Bakers fight ends in jail near Augustine and Kyer
A morning clash between bakers Louis and Joseph at Augustine and Kyer grocery led to Joseph using a rolling pin. Louis was taken to city hospital while Joseph remains confined. Trech, new to the crew, allegedly refused Rabuecher and faced a bloody head. Police found Trech seated on a stool as Rabuecher was elsewhere.
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Louis
Fifth Ave
Josepher
Cherry Sr
Augustine & Kyer Grocery
First Ave
Joseph
City Hospital
Trech
Rabuecher
Garden Lesson on Building a Compost Heap
Garden lesson explains making a compost heap from vegetable scraps lawn clippings street sweepings and manure layered with earth and ashes. It covers location maintenance watering turning and using the finished mulch to fertilize vegetables all season.
Lesson Highlights on Composting Speed and Lime Use
A brief note explains that fruits of vegetables are harvested and that quick lime speeds decomposition of raw materials enabling earlier compost use. It mentions another lesson planned for Monday.
Survivors Entertained by Seattle Men After War Loss
Fight survivors of the U S S Jacob Jones will be entertained in Seattle by local men. They attend First Presbyterian church services then dine at the Farmer club Sunday noon hosted by A W Leonard. Sunday night George H. Lent hosts at the Sorrento hotel and a later Orpheum bill at the Moore theatre. Saturday night a Soldiers and Sailors club dance honors them.
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Jacob Jones
Seattle
A. W Leonard
The
Traction Company
Farmer Club
First Presbyterian Church
George H. Lent
Sorrento Hotel
Orpheum
Moore Theatre
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club
Denatured casualty list released by war dept with names
The War Department published a denatured casualty list after the public information committee refused full addresses. The list includes several slightly wounded, wounded and dead service members such as Edward J. Parrell, Ray Moore, Hugh Hunt, John M. Greene, Lieut. Louis Jordan, and others. Two entries note deaths from accidents, and many names appear with multiple duplicates and spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Public Information Committee
Edward J. Parrell
Ray Moore
Hugh Hunt
John M. Young
John M. Greene
Burglary at Haynes Jewelry Shop Reports Stolen Items
Burglars entered the shop of F. W. Haynes at 1622 Firat Ave on Friday night and stole jewelry including 15 gold filled necklaces two gold filled watch chains and a small revolver.
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F. W. Haynes
Firat Ave
Meatless days drive dog to madness and shooting
A dog owned by Mrs George Shandeau reacted to meatless days by running through the neighborhood Saturday morning, prompting an officer to shoot the animal. J J Moses, a postman on the county city building route, sold thrift stamps averaging $9 daily. Mayor Gill finished a book and bought a large stamp for 44 cents.
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George Shandeau
Twenty Ninth Ave
J. J. Moses
Folku
Gill
Prison Terms for Operators of Booze Still
United States District Judge Jeremiah Neterer sentenced eight defendants tied to illicit liquor operations near Riverton. Maeda and Yamamoto received 12 months and one day on each of three counts with concurrent terms, reflecting leniency due to nonprincipal roles and their Japanese heritage.
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McNeil
United States District
Jeremiah Neterer
Yaemnamoto
K. Maeda
McNeila
Chinese and Japanese View U S Traffic Congestion
Capt. C. B. Stevenson of the U S Army Medical Corps in Seattle reports that many in Shanghai and Tokyo believe travel from Seattle to New York takes 15 to 20 days due to railroad congestion. He arrived Monday aboard the Empress of Asia and is visiting local friends as articles on the issue are sent to major Oriental newspapers by Seattle business groups.
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Japan
China
Seattle
New York
Stevenson
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Zip
Highiana
Pantagall
Vernon Castle
Welch New Champion Seller of Stamps
Co. M. Welch, city post office carrier, is new champion thrift and war savings stamp salesman. He surpassed Carrier Jack Davies after a February campaign, boosting sales for the last three months to 5524 dollars and 89 cents, selling 1200 war savings stamps and 2501 thrift stamps in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M. Welch
Jack Davies
Welch
Iaet
Davies
Congress to Curtail McAdoo Powers in War Bill
Washington march 9 congress balks at granting secretary McAdoo sweeping control of national finances. Senate amends the war bill in key ways and the house intends to shred and reconstruct it with strict limits on corporate financial influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
McAdoo
Senate
House
Grain Harvest 1017 Swats Global Freight From Australia
Australian grain harvest of 1017 floods ports with millions of Yueb els, swamping transport to Europe and America. Government commandeers Atlantic and Pacific freighters for crop movement but ship shortage persists.
Savage Pantagall Family Eats Raw Meat in San Francisco
In a bizarre feature from San Francisco, Pantagall a South Sea Islander and his Piute wife Highana live in a crowded downtown shack with their child. Once known as a bronze giant in a circus, Pantagall now survives on raw meat amid urban crowds as reporters chase their odd romance and struggles.
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San Francisco
Pantagall
Antipodes
America
Oregon
Highana
Papa Diute
Piute
God Haughs
Loeksmiths
Princess Highana
Lord
Papoose
Speedster Nabbed After Madison Street Chase
Carl Johnson eighteen was arrested Friday afternoon by Patrolman G. B. Reynolds after a chase along Madison Street. It is claimed he reached 57 miles per hour while delivering for Thube Pharmacy as a motorcycle messenger.
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Carl Johnson
G. BE. Reynolds
Madison St
Johnson
Thube Pharmacy
Meeker Plans Potato Flour Plant Startup
Bera Meeker a Northwestern pioneer announces formation of a company to manufacture potato flour. He says a 10 day installation will enable a machine to produce two tons of flour daily.
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Meeker
Bera Meeker
Northwestern Pioneer
Wettrick heads to fight haul bill in Congress
S. J. Wettrick, attorney and manager for Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club transportation bureau, left Friday for Washington D. C. to oppose the Poindexter long and short haul bill before congressional committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Wettrick
Transportation Bureau
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Washington, D. C
Congress
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Wm Stover
Tony Wrociewtski
Lloyd Ludwig
Alto Accident Corp
Harlan C. Wine
Corp. Warrett J
Garfield Josiyn
Prine Lewis
Thoreney F. Toroughs
Frank J. Coyle
Cyril Johns
Willie JL. Pierce
Homer Milan
Aleck Merry
Cook Jones
BR. Fowler
David A. Pugh
James ER. Douceppe
Nicholas Daly
John FE. Freeman
George BR. Colling
Alexander McAllinter
Fido
Neterer
Ile Anid
Maeda
Yamamoto
McKinley Hill
Riverton
U. S
Welch New Champion Seller OF Stamps
Macbeth Rubenstein
Bizet
Wurlitzer
Amarillye
Star-Liberty Weekly
Pike
Savage
Wettrick
Haul Bill
Washington ST
Right Drug CO
John Slater
National Missionary of
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Stevens Hall
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