South Americans Mourn Admiral Thomas in Latin America
Norman Rose portrays Admiral Thomas as the devoted U S representative who accompanied the fleet around South America. His tireless journeys and gracious charm strengthened ties with Brazil Chile Peru and Argentina. He dies suddenly of heart trouble leaving Evans honored by the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Rose
At Fieet
South America
Thomas
America
Rio Janeiro
Uncle Sam
Chile
Punta Arenas
Peru
Oake
Sam
Calao Harbor
Bob Evans
United States
Evans Hven
Evans
Park Natatorium Hosts Evening Open Swim in Tank
In the swimming tank at Park Natatorium, guests are invited to enjoy open swim all evening. The facility offers a casual environment for families and individuals to relax and exercise in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Natatorium
Autopiano Club Promo Highlights Savings
An informal club notice notes a special sale offering discounts from 100 dollars to lower prices. The brief fragment suggests a promotional event but lacks full details on items or dates.
Chicago men select sites for expo building replica
E D Stevens and M H Wheeler of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce with A Nadeau and W Mott viewed expo sites after a dinner at the Rainier club. They visited Snoqualmie Falls on an auto tour and will return to Chicago tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Stevens
MH. A. Wheeler
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
A. Nadeau
A-Y.p. Fair
Co. W. Mott
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Fort Dearborn
Rainier Club
Chamber of Commerce
Exposition
Snoqualmie Faile
Labor unions elect officers and meet at Labor temple
Unions including sea painters local 495 varnishers local 168 Palmer screws local 800 and ship painters local 796 elect Tarney Trueckey L C Coregan Charles W Doyle and Grubb as new officers for six months. Regular meetings follow at the Labor temple for electrical workers painters horse shoers clerks and butchers. Eight hour day firms in Marysville Cal go into effect with no wage reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traden
Toleht
Labor Temple
Tarney Trueckey
L. C. Coregan
Pol Fahera
Charles W. Doyle
Palmer Eas
Grubb
Detriet
Alde
Electrical
Marysville
Cal
Mayor bars class of vicious resorts in Seattle
Mayor Miller announced yesterday that after September 1 no "eriha" will be allowed in Seattle and their inmates will be ordered out of town. He pledged removal of the restricted district and said it will be moved as plans progress, with "eribe" not allowed to exist anywhere.
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Miller
Seattle
Eribe
Abandoned Bench for Christian Science in Mason City
Judge Clifford P. Smith resigns from the district bench to become first reader at the First Church of Christian Science in Boston. He explains the move as a commitment to the spiritual method Jesus used to conquer sin sickness and death and says the church’s work is more important than his judicial role. He has moved his family to Boston.
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Mason
City
Clifford P. Smith
First Church of
Boston
Jesus Christ
Ravenna Park Proposal Nets Donation Offer
Mrs. W. W. Beck offers to donate Havenna canyon bed to the city if it buys five acres of the remaining park at ten thousand dollars per acre. The park board debates the proposal as City officials weigh the financial terms.
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W. W. Beck
Ravenna Park
Havenna Canyon
Luncheon Events and Social Notices Across Tacoma
Social schedule highlights include Mrs. and Mrs. Piles hosting a luncheon for Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Stevens of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce A., Miss Anna Forth Terry to be guest of honor at a Marguerite White party, and Alma Stewart hosting an informal dance for Miss Terry. Also noted are travels to Cohannet, a Mirtoch Club dance, an officers’ dance aboard the Pennsylvania, and various local club gatherings. Additional items mention weddings, guests, and travel plans of Tacoma residents, plus a note on Rev. J. M. Wilson’s upcoming vacation to New York and Omaha.
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Mrs. & H Piles
Mra. A. Nadeau
Natnier Annex
H. A. Wheeler
I. D. Stevens
Chicago Chamber of Commerce
Anna Forth Terry
Mise Marguerite White
Miss White Tone
Misa Terry
Alma Stewart
Beach
Mia
A. W. Denny
Cohannet
Ore
Many Presbyterian Church
Bridge
Mine Hanford
Ridge
Mra
Charles Emery Hathaway
Lucien W. Heath
Tacoma
Harold H. Ginna
H. J. Methegor
M. T. Clark
Thomas Proschate
Pioneer Association
Spanaway
Tacomra
Frank Jude
Nome
Fred
Bilmeon
Powell River
Schofield
Anna
Marguerite Behofield
New York City
Paris
J. M. Wilson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
New York
Omaha
Save by tracking expenses with a check account
The piece argues that knowing where every cent goes helps cut luxuries and reduce costs. A check account provides accurate records of amounts spent, purchases, dates, and vendors, giving control over expenditures and helping readers save each month. It emphasizes using a check account to find savings opportunities.
Brief Notices From The Wire Era
Samuel Gompers will back Bryan and urge laborers to support the Democratic candidate. Vice President Fairbanks plans a Quebec visit to meet the Prince of Wales on arrival from Wagland July 22. In the Steve Adams case the defense and state rest. jury to hear evidence by Wednesday. Alton B Parker to support Pryan. Chicago editor C. P. English dies of heart disease after returning from Denver. Columbus prohibitionists to vote against women’s suffrage citing higher drinking rates. British bark Carnedo Llewellyn overdue. insurance raised to 66 percent. The Olympia to depart drydock July 16 and sail from San Francisco August 16 to Nome and St. Michael.
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Samuel Gompers
Bryan
Fairbanks
Prince of Wales
Québec
Wagland
Steve Adama
Alton B. Parker
Pryan
C. P. English
Chicago
Denver
Prohibitionista
Columbus
Ohio
Japs Watched as Laborers and Immigrant Policy Tightened
United Press reports reveal intensified surveillance of Japanese immigrants who arrive as merchants or students but later work as laborers. officials expect stricter enforcement and more field agents as Pacific coast immigration work progresses under Prof. C. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Japan
Immigration Commission On
Pacific Coast
C. Mitchell
Court record: Tacoma divorce suit amid alleged coercion
Mrs. George Appell files for divorce alleging her husband compelled her to eat garbage he collected and forced her to milk cows and dig post holes, with additional details noted as part of the suit. Rear Admiral Swinburne is also mentioned in the report.
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Tacoma
Mra
George Appell
Swinburne
TO SEE BATTLESHIPS
Hoats depart Pier 2 at Wesler Way for ship viewings listed at 6:30 7:30 9:00 10:00 11:20 a.m. 1:15 1:40 2:00 4:00 4:30 6:20 p.m. and Sundays 7:30 p.m. for visitors.
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Hoats
Pier 2
Wesler Way
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Missouri
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News OF Unions
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MAYOR
Christian Science
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Dr. S. S. Hall Co
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Pennsylvania
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Leschi Heighta Women's Improvement Club
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W. P. Harper
Ra. C. M. Biddle
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Carnedo Llewellyn
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Falmouth
Olympia
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San Francisco
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Klein
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VIRTU
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Dayton
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Criminal Insane Board
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A. P. Calhoun
J M. Femvoio
B. L. Penrose
A. Bard
Richard T. Buchanan
Whatcom County
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Washington Millers’ Association
Eeselon
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Savings Bank
First Avenue
C. J. Lathrop
A. Bridge & Co.—Largest Clothiers
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