Great John Lindh Stock Sale At Red Front Clothing
The Red Front Clothing Co at 1601 First Ave HM is selling the John Lindh Co stock after securing it from bids by Seattle stores. The sale features discounted men’s wear from hats and shirts to shoes and underwear, with prices slashed well below prewar levels. Public attention centers on Swift reductions on Lindh stock and branded goods, with warnings against imitators.
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Dutia
Red Front Clothing Co
First Ave
Seaattle
John Lindh Co
Rogers
Front Clothing Co
Lindh Co
First Avenue
John Lindh
Red Front
Smoomorse
Sobrand
David & Sons
W. JL. Douglas
Gatelan
John B. Stetson
Mediicott’s
Cooper's
Pacific Woolen Mille
Mayor and chamber council discuss city rail plan
Hugh M. Caldwell and D. W. municipal railway officials spoke with the Commerce chamber council at Masonic Hall Friday noon. Services for Miss Hicks, 26, of 318 15th Ave North, were held Friday afternoon at Bon Watson’s.
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Hugh M. Caldwell
D. W. Municipal Railway
Supor T
Council, of Commérce
Masonic
Man 81 Seeks Marriage License In Los Angeles
An 81 year old man named Anderson Lewin applies for a marriage license at the Los Angeles marriage license bureau marking his fourth attempt. The Social Welfare League will elect officers at 4 p.m. on March 31 at the office of Reginald Parsons, the league president.
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Los Angeles
Anderson Lewin
Social Welfare League
Reginald Parsons
Deputy hunts fiend who is really his son in California
San Mateo deputy sheriff John Burke spent a year chasing William Maine and others tied to a murder and robbery case. Burke discovers his own son Willie is among the suspects and agrees to verify the teen’s innocence while continuing the hunt for the true culprit.
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San Mateo
Cal
John Burke
San Mateo County
Christiansen
California
Javert
Jean Valjean
William Maine
Albert Reidinger
Jitney
Iran
Hut Hainie
Red
Burke
John Birke
Willie
Rights to criticize Congress sparks Texas border clash
An American living in Mexico argued with a former Mexican now a U S citizen over criticizing Congress in Browntown Texas. The Mexican born man asserts his right to critique the U S Congress since he chose the United States, while the American argues the same freedom for himself.
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Brownasville
Texas
Mexico
United States
Congress
Laundry incident ends costly court tale
In New York on March 26 William Avkelbaur slammed a laundry door after being charged 35 cents for a waistcoat 30 cents for a shirt and 12 cents for three collars. The resulting pane break led to a court action that cost him $10.
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New York
William Avkelbaur
Haled
Priest Paul Dance Windows Broken in Tulle Protest
In Paris on March 26, reports say dances like fox trots and tangoes draw crowds beyond Paris to the provinces. The parish priest of Tulle, who preached at these dances, had all the windows of the presbytery broken by an indignant mob of young men.
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Paris
France
Tulle
Cim Presbytery
Trade with Us Not Favored by Spanish Secretary in London
Manuel M. Marrone, secretary of the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in London, says he works against the United States in favor of Britain on international trade. He notes Spain has no national hostility toward America, attributing shifts to bankers and exchange rates affecting Spanish merchants. He also serves with Anglo Spanish Trade and reports for a Madrid newspaper.
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London
America
Manuel M. Marrone
Spanish Chamber of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Madrid
Apaniah Buat
Bankera
England
Mex Workers Plan to Aid Texas Labor Shortage
Texas reports discuss planned import of hundreds of unskilled Mexican workers to relieve labor shortages on farms and railways. The piece cites Fernando L. Padilla, formerly a Villista agent, as commenting on potential goodwill or distrust based on treatment of workers and notes English interests in the arrangement.
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Texas
Farmon
Vernando L. Padilla
Villista
Gets-It Corn Remedy Claims Quick Relief
Gets-It, marketed as a modern corn killer by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, promises instant pain relief and easy corn removal with a few drops. The product, sold in Seattle and touted by Owl Drug Co, is described as guaranteed with a money back offer and marketed as the world’s best corn remedy.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Seattle
Owl Drug Co
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Hanl
Will Burke
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Paul Dance
Wm, Ft. Kerr
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Ting
Ross Smith
Sir Howe Smith
Australia
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Petersborough Cathedral
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