E Park Pool Opens This Week
The E Park swimming pool opens on March 24 and invites residents to enjoy the new season. Details on hours and admission are expected in upcoming notices.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
3
Remedy Clears Dandruff for Glossy Hair
A simple nightly treatment using ordinary liquid applied to the scalp dissolves dandruff and stops itching. With a few applications most signs disappear and hair appears healthier and shinier, with widespread drugstore availability and low cost.
Amnesty Decreed by Slav Democracy
Petrograd reports a general political amnesty issued by the Russian provisional government in a ukase. The decree cites imperial demands of the national conscience and commemorates the triumph of the new regime founded on right and liberty.
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Petrograd
William Wordell Dies in Bath From Gas Exposure
William Wordell a 50 year old laborer residing at 329 Fairview avenue was found dead in his bathroom early Wednesday. Deputy Coroner Koepfl reported death by gas and the body was sent to the county morgue. The ad for aquinine cold remedy appears briefly within the clipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wordell
Fairview Ave
Koepfl
Corbaley Urged to Lead Seattle Chamber
Gordon C. Corbaley, longtime secretary of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce, was invited by Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club trustees to become executive secretary of the new body replacing C. Sh. Yandell. Corbaley declined pending his Spokane discussions and a decision within 24 hours. The action followed the finance committee recommendation led by C. J. Smith and passing motion by Judge Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon C. Corbaley
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
C. Sh. Yandell
Corbaley
Spokane
Finance Committee
C. J. Smith
Ribot Pledges Finish Fight in France Russia Saluted
Paris dispatch reports premier Alexander Ribot declaring France can wage war with equal arms as long as needed. He frames the cabinet declaration praising Russia and hopes the revolution proceeds without bloodshed while defending right and civilization.
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Paris
Alexandre Ribot
France
Russia
Witnesses Describe I W W Arrests and Threats in Verona Case
Testimony shows police acted on orders on August 22 and 23 during I W W demonstrations. Officers recount threats from the defendants to “get” police, with several arrests made as crowds gathered near Everett streets and theaters. The Verona trip and dredge purchase details follow in separate notes.
Suzzallo Bars Robbins From Campus Talks
University of Washington President Suzzallo cancels Raymond Robbins talks after policy dispute over a planned decision meeting urging religious pledges. Robbins will still address men at First Methodist Church in Seattle Sunday afternoon March. A protest meeting at University Christian Church criticized the campus decision Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Raymond Robbins
Suzzalio
Robbins
Robbina
Seattle
Brotherhood of the Churches of the
University Christian Church
Suzzallo
Miller vows progressive stance against food speculators
Congress man elect John F. Miller declares he is more progressive than expected and will back initiatives such as referendum and woman suffrage. He urges curbing food and clothing speculation, supports humanitarian legislation, and aims to curb speculative practices in essentials. He succeeds Will H. Humphrey, a conservative officeholder.
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John F. Miller
Washington, D. C
Wilton
Miller
Seattle
Will H. Humphrey
U. S. Plans Trade Treaty With Slavs
Washington March 21 The American government moves to negotiate a new commercial treaty with Russia after recognizing the new government. Ambassador Bakhmeteff presented formal notice to the State Department signaling recognition and opening steps toward the treaty.
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Washington
Russia
Bakhmeteff
State Department
Crisis of Woman's Life in Wagoner Oklahoma
Woman reports relief from a long illness during the change of life after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimony describes prior bed confinement and two operations, with improved health and ability to work, plus encouragement for others to consider the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Mia
Viola Finical
Wagoner
Okla
Lydian
War veteran Freeman Armstrong to speak at Rex Theatre
Freeman Armstrong, fresh from 13 months in France, will recount trench life and war horrors at the Rex Theatre starting today. He describes gas attacks, bayonet charges, shattered feet and eyes, rats in trenches, and the armistice, with vivid pictures and drawings to illustrate his experiences.
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France
Freeman Armatrong
Rex
Lts
Santa
Ore
Canada
Armatrong
Yprea Salient
Mons
Observation Ridge
de Somme
Vermin
Armstrong
Fey frames Logan Billingsley frameup testimony at trial
Fey testified in Seattle that Logan Billingsley tried to buy a man to back his bribery tale and that he alerted Mayor Gill. He described meetings in Ora's room at the Navarre hotel and with Gill's secretary before speaking with Gill and his attorneys as cross-examination opened.
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Billingsley
Fey
Logan
Gill
Liberty
Ora
Navarre
Fred
Logan Billingeley
Arthur Hatton
San Francisco
Seattle
Gill Fey
Clarence L Reames
Logan Billingsley
Jesse Moore Hunt Co
Bopp
Denver
Everett
Whidby Island
Foley
U. S. Department of Justice
Frisco
Frye
U. S. Attorney
Reames
Grand Jury
Bon Fey
Special
Wright
Department of Justice
Dr. Matthews
Regal Dentists Offer Painless Teeth Fixing in Seattle
A Seattle dental office advertises affordable, painless dentistry by graduates with lifetime guarantees. It highlights patient testimonials like Wm Matson and notes state board certificates, free examinations, and estimates showing low costs for high quality work.
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L. R. Clark
Thomases
Wm. Matson
Regal
11Th N. W
Seattle
State Dental Board
Regal Dental
Third Avenue N. W
Third and Union
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