Tindall Praised for Anti Jap Legislation Victory
After passage of the anti Japanese bill, the Anti Japanese league lauded Councilman Philip Tindall for his work and thanked The Seattle Star for its role. The resolutions praise Tindall's pre election efforts and sacrifices, crediting him with the victory in the state legislature.
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Anti Japanese League
Philip Tindall
Star
Anti Egese
Tie Star
Board of Trustees
Seattle Star
Lgned
Bert C. Ross
Robt
BE. Green
Man With a Brand New Alibi
Chicago report says Dr. Rudolph Albert Gries arrested for shoplifting confessed a terminal disease and claimed to surround himself with art subjects. Police found a roomful of replicas and facial portraits in his apartment as part of the alleged alibi.
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Chicago
Rudolph Albert Gries
Alleged Perjurer Granted New Trial in City Building Case
Cal Smiley, brick contractor, convicted of perjury over statements about a building he worked on, was granted a new trial by Presiding Judge King Dyke Thursday.
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Cal Smiley
King Dykeman Thureday
Nelse Christensen Dies on Operating Table at City Hospital
Nelse Christensen, 78, died Thursday on the operating table at City Hospital. He is survived by his widow Mrs Sophie Christensen of 1419 FE Madison St. Funeral services at 2 pm Sunday at Bonney Watson chapel.
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Nelse Christensen
Once Hospital
Sophie Christensen
Madison St
Bonney-Watson Chapel
Playwright Theatre Trials New London Works
London producers test untried plots with a one day show at Playwright Theatre. Misa Irene Hentachel confirms cast and burden fall on the producer if the play passes a teat.
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London
Misa Irene Hentachel
Darken Hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound
A home method uses sage tea with added sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. The Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drug stores promises natural looking, even coloring after a few applications, with the caveat it is not a medicine.
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Wyeth
Man's Hard Skull Stop Bullet Hits Forehead in Winsted
In Winsted Connecticut on March 4 a 22 caliber bullet struck Philip Niebelow at close range and flattened on his forehead without cracking the skull. Alleged shooter Stanley Stacht was held under ball.
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Winsted
Conn
Fred
Philip Niebelow
Stanley Stacht
Acquitted of Shoplifting In Local Court
Mia La Ona Loreles, a moving picture house pianist and music teacher, was acquitted by a jury after about three hours of deliberation in Judge Boyd J. Tallman’s court. The state’s witnesses admitted shoplifting, claiming they sold items to Mrs Lovelee, who denied knowledge of theft. The jury consisted of 12 men.
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Mia Laona Loreles
Moving Picture House
Boyd J. Tallman
This Man Sure Had His Nerve With Him
A London wife sought a summons from Willesden magistrate after alleging her husband assaulted her for refusing to sign a New Year’s agreement. The proposed terms barred visiting her neighbor, speaking in the street, and seeing her mother until death.
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London
Willesden
300000 Loan Fee to Introduce King of Spain
Paris report states Trince Antoine of Orleans faced a court action over a $300,000 payment alleged as a loan for introducing a member of Mayen & Bon to the king of Spain. Antoine says the money was a fee for his services and he delivered the introduction.
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Spain
Paris
Trince Antoine
Orleans
Mayen & Bon
Spirit Spirit Says Death by Own Action Was a Big Mistake
The spirit of Professor Thomas Lynn Bradshaw, who killed himself in Detroit to prove communication with the living, tells Mrs. Carlton in Detroit that the act was a mistake and that he is unhappy. The message was delivered through a tin horn in a darkened room with guests present.
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Carlton
Let Ave. N
Thomas Lynn Bradshaw
Detroit
Latest Hat Makes Eyes Mysterious
London reports the new winter hat for women features a lace brim flare that frames the eyes for an air of mystery. The vell mask style is seen on hats, becoming and popular as it hides one eye and parts of the other in a refined, understated fashion.
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London
Women to Build 15-Story Club Building in New York
Plans are in place for a 15 story club building for women in New York at a cost of 1 500 000 dollars. The site is on West Fifty seventh street near Seventh avenue.
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New York
West Fifty Seventh Street
Seventh Avenue
New Method for Mending Leaks Causes Kitchen Rescue
William Grey found a leak in his automobile fuel tank and attempted soldering at his kitchen stove. The resulting explosion drew police and calmed nearby residents as officials investigated the incident in New York.
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New York
Wiliam Grey
J’olice
Fitzgerald Promises Tax Cuts in City Council Bid
Former Mayor C B Fitzgerald urged taxes must be lowered at a North Inn meeting on Thursday. He claimed municipal government costs are high and pledged to write a budget cutting city expenditures by 600000 to 1000000 dollars, noting the street railway as a paid basis.
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C. B. Fitzgerald
North Inn
Moonshiners Turn Over Stills Under Immunity Promise
Five moonshiners surrendered their stills to the district attorney after an announcement that immunity would be granted for those bringing in their equipment. The move followed a policy ensuring cooperation in the crackdown on illegal distilling.
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Vandeburg. By
Jazz records disturb Elmwood neighbors barred after midnight
In Elmwood Indiana on March 4 neighbors disturbed by phonograph music from fraternity houses. Police chief ordered the phonograph playing barred from midnight Saturday to noon Sunday to restore quiet.
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Elmwood
Ind
Mobs Raid Bakeries in Detroit Ghetto Section
In Detroit's ghetto yesterday mobs stormed bakeries to protest bread prices. Shoppers were pounced on and bread torn from their hands and tossed into the street as police dispersed the disturbance. no serious damage reported after several days of agitation.
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Detroit
Detmoit
Mich
Fire Devastates Williamsport Radiator Plant in Scranton
A blaze damaged the Williamsport Radiator company plant in Scranton causing $750,000 in losses and leaving about 300 workers unemployed. Firefighters battled the flames yesterday, with the cause still under investigation.
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Scranton
Williamsport
Report faults wartime food supply and rotten fish scandal
The House Committee investigation report faults the War Department and food suppliers for rotten fish sold to troops. It states about 6 million cans of 29 million examined were rotten and condemns sanitary handling by Pacific firms and the lack of accountability for those supplying tainted fish to soldiers.
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Washington
Bureau of Chemistry
House
Olympic Survey Plans Tentative from Federal Agencies
Fragments indicate tentative plans for a survey related to Olympic events with involvement from federal agencies. Details are unclear but suggest government coordination for the HOQUIAM area.
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Olympic Hoquiam
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Tindall
Anti- Japanese League
Iven
New York City
Playwright Theatre
Groceteria First
van Camp
Kellogg’s
Lighthouse
J. B
Groceteria
Fitzgerald
Turce
Basoraie
Reeviaroe Co
ianTaes
Entral Public Market
Pike and Union Sts
American Grocery Stores CO
Help Yourself Grocery
Central Public Market
Central Grocery
Seattle
Seattle Market
Occidental Ave
Yesler Way
Western Ave
Elliott
Federal and Co-Operative
Aes
Campbell's
de Monte
Hunt’s
Libby’s
Domwem
Bridge Prand
van Gowen
Erie
Hunt
Santa Clara
Heine
Fisher’s Mead
Tilly
del Monte
Secudder
Jemima
Libby
Hill
M. J. B. Coffea
Ceylon
Japan
Frye
Tata
Alan
Weaily
Western Coffee Stores, Inc
First Avenue
Central Market
First Aenue
Olympic MA
Reet
Sunkist
Florida
Yakima
Soldi
Hills Bros
Frye’s Markets
Olympic
Pike St
American Market
Third Avenue
James Street
Western Meat Co
Western Avenue
Ballard Meat Co
Ballard Avenue
Bay City
First Ave
Central Meat Co
Bet. Pike
Union Seattle
Occidental and
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