Progressives Decide Issue in Senate Power Fight
United Press reports that Senate Progressives will not back Penrose or Warren for finance and appropriations chairs or for president pro tem. They aim to avoid risking Republican control while keeping leverage to block old guard leadership. Final plans hinge on candidate picks and strategy.
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Washington
Senate
Penrose
Warren
Appropriations
R Warren
Progress
Old Guard
Hiram Johnson
Lenroot
Hood's Sarsaparilla a Spring Blood Purifier
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal tonic for blood, liver, and kidney ailments. It claims long-standing efficacy, broad sales, and medicine crafted by experienced physicians and a seasoned pharmacist.
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Hood
Customs booze theft case up before federal grand jury
Federal grand jurors convened to consider the theft of about $20 000 worth of whisky from the U S apraiser s warehouse. Ten men have been arrested with several former policemen among them and indictments hinge on grand jury action. The case of counterfeiter F B Wilson and related shooting of Deputy Marshal Rooke will also be examined. Additional witnesses connected to sailing ship Edward West raid are sought. The panel includes R P Callahan David H M Paul Nelson W Parker Tillie Gordon and others.
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Tuesaday
U. S
Robert C. Saunders
U. 8
Gus F. Hasselblad
W. F. Patton
Nd Hagen
Dick Russell
Thomas Russell
Health Department
J. W. Lochwane
Fred Smart
Ed Carey
Joe Mangini
Jimmy Morrison
F. B. Wilson
U. & Marshal
Rooke
Hooke
Mia
Elsie Winterbottom
Ruth Phippa
Frederick Hansen
Edward West
Hansen
Charles Hannan
West
Federal Grand Jury
R. P. Callahan
David HM. Paul
Nelson W. Parker
Tillie Gordon
Claude A. Richie
Joseph R. Dorsey
Peter Sorenson
Lillian Hadcliffe
Harry Coughlin
C. H. Bennett
Albert Guntafson
Wm. Snell
W. E. Morris
Estella Brunts
L. Willoughby
Theo. W. Smith
A. M. Snyder
Sam McGee
W. W. Butler
EB. J. Beeka
Chas. H. Rattray
Wm. E. Stevens
John F. Schnei- Clark
C.C . Wrage
Street Car Crashes Into Cabbage Patch
Motorman F. E. Morton steered a street car off its rails near N 29th and plunged into a Green Lake garden patch. The impact felled a light pole and damaged sidewalk and curb for about 50 feet. Passengers were shaken but none injured. Conductor I. W. Fowler was aboard.
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F. E. Morton
Green Lake Garden
N. 29Th Ft
I. W. Fowler
Concert At Camp Lewis Honors General Johnston
A free concert honoring Major General Wm. H. Johnston and staff will be held Friday evening, May 16, at the Liberty theatre Camp Lewis. Sponsors include the Camp Lewis Red Cross and the Camp Lewis YMCA with cooperation from the theatre. Officers, men in camp, and the public are invited.
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Wm. H. Johnston
Liberty Theatre
Camp Lewis
Winnifred Lugrin Fahey
Victoria
B. C
Harrison T. Raymond
Bellingham
Waah
Camp
No Demand For State Seed Oysters At Tacoma Sale
As the state fishery reserves opened seed oyster sales Monday there were no buyers. Three thousand sacks at 1.50 per sack were offered at the Oyster Reserve in Thurston County and Clifton Reserve in Mason County, but growers statewide show sufficient supply and are not purchasing.
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Thurston County
Clifton
Mason County
Want Old Glory in School Rooms
At a Seattle Business club meeting on Monday night members voted 50 dollars to the Ladies auxiliary of the G A B for placing an American flag in every public school room. Auxiliary members say only 20 percent of schoolrooms currently display the Stars and Stripes.
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Business Club of
Seattle
Ladies’ Auxiliary
World learns of newborn Irene Van Horne
Officer Ralph Van Horne of the police automobile division welcomes a daughter named Irene born at 7 p.m. weighing six pounds eight and a half ounces at the Van Horne residence. The event is announced to the world as Cody, cigars bought, and pride expressed.
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Ralph van Horne
32Nd Ave
Automobile Division
The
Police Department
van Horne
Ralph
Irene
Portland Wife Sues Over Denied Funny Papers
Mrs. Frederick Norton files for divorce alleging her husband blocked their children from reading the funny papers. The suit highlights family frictions and custody questions in Portland.
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Portland
Frederick Norton
Drapery Remnant Sale On Lace Nets and Silks
Cretonnes priced 35 to 2.00 reduced to 15c to 95c yard. Lace nets worth 50c to 3.00 cut to 25c to 55c yard. Silk kapock from 2.75 3.50 reduced to 85c 1.35 yard. Scrims marquisette damasks velours and tapestries offered at radical reductions. Lace nets 54 inches wide ecru, made for a government contract, superior quality. Rooming house and hotel furnishers targeted. small quantities, broad variety, best remnant values yet. Manufacturers seconds with minor weaving defects but intact wear. Shades 36x72 inches in green tan, mounted on spring rollers. On sale tomorrow and Thursday each 55c.
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Presi
Horlick
Edwin J. Brown
Geattle
Columbia Street
Columb Street
Schoonmaker Optical Co
National Bank OF Commerce Second
Madison
Pigott
William Pigott
National Foreign War Trade Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Masonic Club
War Trade Council
Chicago
Doc Long Beach
Cal
Smith
Pillingsforth
Fifth Ave
Designa
Tan, Rose
Axminsters
Designe, Brown, Rose
Rome
Wearwell
Pike St. and
William and Mary
the Grote-Rankin CO
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