Milk Safety Urges City Council Vote On Cattle Tests
Health Commissioner McBride pushes a final vote on a milk safety ordinance requiring tuberculin tests for cows supplying Seattle. Supporters include the King County Medical Association and the Mothers Congress. several councilors are undecided. Citizens urged to contact doubtful members and press for passage before Monday.
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EALTH
McBride
Seattle
Hanna and
Haas
Bolton
Marble
Erickson
Dale
Hesketh
Fitzgerald
Lundy
King County Medical Association
Mothers’ Congress
Queen Anne
East
Ballard
Capitol
North
Beacon
Council
Woman testifies of 10 day captivity by hotel guest
Myrtle chambermaid Marion McFall told Gordon’s court Christie McNichols imprisoned her in a Newport hotel room for 10 days. She testified May 12 he forced entry, dragged her into his room, threatened her, and stripped her to prevent escape. McNichols faces vagrancy charges.
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Marion McFall
Gordon's Court
Christie McNichols
McNichols
Butler Hotel Seen Safe Despite Dancing Sign Fight
Councilman Ira Landy seeks revocation of the Butler hotel's license over a dining room dance sign that proclaims Everybody Dance. Manager A Cheshire Mitchell says the hotel follows the law and bets on council opposition to revocation.
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Butler Hotel
Ira Landy
A. Cheshire Mitchell
Aquorta
Butler
Dale
Marble
Fitzgerald
Hanna
Doctors Favor Tuberculin Test for Milk Supply
Physicians in Seattle urge tuberculin testing of cows used for city milk, arguing it prevents tuberculous milk without harming quality and imposes no cost on dairymen. The health committee backs the stance, and Metropolitan Life Insurance officials support the policy as a life and health measure.
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ANDO
Seattle
J. B. Crieht
The
Municipal League
Dr. McGride
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
C. C. Thompson
Thompson
Ford Automobile Co Announces Massive Capital Rise
Detroit June 4. Announcement of an increase in Ford Automobile Co capital stock from 2,000,000 to 100,000,000. A stock dividend of 48,000,000 was authorized for July 1.
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Detroit
Ford Automobile Co
Smith Building Bridal Pair Celebrate First Anniversary
A Star article recalls the Smith building tower wedding of A Biehn and Edna Moore, married last July. They now live at Alki Point, with John building their four room home himself, water tapped by ditch, and a joyful, debt-free outlook.
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Smith Building
A. Biehn
Northern Pacific
Edna Moore
Star
Alki Point
Matthews
Gill
Doc” Matthews
John A. Biehn
Jack
Wilson seeks strict neutrality in submarine dispute with Germany
Washington report describes President Wilson directing Lansing to craft a precise rejoinder to Germany demanding adherence to international law. Officials emphasize no concessions on travel safety for Americans and insist Germany recognize rights at sea while allies also observe rules. Ambassador Von Bernstorff to Berlin urged to secure concessions, with Dernberg returning home amid German American influence.
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John Edwin Nevin
Washington
United States
Germany
Lansing
State Department
Wilson
Berlin
U. S
Lusitania
von Bernstorff
Bernhard Dernberg
Kaiser
Norway
Urday
Aliles
von Bernstorfft
England
Grote-Rankin Furniture Exchange Clears Stock At Discount
The Grote Rankin Furniture Exchange promotes a drastic clearance sale due to excess stock. Trade ins are repolished and resold at substantial savings versus new items, with bargains highlighted in the page 2 ad in today’s Star.
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Furniture Exchange
Grote-Rankin Furniture Exchange
Exchange Department
Grote-Rankin
Star
Grote-Rankin Company
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