Trade Request Seeks Farm and Property Exchange
A list of property exchanges and barter offers includes $4,000 cash and a $2,000 cottage for a dairy farm. J Booth Parke Dida and others propose trading 12 to 18 platted lots on two paved streets, with opportunities for a carpenter to build and sell quickly. Proposals include Beattie area acreage and near 617 American Bank Ride trade interest.
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Seattle
Echool
Grange Hall
Puget Round Farms CO
Valance Fasy Aasen & Sexton
Firet Ave
Downs Hill
Second Ave
W. HM. Henry
Hank Ride
Colby Creek
Colby
Aasen & Rexton CO
Millett
J Booth Parke
Beattie
American Bank
New York
Public Markets Corner Full of Prices at Stalls
A chaotic list of stalls at a public market shows dozens of items with prices across multiple categories. Items include butter milk bread meat cheese eggs vegetables canned goods oils soaps and more with quantities and price notes scattered throughout the long OCR read.
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Freeah Oregon
National defense league calls for bigger Navy to back up Wilson
From Washington May 18 a telegram from ex Senator Stroussard vice chairman of the National Defense League urged urgency for preparedness. He urged an adequate navy as the first concern and a steadfast policy to support the president’s righteous stand at sea. He argued neutral rights but stressed protecting American life property and travel on the high seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Defense League
Senator Stroussard
New Iberia
League
High Seas
Queer Calls Cause Scare In 36th Avenue Neighborhood
Patrolmen monitored multiple homes on 36th avenue after women reported eerie phone calls during the day. Four residents Mrs. R. E. Evans, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Knox, and Mrs. Reitz said a man asked many questions about husbands and appeared worried about their whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
36Th Ave
R. E. Evans
Curtis
Knox
Reitz
Will Sickels Explains Early Release Of Shomo
Prosecutor Lundin questioned why county clerk Will Sickels released prisoner Charlie Shomo in the middle of the night before a bond was approved. Sickels answered that Shomo posted $1000 cash and a deputy ordered the release, noting cash bonds do not require prior approval.
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Lundin
Charlie Shomo
Will Sickels
Shomo
Not Butler Shop Shake Sparks Robbery Rumor
The Star reports Bruce Granville alias Baron La Rose bought a half interest in the Hotel Butler Barber Shop, and was sent to Portland on a post office robbery charge. Sam Rubenstein denies any Bruce interest, asserting he never owned part of the shop.
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Sam Rubenstein
Star
Bruce Granville
Bruce
Baron la Rose
Portland
Sam Auto
Sam
Chiyo Maru Returns After Hold Fire Near Yokohama
The liner Chiyo Maru arrived from San Francisco after a Sunday hold fire was extinguished. Twelve hours into the blaze, 39 bales of cotton were destroyed and the ship resumed its voyage with few passengers aware of the incident.
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Yokohama
San Francisco
Marriage Licenses and Death Notices in Local Record
A list of marriage licenses includes names such as Joseph Gruenes and Blanch Rugeies, Ichida and Jaguchu, Thomas Sheehan and Margaret Hennessy, Frank Freeman and Minnie Macy, with ages and cities noted. Also listed are numerous other couples with varied ages and locations, followed by deaths: Emma Geary, Marie Saian, and Cyrus K. Campbell with hospital affiliations and dates in May.
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Joseph Gruenes
Maple Valley
Blanch Rugeies
Hobart
Ichida
Sanger
Cal
K. Yam
Jaguchu
Japan
Thomas Sheehan
Seattle
Margaret Hennessy
Renton
Frank Leslie Freeman
Minnie Albertine Macy
RK. McCaffrey
Lucile Strehlan
Byron Winans
Denver
Coyo
George W. Butson
Tacoma
Lepha McLaughlins
Portland
Fuyutaro Tahbrayama
Dinula
Tsune Buyeda
Yahei Nagematsu
Harden
Mont
Koume Mikami
Hiyonaro Shishido
Los Angeles
Moto Abe
Suyekichi Kimura
Balt Lake
Utah
Suyekeme Magehara
Kojiro Kajihara
Sei Togawa
J.C. Poster
Annetta Kumler
Salem
Adelbert Durkee McCleverty
Phebe Mae Pierce
Rose
Western Ave
Battery At
J. EB Wallum
Palastine Ave
Harry Cohen
11Th Jave
Emma Geary
Providence Hospital
Mre Marie Saian
King County Hosital
Cyrus K. Campbell
Swedish Hospital
Police arrest women in city morals sweep
Police Morals Squad led by Sergeant Smart removed four women from streets and arrested others on warrants in hotels. Dildine Smith Walsh and Jones booked for soliciting at 661 King Street in the old Tenderloin district. Additional arrests include Fay Taylor May Fuller Rebecca Gallinger May Wilson Nettle Young White Brown and Waters for disorderly conduct or being disorderly persons.
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Atreeta
Smart
Police
Marguerite Smith
Anna Walsh
Helen Jones
King St
Fay Taylor
May Fuller
Rebecca Gallinger
May Wilson
Nettle Young
Dearborn
W. H. White
Carey Brown
Grace Waters
Cedar Falls Damages From Rattlesnake Lake Rise
Abandonment of 52 dwellings and business houses totals the havoc at Cedar Falls caused by the rising of Rattlesnake lake. City engineer figures show about $40,000 in damages and most affected residents plan to file damage claims with the city.
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Cedar Falls
Brother of Local Man Dies at Front
A message from Colon France to E D Messett manager of the Washington Monumental Works reports Ralph Messett died from shrapnel wounds at the front. Messett died late Monday in a military hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
France
E. D. Messett
Washington Monumental Works
Ralph
Messett
Hearing Set on Market Sales by Truck Gardeners
Public utilities committee discussed Councilman Bolton's ordinance prohibiting farmers from selling at public markets after 6 o'clock on Saturday nights. A hearing was set for next Tuesday at 10 a.m. inviting producers to voice their sentiments.
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Bolton
Public Utilities Committee
Woman Alleges Husband Lured to Death by Stranger
Mrs. L. N. Wilcox of Snohomish, 65, wealthy, says her husband was lured away to meet a woman for a business deal and fears harm or death. She appealed to local police after he left Snohomish last Thursday.
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L. N. Wilcox
Snohomish
Wilcox
Austrians Near U S Border Intercepted by Canadian Forces
Austrian civilians who had walked toward the U S border were rounded up near the Manitoba border and interned at Camp Brandon after Canadian soldiers intercepted them on a special train.
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Winnipeg
Man
U. S
Camp Brandon
Seattle milk ordinance eyed by council on dairy visit
Health Commissioner McBride and city council members visited Seattle dairies Tuesday. They discuss a milk regulation bill McBride drafted for strict control of the milk supply. The bill faces a fourth reading when the public safety committee meets Wednesday at 2 p m.
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McBride
Seattle Dairies
Seattle
Public Safety Committee
Department seeking Supreme Court review in National Cash Register case
The Department of Justice filed a writ of certiorari in the Supreme Court to review the Sixth Circuit ruling that overruled the conviction of John R. Patterson and others for violating the Sherman Antitrust Law in the National Cash Register case.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
National Cash Register
John R. Patterson
Italian envoy conference with Bryan on war role
The Italian ambassador and Secretary Bryan met in Washington on May 18 to discuss Italy’s potential role if Rome enters the war, including the United States representing Italy in Austria and Germany.
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Washington
Bryan
United States
Italy
Austria
Germany
Rome
City Urged to Settle Damages Case In Cedar Falls
A claim for 5850 damages was filed against the city by Chas L. and Hattie Stewart, Cedar Falls property owners now under water, seeking compensation for flood losses.
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Chas L
Hattie Stewart
Cedar Falls
Wesley L. Jones to speak at Alaska Chamber lunch
Senator Wesley L. Jones will be the guest of honor at a lunch hosted by the Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and the Arctic Club. The event starts at 12 30 on Thursday.
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Wesley L. Jones
Alaska Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Arctic Club
Powell Saw Co. Warehouse Burns in Spokane Blaze
A Spokane fire on Tuesday destroyed the Powell Saw Co wholesale grocers building and stock, valued at about 150000. The blaze began early in the day and caused extensive damage to the structure and contents. No injuries were reported.
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BR Williams CO
Basil and Doors
Firet Ave
Mata Tee
Waldrona
Henry
Spokane
Powell Saw Co
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Weading Daily
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Prank
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Wannur
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Pontune Teller
York Hotel
Hollywood
Auto Delivery CO
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Lowell
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Eppensite
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Snohomish Co, Wash
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Washington #1
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Weetlake
Vashon
Oregon
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Cherry Et Heal Eatatr
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Marton
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