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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
7
Brady the Fashionable Tailor offers made to order suits from a 2,500 yard wool buy at Crown Woolen Mills. The bargain price is $20 per suit with Brady's guarantee, allowing unrestricted choice of the lot in his Seattle shop.
In Olympia the court upheld a $200 per page fee for filing arguments to circulate secretary of state pamphlets, rejecting claims that only $31.50 covered paper costs. About 1,000 watched President Henry Landes award diplomas to 28 University of Washington summer school graduates. Mrs. Josephine Preston spoke on education. Mrs. Dacre Fox and another suffragette were arrested at Buckingham Palace while trying to reach King George with a votes for women petition.
Andrew Sting a German born veteran of the Boer War in South Africa declares he will return to fight for Germany. He praises his homeland and offers to sell land near Euphrata to fund his departure, while neighbor Fred Simmerer fears for his family and remains opposed.
Hammondport New York July 30 Porte who planned to fly the ocean about August 1 has postponed the attempt until after October 1. He is not satisfied with the machine and it is to be rebuilt.
Next Sunday services at the Masonic hall 617 Kilbourne near Fremont av feature Emanuel Swedenborg teachings. At 3 30 p m The Essential Doctrines of the New Church and at 8 p m Our Eternal Homes will be discussed with Rev John Headston of the Swedenborg New Church Society of Chicago delivering the sermon.
Supreme court issues writ of supersedeas halting Rainieray condemnation actions in Olympia until bond of 10000 is filed by R and S railway. Court says city failed to provide payment to company for shared use segment of the road.
Edith Rosenfeld daughter of W C Yeomans and Pell lum berman were married on a bet in Honolulu several weeks ago. Yesterday they were granted a divorce from Leo Rosenfeld a Chicago chemist.
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