Hadley Refuses Reinstatement To Seattle Chamber
Roy C. Hadley former secretary of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce declines reinstatement to the executive staff after a resignation prompted during a steamer voyage to the Orient. He cites best interests of the organization and public issues in the personnel dispute involving internal leadership changes. Thomas Burke temporary president commends Hadley for his decision.
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Roy C. Hadley
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Hadley
Chamber
Gable
Wenatchee
Alan Dureau
J. L. Jeson
Alaska
McPheree
Thomas Burke
Views of China and Thibet Address by Dr Emil Fischer
Doctor Emil Fischer, noted explorer, will give a talk on views of China and Thibet. The China club will host the address Thursday noon at Pig n Whistle, inviting members for the illustrated lecture.
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China
Emil Fischer
China Club
Umbrellas Put Up Or Shut Up In Bluffing Case
A playful urban quip notes umbrellas as great bluffers, framing the idea as a test of resolve where one must act or retract.
Wonderful Demonstra at Moore Theatre
Bring the blind the lame and deaf to Moore Theatre to see a demonstration. Performances at 2 PM and 7 45 PM daily promise a spectacle claiming to show that seeing is believing.
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Moore Theatre
Siberia Girl to Be Educated in Norway by Captain Amundsen
The Siberian girls Camilla and Cakonita will be educated in Norway after summer passes. Captain Amundsen explains they would not survive if sent earlier due to the cold. The girls, who call him grandpa, adapt slowly learning to drink milk and enjoy simple foods. Camilla is quiet while Cakonita is lively and smiles broadly.
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Norway
Calonia
Cakonia
Capt. Amundsen
Capt Amundsen
Grandpa
Siberia
Amundsen
Camilla
Cokanita
Capt
Cakonita
Smith
Tarred Man Dumped In Fort Worth Streets
In Fort Worth Texas a man wearing only tar and a coat was dumped on a main street after masked men seized a man and woman from a parked car and drove off. The man escaped when chased and another woman vanished with the assailants.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Two Seattle Soldiers’ Bodies Arriving from Overseas
Walter G. Wilmot and Morehouse are en route to Seattle from Europe for burial. Morehouse, of the University of Washington ambulance corps, was killed in Italy after an accident. Held, of the 26th Infantry, died of wounds suffered in the Argonne. Funeral plans are not yet set.
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Seattle
Walter G. Id
Wilmot C. Morehouse
Abe
House
University of Washington Ambulance Corps
Italy
Held
26Th Infantry
Argonne
Capt Dean to Give Citizens Training at Camp Lewis
Capt John R R Dean of Seattle was called from the inactive list for duty at the civilian training camp opening at Camp Lewis today. He will likely serve as morale officer. Seattle has sent a large number of applications after a quota increase was announced by Capt Jefferson M Stewart.
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Dean
John RR
Seattle
Camp Lewis
Jefferson M. Stewart
Mrs Alston Dies at Son’s Home in Seattle Area
Mrs. Almira Alston died Tuesday at the home of her son Edward T. Alston located at 6997 Duwamish Ave. The notice names Edward as the heir and lists the family residence in the Seattle area.
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Almira Alston
Edward T. Alston
Duwamish Ave
Daylight hold-up steals $30 from Louis Smith in Wenatchee
A daylight robbery in Wenatchee saw assailants snatch a watch and $30 from Louis Smith. No further details on suspects or exact location were provided. Police investigation underway.
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Wenatchee
Louis Smith
Chamber Names Three on Its Committee
Seattle Chamber of Commerce named William Pigott David Whitcomb and A G M Fraser to cooperate with other organizations in promoting the Atlantic Pacific Highways Electrical exposition to be held in Portland in 1925.
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Seattle
Ceremony Invented by a Wise Man to Distance Fools
A succinct remark attributes ceremonies to a wise man as a device to keep fools away. The quote frames ritual as social filter and suggests distance between sages and the naive. The tone resembles a historical aphorism rather than a report.
Cabinet members plan summer duties and getaways
The piece outlines how Weeks, Daugherty, Hays, Denby, Fall, Wallace, Hoover, Davin, and Coolidge balance official duties with leisure. It notes Weeks keeps a New Hampshire mountain base, Daugherty and family at Atlantic City, Fall to Alaska, and Wallace eager for Colorado fishing. Hoover defers vacation, while most cabinets stay at desks past hours.
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Weeks
New Stampshire
Daugherty
Atlantic City
Paint Creek
Ohio
Hays
Will
Ed Denby
Navy
Pacific
Admiral Sims
al Fall
Interior
Alaska
Washington
Henry Wallace
Colorado Mountains
Sierb Hoover
Commerce
Hoover
Jimmy Davin
Labor
Moose Children’s Home
Illinois
Cal Coolidge
Refuse Pension for Mrs Guy E Carleton
By a five to one vote the police pension board on Tuesday refused for the third time to grant a pension to the widow of the late Guy E B Carleton, police sergeant, who was shot by Patrolman Charles E Roselius on November 2, 1919.
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Police Pension Board
Guy EB. Carleton
Charles EB. Roselius
Apron Lines Offered at Unusually Low Prices
Two lines of Aprons are offered at unusually low prices both lines bought specially for this event about 1 000 garments in combined lines.
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BON Marche
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Chamber of Commerce
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Wegner Optical Co
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Charles Frohman
Chatterton
J. M. Barrie
Mary Rose
Norman O'Neill
Auto Beds
Poe
LG Ene
Bell St
Miss Gullborg Beyer
Monte Carlo
Pace
KB. L. French
Capitol
Governors
G. W. Dodds
L. Leater
Olympia Recorder
G W. Dodds
Spokane Spokesman Review
J. B. Martinson
Tolt Enterprise
Jay Thomas
Washington State Weekly
George Skiff
Olympia Daily Standard
H. L. Brass
Centrala Chronicle
W. B. Jessup
Bremerton Searchlight
W. H. McCurdy
Port Townsend Leader
Warner B. Rupp
Aberdeen World
Band of Texas Avengers
W. G. Held
W. C. Morehouse
Guy E. Carleton
Little Sister
Bon Barche
Oxford
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