Runaway Boys From Washington Home Found Near Pontiac
Seven boys under twelve who fled the Washington Children's Home Wednesday were found two miles east of Pontiac on Lake Washington Thursday morning. They claimed to seek a military training camp and spent the night in the woods. The group included Earl Danforth Walter Ames Elmer Barger Glen Barger Clarence Wilbur Charles Shultz and Harry Algor.
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Washington Children’s Home
Pontiac
Lake Washington
Earl Danforth
Walter Ames
Elmer Barger
Glen Barger
Clarence Wilbur
Charles Shultz
Harry Algor
Johnson Rejects Stays on Executions in Millionaire Slaying
Sacramento March 2. Gov Johnson refuses to stay the executions of Witt and Oxnam, sentenced to death tomorrow for killing a Los Angeles millionaire last summer.
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Sacramento
Johnson
Witt and
Oxnam
Los Angeles
Women in Seattle denounce Gill and back Griffiths for mayor
The Women's Good Government league met at Washington Annex to endorse Austin Griffiths for mayor and condemn Mayor Gill. They cite vice issues, Prohibition enforcement failures, and the sheriff's arrests as proof Gillism harms the city. call for Gill’s ouster. Annie Abbott billed as the Georgia Magnet headlines at the Alhambra.
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Women's Good Government League
Washington Annex
Austin EB. Griffiths
Seattle
Austin
Griffithe
Gill
Eope
Annie Abbott
Alhambra
Thurelay
Get Rid of Piles at Home with Pyramid Pile Treatment
An advertisement promises quick relief from piles without surgery. It claims the treatment reduces congested veins, offers a free trial, and later a regular package for 60 cents. It urges sending a coupon and notes availability at Grue stores.
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Grue
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid Ride
Marshall
Mick
Carl Schermer’s big Firet Avenue sale event opens Saturday
Carl Schermer announces a major sale at his Firet Avenue clothing store with doors closed for two days of preparation. Windows already tell the story and advertise the event, with details promised in Friday’s Star.
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Carl Schermer
Candidates in a lively tilt at the university library
A lively political session at the University branch library featured clashes among candidates Stugh C Caldwell and Bradford then F J Brown and Councilman Fitz Gerald with Otto A Cane as a feature. The debate included remarks from Mayor Griffiths and rival Austin Griffiths and accusations over city light plant dealings.
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University Branch
Stugh C. Caldwell
Corportion
Bradford
F J. Brown
Fitsgerald
Aldelight
Otto A. Cane
Austin BE. Griffiths
Miradford
Seattle Electric Co
Hiradford
Corporation Counsel's
Beattle Electric Co
Caldwell
Caldwell & Riddell
John A. Colman
Riddell
U. S
Scott Bones
E. J. Brown
C. B. Fitzgerald
Pitegerald
Otto A. Case
Council
Commercial Club
Austin I. Griffiths
Gill
Griffiths
Largest Flower in the World Grows in Sumatra
A colossal bloom in Sumatra reaches a record size with a height of a yard and a weight of about 15 pounds. It captures visits by researchers and tourism as the rare plant unfolds its giant blossom in the tropical habitat.
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Sumatra
Pacific Coast Faces Largest Cheese Famine Since Early Days
Seattle dealers announce a country wide shortage as the Pacific Coast faces a severe cheese famine. The report notes this as the biggest since early cheese eaters arrived by ox teams.
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Pacific Coast
Seattle
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