Seattle Street Railway Finance Plan Promotes Five Cent Fare
Pref. F D Hayden, ex civil engineer, proposes a pay based five cent fare for Seattle street railway. He argues against paying principal from current revenues, suggests bond refinancing to reduce operating burdens, and outlines steps to restore funds for operations while pursuing fare reductions in future articles.
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Pref. F. D. Hayden
Department of Civil Engineering
Etete Unniversity
Seattle
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Ex Service Man William G Frink Recuperating at Port Townsend
Ex service man William Gough Frink son of Mr and Mrs John M Frink of 619 Maldenave was reported recovering at the United States hospital at Port Townsend on Friday from his fourth abdominal operation He served in the signal corps and as first sergeant in the medical corps in France undergoing two operations for nasal and abdominal troubles His father heads the local United States Rubber Co branch and his mother is a writer.
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William Gough Frink
John M. Frink
Maldenave
United States Hospital
Port Townsend
France
Frink
Signal Corps
Medical Corps
United States Rubber Co
Seed Loans Ready for Distribution
Washington March 23 the seed loan act providing 1 500 000 will begin distribution immediately to relieve distress in the crop failure area. The region includes North Dakota northwest South Dakota Montana Idaho and Washington counties.
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Washington
Northwest
Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montwena
Idaho
Warehouse to Cost 40900 E Marginal Way Addition
The Seattle Warehouse company will erect a new 40900 dollar warehouse adjoining its quarters at 6245 E Marginal Way. F C Outland, company president, announced the plans.
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Seattle Warehouse Company
F. C. Outland
Couple chooses ball game over court in San Francisco
Teresa Schramm sought a divorce from Will Schramm and the judge suggested resuming the case on April 4, the first day of the Coast League ball season. The plaintiff and defendant agreed to attend the opening game instead, with Judge Graham hosting.
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San Francisco
Teresa Schramm
Will Schramm
Graham Aid
Graham
Republican Drive to Reelect Senator Lodge in Massachusetts
In a national push the Republican Party plans to frame Lodge as a key issue in 1920. The administration will mobilize to defend Lodge’s seat amid anti league of nations sentiment and Irish American support in Massachusetts. President Harding may campaign and spokesmen Hughes Coolidge and Weeks back Lodge to ensure GOP influence continues in the Senate.
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Republican Party
Senator Lodge
Bylor
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Altho Lodge
League of Nations
Massachusetta
Lodge
Cox
Harding
Manxanchunetts
Senate
Masaachusetts
Hughes
Coolidge
War Weeks
Weeka
Bay
Senate rally lineup questioned amid unwanted trouble next fall
The text lists several senators and officials in a troubled scene at a New Jersey and New England locale. Warden Masterson denies releasing a prisoner again while identifying tough inmates. A sequence mentions Brandegee, Fernald, Frelinghuysen, Jenrow, McCormick, and others, with references to reformatories and a chauffeur incident in Redford New York.
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New York
Brandegee
Necticut
Fernald
Maine
New Hampshire
Frelinghy
New Jersey
Jenroct
W Sin
McCormick
Illnoiis
Son
Indiana
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Department of Public Works
King County Legislative Federation
Peter Witt
Altornery
Baume Bengue
Katube
Leeming & Co
N.Y. Amer. Ags
Niean
Wadeworth
Perth Amboy
N. J
Masterson
Redford
N. Y
Rideu
Chas, L. Johnson
W. PF. Kennedy
A. BR. McCurdy
J. F. Hoemberg
Frank A. Williams
H. L. Patchen
A. L. Schuler
C. D, Rusk
A. A. Hamilton
Mes
Margaret Bender
K. C. White
Wilma J. Field
Joke Taylor
HM. M. Pennell
Browning
King & Co
Second Avenue At University
Pacific Coast
M. B. Hoy
J. O. Harvey
V. B. Munday
Burton W. McMeans
W. F. Garrett
John G, Hill
Pauline Roff
Thompson
Blanche McDonald
Leo. F. Smith
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