Arrest of Pro-German First Mate on the Justin
First mate Herberger of the line steamer Justin was arrested by Department of Justice officials and detained under Washington orders on Saturday night as the ship prepared to depart for Oriental ports. A German by birth and longtime coast mariner, he had been employed by major lines out of Seattle and faced possible naturalization cancellation by government authorities.
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Alteger
Herberger
Justin
Department of Justice
Washington
Berger
Ves
Oriental
Poslam Vital To Suffer From Eczema
Eczema relief promised by Poslam for immediate comfort and itching relief. Apply to burned areas for soothing effect. claims of rapid improvement and safe short treatment for minor troubles. advertisement mentions free samples and a New York address.
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Sam
7Th St
New York
Open Nostrils End a Cold or Catarrh
A brief ad promising instant relief from nasal congestion and head colds. It touts Ely's Cream as a fragrant antiseptic to apply in the nostrils, claiming it clears air passages and relieves mucous, dryness, and breathing difficulty.
Lawmakers Push Small Claims Court and Auto Bond Plan
Legislative notes from Olympia report Senate passage of a court of small claims bill aimed at justice for disputes under $25 without lawyers. Sides fear fees and real estate transfer control by a few leaders. Also approved Carlyon auto license bonding and Groff oil rights measures despite opposition. relief funds awarded to Arvid Rydstrom and labor amendments pass.
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Star Bureau
State Capitol
Olympia
House
Court of Small Claims
Senate
Carlyon
DIL
Dan Landon
King
Acid stomach dangers linked to ulcers and indigestion
An authority warns that chronic acid stomach causes dyspepsia gas and gastritis with ulcers. It recommends neutralising with hot water and Bisulated Magnesia after meals, plus magnesia baths, as a safe non laxative remedy from druggists.
Children Must Attend School to Age Eighteen
In Olympia on March 4 the senate passed a bill making it mandatory for all minors to attend school until age eighteen. It amends the previous barefoot school bill allowing exit after eighth grade or by age fourteen. A four hour weekly part time vocational program is required after the fourteenth year in certain districts.
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Olympia
Senate
House
Senate Committees On
Jester taunts Henry Huntington over Poe unsigned copy
In Los Angeles on March 4 a lighthearted jab targets Henry E. Huntington noting he paid 11 600 dollars for a 93 year old copy of Poe Tam erlane, while a fresh edition sells for five cents at any bookstore.
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Los Angeles
Henry E. Huntington
Poe
Alleged Thief Held in City Jail
Sam A. Throckmorton, 29, was charged with stealing an automobile and held in the city jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Sam A. Throckmorton
Maciniat
Lavalliere Stolen From Ha Dolyne Residence
A lavalliere set with pearls and $20 in cash were stolen from the Ha dolyne residence of Mrs. J. W. bur s on Sunday night according to the report.
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Hadolyne
J. W. Burs
Senate Adopts Syndicalists' Bill Changes in Olympia
In Olympia on March 4 a statewide senate action repealed the syndicalism bill vetoed by Governor Lister and substituted a fairer measure. The Judiciary committee draft makes it a felony to advocate crime or violence for political or industrial reform and repeals the 1919 syndicalism law. The shift follows protests by labor leaders and the Walla Walla episode.
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Olympia
Lister
Judiciary Committee
Walla Walla
Wiliam Short
State Federation of Labor
Ernest Maresh
Senate
Marines Modest, Says Col McLemore on Service Values
Col A C McLemore, on a tour of Marine recruiting stations, lauds the Marines as a steadfast force in wars and urges all to understand the globe, anchor and eagle insignia. He led the postwar recruitment drive and now advocates careful enlistment for sea service.
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United States Marine
A. C. McLemore
United States “Marine
Col. McLemore
America
McLemore
Auto Men Meet and Banquet at Army and Navy Club
More than 250 motor car dealers and salesmen gathered for a banquet emphasizing cooperation and fair dealing. Speakers included J. C. Fox Pierce-Arrow representative B G Hoffman Seattle Motor Car Dealers Association and Col K H Hartley Everett who drew contrasts with the lumber industry.
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Beattie
Army and Navy Club
J. C. Fox
Northwest Motor Company
B. G. Hoffman
Pierce- Arrow
Seattle Motor Car Dealers’ Association
W. A. Wicks
Franklyn Wicks Co
P. F E. Sanda
Automobile Department
Frank Waterhouse Company
Washington Automobile Chamber of Commerce
You Must Know Your Car If You Want a License
Automobile owners must know their car make or file a weight certificate from a weighmaster to obtain a license at the county auditor. Delays occurred as owners learned these rules. Fees vary by weight and include trucks hearses ambulances and heavy vehicles. 685 machines received licenses yielding $10 289 35 in fees an average of 15 04 per car up 223 percent from last year. The increase funds state road building and maintenance.
Seven Seattle Men Named Supercargoes
Washington dispatch reports seven Seattle men awarded supercargo positions in the U.S. merchant marine after 12,600 applications and 200 vacancies. Named are H. O. Lyall, R. J. Cornell, Frank Moulter, F. Nylander, Karl Townsend, George Hintz, and Nat U. Brown. Townsend and Hintz promoted to supervising supercargoes. Brown previously served as secretary to Senator Jones of Washington.
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Washington
Seattle
U. S. Merchant Marine
H. O. Lyall
R. J. Cornell
Frank Moulter
Nylander
Karl Townsend
George Hintz
Nat U. Brown
Townsend
Hintz
Brown
Senator Jones
Wash
Tiz Foot Comfort Ad Promises Pain Free Feet
An old advertisement touts Tiz as a miracle tonic for sore tired feet. It claims relief from burning feet, corns, blisters, and bunions, promising rest and comfort after work or long walking. The copy urges readers to buy a 25 cent box from druggists or department stores to enjoy a year of foot comfort.
Divines Withdraw From Seattle Federation Meeting
During a Monday Plymouth church session of the Seattle Ministerial Federation, Rev. J. W. Hannon of Olympic Court United Presbyterian and Rev. H. L. Wilhelm of Pallard Presbyterian withdrew and said they would no longer be identified with the federation over the strike controversy.
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Plymouth Church
Seattle
Ihs
BR. Helville
Yealer Presbyterian Church
League of Nations
Federation
Wilson
Soap Free Hair Care Tip From A Practical Ad
A 19th or early 20th century style ad advises using plain refined coconut oil instead of soaps or shampoos. It warns soaps contain alkali that dries scalp and hair. Coconut oil allegedly cleanses, lathers, rinses easily, leaves hair soft, fluffy, and manageable while removing dust and dandruff.
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Taylor
True
Spokane
Arvid Rydstrom
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Pike Street
Mutual Savings
Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association
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M’lemore
Hartley
K. H. Hartley
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Eldridge
Eldridge Buick Company
Novelty Mills Co
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Divines
Northwest
Star
Violet Plum
FE. L. Dyer
Firetave
N. W
Bleitz- Rafferty
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
J. J. Smediey
N. 89Th St
The
Seattle National Bank Bond Department
Second Ave
Columbia St
Dr. Sipes
Sipes
Boston Dental Company
Bon Marche
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