Lima bean stickpins draw Ventura visitors at Exposition
Ventura speakers distributed lima bean stickpins as novelty souvenirs at the California building on the A P grounds. California day featured Santa Barbara and Santa Monica attendees, with walnuts handed to visitors. Tomorrow California Day continues with open house and an AEP band concert as travel to the exposition remains heavy from the south.
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Ventura
Cal
California
G. M Fihertdean
Admiral Thompson Ill in Seattle Whistle System Debated
ADMIRAL THOMPSON remains seriously ill. A plan to install a whistle signaling system for police and traffic in Seattle is discussed as a possible citywide adoption. The idea, tested in larger eastern and midwestern cities, would replace hand signals with whistle signals for street care and parking control.
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Seattle
Smidmirel
W. J. Thompson
Irving Ward
Beattie
Postal Gleaks WL to Hold Annual Ball
The second annual ball of the National Federation of Postal Clerks No. 24 will be at Leachpark pavilion next Wednesday evening. The arrangements committee promises one of the best affairs ever given by postal clerks as the result of their labors.
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National Federation of Postal Clerks
Leachpark Pavilion
Committee On
Feast of St James Observed at St James Cathedral
The feast of St James, patron of all saints, was celebrated yesterday at the St James Cathedral with solemn high mass conducted by Father Dunne. The cathedral was crowded. 36 choir members provided special music under Dr F B Palmer. Sermon by Bishop Edward J O'Dea of Seattle focused on the parable of the unjust steward.
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St. James
All Saints
St. James Cathedral
Solemon
Father Dunne
Palmer
Edward J. O'Dea
Beattle
Sutherland Improves. Probable Recovery Mentioned
A garbled report notes Robert Sutherland, a P4 i proofreader at Providence hospital, is described as improving. The text hints at encouragement from doctors regarding his chances of recovery, referencing income and care implications in vague terms.
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Robert Sutherland
Providence Boepltal
Man Who Didn’t Wed Indicted for Bigamy in Yonkers
Harry Mercer, linked with brother Theodore, indicted for bigamy in Yonkers court. He acted as a witness and aided the marriage fraud involving Elizabeth IIs of Yonkers who wed Theodore Mercer last November at St Mary’s church. Mercer used the name Theodore Mason and borrowed 94000 from the bride, later evading capture before ties to New York Rapid Transit traced the case.
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New York
Harry Mercer
Theodore
New York City
Yonkers
Elizabeth Iis
Mulberry
Funeral Obituary for Robert F Dobson
The funeral service for Robert F. Dobson, who died in Renton, will be held at the Episcopal church in Renton on Tuesday July 27 at 2:30 PM. All friends are invited to attend.
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Robert F. Dobson
Renton
Episcopal Church
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