Woman in Hysterics at Trial in Goodyear Executive Case
Chicago June 18 Mrs Cora Orthwein burst into hysteria in court as Prosecutor Lloyd Heth described the murder of Herbert Zeigler Goodyear executive shot in the back. He alleged Zeigler was visiting the apartment, paid rent and gave $250 monthly, while Orthwein claimed she acted as he tried to break in. The case centers on jealousy and a night of revelry leading to Zeigler’s death.
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Chicago
Cora C. Orthwein
Lloyd Heth
Zeigler
Mra Orth wWein
Heth
Herb
Orthwein
Charlotte Lewinsky
Organized labor gains as wage cuts boost unions
Denver observers say wage reduction by large employers advancing the American plan strengthens the AFLs anti open shop drive. Matthew Woll cites wage cuts and unemployment as fueling union membership gains while Gompers heads sessions amid re election speculation.
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J. L. O’sullivan
Denver
Colo
Organized Labor
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
United Press
Woll
Executive Council
D. C. Bailey
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Gompers
University of Washington to Graduate 373 in Record Class
Commencement week runs from Saturday June 18 to Monday. Alumni day Class day and Phi Beta Kappa banquet occur Saturday. Baccalaureate address Sunday 11:00 am in Meany hall by Dean Shailer Matthews of the University of Chicago Divinity School. Graduation address Monday 10:30 am in Meany hall by Alfred H. Upham president of the University of Idaho.
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University of Washington
Phi Beta Kappa
Meany Hall
Shailer Matthews
Divin Y School
University of Chicago
Alfred H. Upham
The
Univeristy of Idaho
Butchers Devour A Ton Of Meat At Local Union Barbecue
More than a ton of meat was devoured at the Meat Cutters local union annual barbecue at Fortuna Park on Sunday. Ivan De Villiers, known as the flying cowboy, was unable to perform a parachute jump after his plane punctured a pontoon earlier that day.
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Fortuna Park
Ivan de Villiers
Waffle Queen from Berkeley Wins at Wellesley Baking Contest
Miss Margaret Smith of Berkeley California is named waffle queen at Wellesley College after winning a baking contest. The title honors her skill in waffles and marks her as a standout participant.
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Margaret Smith
Berkeley
Cal
Wellesley College
Veteran with wooden leg recalls taunt by two strangers
Alfred Bouture of Kirkland, a World War I veteran who served five years and was wounded, recounted an incident in Seattle after leaving Seattle General Hospital. He said two young men mocked his wooden leg at Third and Madison, and he expressed the pain caused by such sneers.
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Alfred Bouture
Kirkland
Canada
Seattle General Hospital
Third
Madison
1000 Babies Enter Health Week Here
One thousand infants are entered for clinical tests as Baby Health Week opens Tuesday on the Bon Marche fourth floor. Each child will be examined and rated by government standards. Sessions run four days with 2 p.m. talks on infant care by authorities, under the Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs.
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Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Seattle Federation of Women’s Clubs
James & Merrihew
Me Enene
Bon Marche
Harding Sends In Nominations to the Senate
President Harding transmitted several nominations on June 13 including Julius Klein of Massachusetts for director of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, Col. Robert Emmett Challan of the coast artillery corps for brigadier general, James C. Kinsler of Nebraska for U S attorney in district of Nebraska, and John McCabe of San Francisco for assayer in the mint at San Francisco.
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Washington
Harding
Senate
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Julius Klein
Massachusetts
Regular Army
Robert Emmett Challan
Coast Artillery Corps
United States
District of Nebraska
James C. Kinsler
Nebraska
San Francisco
John McCabe
Bear is Dead Long Live Bear in West Seattle
West Seattle reports Bruin the bear slain in a struggle with Patrolmen J H Stoddard and M B Arbogast Saturday. Mrs Bruin and cub Bruin Jr. appeared Sunday in a chicken yard at John Guest 1283 West Myrtle St. Police anticipate tracking the two bears anew, hoping to bag Nos 3 and 4 while disguising as Russian squirrels for the pursuit.
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West Seattle
Bruin
J. H. Stoddard
Arbogast
Stoddard
Woodland park picnic and city notes from Seattle area
Phinney Ridge residents picnicked Sunday in Woodland park while garden clubs plan beautification programs for Seattle. Other items include talks on church and school plans, city officials and naval observatory leaders visiting, and local civic meetings about parks, funds, and religious centers.
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Phinney Ridge
Woodland Park
Seattle
Garden Club
Fortuna Park
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Temple de
E. Cherry
U. S. Public Health Hospital Board
Willows Farm
John Hoogewerff
Naval Observatory
Washington
D. C
J. J. Wettrick
Public Utilities Department
Hays
Magnolia Bluff
Robert Burt
Magnolia Blvd
City Park Commissioners
Berkeley
Cal
Vancouver
B. C
Bellingham
Sand Point
Naval Air Base
Milton B. MclIntosh
Far Eastern Department
Pearson Engineering Corporation
Washington Annex
City
University Campus
Catholic Order of Foresters to Open Tenth Convention in Seattle
The Catholic Order of Foresters will open its tenth annual convention in Seattle Tuesday at 9 am with a Mass at St. Alfons church located near W 68th Ave and 15th Ave NW. The meeting will be held in the hall adjoining the church. The article also notes Sweden’s longest mile and China’s shortest mile as a separate fact.
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Catholic Order
Washington
Catholic Order of Foresters
Seattle
St. Alfons Church
W. 68Th
15Th Ave
N. W
Officials open road link around Seward Park peninsula
City officials and leaders of the Automobile Club of Western Washington dedicate a new roadway encircling Seward Park peninsula as part of Seattle's park boulevard system. The piece notes the park’s ongoing development and civic progress.
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Seward Park
Autombile Club
Washington
Seattle
Park Boulevard
Seward Park Peninsula
Boys Stage Circus for Orthopedic Hospital Fund
A neighborhood circus at 3202 Irving Street led by Karl Knight Teddy Haller and George Hitchings raised 4.15 for the Children's Orthopedic Hospital. An accompanying street parade featured comb blowers and a kettle drum. May hospital report shows 67 patients discharged with 34 cured 10 improved and 2 unimproved.
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Irvings#t
Karl Knight
Teddy Haller
George Hitchings
Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Seattle Time on Bridge Stock Extension
Seattle extends the deadline by ten days to finish paying 40000 dollars toward the proposed 500000 dollar steel toll bridge over the Columbia River. The Chamber of Commerce committees are informing business leaders about benefits from the bridge construction. Seattle has raised 25000 dollars so far.
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Seattle
Columbia River
Chamber of Commerce
Rose Show Set for Portland and Seattle Exhibition Clash
A Portland rose show with Seattle’s annual event competing will occur this June 23. H. C. Collier of the society recently returned to Portland after acting as organizer for the rose exhibition. The text notes a rough line about a fishing trip and misreads.
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Seattle
Portland
H. C. Collier
Society
Bargain Prices on Household Goods at Union Street Basement
Summer Home oil lanterns drop to 1.39 while Willow Clothes Baskets sell for packing. Gray enamel items including tea kettles 90c to 1.75 and coffee pots 60c to 2.00. 14 quart dish pans 75c. Wash boilers now 1.50. Optimus Swedish oil stoves 4.98. Milk cans 34c. White porcelain slop jar 2.49. Union Street basement sale.
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Union Street
Retail Catalog Teaser of Baby and Home Goods
Assorted toilet baskets in three sizes priced at 95c. Nursery chairs white enameled down from 6.00 to 10.00 now 4.95. Silk-tufted comforters pink or blue hand embroidered at 1.95. Knitted bootees pink or blue 25c. Machine knitted sweater pink blue and white. Infants slips lace trimmed hand made 1.35.
Wash Goods for Summer Clothes Catalog
White Nainsook 86 inches wide soft even finish 25¢ Flowered Organdie 40 inches wide floral patterns lengths 2 to 6 yards Strip ed Madras Shirtings 32 or 36 inches wide white grounds 30¢ Beach Cloth white 36 inches wide suitable for outing skirts and suits 29¢ White Gabardine plain or fancy weave 34 and 86 inches lengths 2 to 44% yards Fine White Voiles plain weave 38 and 40 inches wide lengths to 8 yards 30¢
American Lady Corsets Listed With Varying Prices
The listing describes American Lady Corsets including a 2.50 pink coutil model for slender figures with hose supporters and a 3.50 long skirt corset for average figures. Also noted is a two toned heavy brocade corset with Wallace ribbon trim priced at 5.50, located on the second floor.
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Wallace
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Mrs. Bruin
Cub
A. P. Klein
Dunlap Baptist Church
Washington Observatory
New Jersey
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Jade
Copenhagen
Jersey
Cheney Bros
Sweden
China
Rembrandt
Hildren
Merchant Windows
Isi
Women's Staff Registration
Anna A. Jenkins
Victor Zednick
EB. K. Rinehart
J. M. Cunningham
Harry Erwin
D. A. Seibert
Frank L. Parker
Griswold
William Hovey
A. J. Just
Noriluaton Assistanls
J. W. Hees
W. T. Lopp
H. BE. Mallett
J. H. Dietrich
FE. D, DePue
Carl Reeves
George Wheeler
W. E. Barnhart
R. F. Weeks
W. 8. Griswold
Ethel D. Blakistone
Henry Landes
Maud Parker
Helen Reynolds
Orthopedic Hospital
Madras
Teenie-Weenie Garment Co
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