Medina Folk to Get Club House
Permission to build an improved club house on the port coms property at Medina Washington was granted by commission Wednesday. Com clubs will hold their meet in the new building. commission let a contract to J A McEachern Co to build substructure of the West Se Ferry landing at the foot of st the bid being 7289 20 Use of the Bell st wharf observation roof for July 4 services was granted the Council of Social Agencies. Traffic Manager Higday recommended that 600 yard capacity gravel bunkers be built at Smith Cove.
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Berlin admits loss of one ship in Baltic encounter
Berlin reports that a Russian submarine sank a German collier and damaged a torpedo boat destroyer in the Baltic. The admiralty admits only one ship was lost, disputing Petrograd's larger claim of three vessels torpedoed and sunk.
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M'Bride Milk Bill Amended Amid Public Debate
Seattle council hearings over the milk ordinance end with a vote to amend to require labeling and that pasteurized and tuberculin tested milk be sold. Health Commissioner McBride opposes the amendment while Mayor Gill warns of a veto and a possible referendum. Councilmen Marble Dale Bolton Erickson Haas, and others press for consumer choice and safer milk practices.
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Berkeley Professor Marries with Earth Fire and Water Rite
Professor Henry Monges Jr head of UC Berkeley architecture marries Madeline Breckenridge in a self devised ceremony using earth water and candles followed by a conventional wedding. Parents from Toledo Ohio attend. Judge Waste of Berkeley conducts the orthodox ceremony. They met at a Chicago nature cure sanatorium years ago.
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Ohio
Palleeague Urges Ite Passage and Free Choice
T. B. White of Crawford, a Missouri veterinary, defended religious liberty and cautioned against forced church membership. He recalled drinking whisky during tuberculosis threats and dismissed Pasteurization as a humbug in a lengthy speech поводу local crowd.
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Mayor Hil Raps De Gink Hotel
Everett June 10. At the charities conference Henry Pauly manager of Seattle Hotel De Gink denounced Seattle Mayor Gill for calling inmates there bums. Pauly objected to a plan for a large bunkhouse outside the city to provide outdoor work grubbing stumps for the unemployed.
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Robbery at Nee Wahn joint ends with arrest and wounds
At Nee Wahb's saloon in New York 520 Sixth Ave a daylight hold up left Mike Matick 2g hospitalized with a bullet wound and two other foreigners fled with loot Ah Low 47 faces charges for conducting the game as most patrons await trial in jail.
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County Commissions Back Ferry Plan to Vashon Island
Kitsap and King counties agree on a plan to build a ferry connecting Olalla or Colby with Vashon Island. The accord sets a joint path forward for the river crossing and regional transport link.
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Cure for eczema promise from Dr Cannaday in Sedalia ad
An advertisement by Dr Cannaday of Sedalia Missouri claims a guaranteed cure for eczema after treating nearly half a million cases. It offers a free trial and urges readers to write for relief, noting a 12 year experience and references from the Third National Bank.
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Conciliatory replies from Mexican leaders seen in Washington
Washington reports indicate Gen Calranza and Villa will answer President Wilson with conciliatory but vague terms. Consul Silliman notes Carranza will act to restrain his followers. Red Cross has limited action awaiting leaders' pledges on relief supplies. Two Mexicans killed in Mexico City, blamed on an American, Moats. El Paso reports a new arms embargo may be declared June 15, tied to Villa’s envoy visit and Wilson’s note response.
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Butterworth Stricken By Paralysis at Breakfast
E. R. Butterworth, president of the firm E. R. Butterworth & Sons, collapsed at his 621 Olympic Place home Wednesday morning. He was reported in critical condition Thursday with paralysis on his entire right side after breakfast.
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Austrian destroyer sunk by Italian submarine in Gulf of Trieste
An Austrian torpedo boat destroyer was sunk in the Gulf of Trieste by an Italian submarine. The entire crew perished in the incident reported from Lugano dated June 10. Separate dispatches note Aberdeen seeking Reginald Thomson for Wyncodie canyon power and water project and Rear Admiral Mayo being appointed vice admiral of the navy.
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National Tuberculosis Convention to Gather June Fourteen
Thousands of Crimson Ramblers and pink Dorothy Perkins roses are sought for June 14 to 16 decorative efforts for the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis convention. Ramblers should be left at Plymouth Congregational Church by Monday morning, pink blossoms at the Anti Tuberculosis Building. A reception at Plymouth Church runs 2 to 6 Monday with a dinner for an estimated 200 East guests. the event is led by the Washington Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis.
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Sub Victims Drift 52 Hours on Ocean
After drifting 62 hours without food or water the crew of the Grimeby trawler Velocity was landed at Haripool. The vessel was shelled and sunk by a German submarine, and the crew forced into a small boat with nothing. All were half dead from hunger and exposure when found.
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Berlin insists on prize court in Frye sinking
Washington June 10 German foreign office notes on the sinking of the American ship Wm. P. Frye reached the state department. The note argues the case should be settled before a prize court. The Frye was sunk by the converted cruiser Prinz Wittel Friedrich Erich with a wheat cargo the Eitel’s captain called contraband.
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