Family Fight for Head of Seattle Council Heats Up
Seattle's nine councilmen prepared for a weekend power struggle to choose a council president for the coming year. Rumors pin Harry Bolton and Dee Fitzgerald as front runners with various opponents seeking key committee chairs. The secret vote was to be held Saturday, with formal nominations to follow at Monday's meeting as terms begin.
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Ford Stolen From Street Corners in City
Everett man Fred Shepler reported his Ford left at Fourth and Pike was stolen. A separate theft affected a Ford owned by W H McCammon of 118 Madison Street, taken from Second and Seneca on Friday near Seneca Street.
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Everett
Seattle
Smith Building
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Pike
Rone
W. H. McCammon
Madison St
Second
Seneca
The Metropolitan Theatre Hosts Broad Vaudeville and Musicals
Packed houses showcase Kolb and Dill in The High Coat of Loving at the Metropolitan for a second week. New bills include Blossom Seeley and Reeley’s Syncopated Studio, mystery drama In the Dark, and a slate of acts at Palace Hip and Pantages.
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Vancouver
Victoria
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Joan Schirmer
Julia Blane
May Clay
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Frank Darien
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Honomer
Palace Hip
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Prominent Men Endorse Tanlac Including Former Birmingham Mayor
A growing list of public figures backs Tanlac with testimonials. Former Birmingham mayor Frank V. Evans, a prominent Alabama figure and former editor of the Birmingham Age Herald, cites relief from gas, indigestion, constipation, and heart palpitations after using Tanlac. He says recovery is remarkable and the talk of Birmingham.
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Frank V. Fivans
Birmingham
Mr. Evans
Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Fr Home Grievances and Meals
A collection of Miss Grey's column notes covers etiquette at meals who serves gravy and vegetables, marriage age with no parents, youth pursuing pages in Congress, marital unhappiness and guidance to improve home life with emphasis on personal effort, faith, and study.
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Miss Grey
Nonpartisan Leaguers Beaten by South Dakota Crowd
Five organizers of the National Nonpartisan League were beaten and driven out of Gregory South Dakota toward the Nebraska line by a crowd of citizens after an attempted league meeting was stopped. The party returned to Gregory after arrival.
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Sioux Falls
National Non Partisan League
Gregory
Nebraska Line
Uncle boosts wages for low earners in House action
Washington March 15 The House adopted the appropriation committee recommendations raising salaries of government employees earning under 2000 dollars a year by 120 dollars annually.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Confessions of a Wife ends with a moral dilemma
In a dramatic episode Annie recounts Martha Marlin’s desperate street rescue for a starving baby. A policeman and commissioner intervene as a taxi arrives, a milk bottle warms over an oil lamp, and a mother’s brave sacrifice tests the narrator’s resolve about motherhood and duty. The chapter closes with a hint of Polly Pat’s looming influence.
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Martha Marlin
Annie
Tim
Mr. Symone
Miss Marlin
Tim Snd
Margaret
Mica Marlin
Reverend Sykes Praises Tanlac for Mrs Sykes Recovery
The Rev A H Sykes pastor of Watkins Park Presbyterian Church Nashville Tenn reports his wife Mrs Sykes suffered ten months with stomach and kidney troubles leading to nervous breakdown. After two thirds of a bottle of Tanlac she improved rapidly sitting up within a week, regaining appetite sleep and strength and plans full recovery.
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A. H. Sykes
Watkins Park Presbyterian Church
Nashville, Tenn
Taniac
Protestant Home for Girls President Endorses Tanlac
Dr W H Brown of Nashville Tennessee founder and president of the Tennessee Protestant Home for Girls praises Tanlac saying it improved him personally and he has seen noticeable benefits in others. He asserts it is the best medicine of its kind.
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W. H. Brown
Charlotte Avenue
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Protestant Home For Girls
Prominent Sheriffs Back Tanlac Endorsements Across South
Four well known sheriffs from Georgia Arkansas Texas endorse Tanlac. Ex sheriff C W Mangum of Fulton County Atlanta says it helped his health and family use. Ex sheriff Charles I Lewis of Crittenden county Marion Arkansas praises its benefits for wife and friends. Ex sheriff Archie R Anderson Harris County Houston notes personal gains and stronger energy. Sheriff S A Kelly of Ector county Odessa Texas credits Tanlac for overall improvement after seven months.
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Crittenden County
Marion
Tanlac
Archie R. Anderson
Harris County
Texas
Anderson
Houston
Hon
S. A. Kelly
Ector County
Odessa
Tanlac praised by Cotton Oil Mill president
Mr. C. C. Cooper, president of the Georgia Home Cotton Oil Company, Lawrenceville, Ga., says Tanlac improved his long illness after seven to eight years of suffering. He called Tanlac the best thing of its kind he ever tried and cited other endorsers including John F. Carroll and N. M. Yancey of Atlanta.
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C. C. Cooper
Georgia Home Cotton Oil Company
Lawrenceville
Atlanta
John F. Carroll
Citizen of
Pastor Norton Endorses Tanlac in Jacksonville Church
The Rev. W. C. Norton of Wesley Memorial Church Jacksonville recounts eight to ten years of chronic indigestion relieved by Tanlac calling it wonderful and urges others to try the medicine. He notes other ministers including W. T. Roby John M. Simms A. L. Tull J. A. Wells and Vallery have endorsed Tanlac.
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W. C. Norton
Wesley Memorial Church
Estell Street
Jacksonville
Fla
Tanlac
W. T. Roby
West Lonsdale Methodist Church
Leroy Street
Knoxville
Tenn
John M. Simms
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Bankers Endorse Tanlac in Southern Letters
Two prominent Southern bankers report their positive experience with Tanlac in letters. E J Henry, president of Hawkinsville Bank & Trust Co., credits Tanlac with restoring health after illness and advises taking it early. W C McElveen, cashier of Bank of Hornbeck, notes a five bottle course gained fifteen pounds in three weeks.
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Taniac
Eli W. Goode
Tanlacatville
E. J. Henry
Hawkinsville Bank & Trust Pany
Hawkinsville Bank & Trust Co
Hornbeck
West Louisiana Bank
G. F. Willis
Atlanta
Ww. C. McElveen
Bank of Hornbeck
Doctor Edwards Endorses Tanlac From Fayetteville Ga
Dr J T Edwards of Fayetteville Georgia a prominent physician declares Tanlac surpasses all medicines in his thirty years of practice He notes numerous patient improvements including a bed ridden Pellagra case now recovering He reports many locals voice similar endorsements and regular prescriptions of Tanlac.
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J. T. Edwards
Fayetteville
Georgia
Notable Kentuckians Laud Tanlac for Health Benefits
Hon. Moses R. Glenn of Fragsk fort Kentucky praises Tanlac after relief from persistent catarrhal symptoms. He joins other Kentuckians in public life who endorse Tanlac including Judge McKenzie Moss, John B. Gaines, George W. Hinton, and President Pegg. The testimonial highlights relief and plans to spread the word.
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Moses R. Glenn
Fragskfort
Louisville
Florida
McKenzie Moss
Eighth Judicial District
John B. Gaines
Bowling Green Daily News
George W. Hinton
Warren County Equity League
President Pegg
The
Newport Business College
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