Valedictory and schedules blur in early news notes
Local attorney Robert Grass plans to wed Ada Paul in Thurman Iowa on June 9. Farewell for Bill Cook at Broadway High. Labor council elections name William Elstereit as local president. Jewelers’ Security Alliance rewards arrest of a diamond thief. Central council women elect E Wood as president at Plymouth church. Pacific Coast Steamship Co. adds Frisco sailings, three per week. Unidentified man killed by an O W train near Duwamish. Seattle ministers hold picnic at Schmitz Park. Elijah oratorio at Plymouth Church. Eagles memorial services. Auto show at Overland agency closes with dance. University of Washington forest club canquet at Savoy. Minor hospital nurses’ commencement at First Baptist. Atlantic ship engineers seek double pay. May shipbuilding output noted. Navy secretary says aircraft risk grows. Naval academy addressed. A G Gregory to appeal steel ruling. State probation officers to meet in Everett. Argentine training ship Presidente Sarmiento arrives in San Francisco. Lawrence M. Sullivan and nine indicted in Los Angeles. Chicago railways’ control discussed before ICC. Berlin unemployment improves. W C Mootheart drowns near Puyallup. wedding planned. Annapolis midshipmen cheating accusations. Capital punishment bill to be debated in Arizona. Albania famine report. storm deaths in Kansas and Missouri. Haiti political shifts. Indiana progressive speakers resign. Murdock forecasts national progressive ticket in 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fans
L. W. Suter
Security Alliance
George Bhillitoe
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. Wood
Central Council
W. C. T. U. Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Duwamish
Seattle
Schmitz Park
Elijah
Order of Eagles
Overland
U. of W. Forest Club
Savoy
First Baptist Church
Atlantic
Secretary of Navy
Daniels
Naval Academy
Gregory
Steel Trust
Everett
Presidente Sarmiento
San Francisco
Lawrence M. Sullivan
Los Angeles
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Co
Berlin
W. C. Mootheart
Independent Asphalt Co
Lake Tapps
Puyallup
Annapolis
Arizona House
Albania
Kansas
Missouri
R. Bobo
Guillaume
Haiti
Progressive State Committee of
Indiana
Victor Murdock
Italians Here Answer Their Country s Call
Italian reservists in Seattle respond to Italy s call for arms against Austria with about 2000 men listed locally and 3000 across the Northwest. Officers and veterans from 1888 to 1895 are summoned to report then proceed to New York for embarkation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Ghiglione
Austria
Italy
Seattle
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
Montana
New York
ASK 'EM AT LIBRARY For Summer Vacation Ideas
Public library staff offer first class information to help readers choose a swell summer vacation spot. They have gathered resources to assist patrons seeking guidance and suggestions.
Essay Contest Promises YMCA Scholarships for Summer Study
A YMCA essay drive offers four top prizes including a six weeks free scholarship at Orcas Island camp with sports and hikes, plus a summer school session and back-grade advancement. Entries are limited to under sixteen, with a short essay length and prompts printed in The Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orcas Island
Fellows
Uncle Jack
Star
Robert Berg
27Th Ave
Ruby McDonald Shares Circle Preference in Issaquah
Ruby McDonald of Issaquah is this week’s Circlette and explains why she likes the Circle. She says the Circle helps her, and she wishes Uncle Jack would print funny pictures drawn by Circle members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Issaquah
Cole
Ruby
Jack
How I Like the Circle
A pupil praises The Star Circle for teaching writing, drawing, and poetry. Prizes motivate children, and the club mirrors the school while lacking regular meetings. The writer suggests adding funny pictures created by club members and printing prizes as honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Circle
Ltke
Childom
Circle Club Opens to Any Young Star Reader
Uncle Jack explains the Circle for readers 16 and under of The Star. No membership cards or fees. To join, enter a contest and you become a Circlette automatically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Jack
Young violin prodigy Elmer Roser to perform in Fremont
Four year old Elmer Roser, said to be the youngest violinist in Fremont and Ohio, will perform My Old Kentucky Home as a solo tonight. He uses a violin made for him and displays remarkable ability in a city concert. In Chicago Miriam Ulrich, also four, entertained baby show guests by playing German classics on piano. She began at age three, learned by ear, and six weeks ago started reading notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Ohio
Elmer Roser
Kentucky
Chicago
Miriam Ulrich
Pig Clubs Grow Across States In Pig Raising Contest
The new Pig Club movement expands this spring and summer with boys and girls raising pigs. Banks loan funds to children to buy swine and nurture them. Born in Arkansas the effort surged in Georgia with clubs in 14 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkanen
Georgia
Tiz promises relief for tired feet and corns
An old ad promotes Tiz a 25 cent foot relief product. It claims rapid soothing action for aching burning and swollen feet with corns and callouses. It urges readers to buy at drugstores or department stores and guarantees a year of foot comfort or money back.
Carranza to Insist Upon Recognition
Washington reports indicate Mexican factional leaders have not agreed with Wilson's suggestions. Carranza seeks U S recognition while promising to end fighting and form a provisional government. Bread riots rise in several cities as Red Cross speeds aid to starving thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
United States
Red Cross
Preparing for a Childs Birth in a Sterile Home Room
Elfene shares her fears about upcoming childbirth and Twilight Sleep as she prepares a white tiled home room with a hospital bed and bassinet. Margie counsels bravery, recalling past losses, while thoughts of a deceased patient haunt them during a quiet evening with Harry and the boys Budge and Teddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfene
Harry
Eliene
Margie
Germany
Garden of Eden
Budge
Teddy
Hell
Eleanor Fairlow
Jim Badle
Aunt Mary
Campfire Girls Hold National Meeting at Lake Goguan
A national Campfire Girls gathering opens on Lake Gogua shore at Battle Creek Michigan. The event runs from June through June 10 with Dr. Luther H Gatlick and his wife directing the proceedings as founders of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Campfire Girls
Lake Gogua
Luther H. Gatlick
Campfire Girls’ Organization
Quick relief for skin troubles with Resinol soap and ointment
Immediate relief for itching burning eczema ringworm and other skin troubles comes from a warm bath with Resinol Soap followed by Resinol Ointment. The medicated duo soothes and penetrates the skin stopping itching and clearing eruptions, while aiding in the care of wounds boils and pimples. Prescribed by doctors for 20 years and sold by all druggists.
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank Builds Asset Base
The article extols Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank as a proven source of startup capital for successful enterprises. It emphasizes that many observed cases show original capital arising from this institution and urges readers to build their success on this enduring bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
Dexter Horton
Everett Marks Vancouver Landing Site with Bronze Marker
Everett places a bronze marker at the site of present day Grand Avenue park to honor George Vancouver’s June 4 1792 landing as recorded in local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
George Vancouver
City
Grand Ave
Park
Mt Tacoma Trip Rumor Opens Political Fire
Sen ator Cummins of Iowa and Mrs Cummins planned a Mt Rainier excursion but canceled as they left for Mt Tacoma in Tacoma Washington. Rep Johnson said the trip would reach the world s highest congressional district, provoking uproar and later apology. He proposed a reserve force to defend the United States and criticized Wilson while praising the Republican party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repubcan Club
Johnson
Rainier
Congress
United States
Butler
Wilson
Republican Party
Pacif ic Coast Coal to Rebuild Dearbornet Bunkers
Debris removal began Saturday after a fire destroyed Pacific Coast Coal Co Dearbornet bunkers early Friday. Fire Marshal Bringhurst says the loss will not exceed 60000 dollars and the company will rebuild at once on a more elaborate scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Dearbornet
Bringhurst
Twelve graduates receive diplomas at Edmonds ceremony
Twelve high school graduates received diplomas at the Edmonds commencement held in the central building. A program of fine literature and music accompanied the ceremony presented by the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonds Edmonds
Wash
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Robert Grass
Thurman
Ada Paul
Bill” Cook
Broadway High
William Elstereit
Cigar Makers
Central Labor Council
Labor Temple
Tilikum Theatre
Pauline Bush
Seattle Theatre
Mae Haddeaus
Shasta
Ose
Ogoeng
Southern Pacific
California
Second Ave
G. Chisholm
Elliott
Seattle, Wash
Thomas Stiles
Ralph Fife
P. 17Th Ave
Adelphia College
College Chapel
Istar Circle
Ruby McDonald
By Ruby McDonald
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Dan McGrew
Robert W. Service
Howard Estabrook
Barbara Tennant
Bret Harte
Liss
Clemmer
SEN
Carstens @ Earles INCORPORATED
Lowman
Chung Mee Chinese Medicine Co
Yester Way
Hippodrome Fifth and University
UNION
Northern Pacific
Portland
Spokane Limited
Spokane
Athe
J. O. McMullen
City Pass
Agt
Tel
Yesler Way
A. Tinling
Smith Building
R. D. Charlton
Ore
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