City cites $6,000 monthly savings on Fremont bridge route
The Puget Sound Traction company faced questions over claims it saves about $6,000 each month with the Fremont avenue bridge routing. Officials acknowledge the save but debate the total cost increase versus the former Stoneway bridge. City attorneys expect rebuttal witnesses and a ruling by late Wednesday or Thursday.
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Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Fremont Ave
Ita Defense
G. A. Richardson
The
Traction Company
Fremont Bridge
John Hamilton Pleads Guilty in Robbery Case
He pleaded guilty to robbing his brother Walter of 183 dollars and will serve a sentence from one to fifteen years at the Monroe Reformatory.
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Walter
John Hamilton
Monroe Reformatory
Clark
Arkansas
Bob Duncan
Texas Tech
Spring Blood Purifiers Hood and Peptiron Ad
A sales pitch touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron as the ideal spring regimen. It claims the duo purifies impure blood, rejuvenates a worn system, relieves rheumatism and scrofula, boosts appetite and digestion, and promotes sound sleep. Hood's Pills are recommended to complement the tonics.
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Hood
Dandruff Eliminated by Liquid Argon Treatment
Advertised remedy claims four ounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff overnight with gentle scalp rubbing. Three or four applications supposedly erase all signs of dandruff, stop itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy. Sold as inexpensive drug-store product with a guaranteed effect.
Judge Landis criticizes IWW in Seattle wartime trial
Federal judge Landis denounces the IWW as saboteurs in a Seattle sedition trial. Officials press habeas corpus for 12 members while 25 face draft evasion charges and 4 more may be interned. Defense cites article in the Lumberjack Bulletin as mischaracterization.
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Clarence Reames
Camp Lewin
Jandis
Lumberjack Bulletin
Seattle
Bonehead
Wm. Haywood
Bulletin
Wos
Industrial Worker
Spokane
I. W. W. Organ H. IL
Atty Reames Reports W W Aid Deserters Arrested in Tacoma
Special Assistant Attorney General Clarence L. Reames announced Wednesday morning that W W Aid deserters have been arrested in Tacoma for aiding Camp Lewis deserters. The case highlights wartime enforcement actions and cooperation between federal and local authorities.
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Fight L. W. W
Tacoma
Camp Lewis
Special Assiatant
Clarence L. Reames
Police Chief Clarifies Fuller Dismissal Details
Chief Warren Wednesday corrected Tuesday reports about the dismissal of Patrolman T. C. Fuller for conduct unbecoming an officer. He said the Police League did not petition for Fuller's removal and that he alone made the decision. Patrolman Fred Mills, paid league spokesman, denied any involvement.
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Police League
Fuller
Warren
T. C. Fuller
The
Fred Mills
League
Metal Trades Half Holiday Begins May 18
The Metal Trades council decided on Tuesday to start summer Saturday afternoon holidays for metal trades workers on May 18 for four months. A Shipping Board plan already offers Saturday afternoon holidays year round for Atlantic coast ship workers. If universal, Beattle council may overrule local industry agreements. a request from Willam Trigott urged postponement due to ship construction urgency but could not be considered until Engineers' union action.
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Metal Trades Council
S Hiowever
Shipping Board
Atlantic
Beattle Council
L. Boddy
Council
Willam Trigott
Engineers’ Union
Minute Men Opposition Discussed By Metal Trades Council
The Metal Trades council met Tuesday evening to consider opposing the Minute Men operation requested by the Machinists union local No 79. Reported abuses by Wing Place residents pressuring men to join the group prompted the review. Also a robbery in Moc A. Nobert Murray’s building left him $59, trousers, and shoes short.
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Metal Trades Council
Machinists’ Union
Sons Under
Minute
Wing Place
Promierman
Nobert Murray
Stolen Fifty Dollars Reported From Arcade Pool Room
A. Crimman, proprietor of the Arcade Pool Room, reported to police that fifty dollars was stolen on Wednesday. He stated the money disappeared from the premises and police are investigating the incident.
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A. Crimman
The Efficient Woman and Lydia E Pinkham Recall
A vintage health ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy for weak health. It links backache headaches nervousness and other pains to inflammatory conditions and displacement and urges trial of the herbal product to restore efficiency and personal wellbeing.
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Lydia F. Pinkham
Sho
Investigate Your Teeth and Do It Now
Urges immediate dental examination linking diseased teeth to rheumatism and other illnesses. Claims decayed teeth release poisons affecting joints and overall health. Promises painless treatment, licensed dentists, low prices, satisfaction guarantee, and free initial exam with no obligation.
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State Dental Board
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