Warned of Wage Cut In Teacher Vacation Employment
School board president E. Shorrock warned that teachers may face salary reductions as agitation grows over outside employment during vacations. The issue, tied to a proposed rule championed by Frank I. Cooper and backed by several district figures, was sent back for a week without action.
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E. Shorrock
Shorrock
Frank I. Cooper
B. Croson
Walter Santmyer
H.R. King
Claude FB. Eckart
Bhoorrock
Supreme Court
Ahe
H. W. Pennock
Pennock
Altho the Red Cross
Widows Club Aims To Pair Grieving Hearts
C W Lingrain a widow maker cabinet maker of 200 N 47th seeks widows and widowers to meet through a club. He hopes to marry a partner his own age and settle down, noting birthdays near January 7 as a personal marker. He sought the Star's help to form or find such an organization.
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C. W. Lingrain
Lingrain
Laingrain
the Star
Farts Remedy and Neck Sent Free Zee the seas
A garbled passage recounts a man who seeks medical help after multiple truss repairs fail. He becomes bedridden for years and is told only surgery or death. He ultimately claims self cure.
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Truss
Inside Story of Rail Dispute Before Labor Board
Chicago March 19 The United States labor board heard the inside story of how railroad executives decided to demand abrogation of the national agreements Thomas Dewitt Curler of the Association of Railroad Mangers testified Frank P Walsh representing railroad unions questioned Curler about shifts in sentiment among the labor committee Curler described road committees as mostly lawyers bankers and retired capitalists He said the publicity campaign was led by Ivy Lee for the Rockefeller interests during the Colorado mine strike and that he wired railroads in February to seek agreement on terms The session aimed to scrutinize the national agreements and their enforcement
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United States Labor Board
Thomas Dewitt Curler
Association of Railroad Manager
Frank P. Walsh
Curler
Labor Committee
The
Execcutives’ Association
W. W. Atterbury
Therm
Cuyler
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
Cupter Snl
Atterbury
Iabor
Carl Gray
Union Pacific
National Association of Railway Executives
Walsh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Road
New York Central
National Executives’ Association
Packers
Union Tabor
Ivy Lee
Lee
Rockefeller
Colorado
Pedestrians Struck by Autos In City Areas
The 1921 record lists several pedestrians injured by vehicles. Robbie Fowler of 16 Sind Ave had minor bruises after being struck by F. Wetherbee’s backing car at Sind Ave and Alder St. Wetherbee of 3123 Yesterday. A boy named L. Preetik of 1416h Ave was slightly hurt when hit by an auto driven by A. Zengrell at 8012 Atlantic St near W 15th Ave. Edward Palmer of 103 Walcott Ave suffered a wrenching shoulder Friday night after a collision with Fred Jiencke’s auto on Rainier Ave near Kenyon St.
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Robbie Fowler
Sind Ave
F. Wetherbee
A. Zengrell
Atlantic
L. Preetik
Ave
15Th Ave
W Wheeler
Mward Palmer
Walcott Ave
Fred Ww. Jiencke
Rainier Ave
Kenyon
Colorado Jobless Consult Governor
A delegation of unemployed led by James Bade Mow urged Governor Oliver H. Rhoup to use eminent domain to relieve poverty in Colorado. They also urged authorized fumance of sertp, and the group was referred to state department heads.
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Denver
Oliver H. Rhoup
Colorado
James Bade Mow
Hoba
Flowalso
Sertp
Mt Aconcagua Tops Western Hemisphere Heights
The peak Aconcagua in the Andes of South America rises to 23 200 feet making it the highest mountain in the western hemisphere. The outcrop is located in Argentina near Mendoza and draws climbers seeking the continent’s loftiest summit.
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Mt Aconcava
Andes
South America
Firefighters Set Own Fires in Columbia
Colu mbia fire department officers were arrested on charges of starting at least ten fires in two weeks. The motive appeared to be to attract crowds to watch the Young “smoke eaters” at work, with fires set to provoke alarms and showcase apparatus as youths aided by ladders and water streams.
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State Constabulary
Officials appoint county fisheries and taxation roles
Captain Marry Frramwell of Grahomiah county and FE A. Bima of Jefferson county are named to the fisher tee board by Gov. Hart. John M. Thatcher is appointed supervisor of taxation.
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Olympia
Piake
Gearttic
Marry Frramwell
Grahomiah County
FE A. Bima
Jefferson County
Fiahertee Boart
Hart
John M. Thatcher
Denial of Force in Confession in Norris Case
L W Smith district attorney denied that William Norrin was threatened with a pistol to force confession in the murder of John W. Kieges, city marshal of Hedding. Norrie faces a death sentence. Dewey Imvia and Joseph Callaghan are jailed for perjury over conflicting affidavits about threats and mob action.
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Redding
Cal
William Norrin
Terre Haute
Ind
John W. Kieges
Hedding
L. W. Smith
Norrie Ia
Mareh
Teves
Dewey Imvia
Joseph Calachan
Beattie
Smith
Norra
Rieves
Norris
Callaghan
Davin
Norrie
Tax returns filed by Washington and Alaris officials
Tacoma reports the year 168 008 per cone in Washington and Alaris filed income tax returns, according to David J. William, a collector of internal revenue.
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Tacoma
Cone
Washington
Alaris
David J. William
Internal Revenue
Drank on Washington Street After Cure Faces Court
Washington street drinker James Bradley regained use of crutches after a startling cure. He drank again, navigating on crutches, and appeared in police court on Friday. City Attorney Meagher urged him to discard his crutches after drinking the tonic. Bradley pled and paid a $10 fine.
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Washington Et
James Bradley
Dradley
John J. Gorton
Bradley
Washington
George A. Meagher
Mirachey
Purish entertainment at Washington Hall for Ta mud Tara
Under the auspices of the Seattle Merz congregation a Purish entertainment will be given Sunday at Washington Hall on 14th Ave 1 BK at 7 p m. The event benefits the Seattle Ta mud Tara and the Bikur Chelim Sunday school.
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Seattle
Merz
Washington Hall
14Th Ave
Tamud Tara
Bikur Chelim
Veterans Oppose Lashing in Kehoe Sentencing
Joseph Kehoe is sentenced to five years in the penitentiary in Vancouver for a holdup but will not receive lashes. Judge Howay ordered 24 lashes, but veterans protested, citing Kehoe’s nervous condition and overseas service. Kehoe returned a highly regarded veteran.
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Vancouver
HB. Cgc
Joseph Kehoe
FF. W. Howay
Kehoe
Eid Kehoe
A. T. Hert Declines Harding Ambassadorship Offer
Washington dispatch reports A. T. Hert national committeeman from Kentucky declined President Harding's offer of a major ambassadorship and refused another offer to serve as the president's personal representative on the legislative committee for executive department reorganization.
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Washington
A. T. Hert
Kentucky
Harding
White Hottke
Rescue of 23 from derelict steamer near Risboa
In Risboa Spain a crew of 23 was rescued from a wrecked steamer Zugatea after hours of danger. At Antwerp Congo Free State natives set fire to 60 trading posts. In St Paul Emmanuel Schmidt 55 Hebrew professor at Bethel College died. Schmidt formerly lived in Seattle.
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Risboa
Spain
Zugateabgrte
Antwerp
Congo Free State
ST. Paul
Emmenuel Schmidt
Bethel College
Schmidt
Seattle
Sugar Wanted by the Millionaires Club
Seattle's Millionaires' club seeks sugar for distribution to feed thousands. Local firms contribute other foods to support the effort at 98 Main et, with possible job offers for patrons.
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Seattle
Millionaires
Ite Patrona
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