Second Charge to See Track Meet Provokes Student Protests
An extra 15 cent charge for a Saturday track meet via the Associated Students of the University of Washington sparks campus protests. Students accuse the system of profiteering, noting charges for many events and the limited free access previously enjoyed, while managers defend the levy as conference requirements.
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University of Washington
Board of Control
University of Washington Daily
U. S. UA
Three Held After Hotel Raid Here
Three persons were held in the city jail Thursday and a fourth released on $200 bail after a police raid on the Spring hotel at 103% Third Ave. A. Dottman, the hotel clerk, was charged with running a disorderly house and released on bail. Geo W Whitney, 23, sailor. Pearl Miller, 26, cashier. and Roger Ke, 19, Hawaiian sailor, were held. Arrested by Sergt. Co. FL Watson and Patrolman C. E. Tedrick.
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Third Ave
A. Dottman
Geo. W. Whitney
Pearl Miller
Roger Ke
Sergt. Co
Watson
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Condemnation Threat Over Earwig Infestation Sparks Action
The state warns 200 Seatt le property owners to clear earwigs within 11 hours or face condemnation. After 90 inspectors toured the earwig area, owners were urged to spread bait by May 20 to avoid a lien and legal costs, with further condemnation actions possible next week.
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Seattle
F. 8. Coyne
State Department of Agriculture
Coyne
Earwig
Banquet Aboard Steamship Ruth Alexander Dinner Planned
One hundred forty foreign trade department members of the Chamber of Commerce will hold their annual banquet aboard the Admiral liner Ruth Alexander on the evening of June. The ship will be berthed at pier B. F E. G. Anderson, department chairman, will preside, with foreign consuls from Seattle and a Vancouver B C delegation from the board of trade present.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Alexander
Pier B
E. G. Anderson
Seattle
Board of Trade 1 of
Vancouver
B. C
Firefighters Overcome by Gas in Des Moines Blaze
Des Moines fire crews battled a Recience building blaze when14 firefighters were overcome by gas and smoke. Authorities report medical treatment and investigation into the cause ongoing as teams work to contain the fire.
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Recience
University
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