Putnam for sheriff gains steady support from letters
Readers respond to The Star's suggestion of Sergt. Putnam as sheriff. W M Tomlinson of Royal Printing offers 5000 candidate cards and campus campaigning. G C Collins of the police department applauds the idea, while the dry squad leader hesitates unless the public urges a run. Citizens invited to write to the editor.
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Sergt. Putnam
W. M. Tomlinson
The
Royal Printing & Stamp Co
Madison St
Star
G. C. Collins
Police Department
Putnam
Dry Squad
Secret of Sex Law Theorized by Seattle Scientist
Seattle scientist Dr. Louis Dechmann claims a 27 year study proves a universal law of sex determination and cross transmission of characteristics. He says his book The Dechmann Law of Determination of Sex at Will outlines tests, with 1909 to 1999 experiments across vegetables and animals, including humans.
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Louis Dechmann
Dechmann
Doechmann
President Wilson
Kaiser Wilhelm
Baltimore
Dr. Dechan
Insane Man Marries Then Causes Scene at Wedding
Stockton July 21 Police were called after Christ Bohne wed Mrs Alice Holman when her uncle kissed the bride Bohne, an inmate at the state insane hospital, began a disturbance and was taken away by officers.
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Stockton
Christ Bohne
Alice Holman
Bohne
Tnsane
Hughes Asked to Endorse Woman Suffrage in Speech
A wire from the Women's Roosevelthughes club asks Charles K. Hughes to endorse woman suffrage and the Susan B. Anthony amendment in his forthcoming speech. The message signals support for suffrage advocates and ties to the presidential contender.
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Charles K. Hughes
Women
Roose- Velt-Hughes Club
Indorse Wom
Tance
Hanly Nominated Prohibition Candidate for President
J Frank Hanly of Indiana wins the first ballot nomination at 2 01 p m with 416 votes while Sulzer gains 184 Hendrickson 51 Mason 10 Henry Ford 1 Ferguson 3 Haynes 2 and Calderwood 22 The piece notes tides at Seattle with high low amplitudes and times.
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ST. Paul
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Prohibition
Hanly
Sulzer
Hendrickson
Mason
Henry Ford
Ferguson
Haynes
W. G. Calderwood
B M Bower Pioneer Saga Begins In Star Serial
A dramatic serial tale titled He Killed a Man follows pioneers with a tense plot. The Star features daily installments from Monday through Saturday. Readers will see one sitting per day as the story unfolds with suspense.
Shepherd Dicks Shy Studying Our Army
Correspondent back from Europe compares U S men to overseas veterans and notes a flaw in the system. The piece examines morale training and readiness as soldiers adjust to peacetime duties.
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Shepherd Dicks
Europe
U. S
Astor Dick honeymoon stop fools Seattle cameras
Madeline Force Astor Dick and her husband William K. Dick arrived in Seattle from California for their brief honeymoon. Dick, a Brooklyn Times owner and director, avoided photographers while Madeline drew camera interest as they prepared to depart for Vancouver. The couple, aged 28 and connected to the Astor fortune, will travel on to the Canadian coast.
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William K. Dick
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Times
Madeline Force Astor Dick
Seattle
California
Washington
Ramora
Vancouver
Star
Madeline
Col. Astor
Strikers and Employers Eye Conference Next Week
Mediator Henry M White expects a possible conference between longshoremen and employers early next week seeking a truce. He aims to ease bitterness and says open shop should not derail talks. Mayor Gill backs mediation as a path to settle the strike and Seattle shipping. One striker, B Johnson, is jailed for beating a non union worker. Longshoremen resume work in San Francisco and Astoria under prior wages. Tacoma grand jury investigation of riot conditions efforts proceed.
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Henry M. White
White
Gill
Seattle
Hiram K. Hadley
Supreme Court
Teamsters
B. Johnson
W. Shepard
San Francisco
Astoria
Ore
Tacoma
Bill Shepherd on Mexican Border
William G. Shepherd United Press war reporter arrives in San Antonio July 21 to tour militia camps. He will write a series comparing American militiamen from various states with European soldiers.
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San Antonio
Tex
William G. Shepherd
United Press
Europe
Families at home worry as American soldiers serve abroad
In San Antonio a reporter notes American troops face family hardship while European armies protect soldiers at home. The piece contrasts government support for European soldiers with the lack of aid from the Mexican government and the U S. oversight. The interview with Frank Szokowski highlights the issue and hints at continued discussion on page 9.
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San Antonio
Europe
Mexico
Frank Szokowski
Senate opposes Bethlehem Steel over public document ruling
Washington July 21 the senate after a bitter debate reversed itself and refused temporarily to permit Bethlehem Steel Co to have its anti government armor plate propaganda printed as a public document.
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Washington
Senate Today
Bethlehem Steel Co
Colleagues of Hart to be Examined by AAUP
Eight University of Washington faculty members are subpoenaed to testify Tuesday at the League building as part of an AAUP inquiry into the dismissal of Joseph K. Hart assistant professor of education at the state university. Witnesses include Meany Savery Richardson Bolton and others along with Dean Bolton who was reinstated.
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University — of Washington
American Association of University
League Building
Joseph K. Hart
The
State University
Lst
Edmond 8. Meany
William Savery
Oliver H. Richardson
Frederick Elmer Bolton
College of Education
J. Allen Smith
Graduate
William Elmer Henry
Frank G. Kane
Walter G. Beach
Herbert Galen Lull
Dean Bolton
Hart
Kansas State Normal College
Emporia
Suzzallo
Bolton
Lull
Kansas
American Association of University Professors
Seattle
United States
Meany, Savery, Richardson and
Transparent bathing suits spark Chicago fashion stir
In Chicago a modiste unveils bathing suits made of oiled silk that are nearly transparent. The outfits are marketed as the latest style with the caveat that wearers should have something underneath when bathing at public beaches.
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Chicago
Elopement Ends In Divorce Court Sensation
Queen Anne high school elopers Mrs Ruth Bottum Parker and husband Hubbard G Parker faced divorce proceedings after she accused him of intimate relations with another woman. She claims an attack by her brother-in-law and accuses him of neglect and poor support since their April elopement in Everett.
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Queen Anne
Parker
Everett
Queen Anne High School
Resistance to Naval Bill Sparks Senate Votes
Washington July 21. Efforts to cut the yearly navy program were defeated in the senate. Cummins amendment to shrink to two battleships and four battle cruisers failed 14 to 60. Townsend proposal to four cruisers in three years failed 58 to 15. After three years the U S will add 157 war vessels and spend 588 180 576 dollars on vessels alone.
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Washington
Senate
Cummins
Townsend
United States
England
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