Four Seattle figures tied to Friedman murder case emerge
Tacoma jeweler Philip B. Friedman was slain last Monday night in his home near Point Defiance. Stepsons Robert Aaron and Aaron Friedman, sister Rose Rachmil, and a Seattle woman were highlighted as the mystery deepens. Deputy Prosecutor Selden disputes the stepfamily’s self defense claims and notes possible other shooters.
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Dope King Lee Faces Federal and City Charges
A Seattle report on Lee Can alias King Lee, a major narcotics peddler, detailing arrests on April 22 and May 19, federal Harrison Act charges, and ongoing local jail confinement. It notes reserve stock at 1221 Jackson and recent property seizure, with King Lee living at 408 Columbia Street and dope found there.
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Car Fare Bill Drafted Increases to Seven Cents
Councilman R H Thompson prepared an ordinance raising street car fares to seven cents with a one cent transfer fee. Mayor Caldwell is expected to push six cents. O H Erickson opposes any increase. Prof Trevor Kincaid lectured on Bird Lore to the Mountaineers at the Chamber of Commerce.
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O. H. Erickson
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Chamber of Commerce
Habit of Using Dope Is Growing Rapidly Declares Dr Read
Dr Read declares a rising habit of morphine and opium use endangers society. He notes weak enforcement under the Harrison Act, urges stronger federal action, and proposes state or city reform through an industrial institution to rehabilitate addicts. He urges compassionate treatment alongside suppression.
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Citizens oppose Seward Stockade plan at Seward Park
The Lakewood Civic Improvement club announced it will fight the proposed stockade for drug addicts at Seward Park. They go on record opposing Health Commissioner H. M. Read and Mayor Caldwell's plan and will carry the fight before the city council.
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Death Notice for Mrs Margaret Greer
Mrs Margaret Greer 29 wife of Custer Greer 3812 Graham died Friday morning at Seattle General hospital Funeral services set for 2 p m Sunday at Bonney-Watson chapel with burial in Washelli.
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Custer Greer
Graham Et
Seattle General Hospital
Bonney-Watson Chapel
Washelll
The Best Way of Practicing Dentistry
The piece promotes the EF. R. Parker System where dentists, nurses, stenographers and bookkeepers work as a team in a large practice. It argues specialization lowers costs and improves care, inviting readers to visit for a free examination and advice.
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