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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1915

Page

4

Urges Dancing in All Schools in Nation

San Francisco July 8 All school houses nationwide would host evening dances with tango raga one steps and fox trots as part of a National Congress on Recreation plan. J Richards Chicago playgrounds and sports chief urged in a congress address that every school serve as a community dance center.

San Francisco Father Sister’s National Congress On Recreation Congress J. Richards Chicago

Son of Vancouver Mayor Killed in France

A sniper killed Capt. Robert F. E. Buscombe, son of former Vancouver mayor Fred Buscombe, as Canadian officers and a chaplain moved between graves paying last respects. The incident occurred at dawn near unspecified graves in France, per a letter received yesterday.

Vancouver France Robert F. E. Buscombe Fred Buscombe

School directors mull adding three nurses for students

Dr. Ira C. Brown, medical director of Seattle schools, recommends appointing three more nurses to aid in child care next year. He cites 75,839 children examined in the past year, nurses visiting 5,984 homes, and 3,803 children treated for injuries.

Ira C. Brown Seattle Brown

Doctor fined for misrepresenting wife in immigration case

Dr L H Meadows of Clearbrook Massachusetts was fined 400 dollars by Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer in Bellingham for violating immigration laws by bringing Miss Ethel Baird from Canada and passing her off as his wife after Victoria authorities denied her admittance.

Bellingham Ethel Baird Canada Victoria L. H. Meadows Clearbrook Mass Jeremiah Neterer

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