Shame of the U.S. Army Described as Treatment of Young Men
The piece denounces army selection and welfare with data on 1909 enlistment refusals 26066 from 127827 applicants and 6554 men discharged as deserters ex cons or disabled. It claims many return to civil life ruined and warns of a system fostering crimes and mental breakdown.
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U. S. Army
Ian
U. S
Government Hospital
Boards of Surgeons
Dr. van Vieck
Rey
Wieck
Jackson, Mich
Eka
Prevent Cold with Humphreys Seventy Seven Remedy
Instructions urge using Humphreys Seventy Seven at first sneeze or shiver to stop a cold before it settles. Have the remedy ready, two sizes 25¢ and $1.00, available at druggists or by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Ruston Police Silent On Dynamite Charge Story
Tacoma reports officials guarding the Tacoma emeler property refuse to comment on charges against James KR. Littl, former Ruston deputy, alleging he was ordered by Chief Deputy Dave Huggins to dynamite electric transformers to prejudice strikers. Huggins and Ruston mayor Pratt declined comment.
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Tacoma
Tacoma Emeler
James KR. Littl
Ruston
Dave Huggins
Dave Huegins
Huggins
Pratt
Housekeeper Sued Over Dr Munson Account Draws
In a suit to recover 2272.28, guardian James R. Chambers alleges housekeeper Misa Eatelle Miller cashed checks from Dr. Dudley L. Munson while he was insane. Judge Dykeman ordered the funds placed in court custody during litigation as accusations claim Miller withdrew 500 to Schoff and 1000 for herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley L. Munson
Misa Eatelle Miller
James R. Chambers
Munson
Milas Miller
Falconer urged to withdraw from Senate race
Lynden editor calls on Congressman J A Falconer of Everett to withdraw from the senatorial race and seek re election to the lower house to strengthen the progressive ticket. The paper argues Falconer could be elected with the largest majority in the region and that withdrawal would serve the party’s best interests.
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J. A. Falconer
Everett
Lynden Tribune
Whatcom County
Falconer
Six births and five deaths reported in city
A city report notes six births and five deaths. Events include exoneration of Harry Klapp in a fatal auto incident, a divorce granted to HM L. Smith, and social activities by Seattle groups and churches. The scene covers dances, minstrel shows, club meetings, sermons, and a post office thief trial.
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Harry Klapp
L. L Gueanier
L. Smith
Annal
Seattle
American Institute of Banking
Broadway Hall
Nile Temple
Moore
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Lester Bradner
St. Mark's Church
Pacific Synod
General Council
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Portland
French Department
Woman's Century Club
W. A. Major
Hethany Presbyterian Church
Clamies Coombs
Hebrew Education and Free Loan Association
Washington Hall
Saints and churches in brief local notices and events
Sunday services at All Saints Church followed by a class confirmed by Rt. Rev. F. W. Keator. Divorce filed for Mrs. RK G Hews. Bishop P. T. Rowe spoke to Lincoln High Rover Club. West Queen Anne school children entertained. Mrs. J. M. Edberg files for divorce. Progressives meet at Woman's Exchange. First aid lecture at Y M C A. Elsewhere reports on coal suitability for navy and stockholder testimony at Belmont. Grace La Rue profiled. Taft advised on weight loss. Panama Canal Commission last meeting. Texas pass under Brooklyn Bridge. Kaiser Wilhelm sets 45 minute dinner limit. Mattie R. Tyler denied postappointment. Lightning injures students in Wyandotte. U S Attorney Spence confirmed. Secretary Daniels favors fast naval cruisers. Mrs. J. T. Sterling dies. Wellesley College to resume April 7. Huerta scene with Fabianski injuries in Gary.
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Il Saints
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jumaten
F. W. Keator
Clase
All Saints Church
Mra. RK
P. T. Rowe
Lincoln High Rover Club
Children of
West Queen Anne School
J. M. Edberg
Woman's Exchange
Bering River
Navy
Holmes
Bureau of Mines
August Belmont
New York
Grace la Rue
Taft
Texas
Brooklyn
Kaiser Wilhelm
Mattie R. Tyler
Tyler
Courtland
Wyandotte
William N. Spence
U. S
Alaska
Senate
Daniels
J. T. Sterling
Bridgeport
Conn
Wellesley College
Huerta
Rudolph Fabianski
Gary
Ind
Edward Matloc
Villa
Cussing a Lost Art Prof Says
University of Washington professor Trevor Kincaid argues slang usage is eroding swearing and that cussing may soon be a lost art. He suggests modern language trends reduce the frequency and impact of profanity.
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Trevor Kincaid
University of Washington
Photo plays and plans for large scale film productions
Feature notes a Vitagraph shipwreck drama for a blown up wreck scene and a new Turin studio 300 by 66 feet to house actors and props. It lists Moore proto drama showings at Bible Students association and a Grand theater program with Wolves of the Underworld and other photodramas plus vaudeville. Clemmer and Alhambra offer serials and features through Tuesday with multiple newsreels and stage acts.
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Vitagraph Company
George Kieine
New Photo Drama Producing Company
Turin
Italy
Moore
Bible Students’ Association
the Grand
Wolves of the Underworld
Pleasant Hour Tonight Sends Three Shows in One Night
At the Pleasant Hour tonight three offerings headline a two part drama For Another's Crime and The Helping Hand, along with the comedy A Healthy Neighborhood. The program promises varied entertainment with stage pieces and light entertainment.
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Clemmer
Hearst-Selig
World's News
Vitagraph
India
Scenic Pathe
Pathe
Lubin
Revival campaign to be held at First Methodist Church
The Unity Evangelistic campaign runs March 30 to April 10 at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Leaders promote the motto Let your light so shine and plan distinctive street signs to guide the public to the sanctuary near Marion street and Fifth and Second avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Marion St
Supreme Court Upholds Five Hundred Dollar Jail Judgment
A court ruling affirms the judgment collecting 500 dollars, deeming the amount reasonable for a night in jail. The decision reinforces prior findings and establishes the legitimacy of the fine.
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Supreme Court
Relief for tired feet with TZ remedy pitch
An advertisement claims TZ provides relief from tired swollen feet, burning feet, and foot pains including corns and bunions. It promises relief regardless of prior attempts and conditions, urging readers to use TZ for comfort.
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