Baby Vamps Creator Wins Court Injunction Over Imitations
Gene George Pfeffer of San Jose seeks protection for her Splash Me Doll design. Federal Judge Carpenter issues an injunction against two large Chicago toy makers infringing the patent after Pfeffer presented the judge with a life sized baby vamp display. Pfeffer, a Mark Hopkins and Stanford graduate, developed the come hither eyes feature and the doll's bathing suit and silk cap.
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Cal
Gene George Pfeffer
San Jose
Carpenter
Chicago
Miss Pfeffer
Gene George
Santa Cruz
Vamp
Misa
New York
Ziegfeld
York
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art
Stanford University
Deaf State Association Picnic At Mount Baker Park
One hundred fifty members of the Washington State Association for the Deaf in convention held a picnic at Mount Baker park as part of Weeklong activities. The association banquet occurred at the Masonic club rooms in the Arcade building with presiding President True Partridge and toastmaster A. W. Wright. Speakers included Rev. G. Gaertner and numerous others. The convention closes Sunday with services at the Lutheran church at 22nd Ave and East Union Street.
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Mount Baker Park
Association
Masonic Club
Arcade Building
True Partridge
A. W. Wright
G. Gaertner
FE. H. Whitehead
L. O. Christensen
George Riley
A. Seeley
Charles Albert Gumner
Olaf Hanson
A. Divine
A. H. McDonald
L. A. Divine
Thomas Clark
George Cook
Carl Garrison
Ed Miland
Lawrence Belser
W. 8. Root
Lutheran Church
22Nd Ave
E. Union St
Miller Fight Stockfeed Act Sparks Legal Challenge
Twenty one milling firms seek an order to show cause against Prosecuting Attorney Jed C Brown State Agriculture Commissioner BE Benson and Attorney General Lindley L Thompson. Presiding Judge Boyd J Tallman sets July 10 hearing to determine if the Commercial Feed Stuff Law should be restrained. Dairymen say stock feed included dried rotten rice and peanuts injurious to cattle. millers claim unconstitutionality.
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Jed C. Brown
State Commissioner of Agriculture
BE. F. Benson
Lindley L. Thompson
Boyd J. Tallman
Swat
Seattle
Lucky Commissioner Is Only Single Man
Robert McGiffert city commissioner in Peka Kansas is unmarried and receives flowers or candy from many city hall workers each morning. A blonde stenographer says it is a relief to have one single man about and notes he is not engaged according to locals.
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Peka
Kan
Robert McGiffert
Czecho Slovakia Seeks Aid To Save Undernourished Children
Miss Alice Masaryk, daughter of the Czecho Slovakia president, appeals to Mr Hoover and the American relief administration for urgent aid. She describes mothers wrapping newborns in paper, hospitals lacking clothing and bandages, and widespread underfeeding fueling disease and high child mortality. She heads the Children's Relief bureau in Czecho Slovakia.
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Prague
Alice Masaryk
Czecho-Slovakia
Miss Masaryk
America
Chicago
Thomas G. Masaryk
University of Chicago
Edith Cavell
American Relief Administration
Mr. Hoover
Children’s Relief Bureau
Sailor Arrested in Murder Mystery
Aberdeen July 4 Suspected of involvement in the murder of John Alberta on Tuesday night 18 year old discharged sailor C F Ashburner was arrested Thursday Testimony by Tony Alberta the murdered man s brother linked Ashburner to the crime He claimed to have borrowed the revolver four shells fired blood stains on the car were cited in evidence Alberta s body was found in the Humptulips river Wednesday morning
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Aberdeen
John Alberta
C. F. Ashburner
Tony Alberta
Ashburner
Aberta
Humptulips River
Inglis Praises Old Guard Upon Return from War
Colonel William M. Inglis, commander of the Second Washington Infantry, expresses pride in his unit as he arrives back from overseas service. He served in the Argonne and Coblenz with the Army of Occupation, returning with his wife and daughter amid welcomes in King Street station.
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Second
Washington Infantry
William M. Inglis
Col. Inglis
Argonne
Coblenz
Army of Occupation
Inglis
New York
King St. Station
Merchants' Exchange to Elect Officers on July 9
The annual election of stockholders of the Merchants' Exchange is scheduled for Wednesday July 9. Voting will take place in the executive offices of the exchange.
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Merchants’ Exchange
Exchange
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