Mme Caillaux under sharp guard amid mock Paris prison cell
France reels as Henriette Caillaux the wife of former finance minister Joseph Caillaux endures intense attention in a unique apartment cell like a mini prison. ThePress links her to the assassination of Gaston Calmette editor of Migaro and to a storied love political drama.
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Mme
Henrriette Calllaux
Joseph Calllaux
Gaston Calmette
Migaro
France
Louise Michel
Therese Humbert
Mme. Steinhell
Mme. Henrellf
Dra
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Mme. Caillaux
M. Calllaux
Seattle Rival Armies Rally For Charity War
Report describes a dramatic membership drive in Seattle where 450 volunteers split into rival groups led by Guy Withers and Harry Wilson. The YMCA campaign aims to recruit 400 new members by Saturday, with ten subdivisions and named officers and staff coordinating the effort.
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Wari
Fourth Av
Madison
Seattle
Guy Withers
Equitable Life
Harry Wilson
Lowman
Association
Jack Rand
Beat
Rand
Wilson
L. E. Shela
Joseph EB. Neander
Co. C. Troxel
J. Stanley Long
D. Straithmiller
C. R. McFadden
Victor Plez
BE. Kenward
Paul Bush
George Landis
BE. J. Fuller
M. Berthianme
Ethan
Smith
J. BE. Rieke
F. G. Moran
J. B. Pinella
Civil Service Reforms Highlight Charter Revision Debate
The charter revision commission debate focused on civil service for city workers and a Ballinger plan that would give the mayor more power, place police under a governor appointed commission, elect council members by wards and citywide for four years, tax paying voters only, and abolish initiative and recall. A welfare department creation and direct police control by the city manager passed in a test vote, while a parallel plan failed 7 to 7 previously. Bouillon supported state control of police.
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Charter Revision Commission
Richard A. Ballinger
Seattle
Secretary of the Interior
Charter Committee
A. V. Bouillon
Council Moves to Compel Ballard North Line Extension
The city council seeks to force Puget Sound Traction Light and Power to build and run cars on the Ballard North line from Fifth Ave Northwest and West 65th Street along Sixth Ave Northwest to North 85th Street. A bill introduced yesterday is under review by franchise and city utilities committees. Corporation Counsel Bradford says the bill provides grounds for mandamus action to compel the road to act.
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Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company
Ballard North Line
Fifth Av
N. W
W. 65Th At
Sixth Av
N. 85Th St
Bradford
Basement Salesroom Offers Wide Wool Suitings
The Basement Salesroom displays a broad selection of serviceable all wool and part wool suitings in various styles. Weaves suit tailoring for suits, coats, dresses, skirts, and children's garments with yard prices from 45 to 150 cents.
Attractive Wind Sor Ties Offered in Colors and Plaids
A reader notes a sale on attractive wind sor ties in plain colors and plaids. Each tie measures seven tenths of a yard and is priced at 25 cents. Basement Saicerece.
Clearance of Embroidery Remnants at Safe Square Sale
Embroidery remnants offered at exceptionally low prices on Wednesday at Safe Square. Includes flouncings 18 to 45 inches wide, bands 4 to 12 inches, allovers 22 inches, insertions and narrow edges 1 to 3 yards, plus thread silk hosiery and varied colors. Stock excludes some tones and features cotton lisle options with colored tops at 25c per pair.
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Sca
Bon Marche
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