Pay Tribute to Hero of Idaho
Visitors from across the state gather for a reception honoring Pri Neibauer of Jbugar City Idaho who acted and captured many men at a major Western front battle. Gov Davis designated the day for the state to honor Idaho's hero as officials and other dignitaries arrive.
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Jbugar City
Ioho
Pri
States Marine Corps Recruit Office Extends Sunday Hours
The States marine corps recruit Office will stay open Sundays from 10 30 a m to 4 p m to accommodate workers during the week. Seven have signed with the sea within the past 10 days.
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States Marine Corps Recruit Office
Fosdick Named for Role in League of Nations
The 36 year old lawyer and former chair of the committee on training camp activities during the war is slated for a position in the League of Nations organization. His exact post has not been announced. He served in New York municipal government under Mayor Gaynor.
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Fosdick
League of Nations Organization
New York
Gayner
Regular Army seeks men in mobility drive
Major Josiah Kemp leads a recruitment tour for the Third Battalion First U S Infantry with 60 enlisted men and a regimental band. The drive, starting in downtown streets, will visit Everett and Tacoma over two days, with exams by Captain Walter Swackhamer and final tests at Camp Lewis. Recruits serve one to three years, get $30 monthly, meals, clothing, and quarters, and may train for overseas or domestic roles.
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Josiah Kemp
First
U. S. Infantry
First Infantry
Everett
Tacoma
Adjutant General
Walter B. Swackhamer
Camp Lewis
Kemp
Quartermaster Corps
Greenwood merchant seeks South American trade in Buenos Aires
F. M. Good of Greenwood has sold his local business and will travel to South America to assess trade prospects in Buenos Aires. He will be accompanied by his wife as they pursue business opportunities in the region.
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F. M. Good
Greenwood
South America
Buenos Aires
Edward Nelson
Seattle
Anaconda, Mont
Anaconda
M. P. Mahoney
Nelson
Dope Outfit Found Leads to Arrest of Daisy Thomas
Daisy Thomas, 34, was arrested late Monday at 601% Seventh Ave by Sergt. William Steen and Patrolmen W. W. Morris and J. T. Tedford. Officers charged they found a complete dope outfit in her room and she is held on an open charge.
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Daisy Thomas
Seventh Ave
William Steen
W. W. Morris
J. T. Tedford
Different Man Robinson Praises Tanlac for Health Return
William Rob arson of Seattle credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, alleviating nausea, headaches, and bloating after years of illness. He notes weight gain and improved sleep, saying he now eats heartily and works without distress. Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle sell Tanlac via a local representative.
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William Robason
First Ave
Seattle
Bartell
Taniac
Bartell Drug Stores
Tanlac
Ex-Service Men to Tickle Toes at Homecoming Jazz
Thousands of Seattle returned fighters and friends will attend a homecoming jubilee at the Armory on Wednesday evening under the National League for Women's Service. Mayor Hanson supports it. Capt. Harry Field aids including Bremerton sailors. University of Washington will stage a Japanese May fete reprise with local vaudeville stunts. Proceeds aid reconstruction work in France and local relief. Tickets sold at multiple downtown spots. 10 piece orchestra engaged.
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Seattle
Bie
Armory
National League For Women‘s Service
Naonal League
Hanson
Harry Field
Navy Yard
Bremerton
University of Washington
National League For Women's Service
France
Crittenden Home
the Light
House For the Blind
Seattle Day Nursery
Warren
Public Safety Building
Sherman, Clay's
Rose Music Company
Butler
Washington Hotel
Army and Navy Club
Soldiers’ and Saitlers’ Club
The
White Elephant Shop
Elks’ Club
Melody Shop
Brown & Hulen's Billiard Parlors
International conference on child welfare at University of Washington
Delegates from around the world gather at Meany Hall Washington on Memorial Day for a two session International conference on child welfare. Speakers include Prof Franklin Thomas of psychology department and Ronald Davia of Great Britain on work and education of children.
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Meany Hall
University of Washington
Franklin Thomas
Psychology
Seattle
Ronald ©. Davia
Great Britain
M. Maus
Belgium
Judge Chadwick Resigns to Practice in Seattle
After 11 years on the supreme court bench, Chief Justice Stephen J. Chadwick resigns to join Hughes McMicken Romney and Rupp in Seattle. Acting Governor Louis F. Hart names Jesse B. Bridges of Aberdeen to succeed him. Judge Chadwick will be associated with the Seattle firm. Judge O. R. Holcomb will succeed.
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Supreme Bench
Stephen J. Chadwick
Seattle
Louis F. Hart
Jesse B. Bridges
Aberdeen
Chadwick
Hughes, McMicken, Romney
Rupp
O. R. Holcomb
Judge Bridges Known as Grays Harbor Legal Pillar
The text notes Judge Bridges, once president of the State Bar Association, who has long served as counsel for Grays Harbor’s major corporations.
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Judge Bridges
The
State Bar Association
Grays Harbor
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