Two Forks Valley Men Weigh Loneliness and Prospect
Sim Gage and Wid Gardner debate life in a rugged Montana cabin. They doubt prospects for gold and tensey face the isolation of decades without a woman, as the valley’s light fades outside. Gardner contemplates the idea of a wife, while Gage clings to hard work and slim hope.
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Sim Gage
Tome
Wil Gardner
Two Forks
Sim
Montana
Wid Gardner
Bim Gage
Big Aleck
Sam
Wid
Gardner
Strike Menace Diminished Says U S Director
Washington June 7 The conciliation bureau head, Hugh Kerwin, reports about 76 000 workers on strike or just over 1 percent of organized labor. He says the strike menace is about over and fewer workers are idle than since the armistice, with strikes no longer a major factor in boosting production.
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Washington
Hugh Kerwin
Conciliation Bureau
United States Department of Tabor
Supreme Court Clips Wings of the I. C. C.
The Supreme Court ruled the Federal Trade Commission exceeded its authority in ordering jute bag and textile dealers to stop certain trade practices. It found the order did show unfair competition by the firm named, but officials indicated many FTC orders against unfair methods may be unenforceable.
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Washington
Aupreme Court
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
The
Trade Commission
I C C Distributes Railroad Aid From Revolving Fund
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced the distribution of a $300,000,000 revolving fund created by the transportation act to aid railroads. It allocates $125,000,000 for new equipment, $71,000,000 for additional equipment and betterment, $50,900,000 for maturing obligations, and $19,000,000 for short line railroads, with $75,000,000 for cars and $50,000,000 for locomotives.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Transportation Act
Two Utah Prisoners Sentenced to Death
Salt Lake City June 7 Nick Oblizalo and Steve Maastich were sentenced to death for the murder of Marko Laus. The execution is set for August at the state Prison near the ravine where the crime occurred. Robbery motive. the pair killed Laus with butcher knives after a lengthy struggle.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Nick Oblizalo
Steve Maastich
Marko Laus
Police Honor W. J. Alvey Burial
Police sergeant W. J. Alvey, recently retired, was buried from Bonney-Watson on Sunday afternoon. A platoon of policemen and uniformed firemen led by Captain E L Hedges marched to the undertaker.
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W. J. Alvey
Bonney-Watson
E L. Hedges
You Cannot Afford to Be Without This Protection
A compact notice warns readers about missing protection options and urges action to secure coverage. It emphasizes affordability and the risk of being uninsured, suggesting readers consult available plans and benefits.
Downstairs Store Offers Soft-Finish Longcloth Deal
An opportunity to buy soft-finish white longcloth at $2.90 a bolt. The 10 yard bolt is described as of excellent quality ready for the needle, with multiple home sewing uses.
Smart Little Tub Dresses Reduced to 1.75
Children’s frocks in plaid and checked gingham chambray with white or plain collars and cuffs appeal for downtown wear and picnics. Sizes 2 to 6 years offered at 1.45 and 1.75.
Purchasing Agents Form Seattle Association
Purchasing agents of the city organized the Seattle Purchasing Agents association last week to coordinate procurement practices and share sourcing insights among members from local agencies.
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Seattle
Purchasing Agents’ Association
Cherry's Style Shop Chooses Spring and Summer Fashion
Cherry's lavish show of new spring and summer fashions in men's and women's outer apparel promises a satisfying selection and unusual values. Convenient monthly payment terms require no extra charge, with a 25 percent reduction on dresses, suits, waists, silk skirts and sweaters at 207 Rialto Place, over Pig'n Whistle, Second between Madison and Spring.
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HERRY
Cherry
Cherry's Style Shop
Rialto Pide
Madison
Spring
Cool Silk Gloves Attractively Low-Priced
The Downstairs Store advertises silk gloves in multiple styles and prices from 75 cents to 2.50. Options include Black Silk at 75¢, Tricot Silk in several colors at 1.25, medium-weight Silk at 1.50, Milanese Silk with embroidery at 1.75, and sixteen-button length Silk Gloves at 2.50.
Boys Khaki Knickerbockers and Accessories Sale
Vacation wear khaki knickerbockers priced at 1.75 with taped seams and belt loops in sizes 7 to 16. Includes wash ties at 25 cents and caps in blue serge or brown gray at 1.00. The Upstairs Downstairs Store advertises a ready assortment.
Maids to Save You Guard Local Beaches
YMCA swimming graduates volunteer as life guards on local beaches. The caller notes a lighthearted tone about safety and mermaid imagery while warning against crowding and urging orderly conduct on the shore.
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George
Prosecution Review Sheds Light on Bergdoll Escape
Investigation by the justice department and Army inspector general recommends possible prosecution and disciplinary action for several civilians and army members in connection with the escape of Grover C. Bergdoll, the wealthy draft fugitive.
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Bergdoll
Washington
Department of Justice
Baker
the Army
Grover C. Bergdoll
Navy Camisoles and Muslin Drawers Sale
A sale offers satin navy camisoles with rib bon shoulder straps and hand embroidered sprays at 250 each. Also 75 pairs of women’s muslin drawers trimmed with lace embroidery hemstitched hems and pin tucks priced at 45 cents.
White Heather Petticoats For Wear With Skirts
Lightweight women’s Petticoats described as shadow proof with knee-deep muslin underskirt and heatherbloom tops and flounces. Marketed for wear with silk or wash skirts. Priced at 3.95 in the ad copy.
Men’s Fiber Silk Half-Hose Priced At 50 Cents
The bright fiber silk half hose come in Black White Palm Beach and Gray. Reinforced with double heel and toe. A 50 cent pair offers long service and good appearance.
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Palm Beach
City of Seattle issues coupon gold bonds for power project
The City of Seattle announces a $600000 coupon gold bond issue in denominations from 100 to 1000 dollars. Bonds mature from six to twenty years after date, dated June 1 1920, at 6 percent interest payable semi annually in gold coin. Principal and interest payable at City Treasurer's Office Seattle or Washington Fiscal Agency New York. Proceeds from the entire Municipal Light and Power System fund the Skagit River power project. $1500000 was sold in 1918. Inquiries via City Comptroller Mr Kelly. Buy direct from the City to save commission.
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City of
Seattle
Washington
New York
Skagit River
City Comptroller’s
Mr. Kelly
City
Commission
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