Baltimore Judge Rules 2.75% Beer Indictment Demurred
Judge John C. Rose sustains the demurrer to a United States indictment against Standard Brewing Co. over 2.75 per cent beer. Palmer says no amnesty, no wholesale arrests yet, awaiting a definitive court ruling on intoxicating beer. CONTINUED PAGE FIVE reports Western Washington police hunt for a man linked to the murder of Thomas Ryan, a rent car driver, found shot and dumped in the Duwamish River with his car burned near McCleary. CONTINUED PAGE SIXTEEN.
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Baltimore
John C. Rose
United States District Court
Neon
Standard Brewing Company
United States
Palmer
Palm
Internal Revenue Bureau
Congress
New York
Washington
Thomas Ryan
Duwamish
Antag
Carl Preussing
Ryan
Stewart Campbell
Polien
Olympia
McCleary
Dominick Scozzafava
Yesler Way
Tacoma
Scozzafava
Seattle Phone Strike Expands as Workers Walk Out
Seattle telephone service grinds to a near halt as electricians and operators strike across the city. Union leaders say actions will spread to Renton, Kent, and other exchange centers with vows to wage a coast wide campaign until demands are met.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Renton
Kent
Ai Port Blakely
Worthy Horseman
Mr. Horseman
Telephone Company
Harper and Murphy Lead for Mother Ryther Benefit
Bob Harper Northwest lightweight and Frankie Murphy flyweight champion are first to respond to The Star’s benefit smoker at the Arena for Mother Ryther on July 11. Nate Druximan Elks matchmaker and Clay Hug offer services. Seattle baseball team via Billy Klepper pledges support for the show.
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Bob Harper
Northwest
Frankie Murphy
Mother Ryther
Nate Druximan
the Elks
Clay Hug
Seattle
Billy Klepper
Girls urged to help in Ryther campaign drive
Campaign organizers appeal for volunteers to staff street corner booths raising funds for the new Mother Ryther home. Girls will report to headquarters at Second Ave. and Cherry St. as drive leaders push for as many booth workers as possible.
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Mother Ryther
Second Ave
Cherry St
Public Pays Higher Seattle Phone Toll This Year
The article states Seattle telephone subscribers face higher tolls this year, justified by the company before the state public service commission to cover labor costs. Telephone girls demand a minimum wage of about $19 weekly after three years, warning that failure to meet the demand will lead to public reckoning.
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Seattle
State Public Service Commission
Expect Wilson Home Tuesday
United Press reports the George Washington, aboard the S.S. George Washington, averaging 16 knots an hour through smooth seas, was expected to reach New York next Tuesday. If the morning tide favors, docking may occur before noon. otherwise about 2 p.m. The president studied executive papers between deck tours.
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United Press
George Washington
New York
Liberty bond quotations report from New York market
Liberty bond quotations today list prices for S's at 99.40, first 4's at 94.90, second 4's at 92.98, first 4's at 95.14, second 44's at 94.06, third M's at 95, fourth 44's at 94.04, Victory 3% at 100.14, and Victory 4's at 99.98.
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New York
Liberty
Victory
Here is a Winner Here is a Winner
A light verse notes a family relying on the Star want ads to find a used runabout car. The winner, Mr William Craze, is mentioned in a playful contest entry about local newspaper ads and a practical purchase.
I want to buy a home right now
I want to buy a home right now. Three more lines jingle and join the cash prize and tickets to Clemmer theatre. See rules of contest on classified page.
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Clemmer Theatre
Club manager shot in brawl at city club
William Carter a 33 year old taxi driver was arrested after a fight at the Service club on Third Avenue. Joe Ferris manager of the club is in critical condition with bullet wounds to his arm and lungs. Witnesses named various bystanders and police investigate the 4 am incident and Carter's connection to the shooting.
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William Carter
Oxford Hotel
First Ave
Charles Waechler
T. Hayden
Carter
Joe Ferris
Service Club
Third Ave
Seattle General Hospital
Bill” Carter
Bill
Ris
Ferris
E. P. DeSoto
21St Ave
Geo. Binto
14Th Ave
S. Joe
16Th Ave
W. Galerst
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First International
Freckles
By Blosser
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