DIRECTORY LISTING OFFERS SALE OF SASH DOORS AND FURNITURE
Seattle Star's directory page advertises lumber and building materials from BO WILLIAMS CO at 1943 First Ave with discounts on sash doors plate glass and shingles. The ad promotes shipping stock of enameled bathtubs sinks and other home goods plus a sale on shipyard wood and furniture renovations and various secondhand items.
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BO Williams CO
Firet
ME CO
Hillott
Saalskin Mocc
Whylesais
Madieca
Ballard
eat _ Sith Acme Repair Shop
Erry
Sidney
Phonograph
Weetera’ Mattrews Co
Beacon
Linton's
Sthav
Missouri
Wittote
Ber Stampa
Firat Ave
Simpson's
Fremont Bridge
Union
Clinton's
MILI
Service Fuel Co
Sam Weisfield
Gee Watch
Owl
Wood
Wood and CO Coal
Capitol
Cabaret licensing fight stirs City Hall debate
Council weighs stricter cabaret regulation as pro and anti factions clash before about 60 in attendance. A proposed ordinance would license cabarets under tighter rules and ban aliens from owning stock. critics warn of double licensing and potential graft under chief of police oversight.
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Robert Hesketh
A. Lou Cohen
John B. Carroll
Cohen
Councilcense Committee
Philip Tworoger
Meyers
Pedestrian Collisions Reported in City Crashes
1921 records show Mrs. Harry Young knocked down by autos of W. A. Hackett at 49th Avenue Rainier Avenue and Whitworth Street Friday night. she was uninjured. Charlies F. Albin, 58, struck a boy with his truck at Pike Place and Stewart Street Saturday. Alice Johnson, 1519 West 24th Street, uninjured after being struck by a machine driven by Arthur G. Smith at Seventh Avenue West and Third Union Street Saturday.
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Harry Young
W. A. Hackett
49Th Ave
Rainier Ave
Whitworth St
Charlies F. Albin
41St Ave
Pike Place
Stewart St
Alice Johnson
W. ¢24
Arthur G. Smith
Seventh Ave
Third
Union St
Spring-time Dance to Aid Needy Families Planned
A spring-time dance at the Des Moines pavilion next Thursday evening benefits unemployed families. Hosted by the Association of the Unemployed, events include bus departures from 1324 First Ave at 7 8 and 9 o clock. Moor venue can host over 700 couples with tickets at 60 cents from The Star office and other locations.
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Des Moines
Association of the Unemployed
First Ave
Office of the Star
Woman confronts cellar burglar in Sun City home
Mrs R K Roberts of 15 Comstock Street returned home to find a light in the basement of her Sun City house. Police and motorcycle patrolmen traced a burglary into the cellar. The thief fled when she returned.
Health in Schools Meeting of King County Anti Tuberculosis League
Health in schools will be discussed by various speakers at the annual meeting of the Anti Tuberculosis League of King County. The event starts at 1 30 p m Tuesday in Frederick Nelsons auditorium.
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Anti-Tuberculosis League of
King County
Frederick & Nelson
Looted Store Sparks Suspect Boys In Grocery Theft
The Hanson Grocery Co at 6319 20th Ave N W reports a break in early Monday with pop cigars and several pennies stolen. Police suspect two local boys in the incident.
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Hanson Grocery Co
20Th Ave. N. W
Flowers and arrests in a spring duet with Mary Garden
Opera singer Mary Garden and Harold F McCormick were accused by Ravina Park officer Gerald J Badow after picking flowers outside a front yard. The two were detained briefly before release as the officer clarified names Garden and McCormick. The note ended with Garden singing the springtime tune.
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Chicago
Mary Garden
Harold F McCormick
International Harvester Company
Chicago Opera Company
McCormick
Laus
Gerald M. J. Badow
Ravina Park
Badow
Mias Garden
Tre-La-Laing
Mary
Harold F. McCormick
Harvester
Printers' Strike Nearing End Across Nation
INDIANAPOLIS May 9 The number of printers still on strike shrinks as settlements occur daily. J W Haya secretary of the International Typographical union reports agreements signed at Yonkers Denver and San Jose Saturday night.
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Indianapolis
J. W. Haya
International Typographical Union
Hays
Yonkers
N .Y
Denver
San Jone
Cal
Landlady Moves Furniture in Suit Over Storage Dispute
Gilbert McLynne sues for 3000 in superior court with Judge Guy C. Alston presiding. He says he rented a house through a rental agency and moved his furniture there. Mrs. E. McCollum allegedly moved the items to the front porch and handed them to a storage warehouse. She denies liability and seeks 500 for trouble locating the owner.
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Guy C. Alston
Gilbert McLynne
Would Cut Taxes by Disarmament
Senator Borah of Idaho pressed a disarmament proposal in the senate arguing it would end tax burdens that he characterized as criminal against humanity. He criticized the three nations of the late war for taxing their people to death and speeding toward bankruptcy to fund unprecedented military buildup.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Harding
Lindsey Faces Fine in Contempt Case Ruling
Judge Warren Hagget says he has no authority to delay execution of Buck Lindsey’s $500 contempt fine as urged by the district attorney. Friends urge Lindsey to pay the fine. authorities expect the payment.
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Buck
Lindsey
Warren Hagget
Criminal Court Today
Bergdoll Sends German Papers to U S Officials
Bergdoll reportedly continues to inform American officials about his status in Germany. He is mailing copies of German documents to Representative Julius Kahn and Secretary of War Weeks, with his own handwriting confirmed by Kahn.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Germany
Julius Kahn
House
Runaway Auto Smashes Plate Glass Windows on King Street
A store at 703 King Street suffered heavy damage Monday when P. A. Norris of 637 Emerson, et al, left his car by the curb and it ran away crashing into the storefront. Brakes failed. front plate glass windows were smashed. No injuries reported.
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King St
P. A. Norris
Emerson, Et
Norris
Peace Resolution Will Be Delayed in House
Representative Mondell said the Knox peace resolution will be delayed in the house until after the reparations settlement. He met with the White House after a visit and said the president approved current plans to defer the resolution.
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Washington
Knox
House
Representative Mondell
White House
Detroit Pay Car Robbed of $20,000
Twelve men in three automobiles halted a Detroit United Railway pay car, forced it to stop, and fired shotguns at three riders. They rifled the lock boxes and escaped with $20,000 in cash and payroll items.
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Detroit
Detroit United Railway
Tennessee lynching of Berry Bolling shocks Knoxville
Officials investigate a mob lynching at Huntsville near Knoxville after Berry Bolling was taken from Scott County jail and hanged from a tree. His body was riddled with bullets as the alleged mountain bad man faced murder charges in the case of Mrs. Mary Jane Harness.
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Tennessee
Man
Knoxville
Tenn
Hunteville
Here
Berry Bolling
Mountain
Widows Receive Aid After Tragic Loss
Acknowledgments report $5 from J P Chase and $49 in gifts for the families of Mrs. Mary Graves and Mrs. Louise Bachtell. Donations support destitute widow Mrs. Graves at 6443 Detroit Ave with five children and widow Mrs. Bachtell at 4840 37th Ave N E with nine and a tenth on the way after their husbands’ deaths.
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J. P. Chase
Butler Drug Co
Mary Graves
M. A. Matthews
Louise Bachtettl
W. B. Gregg
M. Nelleon
List Ave
W. Bragell
J. Heider
Miss Cajon
Ray E. Bigelow
L. R. King
C. Virtelyst
Frank J. Engies
Edward Elk
Battery E
Camp Lewis
A. J. French
N. E
A. M. McClurg
L. J. Bettarff
G. E. Merky
Mra. Graves
Detroit Ave
Bachtell
37Th Ave
Trike Starts on Page One Association Tussle
J C Mitchell, president of Seattle local No 9, says they never take a strike vote but notes workers walked out after wage cuts for a first class operator from 125 to 105 dollars, or lower in some companies, during the dispute.
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J. C Mitchell
Seattle
Davis Seeks Proposal From Marine Workers on Strike
Secretary of Labor Davis called on marine engineers to submit a concrete settlement proposal after their strike committee rejected his latest offer. Talks resumed with Davis expected to receive proposals. official noted slight hope for agreement despite a 15 percent wage cut and eight hour day in his plan.
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Washington
Davis
Marine Engineers
Altho Davis
Labor Department
Portland Freighter Sails for Orient Ends Tieup at Portland and Astoria
The freighter Pawlet cleared the Columbia River for the Orient with a full non union crew ending the extended tieup of shipping board tonnage at Portland and Astoria. The Pawlet left downriver at 6 50 Pm yesterday as crews are sought for the West Iran now loading for the Orient. The Apua loading for Europe was signing a full union crew at the old scale.
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Portland
Shipping Board
Astoria
Pawlet
Columbia River
Orient
West Iran
Apua
Europe
Galveston Engineers Accept Wage Cut With Eight Hour Day
Galveston Texas May. The local branch of the marine engineers voted to accept a 15 percent wage cut proposed by steamship owners with a compromise that retains the eight hour day and other features acceptable to the workers.
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Galveston Engineers
Galveston
Texas
The
Marine Engineers Today
Frisco Seamen Stand Pat in Marine Strike Talks
Frisco seamen announced they would stand pat as negotiations for the marine strike settlement continued in New York and Washington. Pacific coast representatives implied they would follow federal action and await developments before deciding their course.
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San Francisco
New York
Washington
Pacific Coast
Alaska's Largest Gold Mine Closes
The Alaska Gatsineau mine, Alaska's biggest gold producer, has shut down as of now. The Juneau Commercial Association reports the property required an investment above $20 million, with the closure blamed on high supply costs and fixed gold prices.
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Alaska
Alaska-Gatsineau
Juneau Commercial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Tariff Rates Rise in New Republican Bill
Washington May 9 Republican Ways and Means committee members say a new permanent tariff bill is nearly finished. Rates may exceed the Payne Aldrich schedule, with free list largely eliminated and duties doubling or more, potentially boosting annual yield to $500 million. Fordney aims to present the measure by June 1. Sugar duties mirror Payne Aldrich levels. Agricultural duties softened from emergency tariffs.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
House
Fordney
Michigan
Cuba
Payne- Aldrich
Yakima Growers in Rate Conference
Off ers of fruit and vegetable growers associations in Washington and Oregon arrive for a conference with Henry J. Ford of the Interstate Commerce Commission. They protest increased railroad rates, arguing the higher schedules threaten Northwest crop marketing and profits.
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Yakima
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Henry J. Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
Two Mexicans Slay Ogden Patrolman
Patrolman Charles Mansell was shot and killed in Ogden Utah this morning after he surprised two Mexican suspects during an early morning encounter.
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Ogden
Salt Lakh
Utah
May
Charles Mansell
Struck by Accidental Bullet Wounds In Seattle Area
Struck accidentally by a stray bullet fired by G. E. McKercher a postal clerk at 8703 15th Ave N E Prof C E Patzold a John Muir industrial training teacher was attending at his home 8317 19th Ave N E Monday McKercher arrested by Detective T G Montgomery and released on order of the prosecuting attorney.
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G. E. McKercher
15Th Ave. N. E
C. E. Patzold
John Muir School
19Th
Lava N. E
McKercher
T. G. Montgomery
Plan bungalow exhibit to Lima by Seattle industries
Seattle industries will furnish a four room bungalow at the International Industrial exposition to be held in Lima Peru next July if plans announced by the Chamber of Commerce materialize. The bungalow will be furnished entirely with Seattle products. Unfit for human habitation says James E Blackwell city building superintendent.
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Lima
Peru
Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
James E. Blackwell
St. Louis
Second Ave
22Nd Ave. S
Olive St
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