Reverend E. Morris Dies at 79 in Seattle
Rev Edward F E Morris prominent Seattle minister and father of late George B E Morris state supreme court judge died Tuesday at his home 2817 North Broadway aged 79 Born in England he moved to New York state at eight educated at Syracuse University came to Puget Sound in 1891 served Tacoma Kent churches before Seattle posting retired three years ago and remained active until illness survived by wife and son Albert L Morris of Chicago
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Edward FE. Morris
George BE. Morris
State Supreme Court
Seattle
North Broadway
Morris
Madison Methodist Episcopal Church
Haven M. B. Church
England
New York State
Syracuse University
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Kent
Albert L
Chicago
Promotion of Field Is Recommended for Temporary Rear Admiral
Captain Harry A. Field, who succeeded Rear Admiral James H. Glennon as commandant of the naval district, is recommended for promotion to temporary rear admiral. The same Washington report mentions Rear Admiral Robert E. Coontz for appointment as a permanent rear admiral. Field assumed command ten months ago after Coonts’ transfer to the East and Bremerton yard duties.
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Harry A. Field
James H. Glennon
Naval District
Washington
Robert E. Coontz
Meld
Admiral Coonts
Bremerton Navy Yard
Admiral Glennon
Campaign to Build Three Waiting Stations in Rainier Beach
The Rainier Beach Community club launches a campaign to erect three bus or transit waiting stations in the Rainier Beach district. Fundraising will be done through public subscriptions.
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Rainier Beach
Funeral set for Grace Cooper and daughter in Seattle
The funeral for Grace Cooper and her daughter will be held Thursday at 2 PM at Haven Church, with burial to follow at Washelli cemetery. The service entrusts the arrangements to Haven Church staff and Washelli cemetery staff.
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Grace Cooper
Seattle
Haven Church
Washelli Cemetery
Rhyme Contest Seeks Entries From Seattle Star Readers
The Seattle Star invites weekly entrants to write a fourline jingle beginning with have a lot of things to sell. Submit on one side only by Friday noon to Rhyme Contest Manager. Mention WANT ADS and win prizes from Clem mer tickets to $3 first prize.
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Pegasus
Star
Seattle Star
Woman Breaks Down in Murder Hearing in Spokane
Leta Langer on trial for Ed Haley's murder broke down when shown a letter she allegedly wrote to Haley. Prosecutor Lindsley presented the note showing intimacy after she left Butte for Spokane. She claimed the letter was forged, then admitted she wrote it, saying she hid it from her husband.
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Ed Haley
Butte
Mont
Spokane
Leta Langer
Haley
Big Sweet Boy
Prize Giveaways and Lost Puppy Reunited
Tickets to the Clemmer will be prize items. Last week’s cash prize winner is noted. Mrs. Diana Ward of 24 Harrison Street writes about losing her puppy at Woodland Park last Sunday and retrieving him after placing a want ad with The Star on Monday.
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Diana Ward
Harrison St
Woodland Park
Metal Trades Workers Push Shop Steward Plan
Seattle and Tacoma metal trades councils move toward an industrial shop steward system with a joint committee to draft the agreement. A hospital for shipyard workers is planned with $40,000 in funds and campus site approval from Dr. Suzzallo if the governor consents. A coast‑wide July 21 strike vote looms without headway in wage talks and shipyard concessions. Governor Hart urges immediate action to improve Northwest telephone service and wage compliance by the carrier.
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Metal Trades Councils
Seattle
Tacoma
Hall 546
Tacoma Council
Walter Chapman
Fred Counter
J.L. McDougal
George Mitchell
Fred Nelson
F. W. Clifford
W. O. McCarthy
John Young
J.S. Newland
Andy Davis
Suzzallo
Davis
Bert Swain
Coast
The
Metal Trades Council
San Francisco
Louis F. Hart
Burleson
Northwest
Hart
Memorial Services Planned for Dr. Herzl at YMHA
The Young Men's Hebrew Association will hold special memorial services Thursday evening at their torium in honor of Dr. Herzl noted Zionist. It marks the 1 anniversary of his death with Glazer of Bikur Cholim delivering the eulogy and Cantor Torbin choir chanting the prayer. Sternhoff will deliver an essay on his life.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Dr. Herzl
Glazer
Bikur Cholum
Torbin
Sternhoff
Herzi
Woman rejects idea of learning discipline by correspondence
A woman insists that proper infant discipline cannot be learned through a correspondence school. She argues that nurturing, safety, and direct caregiving guidance are essential rather than distant lessons.
Phosphate Pill Promise Aids Thin and Nervous Health
An advertisement touts Euro-Phosphate as a cure for thinness and nervous debility, claiming phosphorus boosts vigor and builds body tones. It warns users who do not want fat to avoid fat-producing foods while asserting nerve tension and energy improve swiftly with the treatment.
Get Your Digestion in Shape
A health note urges maintaining stomach and digestive organs by timely use of remedies to prevent biliousness headaches dizziness and skin eruptions. It links stomach weakness to many ailments and stresses following health laws for better well being.
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