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Seattle Star in Seattle, Washington

21 May 1920

Page 19

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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1920

Page

19

Divorce Filings Highlight Jit Fare Dispute

The article notes Ida Hia, wife of Jacob Maas, facing divorce in superior court Friday over alledged fare disputes after Maas earned $400 with his jitney. It mentions a residence at 2821 42nd Ave W. Funeral plans for Mia Alma Zick, wife of Robert Zick, Riverton Heights farmer, set for 2 p m Sunday at Georgetown Baptist Church, with surviving sons and a daughter in Seattle and Rudolph Zick in San.

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Altho Jacob Maas Ida Hia Superior Court 42Nd Ave Mia Alma Zick Robert Zick Riverton Heights Georgetown Heran Church Seattle Rudolph Zick San
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Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad from Early 20th Century

An advertisement touts Gets-It as a permanent corn cure, claiming a few drops remove pain and loosen corns until they fall off. It emphasizes ease of use versus trimming, guarantees money back, and lists manufacturers E Lawrence & Co of Chicago and Seattle retailers Owl Drug Co Butler Drug Co Brie Drug Co.

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E. Lawrence & Co Chicago Seattle Owl Drug Co Butler Drug Company Brie Drug Company
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Navy Secretary Daniels Defends War Reserve Enlistment Halt

Secretary Daniels testified before Senate naval committees that he halted certain reserve enrollments to prevent a slackers paradise during the war. He cited orders stopping commissions after testimony by Capt. L. C. Palmer and noted wide use of class four enrollments, with officers totalling 2,350 by May 11, 1917. Daniels argued the action prevented a nationwide scandal and described shortages and readiness in the finishing wartime navy.

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Washington Daniels Senate Naval Committees L. C. Palmer Bureau of Navigation Navy Daniel
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