Hays to Plead Seattle's Case
Postmaster General Will J. Hays wired Seattle Chamber of Commerce promising a personal appeal to President Harding to keep the war risk insurance office in Seattle. The chamber sent ten low rent offers to Arthur Priest in Washington as Seattle presses its case.
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Will J. Mays
Seattle
Commeree
Harding
War Risk Insurance Office
Haysby
Postmaster General
Chamber Today
Washington
Arthur Priest
Tacoma
R. Forbes
War Rnk Insurance Bureau
Snapshot Cult Abroad in Photographic Praise
Frances Boardman laments the online and social pressure to praise every travel photo and camping trip. She critiques manufactured excitement around images and the shallow thrill of perfect looks while warning about vanity and self-promotion in the Kodak era.
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Kodak Albama
Frances Boardman
Local groups oppose Ure move as plea for economy moot
Kiwanis and Rotary clubs joined at noon Wednesday to pass resolutions opposing the proposed move by Ure. The action follows Forbes urging economy, which the article notes as now moot.
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Forbes
Kiwanis
Rotary
Ure
Runaway Youth Brought to Seattle Police Station
A 13 year old boy from Greene Park Camp Lewin arrived in Seattle after spending his money to travel. Officers contacted his father and returned him to his family following a brief street encounter for food. The boy, Rome Charles, had left after a spanking and a school note.
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Cops Samaritans
Seattle
Greene Park
Camp Lewin
Charles Berry Wheeler, Jr
Rome Charles
Caldwell Peddles "Hot Dog" on Train
Mayor Huck M Caldwell of Seattle with brother Grotto Masons peddled hot dog sandwiches aboard a train bound for Yakima for their convention. The event was in full swing today as the convention gathered in the city.
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Caldwell
Yakima
Huck M. Caldwell
Seattle
Brother Grotto Masons
Free band concerts draw 19000 at 14th Ave and Jefferson
Oom-pah music heats up Thursday night as the street car men's band headlines a summer series. The event aims to entertain about 19,000 people at 14th Avenue and Jefferson, offering a lively community moment.
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Ava and
Jefferson
U Professor Returns Home From Tour of Universities
A University of... professor returns home after a tour visiting several universities. The item notes travel, academic engagements, and a concluding homecoming.
Transport Officer Hurt in Auto Smash
Nanaimo British Columbia Mayoi J. Frons of the American naval Saturn, now occupying Ladysmith, is seriously injured in a single vehicle collision here yesterday. Three men two women and the driver were badly shaken. the party was reportedly en route to a roadhouse.
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Nanaimo
Mayoi J. Frons
Saturn
Ladysmith
There Is Strength in Every Tablet
An old advertisement hawks tablets claiming to enrich the blood and revitalize nerves. It advises taking two five grain tablets three times daily after meals for two weeks to test effects, with a money back guarantee if results are not seen.
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Oteim Medaine
Wonder Health Restorer advertised by Beotch herbalist
An advertisement from Seattle Washington touts Wonder Health Restorer as a cure for rheumatism asthma stomach troubles nervous disorders and bladder complaints. It claims thousands restored with a six weeks course priced five dollars and offers mail orders and a phone contact. It emphasizes non alcoholic formula and urges readers to avoid certain substances.
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Wonder
Negrous
Dia
Orta
Ave. N
Seattle
Wife of Camp Lewis Sergeant Dies Here
Mrs Emma Westover 42 wife of George A Westover master sergeant of the ordnance department at Camp Lewis died at Providence hospital Tuesday afternoon Funeral arrangements not yet completed Portand Ore Charged with land fraud John W Todd principal of Vancouver Washington and former school superintendent of Salem arrested by federal officers
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Emma VF. Wentover
George A. Westover
Ordnance Department
Providence Hospital
Portland
Ore
John W. Todd
Vancouver
Wash
Andormer
Salem
Webster heads hearing on Kellogg bill for submarine cable
Representative J Stanley Webster of Spokane leads a House committees hearing on the Kellogg bill. The measure would authorize the president to approve or deny landing of a submarine cable. The article notes committee attention and potential implications for communications policy.
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Washington
J. Stanley Webster
Spokane
House
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