Retail Grocers Discuss Credit Convention in Salt Lake City
June 25 Salt Lake City United Press reports retail grocers from 48 states met at the Hotel Utah to review postwar business efficiency and conditions. John W. Wilcox opened the session as Utah Retail Merchants' president while Salt Lake Mayor W. Mont Ferry welcomed delegates.
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Salt Lake City
Uaited
Utah
John W. Wilcox
Utah Retail Merchants’ Association
W. Mont Ferry
Salt Lake
A. Emer
National Association of Retail Grocers
Rainier Valley Fiesta Planned for July In Columbia District
The fourth annual Rainier Valley fiesta is scheduled for the latter part of July on Rainier Ave in the Columbia district business area. The timing comes from resolutions adopted by the Young Men's Business Club of the section.
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Rainier Valley
Rainier Ave
Columbia District
Young Men's Business Club
Edward McDonald Dies at 44 in Georgetown Home
The body of Edward McDonald aged 44 was found last Saturday at his home 4915 Brandon Street Georgetown undertaking parlors awaiting funeral arrangements. Funeral services for Michael B. Peter aged 78 who died at his home 843 Trenton Street last Sunday will be held Wednesday at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes South Park.
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Edward M'Donald
Edward McDonald
Brandon St
Georgetown
Michael B. Peter
Trenton St
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
South Park
Tacoma Slayer Hamby Sentenced to Death in Brooklyn Bank Slayings
Gordon Fawcett Hamby alias Jay B Allen was convicted of first degree murder for killing two East Brooklyn Savings Bank employees last December and stolen $13,000. He faces the electric chair and is linked to murders in Tacoma and bank robberies in Omaha Chicago St Paul Los Angeles and Oklahoma City. He denies drugs and tobacco use and says he never swears.
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Gordon Fawcett Hamby
Jay B. Allen
East Brooklyn Savings Bank
Tacoma
Wash
Omaha
Chicago
St. Paul
Los Angeles
Oklahoma City
Haenby
Brooklyn
Allen
America
Alberta
Canada
Davia
Davis
Camp Lewis to remain at full size after rumor
Tacoma dispatch reports the War Department will keep Camp Lewis intact at more than 60 000 acres. Officials say they never heard of any plan to reduce the camp and see no likelihood the idea will be supported.
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Tacoma
Camp Lewis
War Department
Duwamish Valley Pioneers to Meet at Woodland Park Reunion
The annual reunion and picnic of Duwamish valley pioneers is set for Friday in Woodland Park. Last year about 75 alumni attended and nearly as many are expected this year as the Star advertising outlook encourages readers.
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Duwamish Valley
Woodland Park
Fugitive Simon Gun A-Noot Surrenders After 14 Years
Prince Rupert British Columbia June 25 Simon Gun A-Noot an Indian and alleged murderer who had been in hiding for fourteen years surrendered to provincial police at Hazelton local reports indicate he gave himself up to authorities after a long fugitive life in the region
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Simon Gun
A-Noot
Hazelton
Annual Salvation Army sale to feature crafts and treats
Ice cream and candy, fancy knit work and useful articles will be among items disposed of at the Ladies' Home League annual sale of the No.1 corps. The event takes place Thursday afternoon and evening at the army hall on Fifth Ave and Washington St.
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Ladies’ Home League
No. 1 Corps
Salvation Army
Army Hall
Fifth Ave
Washington St
Tanlac hailed as wonder medicine by Seattle man
Erick A. Palmer of Empire Laundry credits Tanlac with a dramatic health turn, gaining 25 pounds after severe illness post flu. He describes relief from stomach pain, backache, headaches, constipation, sleep problems, and renewed appetite. He plans to buy more for his wife. Bartell Drug Stores distribute Tanlac in Seattle.
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Erick A. Palmer
Tthe Empire Laundry
Weller Street
Bartells Drug Store
Seattle
Tanlac
Bartell Drug Stores
Wilson Plans League Fight Ahead of Tour
President Wilson’s country tour will hinge on senate reports on the league of nations. The White House faces slim votes on separating the treaty and covenant, the Fall resolution, and ratification prospects. He will push a clear choice: accept the treaty with the league or reject it and risk a separate peace.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
Senate
League of Nations
League
French Hotel Men Move to Ban Neutrals in Paris
A nationwide French movement seeks to keep hotels for French guests. Swiss manager M. Schwelter retires from Hotel Maurice after 13 years at the helm. Other neutral workers exit as demobilized staff return to work at double pay.
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Paris
France
M. Schwelter
Maurice
Telegrams by train charged in telegraph strike
P C O Connor and T J Coffee officials of the striking telegraphers accuse Western Union and Postal Telegrams of routing messages between San Francisco and Los Angeles by train messengers. They charge all New York to San Francisco telegrams are sent via Los Angeles and brought by train in violation of federal law.
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United Press
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Here
Los Angeles
P. C. O'Connor
T. J. Coffee
New York
Trial Delay In Weaver Case Court Postponed
The Frank Weaver murder trial is delayed to Thursday due to illness in Mrs. Carmody, wife of deputy prosecutor John J. Carmody who is handling the case.
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Frank Weaver
Carmody
John JD. Carmody
Seattle Chamber Plans Outing Deluxe to Olympic Peninsula
The members' council of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce will organize a three day junket titled outing deluxe. The trip runs July 3 to July 6 with departure by steamer at midnight July 3 from Seattle.
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Olympic Peninsula
Seattle
Death by self administration at White House hotel
Frank Malone a boilermaker of 6238 Stanley Jr died by drinking carbolic acid in a room at the White House hotel on Tuesday. His sister Hazel Malone of Havelock, Nebraska, is listed as his nearest relative.
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Frank Malone
Stanley Jr
White House
Hazel Malone
Havelock
Neb
Lingerie Crepe Fabrics Offered by Vendor
The notice describes attractive cotton fabric in demand for women's undergarments and night gowns. It highlights a new shipment of pleasing patterns on white and colored backgrounds in 28 inch wide weaves and urges readers to make selections now.
Amazon Wife Forces Juror Duty Challenge
A husband pleads unfitness to serve on a jury before Superior Judge Walter M. French as his wife dominates the scene. The judge ultimately allows the man to be exempt for ten days, while witnesses note the wife’s decisive influence in the exchange.
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Walter M. French
Tobacco Habit Dangers Highlighted by Doctor Connor
Dr Connor of Johns Hopkins warns that nicotine use harms men and vows there is a cure. A forthcoming notice promises readers details on nicotine poisoning and a method to quit using Nicotol tablets with directions.
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Doctor Connor
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Connor
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