Help Wanted Classified Fragments From The Star Ads
A jumble of help wanted and sale notices from The Star listing positions at rail and factory firms, editorials and office work, plumbing, tailoring, and furniture for sale. Names and addresses appear with brief job or item details and contact references.
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Beacon
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Property listings merge with a string of ads and notices
A cluttered page shows multiple real estate offers in California and Washington, ranging from 21 acre Monterey county tract near Monterey Bay to Queen Anne and Auburn plots. Also included are advertisements by investment firms, a Sultan Hotel sale note, and criminal incident brief about a pedestrian hit by a car and a burglary of dental offices.
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California
Monterey Bay
Eighth Ave
Homeseek Ems
Conraltus
Lee
Broom Hungalow
North End
Emall
Marion Sidy
Auburn
Donohue
Ain
Oat Gite
Eany
Bine Ria
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J. Beacon
Tax Expert to Explain New Federal Regulations
W T Meeks the Seattle deputy collector of Internal Revenue is slated to speak at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at 12 15 p m Tuesday. The talk will cover narcotics and proprietary medicines taxes luxury tax jewelry tax and soda fountain tax and address whether medicines sold at soda fountains are taxable. The session aims to resolve uncertainties facing druggists and clarify regulatory interpretations.
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W. T. Meeks
Internal Revenue
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Refuse Oath To Rep Berger In House Challenge
In Washington on May 19 United Press reports Representative Dallinger of Massachusetts objected to Victor Berger of Wisconsin taking the oath, citing a federal conviction. The House adopted a nine member committee investigation without dissent and adjourned before Berger could speak.
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United Prean
Victor Berger
Dallinger
Massachusetts
Wisconsin Socialist
Victor L. Berger
Berger
Gillette
Wisconsin
Portland Rate Complaint Sent to Interstate Commerce Commission
The city petition in intervention against proposed lower freight rates from Portland to the Inland Empire has been forwarded to the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington by City Attorney Walter Fr. Meier. Seattle and the Seattle Chamber of Commerce join the petition and will be represented at the July hearing by Walter F. Meter and Tom Kennedy. Preston Thorgrimson and Turner defend the port commission, with S. J. Wettrick for the Commercial Club. The complaint, filed months ago by Portland interests and the Inland Empire Shippers' Association, claims rate cuts would be discriminatory and argues if Portland gains, Seattle should also benefit.
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Inland Empire
Walter Fr. Meier
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Seattle
Commercial Club
Inland Empire Shippers’ Association
Businessmen Tour Southwestern Washington by Car
An auto excursion for about 50 Seattle businessmen is planned from May 26 to May 30. The trip, organized by the state development bureau's trade relations committee, will visit Tacoma Olympia Hoquiam Aberdeen Centralia Chehalis South Bend Raymond and involve luncheons dinners and meetings with local chambers of commerce and Citizens' clubs.
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Washington
State Development Bureau
Chamber of Commercce and Commercial Club
Automobile Club of Western Washington
Douglas Shelor
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
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Workers Arrested For Riding Streetcar Roofs
Five shipyard workers were arrested at the Duthie yard after a crowd of street railway police and city officers forced them from roof perches onto police vans. Superintendent Murphine warned the new car ordinance will be enforced to stop riding anywhere other than inside the cars.
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Tom Murphine
Duthie Yard
Street Railway
Warren
Murphine
Seatie
Memorial plan campaign to honor Seattle World War heroes
Memorial day events resume with first meeting of the War Memorial Association in room 1 of the county city building. Acting secretary Raeder says civic groups plan a memorial auditorium for Seattle’s World War heroes, with incorporation papers filed and signatures open until Tuesday night.
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Seattle
Raeder
Ciation
Torium Association
Thief Steals Cash and Clothes From Vine Apartments
A burglar entered the Vine apartments at 2604 Third Ave through a window early Monday and stole more than $200 in cash, valuable clothing, and dress goods from the residence of P. L. Grout. A tenant reported the suspect, described as a man in a brown alster and gray hat, leaving with a black leather satchel.
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P. L. Grout
Vine Apartments
Third Ave
G. A. Reynolds
Auto Highwaymen Charged as Robbery Suspects
Mannie Miller Ragnar Nyren Peter Jongejan and Peter John are alleged auto highwaymen arrested Saturday in highway holdups. Police say they confessed and remain held in the city jail awaiting formal charges to be filed Monday afternoon by the outing attorney.
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Mannie Miller
Ragnar Nyren
Peter Jongejan
Peter John
Man Demonstrates Neckwear In Court
Tona Wrytenac staged a home made necktie device to prove its merits before Judge Gordon on Monday. He stood at Second Ave and Lexington St on Sunday selling wares without a license and pulled his cravat to show the invention. The judge released him.
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Tona Wrytenac
Gordon
Tona
Second Ave
Drunk and Disorderly Charge In Court Case
John Finnegan was arrested after a drunken incident and faced a judge on Monday morning. He admitted intoxication but denied the orderly conduct charge. Finnegan contributed $10 as costs while Patrolman Tom Li and Judge Gordon presided.
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John Finnegan
Tom Li
Gordon
John
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