Tag Day Aims To Support Briscoe Orphan Home
In Orilla Washington the Briscoe Orphan Home runs a perpetual anti crime campaign with a tag day in Seattle. The home takes in parentless boys before juvenile crime age and gives grammar high school training physical culture and agriculture instruction. Western Washington cities host the sale during a seven day drive ending Monday.
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Hrisco Orphan Boys
Orilla
Wash
Seattle
Washington
Naughty Students In Minneapolis Use Phone Slugs
In Minneapolis on March 14 University of Minnesota students are urged to stop placing slugs in campus telephone machines. The complaint comes from local telephone companies to H A Hildebrand inspector of buildings and grounds.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
H. A. Hildebrand
Geta-It Corn Remover Ad Claims Pain Free Relief
An old style advertisement touts Geta-It as a painless method to remove corns between toes. It promises a liquid remedy that dries and allows peeling without digging, offering a money back guarantee and urging purchase at local drug stores.
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BK. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Marine sergeant Wilken reports on Fifth Marines in Germany
Sergt. Berthold H. A. Wilken of the Fifth Marines writes home from Germany to relatives in Seattle. The Star reprints his account of marine duties and activities, appearing on page 20 today.
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Sergt
Berthold H. A. Wilken
Fifth Marines
Germany
Seattle
The
Star
Citizens Rush to File Tax Returns in Seattle
Hundreds of Seattle residents flooded the federal building to file income tax returns. All returns must be filed by midnight Saturday March 15 under federal law, and those failing to file without written permission from the internal revenue officer face a $1,000 fine.
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Federal
Internal Revenue Officer
Woman group proposes seats for hotel elevator girls
NEW ORLEANS March 14. Mrs William Lamb leader of the Louisiana Federation of Women's clubs calls for hotels to provide seats for elevator girls. The federation adopted the resolution at its meeting urging hotel men to furnish seating for the female workers in elevators.
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New Orleans
William Lamb
Department of Social and Industriaal Relations
Louisiana Federation of Women's Clube
Federation
Mystery Phone Call Lights Clue to Lost Girl
In Minneapolis authorities search for Armando Roy a year old believed dead and buried three years ago by her mother Mrs. Alex Roy of Chicago. A mysterious telephone call from Minneapolis to Mrs. Roy last night yielded a single clue and has prompted tracing efforts to locate the child’s whereabouts amid reports of a death from diphtheria.
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Minneapolis
March
Armando Roy
Alex Roy
Chicago
Mra. Roy
Mineapol
City Counsel Plans History of State Legislature Work
Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meier, returning from Olympia, will soon draft a history of the civic legislation considered by the current state legislature. The review will be provided to city council members.
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Walter F. Meier
Olympia
Indiana Law Sees Phantom Eight Inch Provision
Indiana legislators fear a phantom eight inch election provision in the state law requires visible ballot area during marking. Some want it removed to avoid embarrassment for women voters and enforcement issues. Representative Wilfied Miller cites the curtain rule and booth setup as evidence of the misread requirement.
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Indiana
Wiofield Miller
House Elections Committee
Enid
If you value your watch let Haynes repair it
An advertisement near Liberty Theatre promotes Haynes watch repair services inviting customers to trust local expert care for timepieces.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Civil Service Exam Open for Immigration Service Janitor
The civil service commission announces an examination for a janitor position in the immigration service with a salary of 540 dollars per year. Application blanks and information may be obtained from the secretary of the fifth United States civil service district at Federal Building.
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Civil Service Commission
Immigration Service
Mrs. Helen Dillon Knits 1000 Pairs for Soldiers
Mrs. Helen Dillon of Chicago has knitted one thousand pairs of socks to aid soldiers, a notable patriotic effort highlighting civilian support during wartime.
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Helen Dillon
Chicago
Secretary Baker to speak on world league here
Secretary of War Newton W. Baker may speak at a local event on The League of Nations invited by Mayor Hanson and regional groups. No reply received yet as Baker and Chief of Staff Peyton C. Mareh plan to arrive at Camp Lewis Saturday night during a tour of army camps.
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Newton W. Baker
Hanson
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
State Federation of Labor
League To Enforce
League of Nations
Baker
Peyton C. Mareh
Camp Lewis
Thieves Break Window at J Moujiay Jewelry Store
Thieves shattered a large plate glass window at J Moujiay, 420 Main street, around 6 30 in the morning. Watches and a quantity of jewelry were stolen from the show window, according to police.
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J. Moujiay
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