Woman Files Charge Over Police Action
Mrs Elinor Olson sues Police Chief Warren and Health Commissioner Meliride alleging a drunken officer used revenge to secure her arrest. Attorney Edwin J Brown states the complaint as Olson remains jailed under health department care. The case cites a tenant ejecting a drunken officer and claims constitutional rights violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Olson
S18
Pike At
Edwin J. Brown
Warren
de. J. Meliride
Court orders release and confinement in city jail
A service member was released from the stockade after a few days while the woman remained confined in the city jail. An order from the superior court demanded explanations from the chief and the health commissioner regarding why the woman was denied liberty, issued yesterday.
Henry Martin Bound Over on Federal Registration Charge
Henry Martin and I. WoW were taken in a raid on headquarters and bound over to a federal grand jury on a charge of failure to register. Martin denies knowledge of his exact age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin, I. Wow
Federal Grand Jury
Martin
Wilson Urged to Aid Soviet Russia War Effort
A wartime Washington dispatch urges President Wilson to recognize and aid the Soviet government of Russia. Officials argue aid could curb German influence, with the Soviet seen as the de facto government holding 80 percent of the population while the former ruling class struggles. A credit and advisory push is proposed to stave off famine and help stabilize the eastern front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warkehington
Wilson
Russia
Francia State
State Department
Germany
Express Merger Head Named to Lead Unified Service
George C. Taylor former American Express president selected to head the American Railroad Express company and guide a plan merging the Adama American Southern and Wells Fargo express lines. The move, with Director General McAdoo approval, aims to end separate identities and create a government controlled unified express service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Taylor
American Express Company
American Railroad Express Company
Adama
American
Southern
Wells Fargo
McAdoo
Theatre Palace Hip Opens New Show With Variety Acts
The Palace Hip opens Thursday headlined by Jansen and his Mystery Maids offering mysticism andThe End of War to audiences. The Brigandsa of Seville, a refined operatic quartet, deliver harmonious singing. Edna May-Foster presents singing and comedy. Jimmy Dunn showcases mimicry and instrument imitations. The Xylo Maids perform clever xylophone skits Barbers featuring Christofer and Walton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Hip
Jansen
Seville
Edna May-Foster
Jimmy Dunn
Christofer
Walton
Bissett Urges Sacrificial Resolve for Citizenship
Prof C P Bissett of the University of Washington tells Division No 5 of the Council of Patriotic Service that Americans must be ready to give utmost sons money hopes and aspirations to stand worthy of American ideals at a Thursday night meeting in Redding's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Bissett
University of Washington
Division No. 5
Council of Patriotic Service
Redding's Hall
Beacon Hill bond issue halted by city council
The city will return unopened the state's bid on Beacon Hill bonds and seek legal opinions on authorization validity before proceed. A $300,000 issue was council approved without public vote under charter limits. The stop affects $120,000 Empire Way improvement bonds flagged by the comptroller awaiting capital issues committee review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Fitzgerald
Council Finance Committee
Empire Way Improvement
City Comptroller’s Office
Capital Issues Committee
Caldwell
Labor Men Return Home After AFL Convention Close
ST. PAUL, June 21. The 38th annual American Federation of Labor convention adjourned and members began traveling home. Gompers was re-elected by acclamation. officers include Secretary Frank Morrison Treasurer Daniel J. Tobin and vice presidents Jos. F. Valentine John R. Alpine James Duncan Frank Duffy W. D. Mason Wm. Green Thomas A. Rickert and Jacob Fischer. They will meet at Atlantic City in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Atlantic City
Gompers
Frank Morrison
Daniel J. Tobin
Jos. F. Valentine
John R. Alpine
James Duncan
Frank Duffy
W. D. Mason
Wm. Green
Thomas A. Rickert
Jacob Fischer
Mother's Friend Promises Relief for Expectant Mothers
Anadvertising feature extols Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy aiding pregnancy. It claims to ease nervousness bearing down and stretching pain, softening abdominal muscles, and reducing crisis pain by regular use, with directions to obtain the product and a motherhood guide from Bradfield Regulator Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Ride
Atlanta
Reginate
Thrift Stamp Day Encourages War Effort
A thrift stamp drive urges citizens to buy stamps to support the war effort. The campaign promotes savings and patriotic participation as a practical contribution to national defense.
Seattle Will Sing on Fourth
Seattle groups prepare for a city wide Fourth of July sing along with community bands. Indoor practice at Broadway High Lincoln High Franklin High and Ballard High on June 26. Final outdoor rehearsals in public parks commence the week before July 4 with scheduled times at Mount Baker Park Volunteer Park Woodland Park Ballard and West Seattle Community House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Broadway High
Lincoln High
Franklin High
Ballard High
Mount Baker Park
Volunteer Park
Woodland Park
Ballard
West Seattle Community House
Enrollment tops 36000 at Great Lakes naval station
Great Lakes naval station reports 36 000 recruits in training as of today with thousands sent to sea over the last fourteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Naval Station
Also Mentioned on This Page
Capt. Parsons
Lewis B. Parsons
Parsons
W. Royst
William R. McDonald
Everett
McDonald
Hebberd
James Francis Sullivan
Hellenue Hospital
New York
Weatheater County Hospital
Lealie M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Channell Chemical Co
Chicago
Toronto
London
HY Gilson
George C Taylor
She Rhodes Co
Kodaks
Upper Main Moor
Ecru
Chambray
ST. Paul
Choice
E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Washington St
First Ave
Iss
Ns Cos
Ae Hs
Sterno
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!