Illinois Representative McDermott resigns amid lobbyist accusations
Representative McDermott of Illinois resigned his seat in Congress amid charges of lobbying. He defended himself on the House floor saying he came to Washington poor and leaves still poor, and that he will return to his Stock Yards friends in Chicago, insisting his allies are open and above board.
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Public pledge to save money in prosecutor race
Ralph Horr filed for the Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney paying a $30 filing fee and $2.10 to record an agreement with the people. He promises to save taxpayers about $15,900 annually versus current expenses under Prosecutor Murphy, in line with Roosevelt era contracting ideas. He is the university athletics state manager.
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Carranza Agrees to Material Concessions in Mexican Crisis
Washington officials say Gen. Carranza agreed to material concessions to Provisional President Carbajal and that U S recognition of the Mexico City government would follow promptly if terms are reached. The statement comes as United States circles confirm possible collaboration with the Carbajal administration.
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City Approves $50,600 General Fund Loan for Shilshole Regrade
The city council yesterday passed an ordinance to loan $50,600 from the general fund to maintain the Shilshole avenue regrade project. Contractors halted work until the finance committee approved a motion to authorize the loan last Friday.
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Advice column questions on games, engagements, and Bohemian life
The column answers readers on party games for older crowds, engagement ring sizes, matching against family wealth, and postponing marriages. It also defines Bohemian life as unconventional and roving, typically among artists and musicians.
Publicity Expert Promises Bon Marche Business Revival
Publicity expert George Francia Rowe signs with the Bon Marche to run a 12 day Business Revival at the Second and Pike store. Department heads back the plan and will cut prices on odd lots to boost a record sale, with ads due Thursday evening for a Friday morning start.
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Practical Cure for Stomach Acidity Warns of Ulcers
An old advertisement argues most stomach trouble stems from excess acid and warns untreated acid stomach may erode the stomach lining. It promotes bicurated magnesia as the best antacid, dosed after meals, noting other magnesia forms are ineffective for the stomach.
Art Stocks Reduced Arabian Lace Center Pieces and Doilies
Hand made linen Arabian braid lace center pieces and doilies in sizes from 8 to 54 inches. Previously priced 25 cents to 15.00 dollars, now reduced to a lower price. Fourth Floor.
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