National Guard Offers Vacation With Pay for Recruits
Seventy two more spots remain to be filled in the National Guard as it extends a summer vacation with pay to weary bank newsmen seeking a break. Lieut Allen Peyser, recruiting officer for the 146th MP Field Artillery, learned his quota was raised and that 72 additional men may join. Details on the $2 daily vacation and Guard enlistment are at the Third Ave and Pike St recruiting tent, open until the regiment departs for Camp Lewis on July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Allen Peyser
146Th Mpield Artillery
Washington National Guard
Third Ave
Pike St
Camp Lewis
First Mt Rainier summit party returns with heavy snow claim
The first ascent of Mt Rainier this year returns, led by George Lohreen of New York City with Walter 8, Albert Baker of Charleston Washington, A A Tucker and A Hillyard of Aberdeen Washington. Guide Henry Fuhrer says this trip required more ice and snow cutting than all of last season.
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Tacoma
Mt. Rainier
George Lohreen
New York City
Walter 8
Albert Baker
Charleston
Wash
A. A. Tucker
A. Hillyard
Aberdeen
Henry Fuhrer
Prohibition Directors Appointed Across States
Prohibition directors named for Idaho and Nevada take office immediately after oath. Idaho recruit Elias Marutara of Meridian replaces Eugene C. Boam, while Nevada picks J F Donnelly of Reno to succeed Richard C. Stoddard. Separately, suit against Seattle oyster house owner dismissed with costs.
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Washington
Idaho
Elias Marutara
Meridian
Eugene C. Boam
Nevada
J. F. Donnelly
Reno
Richard C. Stoddard
A. ©. Sandstrom
Standard Hotel
M. D. Carren
Seattle Oyster House
Justice of Peace
John B. Wright
Tanlac Restores Health and Strength for Miss Nelson
Miss Minnie Nelson of Beattie Washington reports dramatic recovery from four years of stomach trouble and weight loss after taking Tanlac. She gained seventeen pounds and regained energy, saying the remedy saved her life. Tanlac sold in Seattle at Bartell's Drug Stores.
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Tanlac
Minnie Nelson
Seventh Ave
Beattie
Wash
Tanlachaa
Taniac
Seattle
Bartell’s Drug
State Labor Convention Opens Monday in Vancouver
The Washington State Federation of Labor begins its 20th annual convention Monday at 10 a.m. in Boilermakers hall Vancouver with about 250 officers and delegates. Key topics include replacing Supreme Court judges, a campaign to elect a new legislature and countering antiunion efforts.
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Washington State Federation of Labor
Boilermakers’ Hall
Vancouver
Wash
William Short
Supreme Court
Lane
Gov. Hart
Misa Jahnke
Short
Ed Clifford
Labor and Industry
Federal Labor Department
EK. I. Marek
Defense Hurdles in Tulsa Murder Trial
In Tulsa on July 8 Judge Redmond Cole ruled the death statement by Judge John Devereaux inadmissible. Defense motions to exclude-prosecution evidence were overruled. Goldie Gordon and Mrs Jense James are charged with killing Judge Devereaux while serving as his nurses.
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Tulsa
Okla
Goldie Gordon
Jense James
John Devereaux
Redmond
Mont
Cole
Devereaux
Oklahoma Supreme Court Commission
Sheriff Critical of Sentence On Bootlegger Case
Sheriff Mate Starwich blasted Judge A W Frater after a suspended 90 day and 500 dollar sentence for Hans Postie, captured near Fall City with a beer still. Deputy Bartling criticized the ruling while Frater defended leniency saying the man was not previously a criminal. The case included four gallons of mash and 15 gallons of finished product seized from a cave. A Fall City woman said the town lost its moonshine supply.
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A. W. Frater
Hans Pentie
Fall City
King County
Mate Starwich
Starwich
Frater
Postic
Postie
Hans Postie
Dives From Boat to Rescue Woman in Fore River
Grace Hittich of Denton was saved from drowning in Fore River by Ellen Mullanon of Quincy Point who dived from a boat into 15 feet of water after removing her shoes and brought Hittich to surface. Mrs. Mullanon, near exhaustion, then carried the unconscious woman to shallow water with help from Mrs. James Conrad.
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Boston
Grace Hittich
Newburnt
Denton
Fore River
Ellen Mullanson
Washington St
Quincy Point
Mullannon
James Conrad
San Francisco building war continues as unions split
SAN FRANCISCO July 8 Hopes for peace in the San Francisco building war faded as a majority of the unions in the building trades council voted to reject the Chamber of Commerce industrial relations committee proposal. A few unions accepted the terms and some workers reported back.
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San Francisco
Building Trades Council
Chamber of Commercce
Wife Finds Husband Dead in Hotel Room
The body of HH J Barthela of Tekoe was found in his room at the Dolington hotel on Thursday afternoon. Claimed to have died of heart failure, he had luncheon with his wife at noon and planned a 4 p.m. meeting. She found him at 3:45 p.m. before he was to depart for Nome, Alaska.
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New Dolington
HH. J. Barthela
Tekoe
Barthela
Nome
Alaska
Caldwell to Welcome North West Stationers Here
Mayor Hugh M Caldwell will give the welcome address at the 12th annual Pacific Northwest Stationers Association convention opening next Tuesday morning at the New Washington.
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Constance Talmadge
Lessons In Love
Agnes Ayres
Theodore Roberts
Speed
Paramount
Sennett
Officer Cupid
Chester
Harold Weeks
Albert Malotte
Philadelphia
Edensboro
Caretta Noey
Cora Turley
the National City Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
J. W. Maxwell
H. Witherspoon
H. Ploevel
A. Anderson
Discovery Bay Logging Company
Biocedel- Donovan Lumber Milla
Albert Daub
Federal Condensed Milk Company
H. G. He
Sewelis Enochson
Asaista
T. Fischer
Fischer Broa
F. H. Jackson Recrettry
Lake Lumt
Co. L. Morris
Morria Construction Company
National Guardsmen
Prohibition
Miss Nelson
Bie
Estate of
Oregon
Montana
Timber Workers Organization
Timber Worker’ Organization
American Federation of Labor
Northwest
Draper Children's
Portland
Capitol
Capitol Hill
Ballard
Phinney Ridge
Queen Anne Hill
University District
West Seattle
R. L. Polk & Co
Seattle Title Trust Company
Columbia St
Col
Second Ave
HS. Ansnisan
Decale
Dep't
Atlanta
S.S.S. Standard
Quincy
Hub Mother
S. F
Tailored Ready Co
Grote-Rankin’s
the Grote-Rankin CO
Pike Stree
Boston Bags
Clearence
Chenille
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