Memory expert Roth to teach readers to strengthen recall
Prof David M. Roth, memory authority, announces a series of short lessons for The Star readers to illustrate his memory training methods. He claims the public can improve memory up to 25 percent through understanding the practice of memory folding and regular drills.
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David M. Roth
Seattle
Prof. Roth
Helip
the Star
Star
The
Prof
Roth
Hart Case to Air National Attention Next Week
National attention will focus on the Joseph K Hart case of the University of Washington during the coming week. The investigation follows a dispute over radical opinions and parallels a dismissal controversy at the University of Pennsylvania involving Prof Nearing.
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Prof Nearing
University of Pennsylvia
Joseph K. Hart
University of Washington
Hart
Bolton
American Association of University Professors
Nearing
University of Utah
Association
League
Fourth Ave
Univer
Suzzallo
Prof
the Sound
City Budget Cuts Jail Feeding Costs Amid Dry Law Debate
Police budget figures show 1917 jail maintenance at 14009, a 10000 saving from 1916's 24000 as Dry Law enforcement tightens. Arrests rise with new order to detain drunks, feeding costs reduced while overall police funding requests 16000 less than last year.
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Chas. Sullivan
Bockingham
Gill
Hamilton Mediator Balked In Will Ask Juggery Gill
Mediator White seeks outside help to end the Seattle waterfront strike deadlock as longshoremen and employers remain at odds. He plans talks with Mayor Gill, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Commercial Club for possible settlement steps amid stalled negotiations.
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Hamilton
Jugglery Gill
Cascade Construction Co
R. M. Hardy
Bothell
Snohomish County
Hardy
Carrigan
Koudsen
Allen
R. M. Spargur
Auto Club
Chamber of Commerce
White
Gill
the Star
Teamsters
San Francisco
Seattle
Henry M. White
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Joe Knowles to Live With Six Women in Adirondacks
The article reports Joe Knowles plans a month long back to nature expedition in the Adirondacks with six women led by Mrs Emily Davis. Andreta Griswold and Emily Hammus are named among the six, chosen from many applicants for the experiment.
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Adam
Joe Knowles
Adirondack Hills
Knowles
Em‘ly Davis
France
Eves
Adirondacks
Andreta Griswold
Emily Hammus
Miss Griswold
Miss Hammus
Sheriff Putnam Contemplates Run for King County Sheriff
The Star suggested Victor R. Putnam head of Seattle police dry squad might win the sheriff's race. Putnam, after the story, said he never ran for office and would face a hard fight with health and pension considerations, a family to support, and 12 years on the force. The Star argues a nonpolitician could best serve the county and invites public input.
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Star
Victor R. Putnam
Seattle
King County
Putnam
Sta
Police
Sheriff's Office
Tide report for Seattle shows varying heights and times
Tide readings list heights and times for Seattle with measurements near midnight and early morning. Visual data includes 11.46 feet at 1 a.m. and 24 feet at 1:46 p.m.
Man Who Ends Life Asks That His Dog Be Buried With Him
Portland July 19 A lit tle brown dog mourned for his master Walter Vivian an engineer who killed himself A letter written before death asked that the dog be killed and cremated with him Police were led to the apartment by the dog's howling and found Vivian's body
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Portland
Walter Vivian
Vivian
Women give flesh for wounded men in Italy
Parma Italy July 19 Italian society women here submit to operations sacrificing flesh from their arms and legs to supply army surgeons at the front. In the last month 12 women have donated enough flesh to save the lives of 21 wounded Italian soldiers.
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Parma
Italy
New French Loan of 100 Million Offered
The new French loan of 100 million dollars was offered to the investing public today. A syndicate of about twenty banking houses in Chicago New York Philadelphia and Pittsburg headed by J P Morgan and Co arranged the loan.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
J. P. Morgan & Co
There Are Many Bad Indians Today Pioneer Reading Highlighted
The article promotes B. M. Bower's Good Indian as vacation reading in the Star. It contrasts bad Indians of today with good Indians of pioneer days and calls the tale a wholesome puls ing story, a dainty tit bit for readers.
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B. M. Bower
Grand Jury Called in Tacoma Strike Probe
Four superior court judges ordered a grand jury to convene Sunday morning in Tacoma to investigate conditions during the longshoremen's strike. Probers will examine causes of the dispute between unions and waterfront employers and alleged police inactivity during strike riots.
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Tacoma
Superior Court
Frisco Unions Question Vote On Pacific Strike
San Francisco longshoremen, still angry over Puget Sound referendum results, plan to resume work possibly tomorrow. A 25 member committee today warned they will ignore distant locals and dispute the northern unions’ impact on Pacific Coast operations.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Pacific Coast Branch
Frisco Longshoremen Won't Return Without Coast Settlement
Seattle longshoremen officials report a San Francisco telegram stating that San Francisco longshoremen will not return to work despite the referendum vote unless Seattle and other Coast unions reach an immediate settlement.
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San Francisco
Seattle
10800 Bottles of Beer Dumped After Legal Maneuver
Mayor Gill, Chief Beckingham and Sergt. Putnam seized a car load of beer consigned to the Derby Transfer Company at the N P freight sheds. After hours of legal maneuvering the 00 quart bottles were broken and spilled in the sewer. The shipment had been targeted to switch to Orillia or recall to San Francisco and was addressed to Warren Juneau Alaska.
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Gill
Beckingham
Sergt. Putnam
San Francisco
Derby Transfer Company
Warren
Juneau
Alaska
Messenger Boys Involve Fight At Fourth Avenue Intersection
Pedestrians rush to telephones near Fourth Avenue and Union after a boy was knocked unconscious by an auto. Police determined Carroll Brody, 14, a messenger, struck Phil Hathaway, 14, with a right jaw blow during an argument. Phil was taken to City Hospital.
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Fourth Ave
Union
Carroll Brody
Phil Hathaway
Phil
City Hospital
Missing 17 year old Severino De Marco Leaves Home
Severino De Marco, 17, of 2012 20th Ave, was listed as a missing person by police Wednesday after his father reported he jumped from a window and fled his home following an argument Tuesday.
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Severino de Marco
20Th Ave
Severino
Deutschland holds practice dive as trip home looms
United Press reports the German submarine Deutschland remains docked in Patapsco with readjusting pipes delaying its departure. Officials hint a Friday or possibly Sunday exit, while awaiting its sister Bremen and assessing Allied naval movements.
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Bremen
Germany
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