FORGER GIVEN PRISON TERM
Samuel C. Jackson was sentenced to 18 months at McNeil Island and fined 500 dollars after a December conviction for forging interstate bills of lading. He will appeal to the United States circuit court of appeals in San Francisco on a five thousand dollar bond. Ruth Phipps faces sentencing September 1 for conspiring to aid William Tilghman Jr.’s escape. Carl Armini’s sentence was deferred to September 6.
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Samuel C. Jackson
McNeil Island
Jeremiah Neterer
Jackson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
San Franccisco
Ruth Phipps
William Tilghman, Jr
United States
Marshall
Neterer
Carl Armini
Traffic Bill Up To Council In Seattle Emergency Measure
The Seattle city council will vote Monday on a traffic ordinance with an emergency clause making it law upon the mayor's signature. Drafted by Assistant Corporation Counsel George A Meagher the bill bars parking on First through Fourth Avenues in the downtown district from 4 to 6 p m on weekdays and limits other times to 30 minutes. It allows unlimited parking on slide streets and reserves special spaces for rent cars only at designated stands.
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Seattle
George A. Meagher
City council to review surplus food offer from government
Mayor Hanson referred the government's surplus food list to the city council for Monday. An emergency ordinance may be needed to place Seattle's order before the army board in San Francisco. If approved, a car load will be ordered. bids will be competitive. The army has about 81,000 pounds bacon 13,212 cans corned beef and some canned tomatoes for Northwest distribution.
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Hanson
Seattle
Army Board
San Francisco
Army
Northwest
Porter Named Chief Counsel of Federal Trade Commission
Trade Counsellor Porter is appointed chief counsel of the federal trade commission. He previously served as special assistant to the attorney general and led the prosecution of I W W leaders in Chicago. His home is Centerville, Iowa.
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Porter
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago
Centerville
WRECKS START SAFETY WEEK
On the first day of Safety Week four accidents were reported with no injuries. Four drivers, including Ray Benham and Harry Nortrud, faced property damage from backing, passing, and rear-end collisions amid wet roads. A free automobile clinic begins at Fourth Ave and Lenora St to inspect cars for defects. Community groups push safety first through demonstrations and exhibits led by local officials.
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Ray Benham
62Nd Ave
N. W
W. Martin
Independent Dairy
First Ave
Union St
Benham
K. Higashi
R. F
Fifth Ave
Stewart Jr
Miller
Harry Nortrud
16Th Ave
Harvard Ave
Nortrud
Seattle
Fourth Ave
Lenora St
Automobile Club of
Western Washington
Careful Drivers’ Club
Police Department
C. C. Tiffin
Bryan to Talk at Chautauqua
The Chautauqua opens Monday night in West Seattle at the big tent near Califor nia avenue and Alaska street. It runs one week featuring speakers such as William Jennings Bryan Ida Tarbell and Private Peat. Thursday is Bryan night with the former secretary of state and presidential nominee as the principal speaker.
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California Ave
Alaska St
Seattle
Seatte
William Jennings Bryan
Ida M. Tarbell
Private Peat
Bryan
Open Elevated R. R. in August
City Engineer A H Dimock announced the guard rail steel is being loaded at Auburn and will be laid in Seattle soon, enabling the first car to operate the last of August. Superintendent G P James’ failure to secure steel caused the delay. The steel is second hand and requires cutting and trimming before use.
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A. H. Dimock
Auburn
Seattle
G. P. James
President 10 Consult Aides On League Treaty Tour
The president plans an eastward journey after reviewing the Pacific fleet in San Francisco on August 15 and may rest at a resort before returning to Washington. He will meet several Democratic lawmakers and may visit Atlanta or El Paso if feasible. A proposed league flag by Miss Hazel Berg of Erskine Minnesota features a blue star with 26 white stars and a red cross.
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Washington
Cary Grayson
Senate
Colombia
Lodge
Lansing
House
Thompson
Florida
Johnson
South Dakota
Smith
Arizona
Hudspeth
Texas
Saunders
Virginia
Howard
Oklahoma
McKeown
Champ Clark
Missouri
Upshaw
Georgia
Steenerson
Minnesota
Thomas
Colorado
Atlanta
Charles L. Stevens
Warren Register
League of Nations
Hazel Berg
Erskine
Minn
el Paso
Youth shot by policeman after speeding arrest
Thomas Foulds, 20, wounded in the hip and hand after a pursuit on First Ave S near the Boeing plant. Patrolman C. Rawley says Foulds tried to flee after a speeding arrest, firing in the air and causing a motorcycle crash before being shot. Foulds and Harold Dickey, 18, deny the air shots. Foulds, a Star Messenger Co. messenger, was hospitalized in not serious condition. Dickey was arrested on speeding.
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Thomas Foulds
Foulds
C. Rawley
First Ave. S
Boeing
Rawley
The
Star Messenger Co
Harold Dickey
14Th Ave. S
First Ave
Dickey
Everett
Borenave
Malden Ave
Campbell proposes travel limits on president
Representative Campbell introduces a bill to bar the president from leaving the United States. He argues abroad travel invites trouble and contends the chief executive should stay at home.
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Campbell
United States
Lnvites
Hughes Proposes Reservations for World League Covenant
The speaker urges a cautious approach to the proposed League of Nations covenant. He favors reservations to protect U S sovereignty, limit Article X, and preserve withdraw rights and domestic policies while maintaining core covenant provisions. He outlines four specific reservations on withdrawal, domestic questions, Western Hemisphere policy, and Article X enforcement.
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Hughes
Senate of the United States of America
League of Nations
League
United States of America
United States of American
Council of the League
Congress of
Solons Watch White House In Treaty Debate Looms
Washington July 28 The Senate eyed the White House for the next move in the treaty fight amid debate on Irish freedom Shantung article X and the Colombian treaty The Foreign Relations Committee nears finish on the peace treaty but will pause to study the Colombian pact Many reservations have been filed as lawmakers seek amendments Lodge Knox and other Republicans may draft a coordinated set of reservations.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Walsh
Montana
Lodge
Knox
Health Worth and Dental Care
A persuasive ad argues that neglecting bad teeth endangers overall health, linking abscessed teeth to heart and rheumatic diseases and other ailments. It claims modern dentistry offers high standards at affordable prices and invites readers to consult a physician to verify the claims.
Free Dental Examination and Cost Estimate Offer
A dental service invites readers to call for a thorough exam and immediate determination of needed work. The exam and estimate are free with no obligation to proceed, highlighting long term health and cost savings by not delaying needed care.
Chicago Guards Against Riots After Beach Clash
Police kept patrols in Chicago's black belt after a beach incident sparked four hours of fighting four miles from the scene. At least two negroes were killed and more than 50 people, white and black, were injured by bricks stones and bullets as police fired into a crowd.
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Chicago
United Press
King and His Foe Land in City Jail
King George, an Indian, and George Washington, a negro, are in the Seattle jail. Police records say both were drunk and dis orderly. They appeared before Judge Gordon in police court Monday morning.
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King
King George
George Washington
Seattle
George
Gordon
27th Annual Farmers Picnic Opens at Enumclaw Grounds
Join the 27th annual farmers picnic on August 2 and 3 at the Association Grounds near Enumelaw Washington. The event offers ample camping space and outdoor outing opportunities. Write for information to Paul Blanchat president of the association Enumelaw Wash.
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Enumelaw
Paul Blanchat
Wash
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