Tacoma man heads Eagles at state convention
Harry Byram of Tacoma was elected head of the Eagles of the state at a two day convention in Aberdifen. Crawford White of Seattle named vice president. Bellingham chosen for next year’s convention with officers including Chaplain BE C Colfer, secretary Frank Dowd, treasurer SA Hoag, conductor O S Rambo, inside guard Walter A Wood, outside guard Mr Wagner, trustees Douglas Lewis Renton John Gronow Aberdeen and George Hamft Kent. Delegates at large to the Newark national Eagles convention in August were William Linnahan Everett and G Brager Olympia.
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Rambo
Tenino
Walter A. Wood
Bellingham
Mr. Wagner
Anacortea
Douglas Lewis
Renton
John Gronow
Aberdeen
George Hamft
Kent
William Linnahan
Everett
G. Brager
Olympia
Newark
N. J
Ruth School for Girls Fund Drive Reported
A public meeting at the First Presbyterian church raised 1044 dollars toward the Ruth School for Girls. The Protestant institution planned to open July 1 at 3404 1 68th Street, aiming to save delinquent girls.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Pleads Not Guilty in Opium Smuggling Case
Alexander T. Eckoff, under grand jury indictment for smuggling crude opium into the United States, pleaded not guilty before Federal Judge Neterer. Trial set for June 28. Eckoff was recently acquitted by a federal jury on similar charges.
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Alexander T. Eckoff
United States
Neterer
Eckoff
P O Inspector Tours Seattle District
P O Inspector Charles Riddiford visits Seattle on an inspection tour. He heads the district with headquarters in Spokane and recently arrived in Washington from Atlanta Georgia.
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P.O
Charles Riddiford
Post Office
Seattle
Spokane
Riddiford
Washington
Atlanta
Beer Sale Rules to Be Issued Soon
Washington dispatch says regulations governing the manufacture and sale of beer as medicine will be issued soon by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Commissioner David H. Blair intimated the move today.
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Washington
Bureau of Internal Revenue
David H. Blair
Pedestrians Struck by Automobiles in 1921 Records
Adelbert Gamner 10 was struck by a car driven by Mead of Sedro Woolley late Tuesday near Fifth Ave and University St. He was taken to Seattle General Hospital with head and elbow bruises. John Verveek, near the port dock Pier A, was knocked down on Garfield St Bridge by an auto driven by B J Morris of Union St. Morris said Mrs Verveek walked into the path after ignoring signals. She was uninjured.
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Adelbert Gamner
Mead
Sedro-Woolley
Twesty
Fifth Ave
University St
Seattle General Hospital
John Verveek
Port Commission Dock
Pier A
Garfield St. Bridge
B. J. Morris
Union St Mra
Verveek
Morris
State's Money Is Squandered by Hall Armstrong
The article reports Governor Hart appointees to a permanent tax reduction board with little attendance in Olympia. Officials debate tax cuts, expose payroll manipulation, and note new hires while salaries rise. Critics call for a new taxation system and tighter control of public funds.
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Olympia
Hart
Thi
Ctty
Tax Reduction Board of Nine
Method of Pay Out Up to Localities
Proposal by E Shorrock Seattle school board president aims at reducing salaries of public servants. Local boards will decide method, whether horizontal cuts or pruning dead timber and consolidations. Taxation bodies are urged to act decisively to save money and meet a public demand.
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E. Shorrock
Seattle
Olympia
Shorrock
Enlarge Welcome on Mat for Fleet Men
City club and fraternal groups invite representatives to a 4 p.m. Friday meeting to devise a plan for extending a cordial welcome to Pacific fleet officers and sailors now in port or due to arrive this summer. California cities have used similar efforts to keep the fleet mainly stationed there.
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Seattle
California
Mrs J P Roy praises Taniac for rheumatism relief
Mrs J P Roy of Seattle credits Taniac with dramatic improvement after a long battle with rheumatism and stomach distress. She says surgery, medicines, and diet failed, while Taniac restored appetite, digestion, and mobility. Bartell Drug Stores and leading druggists in Seattle sell Taniac.
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Seattle
Taniac
J. P. Roy
Borenave
Bartell Drug Stores
Moonshine Raids Involve Three Arrests At City Addresses
Dry squad agents seized two complete stills and five gallons of moonshine in a raid Tuesday night at 424 Columbia Street. Tom Makafuka aged 38 and Y Oka aged 40 were arrested and held without bail for federal prosecution. Twenty gallons of moonshine and 800 gallons of mash were destroyed. A Hayes aged 37 was arrested at 1930 Seventh Avenue and two gallons of whisky seized. he was released on $500 bail. A separate brief from St Louis notes a teen girl, Mrs Daniel BE Miller aged 17, paroled after admitting she had previously confessed to save her mother Mrs Lillian Woodcock who serves 10 years in a related death case.
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Columbia St
Tom Makafuka
Y. Oka
A. Hayes
Seventh Ave
Hayes
ST. Louis
Daniel BE. Miller
Lillian Woodcock
Broderick
Battle Ceases When Chow Call Sounds
The China club reports that fighting pauses at the chow call as troops in the Lo Wu area would halt fire for meals. Bo notes W. E. Priestly spoke Tuesday noon, addressing the club about Chinese forces in the north and south engaging in war.
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Lo Wu
W. E. Priestly
China Club
Dinner for 6000 Gobs on Fourth Dinner guests to be ferried from Camp Lewis
More than 6000 sailors will be the guests of the Associated Industries at a large July 4 dinner. The group will supply gasoline and oil to fuel trucks carrying soldiers from Camp Lewis. Venue not yet set, with the Beil Street terminal roof a possibility.
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Ruesta
The
Associated Industries
Camp Lewis
Beil St. Terminal
Bake Oven Therapy Promises Relief for Many Ailments
Dr Loughney promotes a Bake Oven treatment claimed to ease gout rheumatism arthritis and numerous conditions. Offices listed at 406 Olive St Seattle opposite Times Building with nurse staff and hours from 9 to 6 daily Sundays 9 to 12. Sanitarium in Kirkland accepts invalid or bedridden cases and offers literature on request.
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Loughney
Olive Bt
Seattle
Kirkland
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Emery Olmstead
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Owl
Owl Drug Stores
the Owl Drug Co
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Hal Armstrong
Peyroll
David R. McGinnis
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Plapao CO
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St Louis
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Second Ave
Gobs
Peurttia Bright
Westlake Ave
Westlake
Pine Street
HE Hahn
New York
Navy
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H. T. Harvey
Michigan State Board Dental Examiners
Eitel
Second
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