Tacoma man ordered to pay monthly alimony and suit money
Freeburn L of Tacoma was ordered by Presiding Judge Jurey to pay his wife An n Freeburn $600 each month as temporary alimony during a divorce action and the defendant must pay $1,000 suit money. He claimed $300 a month is not enough to support his wife and a nurse is needed for the daughter.
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L. Freeburn
Tacoma
If Island
Alaska
Jurey
Ann Freeburn
Freeburn
Health makes it imperative she maintains car and chauffeur
Mrs Freeburn notes health requires the defendant to keep an automobile and a chauffeur. The defendant is linked to the Chicagoff Mining Co and the Texoma Smelting Co.
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Freeburn
Chicagoff Mining Co
Txcoma Smelting Co
Bradley Becomes General Manager of St Louis Star
B E Bradley long associated with the St Louis Post Dispatch takes over as general manager of the St Louis Star after acquiring an interest in the paper. He has prior ties to the Denver Republican Chicago Inter Ocean and New York World.
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ST. Louis
B. E. Bradley
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Denver Republican
Chicago Inter Ocean
New York World
St. Louis Star
Law Aims at Wealthy Loafers in Seattle Draft Effort
Draft officials including T J Kennedy push for an ordinance to target moneyed idlers. They argue current law punishes the poor while the rich dodge duties with fake occupations. The work or fight order begins Monday with two weeks before boards and police process cases. Col J M Hawthorne notes district nine workers have found new jobs and will shift select service personnel to new assignments.
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T. J. Kennedy
Kennedy
Seattle
Doree Claims IWW Loyal in Sedition Trial
Doree, a Philadelphia textile worker and IWW organizer, testifies in a sedition trial in Chicago defending IWW loyalty. He asserts most munitions shipments from Philadelphia are controlled by IWW members and contrasts unrest in New York with calmer conditions in Philadelphia and Lowell.
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Chicago
Edward PF. Doree
Philadelphia
IL. W W
Doree
New York
Lowell
Mane
Don’t Use Silver Foil Save It All Campaign Report
Silver foil from cigarette boxes and candy bars collected in boxes for donation to the Red Cross totaled Sy pounds over the past two weeks. M B Meengs, chief clerk of the city streets department, oversaw the collection data amid plans to double box distribution for future waste collections.
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M. B. Meengs
City Streets Department
Ed Crosse
No Charge Deferred Against Adams in Milton Raymer Slaying
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney 8 M Brackett said Adams would not be arraigned or charged yet as a decision looms on the nature of the charge. It is likely the 16 year old deserter from the U S army will face second degree murder charges.
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Alvin Adama
Milton Raymer
United States Army
8. M. Brackett
Adama
Brackett
W. C. Dalbey
Chauffeur Vanderpool Arrested With Liquor Stash
Officers captured 52 year old chauffeur Vanderpool Tuesday morning at Firetave and Marion with two suit canes containing 24 quarts of bottled liquor. On information from Vanderpool, police arrested Frank Pierce, 30, at 2626 Woodlawn Ave, seizing seven sacks holding 18 bottles each. Vanderpool released on $590 bond. Pierce jailed.
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Vanderpool
Firetave
Marion
Frank Pierce
Woodlawn Ave
Engineer Held Responsible for Circus Train Wreck Near Gary
Engineer Alonzo J. Sargent faces arrest on a 5000 dollar bond after the collision between the troop train and Hagenbeck Wallace circus near Gary Indiana. 60 performers and helpers were killed and injured. the photo shows Sargent and fireman Gunrav Klaus.
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Gary
Ind
Alonzo J. Sargent
Gunrav Klaus
Sargent
Klaus
Americans score major advance near Chateau Thierry in Marne
United Press reports on day 1,413 of the war and 104th of the offensive. American forces push over half a mile on a two mile front west of Chateau Thierry, seize Hill 244 and Hill 192, capture Vaux and part of an adjacent area with light casualties. French forces raid east of Rheims and capture prisoners.
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Chateau Thierry
Vaux
Part
Rheime
Oif
Montdidier
Noyon
Picardy
Albert
Flanders
Alsace
France
Paria
Russia
Petrograd
Siberia
National League for Women’s Service Charters Steamer
The National League for Woman's Service has chartered the steamer Hainbridge to allow the public to view the Fourth of July launching. The vessel departs Galbraith dock at 2 40 p m. Tickets are available at the National League for Woman's Service seventh floor Soldiers and Sailors' club or at Galbraith dock.
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National League For Woman's Service
Galbraith Dock
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club
Allies aim to kill Germans in war effort
The Portland shipbuilders heard Dr. David Hughes, former chaplain of the Welsh Fusiliers, spread the slogan Kill the Enemy. Hughes tours shipbuilding districts for the Emergency Fleet Corporation as the allies shift focus from territorial gains to defeating Germany.
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Portland
David Hughes
The
Welsh Fusiliers
Dor. H Hnghes
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Rent Hogs Blacklist Calls Aimed at Landlords
A proposed blacklist of Seattle landlords accused of rent hogging is being prepared after the Anti Rent Profiteering League formed Monday in Meven cafeteria. The group will report to the United States Shipping Commission and potentially before Congress, with Frank Walker elected president and Anna Walker as secretary treasurer. Fred Nelson chairs the committees handling complaints. contact Millett 4762 in the Collins Building Second Ave near Jamen.
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Seattle
Anti Rent Profiteering League
United States Shipping Commission
Frank Walker
Metal Trades Council
League
Meven
Anna Walker
Fred Nelson
Nelson
Millett 4762
Collins
Second Ave
Jamen
Not Guilty Plea in Story Conspiracy Case
Mrs. William Cumming Story and her two sons Alien and Sterling pleaded not guilty in New York to a conspiracy charge linked to a grand larceny case. The matter centers on a supposed fifty fifty arrangement with a solicitor to obtain National Relief Society contributions, with a fifth allegedly going to Sterling Story. Mrs Story heads the society and Allen Story serves as an army lieutenant.
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New York
Wilam Cumming Story
Alien
Sterling
Story
National Relief Society
Sterling Story
Austria Socialists Back World League and Confederation Plan
The Austrian socialists support a league of nations in response to allied war aims and call for an Austro Hungarian confederation of autonomous nations with restoration and indemnification of Heliu m. The Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung reports this stance.
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Zurich
Austrian Socialista
League of Nations
Confederation of Autonomous Nations
Vienna Arbeiter Zeitung
Influenza Epidemic Spreads Through England
July reports rapid influenza spread across England reaching the Midlands. Schools closed and many districts face potential shutdown as illness rises.
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England
London
Midlands
Tobacco Habit Easily Overcome
A New Yorker author Bénai Woods offers a free mailed book claiming easy banishment of tobacco craving. The text lists calmness, tranquil sleep, clear appetite, good digestion, vigor, and memory as benefits, and asserts relief from nervous irritability and morbid desire.
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Bénai Woods
Station
New York City
Rochester Named Director of Operations for US Shipping Board
William Rhys Grace & Co. reports John H. Rochester, vice president, has been appointed director of operations for the United States Shipping Board. The role is said to cover control of ship movements for the entire merchant marine.
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W. Rh. Grace & Co
John H. Rochester
UU. S. Shipping Board
Spectacular Blaze Threatens Imperial Oil Plant
A major fire in Vancouver property endangers the Imperial Oil Co. plant near Connaught Bridge. The blaze, reported this morning, sparks fears of widespread damage to the Standard oil facilities in central Vancouver.
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Vancouver
HB. C
Imperial Oil Co
Standard
Connaught Bridge
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