Advertising firm formed by Iszard and Jacobson
The Jezard Jacobson pany, founded by A. J. Iszard and with H. Jacobson and Mrs. M. C. Chandler, claims honesty and persistence as the basis of success. Iszard, president, and Jacobson bring Chicago sales and publicity experience to the new firm after leaving the White Advertising Bureau.
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A. J. Iszard
Jesard
White Advertising Bureau
C. V. White
Jezard Jacobson Pany
Isevard
H. Jacobson
White Bureau
M. C. Chandler
Iezard and
Jacobson
Chicago
Library In Jail Project At County Jail
Through the efforts of Mrs Dc Stirton and Mrs Mary Fleece, Gibbs were installed in the county jail to build a large library. The women urge donations of any books and ask callers to contact Queen Anne 1669 or Mrs Fleece at the county jail.
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Dc. Stirton
Mary Fleece
Gibbs
Fleece
Ninety Carloads of Pianos Sale Reopened at Ellers Music House
Ellers Music House on Third and University Street reopens a mass piano sale financed by Ebers Music House and forty Pacific coast stores. Ninety carloads offered on one dollar down and one dollar a week, with prices from 400 down to 164 dollars and guaranteed quality. About 32 sales closed to six yesterday, with many more expected before eight.
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Eilers Music House
Pacific Coast
Northwest
America
Ebers Music House
Ellers Music House
Third
University Street
Settlement on Car Strike Amid Union Tensions
Company refused to recognize the union and said it would employ no union men. When complaints are filed against workers they are laid off without pay during hearings. If found blameless and reinstated, back pay is not restored. Conductors must carry ten dollars change on all trips.
Boston Elevate Line Strike Settles to State Board
Boston officials and railroad management reach a settlement by agreeing to submit the dispute to the state conciliation board. Both sides commit to abide by the board’s decision.
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Boston
Boston Elevated Railroad
Greater
State Conciliation Board
Colorado River Rampage Threatens Vast California Farmland
Dispatches from San Bernardino report the Colorado River breaching a levee at Olive Lake near Blythe. Indian runners are rallying hundreds of red men to Sand movement to reinforce the breach under white rancher guidance. Sandbags are being filled as crews work to halt the flood threatening thousands of acres of farming land.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Olive Lake
Blythe
Colorado
Final Words From a Miner's Poem About a Blast
The verse describes finishing a round, drilling holes, bringing powder from the magazine, lighting fuses, and a blast that raises the cage above the sump, capturing a miner's tense work scene and atmospheric peril.
Seattice Star Delivery Notice From The Station
Subscribers urged to report failures to receive The Seattice Star promptly and avoid substitutions. The office promises courteous handling and prompt attention to complaints to ensure best service for all readers.
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Seattice Star
Oper
Beattic Star
J Stewart injured by falling block at Lithocrete plant
J Stewart sustained serious injuries when a block and tackle fell on him at the Lithocrete Co plant. Puget Sound Lodge No. 307 Brotherhood of Railway Carmen is arranging a testimonial benefit to be held on July 24.
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J. Stewart
Lithocrete Co.s
Puget Sound
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Washington State clubs hold Tscoma convention on June 17
Woman's Home Companion notes the Tscoma gathering of the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs at their annual convention. The item mentions Mildred and a disciplinary scene.
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Washington State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Tscoma
-Min nesotans Launch and Panama Canal Readiness
American Cawahan Steam Ship Co announces the steamship Min nesotan of 16 000 tons launched yesterday at Sparrow Point. Seven more liners of this size have been contracted. All will be ready for the opening of the Panama canal.
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American Cawahan Steamship Co
Sparrow Point
Panama Canal
Colman Dock Construction Advances on Lower Floor
Carpenters finish the dock's lower floor and start the upper Moor today or tomorrow. Completion is expected within three weeks. The Kosmos liner Salatue is due Beattle from Hamburg via the west coast of South Africa on June 24. The Sun H Literary club at 4421 Evanston ay hosts A J Quigley, candidate for county auditor, Thursday evening on Scientific Methods In Public Service.
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Colman Dock
Kosmos
Salatue
Beattle
Hamburg
South Africa
Sun H Literary Club
Evanston Ay
A. J. Quigley
Hay's Hair Health Promises Youthful Appearance
An advertisement urges men to use Hay's Hair Health to restore gray hair to natural color and prevent baldness. It claims young-looking employees are preferred, warns of job loss risk, and offers a trial bottle for $1.60 plus 60 cents shipping from Bartell, Dru Storen, or Philo Hay Spec Co. Newark NJ.
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Hay
Bartell Dru
Philo Hay Spec, Co
Newark
N. J
Metzger Appointed Receiver for Columbia River Orchard Co
G. Metzger is named receiver of the Columbia River Orchard Co to secure, if possible, release of the state contract with the company to small contract holders.
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G. Metzger
Columbia River Orchard Co
Blood circle discussions and local civic notes from Seattle
Blood corpuscles will be discussed by the King County Homeopathic Society meeting Friday evening in Dr Canning office Arcade building. Pionter Association of Washington served annual Iskum Muck a Muck lunch today at Madison Park encampment. Residents petition school board for a new schoolhouse near E Harrison and 32nd Ave N. Real estate deals reported two: Pine and Boren corner sold to BE Caratens for 14100 and Eighth Ave near Westlake to Elliott Bay Camp Modern Woodmen for 17000. Eastern livestock men, 25 in number, were in Seattle en route to Portland for a regional livestock meeting. John Thompson, who fractured a bottle in his left arm while breaking a colt, learned a month later the injury left him unable to raise the arm.
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King County Homeopathical Society
Pionter Association of Washington
Madison Park
Eighth Av
Westlake
Elliott Bay Camp
Eaton, Cole
John Thompson
German officials report declining property of women prisoners
German government statisticians state that the property of women prisoners is decreasing. The report notes shifting demographics and implications for prison administration.
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Bertin
Outlook for Peace Topic at Plymouth Church by Dr Jordan
Dr David Starr Jordan will lecture at Plymouth Congregational Church tomorrow on Outlook for Peace. Jordan is president of Stanford University and regarded as a leading educator in the country.
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David Starr Jordan
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jordan
Btanford University
Free rides end for fatigued climbers at Pike's Peak
In Colorado Springs two women and five children who reached the summit were refused transport back on the cog road train due to fatigue. Fate provided their return fare. In St. Petersburg a schoolboy shot and wounded his French teacher after receiving a poor grade.
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Colorado Springs
Pike's Peak
St. Petersburg
Marines Seek Recruits as Cuba Deployment Grows
The marine corps calls for volunteers to fill needs as 2,100 Marines are in Cuba and 500 more are en route, expanding forces overseas and heightening manpower demands.
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Marine Corps
Cuba
Rescue at Sea Aims Courage as Captain Is Saved
In Bath Maine Captain Amos Pinkham fell overboard on a dark night. Rescuers traced his bald head to locate him and pull him to safety. The incident highlights quick action and peril at sea.
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Bath, Me
Amos Pinkham
Brown Street Car Conductor Dies After Suicide
A. Brown, a streetcar conductor, shot himself yesterday morning due to financial troubles and died yesterday afternoon at Providence hospital.
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A. Brown
Providence Hospital
Bulldog Riot Causes Chaos at Sixth Street Pet Store
A prowling bulldog gained entry to a Sixth Street bird and animal store in Los Angeles, triggering a riot among the stock. Damage is estimated in the hundreds. The dog chased Angora cats as dogs howled and cats yowled. Two policemen removed the intruder and quieted the animals. no fatalities reported.
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Los Angeles
Parrote
Order of the Flag planned in Everett on Flag Day
The Order of the Flag will launch in Everett on June 14 at the state encampment of the Spanish American Veterans. Organizer Frank Wilkins says the order explains the flag’s meaning to the public and teaches schoolchildren its significance, with a Seattle home office and current Washington state location.
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Everett
Frank Wilkins
America
Seattle
Washington Block
Boosters Headed to Portland for Rose Festival Parade
Two hundred ad men and Tillb kums left by special train for Portland to create a striking display during the Rose Festival. They arrived with a picturesque, original spectacle featuring their fantastic suite, hat bands, and animals emblematic of the Potlatch, aiming to impress Portland crowds.
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Tillb Kums
Portland
Rose City
Port
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