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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

4

Caucus June 8 Sets Delegates to Convention

Delegates to the Republican county convention to be held in Seattle on June 15 will be chosen at caucus primaries on Saturday June 8. The county convention will elect 261 delegates to the state convention in Tacoma on June 27. Each precinct will choose one delegate and one alternate for every 60 votes or major fraction cast for Senator Miles Poindexter, with opening caucus hours 7:40 to 4:50 p.m. in cities and 2 to 4 p.m. in other precincts.

Tacoma King County Miles Poindexter

Boy Aged 10 Killed by Auto in Seattle Accident

Henry C Wing, prominent Seattle businessman, drove north on Summit Ave when 10 year old John Phillips on a bicycle coasting down a grade on Harrison St collided with the auto. The bicycle brakes failed on the steep grade and the boy was thrown to the pavement with a fractured skull. Wing was released on personal recognizance after police were notified. The boy's mother was away in Portland.

Henry Cwing Seattie John Phillips Mra Portland

Rah Rah Boys to Help in Harvests.

Washington June 17 The American college student will aid in democracy’s farm effort this summer. Thousands of students from institutes nationwide have enrolled in the public service reserve as officials expect total enrollment to reach 70 000 before summer vacation. Colleges plan early closings and later fall reopening to keep students in class while they work to boost food production.

Washington Gght Democracy United States Public Service Reserve Employment Service

Recommendation to fund street work and sidewalks over veto

The street and sewers committee on Thursday recommended an improvement package totaling 175000 dollars. They also urged passage of an ordinance for sidewalks on Hudson Avenue despite Mayor Hanson's veto.

Treet and Hudson Hanson

Marriage Licenses Granted in June 191%

A list of marriage licenses issued in June includes several couples with their residences and ages. Notable pairs feature David Paul Goedling and Alice Jewell Cummings, William Graham and Agnes Mickering, and James H. Cocking and Olive Agnes Turner. Many entries list addresses in Beattie Seattle and nearby communities, with multiple May and June dates and ages ranging from teens to adults. Divorces filed in the same court appear, naming Lula Thomas, Delbert Thomas, Emma Cranston, Flora Kley, and Lee Bley on cruelty and non support grounds.

David Paul Goeeding Alice Jewell Cummings Bellingham Bampoon King Vancouver W. C Mary Elisabeth Iveson Victoria William Graham Agnes Mickering Beattie Gestalt F. Swanson Clara A. Deyton Beattie Rey A. Palm Ada Derts Mungon T .C. Bayes Agnes M. Hobbs Heattie Stuart Olive Agnes Turner Koumeian Loule Cleet Rosa Parco Beattie Asel Erick Wivag Seattie Olge Marie Rude Kentley Williams Marie FB. Carcoran Beattie John J. Metjuire Nelile M. Gratton Beattie Thomee Hughes Camp Jaewis Mary McKeynorde Seattle Lula Thomas Delbert Thomas Thomas A. Cranston Emma Cranaton Flora Kley Lee KB. Bley

Zemo Claims Quick Relief for Skin Ailments

The brochure promotes Zemo a skin remedy sold by The E. W. Rose Co. in Cleveland Ohio. It touts instant relief from eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar troubles with a small bottle priced at 35 cents and a larger bottle at 1.00. The liquid is described as non greasy easily applied penetrating and soothing with rapid healing across most skin diseases.

E. W. Rose Co Cleveland, O

Northwest Editors Win Contest for Meeting

HOT SPRINGS Ark June 7 Delegates from the Pacific Northwest blocked Eastern cities from securing the 1919 National Education Association convention.

Northwest Hot Springs Ark Pacific Northwest National Educational Association

Box Shooks Up Demand Low for Apple Boxes

Apple box shooks from fruit growers and shippers may cause container shortages during the harvest. Charles Hebbord, Washington food administrator, says boxes will cost 17 percent at current market prices due to labor cost increases cited by mill men.

Charles Hebberd Washington Food Administration

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