Another June Bride in Capital
Miss Nina Van Arsdale will wed Mr. Vernon West in Washington becoming one of the capital’s prettiest June brides. Her engagement ring features a large central diamond surrounded by four bars of aerial diamonds.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
13
Miss Nina Van Arsdale will wed Mr. Vernon West in Washington becoming one of the capital’s prettiest June brides. Her engagement ring features a large central diamond surrounded by four bars of aerial diamonds.
Sheriff Shattuck of Kitsap County consults with Faank Williams and Morton Cleveland, sons of a local rancher, as he tracks their movements since June 1. Arrested after a robbery, they remain under investigation while authorities seek where they were before. Cleveland's body was found after the youths were jailed.
A health tip urges using Sargel tablets with every meal to restore flesh after illness. It claims Sargel mixes with blood to extract fats sugars and starches and reassemble them for easy absorption, accelerating weight regain.
Dr. Charles E. North, a New York milk authority visiting Seattle, urges compulsory pasteurization as a model used in Eastern cities to protect public health. He criticizes Seattle's cautious approach, cites Poughkeepsie outbreak lessons, and praises New York’s milk depots reducing infant deaths.
New York June 25 The fate of Charles F Becker former NY police lieutenant may be decided by the US Supreme Court Attorneys planned to seek review citing a Sing Sing convict Josh Murphy letter claiming Bald Jack Rose Bridgie Webber and Harry Wallon planned to frame Becker before his arrest The framing allegedly discussed while the trio were confined in the Tombs on suspicion of knowledge about the Rosenthal murder.
Jack Steely, sought in Stevens Point on June 25, lured about 100 Italians from Chicago with promises of work. He collected sums up to 15 dollars from each, paid their own travel, then disappeared. The group returned to Chicago quietly.
Washington state politics show delegates and factions split over the progressive movement. Senator Miles Poindexter, a self described progressive, seeks re election as a Republican while opponents tally 130,479 Jones votes against 214,800 opposed largely due to divided opposition. The piece argues a proportional representation fix is needed and notes plans to back progressive Republicans in upcoming primaries.
The June bride procession will feature campaigner Mrs. Jessie Hardy Stubbs of Washington, D.C. She will wed Benton MacKaye of the United States Department of Agriculture late in June, tying notable suffragist to a government official.
James Bell was arrested at Laurier and opium valued around $2,000 seized. The haul was smuggled in a false-bottomed grip marking the first such seizure in seven years in the district.
George Stimble, a switchman for the C. M. & St. P railroad, collapsed on the track and was struck by an approaching train in Everett, dying after the heart attack.
Albert Craig, 74, who runs a confectionery store at 2509 Beacon Ave., is jailed after a Thursday night shooting at Harry Dittebrandt, 19, of 2333 14th Ave. 8. Craig had argued over 15 cents and previously faced two similar arrests.
A newspaper advertisement promises removal of freckles using ethine double strength. It claims daily night and morning applications will fade dark spots and clear complexions, with a money back guarantee if it fails to work.
The King County Democratic club holds its weekly Saturday noon luncheon at Good Eats cafeteria. Professor H. H. Smith and Arthur E. Nafe will speak, with Mme. Mary Louise Clary scheduled to sing.
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