First Avenue Firm Bankrupt and Sale at Red Front
H. M. Rogers buys the bankrupt Hogan & Lindquist stock at 1937 First Avenue and moves it to the Red Front Clothing Company at 1508 1510 First Avenue. A public sale begins Wednesday at 9 AM with high grade men’s wear and accessories offered at fraction of wholesale cost.
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Seattle
H. M. Rogers
Hogan & Lindquist
Rogers
United States District Court
Young Rogers
First Avenue
Stetson’s
Washington Dry Sox
Washington Dry Sox and Other Well-Known Makes. Piles of “Selimore
RED Front Clothing Company
UNION
Pike Street
Confessions of a Wife and Civic Tangles
Annie recalls Tim and Harry Symone in city affairs over a controversial ordinance. Tim warns of a Martha Marlin case, tied to a street solicitation scandal, as he contemplates vetoing the measure to protect reputations.
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Annie
Tim
Harry Symone
Margaret
Orn
Mr. Symone
Sir Symone
Horton
LETTERS TO MISS GREY ON DRAFT MARRIAGE AND ALSACE LORRAINE
Mae clarifies that a man eligible for the draft remains classified as unmarried unless married before May 16, 1917. The note cites acts to prevent evasion through petticoat marriages. A reader asks when Germany ceded Alsace Lorraine. reply references the Peace of Westphalia.
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Miss Grey
Sam
Mae
Misa Grey
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Westphalia
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