Seattle Voters Face 4.6 Million Bond For New Schools
The Seattle school board seeks a 4.6 million bond issue and a 3 percent mills levy to fund new school buildings and playgrounds. Polling places will open at 277 precincts for a July 92 special election to cover a 820 thousand dollar payroll deficit and planned salary increases totaling 460 thousand, plus 370 thousand for building improvements and general school operations. The Grade Teachers Club and High School Teachers League urged paid sick leave up to 30 days and other reforms including exchanges with other cities and business telephones in all schools.
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Seattle
Lees
Revolt rumors shadow Berlin as government braces
Berlin reports say war minister Noske tightens guard and boosts pay while rumors of a people’s coup swirl. Analysts foresee possible cabinet resignations or overhaul, with tensions over the peace treaty and U S President Wilson seen as obstacles to modification.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Berlin
Novke Ran
Heven
Noske
Presse
Wilson
United Prensa
Bandits Stage Crime Carnival in San Francisco
Three bandits staged a crime spree across San Francisco starting at 10 o clock. They stole an automobile, robbed pedestrians, a hotel, garages and saloons, and escaped with over $1000 in cash and jewelry. Police hunted hundreds for the culprits as one car was abandoned and another found later.
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San Francisco
Pedestriana
Rock Island Train Derailed Two Dead
United Press reports two trainmen were killed and several injured when Rock Island passenger train No. 62 derailed near Washburn after striking a wandering horse. The engine overturned and six cars left the track after departing St. Paul last night.
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Washburn
United Press
Rock Island
St. Paul
Initiative Pays Off In Florence Upstairs Store Sale
The poem extols initiative over waiting on a clock and notes the Florence Upstairs Store at Second and Union offers big savings on Spring Slit Coat Dress and Hat as it promotes proactive effort and advancement.
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Florence
Speed Up Decision Sought in Grape Growers Case
In San Francisco on June 10 the California wine grape growers press for a faster ruling on relaxing wartime prohibition enforcement. Judge Van Leet and counsel agreed to submit briefs, ending lengthy arguments as the fall crop contracts near the September 1 vintage.
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San Francisco
California
van Leet
Tanlac Claims World’s Largest Medicine Sales in Four Years
The article touts Tanlac as the world’s best selling medicine in four years, detailing sales figures of 12 million bottles by January and projected yearly totals above five million. It highlights carload distributions across the United States and Canada, with major drug firms and retailers cited as endorsing its record demand and nationwide availability.
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America
Canada
Ita
Taniac
New York
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Pike's Peak
Woodworth
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Evans-Smith Drug Company
Kansas City
Missouri
Julius M. Price
Hessig-Ellia Drug Company
Memphis
Tennessee
R. R. Filla
Ontario
Tanlac
Owl Drug Company
San Francisco
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Atlanta
United States
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Austria Struck Hard Says Renner In Berne Interview
United Press reports Chancellor Renner describing Austria as a large landowner stripped of factories and mines, left with debts and taxes, and facing harsher peace terms than Germany. He cites Bohemia Moravia and Silesia losses, Tyrol population, and pleads for equal footing and financial relief.
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Rudolph Kommer
United Press
Berne
Renner
Feldkirch
St. Germain
Ceida
Austria
Germany
Kenner
South Tyrol
Austrian Socialiata
Wicon
Bohemia
Moravia
Silenia
Hwiterriand
Tyrol
Styria
Murope
Little War Baby Declared Physically Perfect
Catherine Dolores low, a 6 1/2 month old infant at 2063 20th Ave W, is praised as a 100 percent perfect war baby during Better Baby week. She stands 24 1/2 inches tall and weighs 20 pounds, highlighted as one of the finest physical specimens by judges.
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Catherine Dolores Low
20Th Ave
Cathering
Democrats to Visit Seattle for Reception and Tours
Democrats plan a Seattle visit led by George F. E. Ryan of the state committee to host officials from the Democratic National Committee. A sightseeing tour and banquet at the Masonic clubrooms are planned with noted figures including Homer B. Cummings and J. Bruce Kremer. A Tacoma trip follows and a legal reception committee is named with Henry M. White and others.
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George FE. Ryan Jot
Democratic State Executive Committee
Democratic National Committee
Seattle
Homer 8 Cummings
J. Bruce Kremer
W. KR. Hollleter
George Baas
Women's Bureau
W. D. Jamieson
W. J. Cochran
Charles McGuire
Cummings
Social Democrate
Masonic
Tacoma
Henry M. White
Charlee D. Fullen
Daniel Kelleher
George Harroun
Elzie B. Cox
Alfred Rattle
James T. Lawler
J. M. Hawthorne
Married two men wife is arrested in Oregon case
Florence A. Ribelin 22 is jailed on bigamy charges in Portland. J. W. Brown and A. F. Ribelin say they recently married her at Vancouver Washington. She had filed divorce against Fabelin months earlier but the case was dropped. Brown and Ribelin seek a third presumed former husband.
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Portland
Ore
Florence A. Ribelin
J. W. Brown
A. FR. Ribelin
Vancouver
Wash
Fabelin
Brown
Ribelin
U S Operatives On Track Of Bombers
Detectives under chief government investigator William J. Mynn departed for Bessemer Pennsylvania after Police Chief Finnerty linked local production to last week’s bombing. Finnerty said bombs were made in Bessemer and that the gang hid there.
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U. S
New York
William J. Mynn
Bessemer
Finnerty
Winnerty
French Troops to Reinforce Czechs
Hungarian Soviet forces press Czech defenses along the Tega and Ware rivers with several towns reportedly captured or surrounded. Reports say Czech retreat is underway toward Vienna as reinforcements may arrive. Military activity centered near Satoraljia Ukhely Kisechau Karmoran and Preasburg.
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Budapest
Tega
Ware
Fronta
Satoraljia Ukhely
Kisechau
Satoralja Ukhely
Tisea
Karmoran
Thudapest
Denube
Preasburg
Vienna
Ball Players to See The Busher At Liberty Theatre
Baseball fans in Seattle and Sacramento Coast leagues will attend a Wednesday night screening at the Liberty theatre where Jensen and Von Herberg entertain during the showing of The Busher, the baseball feature at First Ave theatre this week.
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Liberty Theatre
Jensen & von Herberg
Seattle
Sacramento Coast League
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