Picnic Party Celebrates Fourth of Swimming and Fun
Mr and Mrs A 8 Taylor host a Fourth of July picnic with swimming boating and beach meals for 12 guests as part of a busy social stretch including class recitals house parties weddings and gatherings across the community.
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Taylor
Sunset Club Meeting After Luncheon On July Ninth
A Sunset club business meeting will occur after a luncheon next Wednesday July 9. The committee urges attendance and asks members to reserve lunch seats at 12 30 promptly. July August programs are suspended. Engagement announced Edna Marian Sperry to Charles William Seefield pending wedding date.
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Sunset Club
Charles N. Sperry
Edna Marian
Charles William Seefield
Occupation Army Dissolved as American Forces in Germany Form
General Pershing announced the third army has been discontinued and its units re designated as American forces in Germany. Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen assumes command, relieving Lieut. Gen. Hunter Liggett who returns to the United States.
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Washington
General Pershing
War Department
Germany
Henry T. Allen
Hunter Liggett
United States
Employers vow extra layoff for Mooney strike
Butte Montana July 4 the State and local employers associations said workers who join the Mooney strike will be laid off an extra day for each day out The plan will extend to Billings Bozeman Helena and Great Falls with similar action announced by the State Employers association
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Butte
Mont
Employers’ Association
State Employers’ Association
Billings
Bozeman
Helena
Great Falls
Roy Jolley injured in street collision near Todd Drydock
Roy Jolley sustained a dislocated shoulder after being struck by a car driven by D. T. Ballinger of 406 Galor Street in front of Todd Drydock Co at Railroad Ave and 16th Ave SW at 12 30 a m Friday. Injuries were dressed at the city hospital.
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D. T. Ballinger
Galor St
Todd Drydock Co
Railroad Ave
16Th Ave
S. W
Roy Jolley
City Hospital
Social Roundup of Summer Visits and Travels
A lengthy social column notes Mr. Thomas Merrill’s departure for the East, families spending weekends at country clubs and in Tacoma, Bremerton, Port Madison, and Lake Crescent, multiple visits from Atlanta and Chicago, war work returnees, and trips to New York and Victoria. Notables include Mrs. J F Terry, Capt Stephen Gibbs, Mr and Mrs H C Ristine, Miss Elizabeth Daulton, and the Fisher family visiting Seattle and the East Coast.
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Mrs
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N. B. Soler
Bremerton
Elizabeth Daulton
New York City
Eagle Harbor
Scrubmobile A Simple Home Aid For Floor Cleaning
A home made scrubmobile helps keep floors clean with less effort. A small wooden tray on wheels carries a pail and cleaning tools, reducing bending and scrubbing strain. Built from basic wood, it uses casters and simple dimensions to keep mops and brushes handy.
Great Pearl Dive Plans by Mary and I
The narrator and Mary chart a dawn rescue of pearls from a U boat treasure, aided by the Lorimer name. They plot a late night launch from the Lorimer dock to reach the U-boats chest, while German agents scheme to coerce Tiny Goff into betraying secrets. Thrift promotes War Savings Stamps.
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Chrys
New York
Mary
Mary Thomas
Daddy Lorimer
Bob
Tiny Goff
Tiny
Lorimer Dock
Jim
Tommy
Lorimer
Telephone strike appeals reach Burleson in effort to end dim
Portland July 4 The state board of conciliation has made no progress in ending the telephone strike and wired an appeal to Postmaster General Burleson asking him to intercede. The board argues that the San Francisco investigation of Coast strike conditions is not extensive enough. The Argentine Woman's Party has issued a plank demanding equality with men in national and provincial offices and voting. Mr and Mrs Fisher attended Smith College graduation where Miss Juanita Fisher completed her course. Mr and Mrs F J George moved to Cedarhurst Vashon Island for the summer.
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Ore
State Board of Conciliation
Burleson Burleson
Conciliation Board
San Francisco
The
Woman's Party of the
Argentine Republic
Ing
New York
Mrs. Fisher
Smith College
Juanita Fisher
F. J. George
Cedarhurst
Vashon Island
Miss Grey
F. B
Women leaders highlighted in suffrage era gains across states
The article notes Kansas leading with numerous women officials including 62 county school superintendents and 30 district clerks, Wyoming and Colorado showing high female representation in superintendent roles, and Finland's diet with 24 women members. It reports Mabel Costigan and the National League of Women Voters investigating meat prices, Swift Packing profits rising from 8.6 to 63 percent from 1912 to 1917, and proposed bills to cut food costs. Governors’ ratification efforts and early state actions on the federal suffrage amendment are outlined, along with a surge in women joining unions in 1918 and eight hour laws taking effect in Utah and ...
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Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Finland
Mabel C. Costigan
National League of Women Voters
League
Swift Packing Company
Swift & Co
League Food Committee
Burnquist
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Ohio
New York
National Woman's Trade Union League
Rejoices Daughter Can Resume Studies
A 12 year old recovering from a long illness returns to school after taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The advertisement claims the remedy clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract reducing stomach liver and intestinal ailments. It promises a money back guarantee and notes Bartell's Five Drug Stores.
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Eatonic
ATON
Soc
Mayr
Bartell
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Snippet
A public letter column shows readers seeking guidance on child discipline marriage and social norms. Topics include training two misbehaving daughters, informal luncheon menus, engagement heartbreak and advice to move on, wedding gifts, interracial marriage views, and a London case recap.
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de Veille-Carlton
London
Reggie de Veille
Billie Carlton
R. A. le
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