Plan Traffic Rule Changes Approve New City Code
City council expected to review a proposed traffic code with police chief Warren and Utilities Superintendent Murphine backing. Measures include banning parking on street car tracks near intersections, reducing curbside waiting, creating loading zones, limiting two hour parking, and authorizing speed limits and streetcar track restrictions for downtown streets.
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Warren
Utilities
Thomas Murphine
George A. Meagher
Corpor
Fourth Ave
Ball ‘Gve
Police Department
Remedy Promises Relief for Digestive and Nerve Ailments
An old and tested remedy, Haariem Oi! Capsules, claims to ease back pains swollen limbs dizziness indigestion insomnia and bladder or abdominal discomfort. It urges continued use for lasting vigor and notes origin from Haariem Holland with English labeling and sealed boxes.
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Holland
Gas Shutoff Planned by Seattle Unions Amid Protests and Protests
Labor council endorses May 20 gas cutoff by Seattle unions to pressure Plumbers and Steamfitters conflicts with Seattle Lighting Co. wage disputes. Delegates push walkouts at shipyards and big factories while Mooney protest planned. Mundy and Cotterill elected to state federation delegation in Bellingham.
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J. C. Mundy
Frank W. Cotterill
Seattle
State Federation of Labor
Fourth Ave
Virginia
Tom Mooney
Central Labor Council
Seattle Lighting Company
Alice M. Lord
Waitreases
Herman Rose
Waiters’ Union
Soldiers’ Sailors and Workmen's Council
Oelock
F.have
Virginia St
Bellingham
R. L. Proctor
Ed Levi
W. W. Ladd
Jocal 3S-12
Federated Union of
Pat Mohr
Cleveland Federation of Labor
Burleson
Washington City
Oakland Police in Big Graft Scandal
Oakland police officials including Chief J Henry Nedderman and Corporal Thomas F ONeill face multiple indictments stemming from a grand jury investigation into bribery extortion and gambling. Cockrell charged with aiding and abetting bribery and extortion as Chinese gamblers testified to paying tribute.
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Oakland
Cal
United Press
J. Henry Nedderman
David Cockrell
Thomas F. O'Neill
Police Department
Nedderman
Cockrell
Music as Harmonizer of Nation and Individual
The passage defines music as a harmonizer that aligns national conflicts toward efficiency and unites individual faculties for public or private work. It asserts music helps the brain renovate and clarify thinking for all endeavors.
Discharged Yankees Land Jobs Quickly
Men discharged from the army in the Northwest district have so far experienced little difficulty in obtaining employment, according to workers in charge of the Red Cross aftercare department. This department writes every soldier as soon as he is discharged, inquiring as to his circumstances and if he needs help. The majority of replies are satisfactory. The discharged man says he has obtained employments, expects to have a job soon, or intends to return to school.
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Red Cross
Lieut Fink to Face Court Martial Soon
Camp Lewis officers have instituted court martial proceedings against Second Lieut. Frank L. Fink quartermaster corps who was at the wheel of an auto that dashed down the stairway at the foot of Galer street about three weeks ago. Patrolman Michael Maher has been subpoenaed as a government witness.
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Camp Lewis
Frank L. Fink
Quartermaster Corps
Galer St
Michael Maher
Mexicali Buys Water Wagon Not Dry
Rumors in Ontario California spread that Mexicali had gone dry. Investigators found the city’s street department had merely purchased a new water wagon.
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Ontario
Cal
Mexicali
California
Woman Falls Into Lake After Steamer Sends Waves
Mrs. W. A. Pullen was knocked from the edge of her boathouse at 2606 Laurelshade Ave on Lake Washington by waves from a passing steamer. Neighbor Elery Doxey pulled her from the water. She suffered a head injury, lost consciousness, and was revived at the city hospital.
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W. A. Pullen
Laurelshade Ave
Lake Washington
Elery Doxey
Car Crash Leaves Victim With Severe Facial Lacerations
Eyewitnesses report a slow moving car incident that left a victim with severe lacerations to the face and hands and numerous bruises. The injured person was taken to the city hospital for treatment.
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Tor
Young
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Cotterill
State Public Service Commission
Frank Cotterill
Oakland Police
Johnny
Piee
Jane Pinns
Jos
Mayer Bros
Colman
Safe Deposit
LTAS
Allaleen
Columbia
Lieut. Fink
Pike's Peak
Jackson St
Maynard Ave
G. B. Young
Washington Iron Works
19Th Ave
T. Koraxis
C. L. Taylor
Poe
Navy Yard Optician
Pike
Bremerton
Pacific
Kenwood
Dickerson
Hoyt
Pike Street
Fourth
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