Seattle Teachers Diploma Hold Up Amid State Probe
The Seattle school board heard that 27 diplomas for extension work may not be granted as the state board of education probes the certifying method. Teachers asked for pay during absences but were refused. About $7,000 in fees to Wil lam F Parish and James Hever were paid by teachers who were told the extension work would yield diplomas. The board questioned legality since students did not spend 36 weeks in residence study. The matter rests with the state board. The board also voted to add a domestic science department at Mc Donald school and favored unifying school lunch rooms. Vacation schools opened in six high schools with 725 enrolled for high school work at Broadway and 1,500 for elementary study.
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Seattle
Bean of Education
Willam F. Parish
James Hever
Bellingham
McDonald School
Broadway
Forest Club Book Is Off the Press
The Forest Club Annual, a 100 page college of forestry publication at the University of Washington, has just been released. It is edited and published entirely by students of the forestry department, former students, and faculty members.
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Forest Club
College of Forestry
University of Washington
Forentry
Barbers Urged to Renew Licenses at Local Shop
Barbers owed for license renewal may apply at Cohn's barber shop 919 Second Ave Tuesday and Wednesday. A A Giersch from the board of barber examiners will accept cards. Licenses overdue since June 18 face state law arrest. Seattle doctors hosted visiting physicians at Knights of Columbus hall as they head to the Canadian Medical Association convention in Vancouver BC.
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Cohn
Second Ave
A. A. Giersch
Board of Barber Examiners
Seattle
Knights of Columbus
Canadian Mediical Association
Vancouver
B. C
Case of Japan seen by Vanderlip party in Tokyo
Harry F. Benedict reports on the Vanderlip delegation's conference with Japanese leaders in Tokyo. Fujiyama outlines Japan's delicate position between East and West, reliance on imports, population growth, and the plea for sympathetic economic aid without seeking political expansion.
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Japan
Vanderlip Party
Harry F. Benedict
Frank A. Vanderlip
Seattle
Benedict
Amd
Tokyo
China
Manchuria
Mongolia
Siberia
Fujiyama
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce
Far
East
Mr. Fujiyama
America
Bhein
Apan
Defender of Wife Freed in California Murder Trial
William J. Forbes, mining operator and ex postmaster, was acquitted of murder in Hanford California. A jury found Forbes not guilty after he testified that Clarence R. Eaton tried to steal his wife and children’s love. Forbes said he shot Eaton during a confrontation at his home on January 29.
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Hanford
Cal
Willam J. Forbes
Clarence R. Eaton
Forbes
Deeth
Nev
Eaton
Ole Calls for Car Line Repudiation and Seattle Plea
In a fervent appeal TEASDALE of Seattle argues for repudiation of a city car line deal. He attacks agents, cites costs from repairs and lawsuits, and warns of inaction by officials and business leaders. He vows further action if his current effort fails, ending with a Seattle plea.
Rhodes Co Sale Attracts Steady Interest Despite ShortTime
Since the store opened Monday morning customers have shown steady interest in the Rhodes Co sale. The four assortments offer unusual value through economy and timeliness with ample inducements to buy now. The sale will continue through Wednesday.
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Ince
Dainty Serve Aprons Featured In Plaid Percale
New aprons named Dainty-Serve touted for dainty style and utility. Made of fine percale with square neck kimono sleeves and belt, they feature a left side taper to the waist and two pockets. Available in pink blue and lavender plaids in small, medium and large sizes.
Captain Payne Named Pacific Coast Recruiting Chief
Portland June 22 Captain J Howard Payne appointed supervisor of the recruiting service for the Pacific coast with headquarters in Seattle The northern and southern districts are combined and Payne will supervise sea service and sea training bureaus from San Diego to Puget Sound.
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Portland
J. Howard Payne
Pacific Coast
Seattle
Capt. Payne
Sea Service
Maid Disappears Champagne Sherry and Gin from Home
Martha Jones a maid said her gentlemen friends like fine liquor and she likes fine clothes as explanation for the disposal of 24 quarts of imported champagne 18 of sherry and five of gin from her employer's house. She was held for a grand jury.
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New York
Martha Jones
Silk Petticoats in Semi Annual Readjustment Sale
A semi annual stock readjustment in our Silk Petticoat Section offers about five hundred silk petticoats at reduced prices. The groups include 1920 fashions in silk taffeta Floris wale and silk jersey with hem stitched, tucked, embroidered and trimmed flounces and elastic fitted tops.
Golf Interfering With Whisky Sales Draws Complaint
An unnamed man called The Star to complain that a bootlegger paused a whisky sale to play golf. He said the bootlegger told him to wait as he was on his way to the links. The informant kept his name secret.
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Star
San Francisco observes day of mourning for J Frank Sheridan
San Francisco police and superior courts closed in tribute after the death of veteran reporter J Frank Sheridan reported yesterday. In Danville Kentucky a syndicate alleged to have stolen 125000 dollars worth of goods from freight cars during a switchmen strike was broken up by officers.
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San Francisco
J. Frank Sheridan
Danville
Police Buck at Buck's Request
In South Bend Indiana in June, Joseph Buck asked police to search with a straw hat for his money after a circus trick. Officers searched but did not find Buck's money.
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South Bend
Ind
Joseph Buck
Buck
Hair Keeps Beautifully With Merine Wave Styling
A vintage note touts merine as a harmless styling aid to create a lasting wave in hair. It promises sleek, silky results that resist wind and moisture and require little upkeep, with effects lasting weeks when applied carefully to clean hair.
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Lon
Grunba
Pike Fco
Sloan
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Harry E. Benedict
Russia
England
Germany
East Pine
Corner
Melrose
Piper & Taft
Hudsons, Columbias
Hendersons
Miamis
Waverlys
Excelsior Motorcycle & Bicycle CO
Elliott
Ole
Europe
Canada
Australasia
Stone & Webster
Associated Industries
Meier
The
Rhodes Co
J. H. Payne
Boldt's
Pike Tamati
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