Year of Prohibition Proves It's Success Says Dry Enforcer
George B B Waters reports on John F. Kramer head of the prohibition enforcement division claiming a year of prohibition reduced drinking, closed saloons, and cut crime. He cites figures of saloons, prices, revenue loss, and social effects across several states with varied enforcement outcomes.
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George BB Waters
lAmerica
John F. Kramer
Bition
Baltimore
Central
Prohibition
Kramer
Keeley
Columbus
John Barleycorn
Chicago
New York
Wichita Falls
Tex
Ofd
Uncle Sam
Maassachusetts
New Jersey
Labor Party Aims to Kill Off Democrats
Chicago July 1 Labor party leaders outline aims to run a national ticket in 1924 to defeat Democrats and split the vote from Republicans. Fitzpatrick, Chicago labor head, says the party seeks workers over college graduates and hopes Samuel Gompers and AFL influence will back them. Delegates from 25 states attend the Chicago convention July 11 12 13 with leaders from several labor and reform groups.
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Edward M. Thierry
Chicago
John
la S
Committee of 45
Labor Party
48Ers
U. S
Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor and Labor Party
United States
Frank J. Esper
National Labor Party
Illinois
Max Hayes
Cleveland
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
A. F
Was Learning to Drive Hits Boy On Blaine Boulevard
Hugh L. English 14 ran down James L. Rankin Jr. 56 on Blaine boulevard near Madrona park Wednesday. Rankin believed to have both ankles fractured. Chauffeur M W Lee, with English, charged with giving auto driving lessons on a boulevard and released on 50 dollar bail.
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Blaine Boulevard
Madrona Park
Hugh L. English
FE. G English
Twenty-first Ave
James L. Rankin, Jr
James Rankin
Thirty-ninth Ave
Rankin
M. W. Lee
Roderick Hotel Placed Under Ban by City Commissioners
Centralia July 1 City commissioners refused to permit J C G McCallister to operate the Roderick hotel The hotel figured conspicuously in the Armistice day shooting with no reason given Also noted services for Arthur H Pittlehall University of Washington freshman killed in a mine shaft fall at Wallace Idaho will be held at 2 p m Thursday from the Freemont Baptist church Burial at Washells cemetery Pittlekau Lincoln high graduate worked in the mine during his summer also mentioned presidential postmaster state convention planned.
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Centralia
J C G. McCallister
Roderick
Roderick Hotel
Arthur
Pittlehall
University of Washington
Wallace
Idaho
Fremont Baptist Church
Washells Cemetery
Pittlekau
Lincoln
Vacation Time at Courthouse
King county superior courts closed except for emergency matters as judges take summer vacations July through August. The schedule lists each judge and week of hearings, with Mitchell Gilliam’s court staying open for emergencies for one week. In Yakima, land office records show 165 homestead filings in the past year.
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King County Superior Courts
Mitchell Gilliam
Mitchel Gil Yam
Boyd J Tallman
Everett Smith
Calvin 8. Hall
Yakima
Land Office
Jazz in Demand in China College
Clancey M. Lewis of the Washington Manufacturers' Association received manifests on Wednesday for a full set of American jazz producing instruments. The tools were consigned to Pui Ching College in Canton.
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Clancey M. Lewis
Manufacturers’ Association of Washington
Pui Ching College
Canton
Lottery Players Jailed in Bunch
Twelve alleged lottery players were arrested by Patrolmen Baerman and Anderson at 508 Seventh Ave and were to face Judge Gordon Thursday. John Wid, 46, and A Franklin, 25, both described as colored, were due in court after arrests by Sergt. Pielow and squad at 911 Hiawatha Place for narcotic use. Hans Cloud, who broke jail awaiting auto theft trial, was recaptured near Bend Oregon.
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KR. F. Baerman
N. P. Anderson
Seventh Ave
John B Gordon Thureday
John Wid
A. Franklin
Sergt
Ed Pielow
Hiawatha Pl
Pielow
Prosser
Hans Cloud
Bend
Ore
Retrial Requested in Rader Case Over Lake City Murder
Attorneys for Ingram Pulher, convicted of second degree murder in the Lake City killing of Bud Dean Curtis after a quarrel over Mrs Curtis, filed a motion for a new trial on Wednesday. Superior Judge Calvin S Hall will hear arguments between July 22 and 29.
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Ingram Pulher
Bud Dean Curtis
Luther Burbank Ill in Sanatorium in San Francisco
Luther Burbank and his wife arrived at a sanitarium in San Francisco from Santa Rosa for treatment. The nature and seriousness of his illness were not disclosed.
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Luther Burbank
San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Burbank
Freed, Young sue in turn after acquittal
Thomas G. Young former Beattle branch manager freed of a $42 824.41 embezzlement charge from International Motor Co sues for 70 000 alleging the firm owed him profits and breach of contract since his March 10 1919 departure. Attorneys claim the debt was acknowledged and to be liquidated from profits. defense disputes employment relation.
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Superior
International Motor Company
Thomas G. Young
Beattle
Young
Tallman
Walter Fulton
James Kt. Gates
Motor Company
Hinault
Aberdeen Grays Harbor port plans dredge acquisitions
Grays Harbor port commission outlines plan to acquire dredges to improve harbor navigation and dredging capacity. The move aims to enhance deeper channel access and support regional commerce and fishing industries.
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Aberdeen
Graya Harbor Port Commission Plana
LeGore Pleads Guilty By Mail for Out of Season Ducks
LeGore of Great Falls Montana pleaded guilty by mail to possessing wild ducks out of season and paid a $10 fine with the plea. U S District Attorney Saunders received the letter Wednesday noting others had been fined $10 for the offense and the court accepted the same penalty.
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Mortimore
LeGore
Great Falls
Mont
U. S
Saunders
Girl Wounded as Bomb Hits Cork Police Station
In Cork, Ireland a bomb exploded near the Kingstown police station, the Sinn Fein movement claimed the murderers of Lord Mayor MacCurtain, a night of shooting followed, and a young girl was wounded while troops sealed off the area with no arrests. In Beattyville Kentucky two teamsters were killed when 600 pounds of nitroglycerine exploded.
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Cork
Kingst
Sinn Felnern
MacCurtain
Woman slays babies then dies in Chicago tragedy
Chicago police report a 26 year old woman Margaret Emerson slashed sleeping children and then killed herself before authorities could intervene. One infant survived. Authorities cite possible separation from her husband as a trigger for the fatal act.
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Chicago
Mra
Margaret Emerson
Margaret
Lady Parker Visits Seattle Guests at New Wingdon Hotel
Lady Parker wife of English novelist Sir G Parker travels to Seattle for a stay at the New Wingdon hotel until July 7 before heading to the Orient. She is accompanied by Mr and Mrs John Aspegren of New York and her physician who recently underwent an operation at Swedish hospital and reported improved.
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Lady Parker
Sir G Parker
Seattle
New Wington
Orient
John Aspegren
New York
Rhubarb Pie Vanilla Ice Cream Tea or Coffee
Sixth floor Bon Marche listing highlights rhubarb pie and vanilla ice cream with tea or coffee options. A compact department store card note indicates available snacks on the sixth floor.
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BON Marche
Slightly Imperfect 30-Piece Camp Dinner Set
A 30-piece camp dinner set is offered at 295 dollars as slightly imperfect. The set includes 6 dinner plates 6 pie plates 6 tea cups 6 tea saucers and 6 fruit dishes. Phone orders are not accepted at this price.
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BON Marche
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