Northwest exhibit to fill Pacific Met convention space
The Pacific Northwest Met convention plans a large exhibit occupying 32 percent of a 105000 square foot space. Ira Fry, executive secretary, notes the event is non profit and funded by a $12000 insurance policy. D Pinkerton will oversee entertainment and merchant arrangements for a Moon and showroom event aimed at drawing storekeepers and merchants to the show.
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Pacific Northwest
Ira Fry
First Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Oy D. Pinkerton
Washington
Moon
Seattle plan backed by Chicago hotel leader
Tracy D rake, president of Drake Hoof, endorses Seattle hotel expansion in a Chamber of Commerce letter. He notes Drake Hoof 950 rooms, begun in Chicago last January, supports financing via six day bond sale to build a large, efficient hotel in Seattle.
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Seattle
Tracy Drake
Drake
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Chamber of Commerce
Seatte
Derlying
Tempor Hotel Company
Astral Cat Experiment Hailed as Scientific Ghost Hunt
New York June 21 Dr Hereward Carrington a noted investigator plans to photograph the astral body of a cat at the American Psychical Institute. The experiment uses glass boxes water vapor and anesthetic to separate the astral from the physical body in hopes of capturing radiant outlines on film.
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Jack Darrock
The
United Press
New York
Hereward Carrington
American Psychical Institute
Carrington
Hubbard Wins Air Mail Bid Between Victoria and Seattle
Eddie Hubbard will again hold the air mail contract between Victoria and Seattle. Tuesday was the closing time for bids. No bid other than Hubbard's was received through the local office. He will operate 144 trips during the year to catch departing steamers at Victoria.
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Eddie Hubbard
Victoria
Hubbard
Spangler Delivers Humorous Talk Before Seattle Ad Club
J W Spangler of Seattle National Bank spoke at the Seattle Ad club meeting in the Washington Annex. Carl McCullough of the Pantages theater shared humorous stories. A Tacoma Ad club delegation attended the gathering.
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Seattle
Ad Club
Washington Annex
J. W. Spangler
Seattle National Bank
Carl McCullough
Pantages Theater
Tacoma
High Court Reverses Campion $100,000 Funds ruling
The Oregon Supreme Court reversed Judge Gilliam and ruled the $100,000 in Campion's possession was not property transfer but used to avoid taxation. The decision ends Campion's claim against Dora D. Ranke and notes officials Pot ter and Moff resignations after a street fight refereeing fine.
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Campion
Supreme Court
Mitchell Gilliam
John T. Campion
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co
Dora D. Ranke
Bue
Preme Court
Wallingford Flower Show Carnival and Garden Display
Wallingford plans a Friday night flower display along 45th avenue from Sunnyside to tone way with a street dance featured. The main exhibit will be at 1720 North 45th Street and prizes will be awarded Thursday night before Friday’s display.
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Sunnyside
Tone Way
45Th Ave
Wallingford
Worker Dies From Log Cable Injury
A 40 year old man from Renton died after an accident at Breteen- Post Lumber Co. on Monday afternoon. He was reportedly standing in the belt when a truck struck him, causing fatal head injuries. The body was taken to the local morgue.
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Maley Camp
Hheim
Mt . Heim
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