Colonel Inglis Due Wednesday in Seattle Return
Col William M Inglis commander of the 161st Infantry in France and former commander of the old Second Washington will return to Seattle Wednesday with his wife and daughter. The Second Washington became the 161st but saw no combat as a unit and served as a replacement regiment. Inglis later led the 109th 113th and 4th infantry regiments.
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William M. Inglis
161St Infantry
France
Second Washington
Seattle
Washington
161St
Col. Inglis
Civic groups oppose dance halls at park entrances
The central committee of civic organizations voted Monday night to oppose the establishment of dance halls at public park entrances. The battle centers on the dancing pavilion near Woodland Park and aims to block its opening.
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Central Committee of Civic Organizations
Woodland Park
Tanlac Brings Seattle Blacksmith Gain in Weight and Relief
Charles E. Isaacson of 901% Fourth Ave Seattle testifies Tanlac cured ten years of stomach distress. He says he gained thirteen pounds from 182 to 195 and no longer suffers gas or cramps. He credits Tanlac sold by Bartell Drug Stores with restoring sleep and strength.
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Charles E. Isaacson
Fourth Ave
Seattle
Wash
Bartell
Mr. Isaacson
Taniac
Tanlac
Bartell Drug Stores
Mooney Strike Decision Delayed by Seattle Councils
The Metal Trades council plans a final vote Tuesday night and the Central Labor council follows Wednesday to decide Seattle participation in the five day Mooney strike set for July 4. Some propose workers stay on the job and donate wages to the Mooney defense fund, aiming for about 1.6 million dollars.
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The
Metal Trades Council
Central Labor Council
Seattle
Althe
Altho
Metal Trades
Louis Nash
Mooney Defense Fund
Mooney
Wee Coyle Elected Commander at Noble Post
William J. W. Wee Coyle was unanimously elected commander of Elmer J. Noble post No. 1 American Legion at a Monday night election meeting. Other officers include Louis H. Seagrave as vice commander and Norman E. Coles as adjutant.
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William J. W
Wee Coyle
Elmer J. Noble
American Legion
Louis H. Seagrave
Norman E. Coles
Harvey Lindley
Norman F. Storm
Wood Stewart
Elmer EF. Heg
Max Walshe
Herbert Owen
Sentinel
Frank W. Elliott
John J. Sullivan
J. F. Douglas
J. L. Faulds
J. Richard Dillon
Tom Hammond
Newfoundland Studies Mothball Plan to Redirect Labrador Current
A Newfoundland debate revisits a huge project to dam Belle Isle Straits and divert the Labrador current to allow Gulf Stream warmth to reach eastern Canada and the United States. Proponents claim vast land value gains and health benefits, offset by enormous costs and engineering challenges.
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Star
Atlantic
Canada
Labrador
Straits of
Belle Isle
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
United States
Gulf Stream
North Atlantic
Peter names baby Paul in family tale
Peter contemplates a name for the new baby as his father builds a bed for the growing family. At supper the name Paul is chosen because it is short begins with P and derives from the Bible, pleasing Mama Grandma Polly and Prissy.
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Peter
Papa
Mamma
Grandma
Daddy
Rascal
Paul
Brother
Mmamma
Polly
Prissy
Helen Carpenter Moore
The Star Advertising Insight Message
A brief prompt urging readers to associate advertising with The Star as a source of media guidance and branding ideas.
American style wedding for Chinese couple reported
Miss May Chin married C F Wong at the First Presbyterian church in a ceremony described as typically American. Mrs Chin Wong, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chin Hock of 821 11th Ave, hosted about 200 guests. A Chinese mandarin wedding supper followed at a downtown restaurant.
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Miss May Chin
C. F. Wong
First Presbyterian Church
Mexican envoy protest after U.S. troops cross border
Gen Candido Aguilar Angilar arrives in Washington as envoy of Mexico on a special mission. News of American troops crossing the border to push Villa's forces from El Paso prompts him to issue a formal protest on behalf of the Mexican government.
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Ington
Villa
el Paso
Exports to South America Urged by Chamber Official
A. L. Somers secretary of the Sheboygan Chamber of Commerce urged American exporters to develop trade with South America. He spoke to the Transportation Club at its Monday noon luncheon.
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South America
A. L. Somers
Sheboygan Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Club
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