Meat Control Plan Favored by Federal Trade Chief
Washington June 24 William H Colver chairman of the federal trade commission urged congressional passage of Senator Kenyon's packers control bill. He called it a sane remedy and said violators could have licenses suspended or be placed in receivership under federal supervision. Senator Grenna said the agricultural committee will start work immediately on Kenyon and Kendrick bills.
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Washington
William H. Colver
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Kenyon
Colver
Grenna
Senate Agricultural Committee
Kendrick
Mooney Warns Against Bomb Plot Claims in July 4 Plot
Thomas J. Mooney, in a San Quentin statement, denounces nationwide bomb plot warnings tied to his case as propaganda by business interests. He says labor groups plan peaceful protests and urges that any July 4 explosions would not be caused by his supporters, warning such acts would aid corrupt forces behind his conviction.
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San
Francisco
United Press
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin
Man Freed After Witness Conflicts in Fall Death Case
A roofer W. We b er, 64, was freed after testimony showed the death of Clarence Weat resulted from a fractured skull while recovering from anesthesia, not the fall from Wetzel's car. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John A. Frater built a manslaughter case but a key witness, C. L. Woodruff, testified the death occurred in hospital.
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John A. Frater
Weber
Sixtave
N. W
J.T. Ronald
Wetzel
Ve. N. W
Clarence Weat
Woodruff
Eighth Ave
Woodruffs
Wetsell
Reveamer
Clarence L. Reames
Hundreds of Berry Pickers Sought to Save Raspberry Crop
In Puyallup valley berry harvest near, hundreds of pickers needed to salvage crop. Growers pay 50 cents per crate for shipping berries and 60 cents for canning berries. Gus Anderson invites applicants, aiming to hire at least 20 Seattle pickers and to reassign letters if applications exceed 120.
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Puyallup Valley
Co-Operative Cannerien
Europe
Middle West
Altho
Anderson
Gus Anderson
Route 1
Box 28
Puyallup
Seattle
Secret Home Hair Curl Remedy Featured in Town Shaves
A reader reveals a simple nightly routine using liquid alimerine applied with a toothbrush to the hair. The method promises soft fluffy curls, natural sheen, and livelier texture without heat damage. Olga Ormaboo notices the Vertisement promotes the product.
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Simerine
Olga Ormaboo
Man seeks $2,000 sum paid for Washington restaurant
I Tuibert Tuesday morning filed in superior court to recover $2,000 alleged paid R. Saki and wife for a restaurant at 170 Washington est. June 19. The defendants represented the restaurant on doing a daily busi ness news of between $100 and $150, and, as unencumbered, according to the complaint. Plaintiff alleges that the restaurant really does a daily busi ness of between $40 and $50, is slumping steadily and has many debts. He wants his $2,000 and all conta paid by Saki and wife
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I. Tuibert
R. Saki
Washington
Saki
Cannon to be placed on capital grounds at Olympia
The captured German cannon won by the Washington Victory Loan oversubscription for the 12th district will depart San Francisco and be placed on the Olympia capital grounds around July 1. Seattle subscribed $19,331,260 to the Victory Loan, and the state total was $47,976,350.
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Washington
San Francisco
Olympia
Seattle
Eab
Man seeks mayor’s aid for ex serviceman job in Washington
A Texas resident writes to Seattle’s mayor asking if the city leader knows a Washington farmer willing to hire a capable ex serviceman to fill a plowman role. The note shows Ole Hanson rarely receives personal letters addressed to The Mayor.
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United States
Seattle
Ole Hanson
James L. Kepner
Galventon
Texas
Washington
Jewelry Heist at Richardson Store Two Men Swap Fake Ring
Two men entered M. H. Richardson's jewelry shop at 1408 Second Ave on Saturday night posing as buyers. While a woman came in to have a watch fixed, they swapped a phony paste ring for a 1.3 carat Tiffany diamond. The loss was not found until Tuesday morning.
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M. H. Richardson
Second Ave
Richardson
City prepares illumination for Eastern Star visit
City to be lit for the 16th triennial assembly of the Order of the Eastern Star. The light department will spend $1,200 for special illumination during the members' visit, following a city council vote on Monday.
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Seattle
Board of Public Works
Order of the Eastern Star
Light Department
Suit Over Damages for Truck Demolition by Street Car
Oriental Express Company files for $1 940 damages in superior court Tuesday against Puget Sound Traction Company alleging a street car demolished a truck on Alkiave October 16.
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Alkiave
Superior
Puget Sound Traction Company
Oriental Express Company
Indian Denies Dietz Claims In Federal Trial
Spokane reports in the Dietz trial that Mally Magle Horse a Sioux woman denied Dietz is her brother and William White Bear a former Carlisie student testified Dietz is not the Sioux name alleged. Witnesses include Dietz relatives and Mrs Leanna Lewis defense to prove different Indian origins.
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Spokane
William H
Lone Star) Diets
Rudkin
Mally Magle Horse
Pine Midge
South Dakota
Diets
William White Bear
Carlisie
Leanna Lewis
Witncenes
Eald
Dietz
Girls to Greet Yanks Friday in Seattle War Welcome
About 1000 war camp community service girls will pin roses and greet 325 bronzed veterans of the 146th field artillery as they arrive in Seattle Friday morning. The Eastern Washington men, largely from Walla Walla, will enjoy three hours of festivities including auto rides luncheons showers and theatre parties arranged by the war camp service.
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146Th Field Artillery
Seattle
Washington
Walla Wella
Beattie
War Camp
Occidental
Jackson
Waste of American Money Probed by House Subcommittee
Chairman Royal Johnson leads a special house subcommittee to investigate foreign war expenditures by the War Department. He promises startling disclosures about waste in Magliand France Italy and Russia and plans to probe the reported burning of large quantities of new war supplies near Souilly France.
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Washington
United Preas
War Department
Royal Johnson
House
United States
Magliand
France
Italy
Russia
Johnson
AFEF
Souilly
Two Men Arrested With Weapons and Flags on Ninth Ave
Fred Kusach and George Kucher were arrested at Ninth Ave and Dearborn St early Tuesday by Seret J. J. Haag and Patrolman BF W Pillow. They are held on an open charge after being found with a revolver and two colored handkerchiefs and one white handkerchief.
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Fred Kusach
George Kucher
Ninth Ave
Dearborn St
Seret
J. J. Haag
BF. W. Pillow
Seattle Actors Stage First Annual Ball at Masonic Temple
The Seattle theatre community closes its season with a first annual ball at the Masonic Temple starting Thursday night at 9:30. Acts from Ladell and Follette to Ruth Renick join a full chorus from the Orpheum and Oak houses as hosts Newell Miller Joe Carter Howard Russell Vic Gauntlett Carl Reiter and others supervise. Music by Harold Weeks Jazz Artists sets the dance through 2 a.m. Friday with strong local talent and featured acts from multiple venues. A separate Paris dispatch reports a shooting in barracks at Compiegne where a soldier wounded one comrade fatally and another was badly hurt.
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Ladell and Follette
Empire Comedy
Pantages
Monte Carter
Blanche Gilmour
Newell Miller
The
Wilkes
Joe Carter
Oak
Howard Russell
Wilkes Company
Vic Gauntlett
Metropolitan
Levy
Orpheum
Carl Reiter
Moore
Harold Weeks
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