.
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White Cross Anti Narcotic Society
W. H. Bling
Hans Damm
Maj
B. B. Hadley
Hane Damm
Norman J. Cole
KK. Anderson
Leona C. Wharf
Plan to support merchant marine with diverted customs receipts
The article outlines a scheme to finance a strengthened American merchant marine by diverting customs receipts from imported goods. If profits fall short, treasury subsidies will cover losses. The plan caps private operators’ profits at about six percent and suggests indirect subsidies such as mandating 50 percent immigrant transport on American ships and funding parts of the merchant marine from naval reserves.
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Treasury
Merchant Marine 4
Naval Reserve
Naval Funda
Cuban Millionaire Slayer Is Pardoned
New Orleans reports say H. D. Curly Brown Cuban American Jockey Club general manager was pardoned for shooting and wounding Alberto Piedra son of Cuba's former secretary of state. Brown had been sentenced to three years in 1921 for an incident in 1919.
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New Orleans
H. D. Curly” Brown
Seasonal Beauty Aid Shampoo Idea
An advert promises canthrax shampoo cleanses hair and scalp removing dandruff dirt and oil. It claims hair dries quickly evenly with bright soft fluffy appearance and easier styling. A teaspoonful dissolved in hot water makes a cup of shampoo liquid for full hair application.
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