Shingle of Ballard High and Odd Notes From Tacoma
Offbeat Ballard high school Shingle issue notes the annual publication. Humboldt steamer sailed Thursday night with 75 aboard bound north. Old timers night at Elke club Thursday. Burglaries confessed by John Jackel 23 and Louis Nelson 18. Mrs Hale robbed. loot recovered. Dr. J. Le Cleve arrives in Seattle from Washington DC. Tariff revision push from Alva Adee via Beattie Chamber. Architect Carl Gould lectures on University of Washington plans. Thurston county names Fred Stocking county treasurer after Britt killed in auto crash. Langdon earns second UW PhD. Chapin Langdon misread. Trunk death near Almira reveals counterfeit gear. Prof Taft heads Philadelphia league to curb war. Satsop cheese factory hits 1700 pounds. Rainbow fry hatches 50,000 at Chelan hatchery to Nason creek. Pay McGaffney sentenced five to ten years for streetcar hold-up. Arizona governor faces dry paradox over christening voyage. Crescent Oil Co stockholders push to open new well. money raised to settle debts.
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Henry King
King Brothers Co
Young Men's Business Club
Butler
Joseph Thomas
Louis Nelson
Mra
W. A. Hale
Tham
J. &. le Cleve
United States Food and Drug Bureau
Washington, D.C
Beattle
Fred Stocking
W. H. Britt
Olympia
Stocking
Britt
Seth Chapin Langdon
U. of W
Chapln
Chaplin
P. P. Barr
Almira
Wash
Taft
New League
Philadelphia
Chelan County
Nason Creek
Pay McGaffney
Yakima
Arizona
New York
J. F. Austin
Crescent Oil Co
All Ways and Means Committee
J. C. Slater
German and Austrian detainees set to be freed in Fernie
Military authorities report the Dominion government will issue orders to release six Germans and Austrians recently interned at Fernie. The move follows government decisions responding to the wartime situation.
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Vancouver
B. C
Dominion
Fernie
North Miner Alameda loads merchandise for grovy store in Anchorage
Everett report notes the North Miner Alameda loading 100 of merchandise here for a grovy store to be established in Anchorage, one of the new towns by the Alaska railroad. Waldman the violinist returns to Seattle for the summer to stay with his family while pursuing conservatory studies.
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Everett
Alameda
Anchorage
Alaska Railroad
Waldman
Seattle
19Th Ave
Conserva
East
Retreat May Be Turning Point
The Russian retreat from Galicia into Bessarabia may mark a turning point in the war. The Teutons aim to conquer Bessarabia after Galicia, shaping Balkan attitudes. If overrun, possibilities include Romania gaining Bessarabia, a separate peace, or Romania’s entry with neutrality in exchange for concessions.
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New York
Galicia
Bessarabia
Teutons
Rumania
Russia
Beasarabia
Brown to Profit From Baker Wool Deal
P. J. Brown of Baker admits contracting for 200000 pounds of Baker county wool at 16 to 25 cents a pound and shipping to Portland for storage. He expects to realize 27 cents for the coarse and 20 cents for the fine wool.
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Baker, Or
P. J. Brown
Baker
Baker County
Portland
Brown
Indian convict awaits sentence after murder verdict
Jim George an Indian and fellow tribesman was convicted in federal court of murdering Pete Brown, also an Indian, in Klamath Falls Oregon. Jurors recommended against the death penalty and George awaited sentencing today.
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Klamath Falls, Or
Pete Brown
Jim George
Ice Cream Sedan at Hollywood Lunch Soda Fountain
An Ice Cream Sedan operated at the Hollywood Lunch Soda Fountain located at 212 Pike advertised offerings and service details in the notice.
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Hollywood
Pike
Biggest battleship Arizona launched with 30000 pounds grease
New York reports the Arizona the largest battleship in the world to be launched aboard a high grease coated sliding plan. The ship weighs about 31400 tons and measures 608 feet long with a 97 foot beam. 500 workers rivet plates as she slides into the water, with 16 months of fitting and outfitting remaining before commissioning.
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Japan
New York
Arizona
Dreadnaught Naval Defender Promises Strong Ocean Stand
After test runs, the super dreadnaught will form a powerful defense ship. It is not built for speed due to heavy armor and armament. Navy experts believe it can hold its own with any current ocean-going vessel and perhaps do slightly better.
Early Fishing Season Opens in Everett
Everett, June 18. Local fish packing plants prepare for the earliest run in years. Next week boats will reconnoiter the situation and operations are expected to start about July 6.
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Everett
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