Arrest of dealer over soldier debt charges
Dulmage of the Dulmagee Car Co faced United States Commissioner R W McClelland on foreclosing a debt tied to an auto sold on the installment plan to a Seattle man while the buyer served at Camp Eustis Virginia. Delmage will have a final hearing Saturday. the Seattle Amateur Press club marks its 16th anniversary Feb 4 at Wolf’s cafeteria with Roy Elford and others in charge.
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Dulmagee Car Co
E. Pikest
United States Commis
R. W. McClelland
Dulgold
George
Seattle
Dupuy
Camp Eustis
Seattle Amateur Press Club
Wolf's
Roy Elford
Frieda C. Davidson
Aubrey L. Deery
A. J. Ashen
Seattle Labor Leader Denies Bolshevik Center Claim
James Duncan, secretary of the Central Labor Council, told Seattle Municipal League members that the city is not the center of Bolshevism. He cited unrest in other cities and argued wealth inequality fuels discontent, praising organized labor and the benefits it has won.
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James Duncan
Central Labor Council
Municipal League
Seattle
Duncan
Government
Seatte
Neilie Burnside
Olympia
Near East Fund Lacks $43000 in Relief Drive
The Near East Relief fund needs 43000 to reach 100000 and plans a closing campaign through Saturday night. Over 300 young women will conduct tag day on downtown streets with receptacles while a mail solicitation aims for 20000 from businesses and churches expected to deliver 10000 from residential canvassing.
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Drive
C. P. Dexter
Elliot
Belfast Rioters Clash as Police Break Up Looting
Belfast on January 29 reports looting tied to the general strike with police charging the crowd. Several injured as fifty thousand linen workers threaten to join the strike, and food shortages loom while other unions weigh sympathetic action.
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Belfast
Fight Looms Over Education Expense
In Olympia on January 29 a legislative clash over higher education financing emerged. Lawmakers debate a bill to abolish tuition fees while a House Education Committee proposal empowers the University of Washington to levy tuition, registration, library, gymnasium, and hospital charges to bolster the building fund.
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Olympia
House Committee On Education
University of Washington
Man Sues Griff iths Sprague Over Soda Barrel Burn
John Sheehy sues Griffiths Sprague Stevedoring for 2950 in Superior Court before Judge Dykeman claiming severe burns from ethetic soda leaked from barrels aboard the Shika Maru last May. He says the accident resulted from the companys negligence.
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John Sheehy
Griffiths, Sprague Stevedoring Company
Dykeman
Public Service Panel Seeks Rail Link Authority
Olympia scores reveal Senator Benator Young from Sumner introduced a bill to grant the public service commission power to force rail connections between competing lines. Colfax joins towns bidding for a new armory valued at $100000 in state capital news.
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Olympia
Public Service Commission
Benator Young
Sumner
Colfax
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO OINTMENT
Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching, bleeding or protruding piles. It stops irritation and soothes burning, with relief after first application and restful sleep promised. Price 60 cents.
Auto Crash Injures Two Youths In City
Arden Reynaud age 20 of 1500 Broad way and Mary Ulery age 14 of Dallas apartments are in City Hospital with brain concussion and dislocated hip after a car carrying them and a soldier and a civilian collided with a city streetcar at Blehth and Pike early Wednesday. The car, reported stolen from Martin Denis apartments, was smashed and under police investigation.
Senate Talks H. C. of L. and Boosts Judges' Salaries
Olympia report describes a senate debate over living costs and shipyard wages as it passes a bill raising judges salaries. Superior judges would receive 4500 in most counties, 5000 in first class counties, and supreme court judges 7500. The measure spurred contention about labor and wartime industry.
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Olympia
Senate
Law Johnson
Colville
Supreme Court
Kuykendan
State eyes bill to curb wildcat stock promoters
Olympia January 29 The state will seek to weed out promoter activity by regulating the promotion and organization of mining oil and gas corporations if a bill introduced by Phippa of Spokane passes.
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Olympia
Phippa
Spokane
Clemenceau Replaces Old Santa in France
Paris on January 29 reports scarce war toys in stores for holidays. Shops were stocked with merchandise like menagerie items, milk shops, dry goods, and garden tools while lead soldiers and miniature guns were nearly unavailable. Father Christmas gave way to Clemenceau as the symbol on candy boxes. Dolla dressed as Ama c e and Lorraine items were popular playthings.
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N. FB
Paris
Clemenceau
Father of Victory
Dolla
Amace
Lorraine
Lindenberg Steel Works Declares 223 Percent Dividend
Berlin January 29 dividend news reports Lindenberg steel works has just distributed a 223 percent dividend to its stockholders. The article notes dividends are preferable to reserve funds amid troubled times and cites the special report by N B A.
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N. BF. A
Berlin
Lindenberg Steel Workn
Bill Introduced to Create County Libraries in Olympia
C H Compton head of Seattle library introduces a bill at Olympia on Wednesday to establish county libraries operating like city libraries, seeking broader library access.
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C. H. Compton
Seattle
Olympia
Hyomel Inhaler Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
Banish catarrh with Brevi the Weamel and Kelieve Stuffed Up Head. Hyomel offers two minute relief for nasal congestion and a day cure for colds, claiming a germ killing antiseptic from Australian eucalyptus forests. The complete outfit includes an inhaler and bottle, sold at Bartell Drug Co and druggists nationwide.
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Brevi
Weamel
Kelieve
Australia
Costa
Bartell Drug Co
Trade Journal Leaders to Speak at Chamber Lunch
Publishers and editors will gather for a Friday noon luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce members' council in the Masonic club. Marcel R. Daly of Paria will address "Unscrambling the European Omelet" with speakers Welford Beaton of Pacific Ports Daniel Pratt president of the Trade Publications association and Kenneth Kerr vice president listed among the speakers.
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Masonic Club
Marcel R. Daly
Paria
Welford Beaton
The
Trade Publications Association
Kenneth Kerr
Apeakera
Want One Laundry to Work in Strike for Hospitals
A Tuesday meeting of laundry owners discussed ensuring hospital linen handling during a looming general strike. They plan to keep a single city laundry operating for this purpose and will seek the cooperation of the Laundry Workers union.
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Laundry ‘Workers’ Union
Want Auto Thefts Classed as Felony
Washington state sheriffs at a convention endorsed legislation to make auto thefts a felony and seek stronger license number illumination. They also request a 60 percent salary increase. current salaries range from 80 to 3600 dollars. Sheriff Reid of Spokane was elected president with Berry of Lewis as vice president and Johnson of Clarke as secretary and treasurer.
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Olympia
Washington State
Aheriffa
Sheriff Reid
Spokane
Berry
Lewis
Johnson
Clarke
Excess Overcoats Land Will in Jail
Will Van Der Meulen, 35, a salesman, was arrested at the Seattle public library late Tuesday. Police say he tried to sell an overcoat to a colored janitor, and he had a pawn ticket for another coat in his possession. He is held for investigation.
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Will van der Meulen
Seattle Public Library
Meulen
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets Advertised
Cold headaches and body pains are described as relief by Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. The box is labeled with KW Groves signature and features the single Bromo Quinine product. The advertisement lists a 30 cent price.
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Groves
Heart Balm Suit Seeks $10000 in Superior Court
Mrs. Clara B. Robinson files for $10000 in heart balm against May Reynolds claiming alienation of her husband. Robinson also pursues divorce from F. W. Robinson, Seattle Produce Association treasurer, in the same superior court.
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May Reynolds
Superior Court
Hood's Triple Combination Treatment for Convalescence
The advertisement promotes Hood's Sareaparifia as a blood purifier, Peptiron iron tonic after meals, and Hood's Pike cathartic as needed. It claims these three medicines restore health, prevent disease, and accelerate recovery after influenza and illnesses.
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Hood
Dr King’s New Discovery Relieves Cold Sore Throat
A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery claiming quick relief from cold symptoms. It promises to loosen phlegm ease irritation soothe a sore throat and speed recovery with daily use. Available at all druggists priced 60 cents and 1 20.
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