Dentists Lose Mandamus Bid Over Advertising Code
Yesterday J B Brown and others failed to secure a writ of mandamus to compel the State Board of Dental Examiners to grant licenses. The judge ruled no proof that the board refused licenses for not signing an ethics code. A jury was impaneled to decide factual questions. The case followed the board's handling of arrests for practicing without licenses.
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Gourman Family Granted Landing After Earlier Rejection
A Gourman family from Russia, who fed on peat in Odessa, was allowed to land after a Washington driven appeal by local Jewish residents and congressmen. The grandmother, father, mother and seven children were released today, with a baby boy born yesterday morning.
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Navy yard repair workload to be split coastwide
Secretary of the Navy Moody assured Senator Foster that Puget Sound navy yard will receive half the repair work on the Pacific coast. Meikle and Lena Foster discussed securing more work, with Moody saying equal division with Mare Island yard. Pending new work within six weeks could furlough many workers. repairs to New York and the reve cutter Manning urged for Bremerton.
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Ill Captain John O'Brien of Eureka Hospitalized
Captain John O'Brien master of the Eureka lies critically ill in hospital with typhoid fever. He was taken ill about ten days ago and for a time it was believed he could not recover. His condition today shows slight improvement.
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Help a Sick Friend Get My Restorative Book Now
An appeal offers Dr Shoopa Restorative as a remedy to cure ailments by nerve vitalization. The letter promises a month trial with no money upfront and says the sender will cover costs if it fails. It lists books on kidneys rheumatism and women and men’s health as part of the offer.
Walla Walla Leader Reelected to City Board After Resignation
Frank KK. Smith was yesterday reelected to fill the vacancy on the Walla Walla board of commissioners caused by his own resignation over displeasure with a clerk appointment. The Everett Chamber seeks rail service relief for Monroe residents amid Skykomish Valley disruption.
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Unknown man's body found on Eagle to Fort Gibbon trail
Special Correspondence from Dawbon Alaska says Jules Marion found an unidentified man dead on the Eagle Fort Gibbon trail. A revolver was clenched in his hand, suggesting suicide, with the body buried in snow. The slain man reportedly landed at Fort Yukon last fall with a companion named Lewis, a Northwest Mounted Police member, whose identity may reveal the deceased's name.
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Afghan Threatens Witness After Court Appearance
Petit Khan charged with murder of Merek the peddler allegedly threatened to kill Rasoul Khan the state's star witness as he left Justice Cain's court. The threat spoken in Afghana was heard by a white interpreter. Deputy prosecuting attorney Krette and Justice Cann were notified for possible investigation.
Franklin Chamber Seeks Aid for Palouse River Irrigation
The Franklin County Chamber of Commerce asks Seattle Chamber to cooperate on securing irrigation for Franklin County via the Palouse river project. Government surveyors last year studied plans for southeastern Washington irrigation. Seattle Chamber referred the request to the arid lands committee.
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Build a Hall, Says Dr. Morgan
Dr G Campbell Morgan concluded his work yesterday after four meetings in local church auditoriums. An invitation to return next year was extended if he remains in the country, but he said he would not come again until an auditorium larger than the churches is available to accommodate more people.
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Morgan
Army officer to inspect Washington Guards in Seattle
An army officer will inspect the Washington National Guards in Seattle on April 13. If his report is favorable, the local militia will participate in the national encampment next summer.
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