Seattle Boy Will Enter Annapolis
McLaren, 17, son of F. R., city treasurer, passed entrance exams to Annapolis and will enter the Naval Academy in June. He is a graduate of Broadway High School.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
9
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Purifying Vitality Remedy
After influenza and grip, a depleted condition causes extreme tiredness nervousness and weak digestion. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to purify blood vitalize the body and aid recovery, with Hood's Pills recommended as a family cathartic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Methodists 60 Over the Top
Methodists across the Northwest raise funds for the centenary drive with Seattle oversubscribing by 22000 and Tacoma Olympia both over the top. First Methodist church leads local totals with 108000, while overall progress nears 300000 with district campaigns continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
First Methodist Church
Northwest
Tacoma
Olympia
Woman Arrested in Tacoma Forgery Case
Mrs. Charles McHaney, 25, was arrested by City Detectives T G Montgomery and James O'Brien in Fremont on a warrant from Tacoma charging first degree forgery. Tacoma police say she is suspected of passing numerous worthless checks on Tacoma merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McHaney
T. G. Montgomery
James O'Brien
Fremont
Tacoma
Homing Season at University of Washington Alumni Week
Old grads from 76 to 18 return for University of Washington homecoming week. Events include open house, Women’s Field Day, Meany hall farewell, a gold “W” banner ceremony, campus parades, reunions, and a Coast track meet amid campus dances, banquets, and athletic contests. Memorial services honor 60 alumni who died serving the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Home Economica Department
Washington
Alice
Meany Hall
Tlantic
U Cadet Corps
California
Stanford
Oregon
A. C
W. 8 Cy
Open Caucus Confirms Penrose as Finance Chairman
In a rare open caucus the Senate Republicans voted 4 to so reaffirmed Senator Penrose as chairman of the finance committee. Opponents Borah Capehart Cummins Johnson California Kenyon Lenroot McCormick McNary argued against Penrose and pressed for removing him from the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Finance
Washington
United Press
Senate Republicans
Finance Committee
Borah
Caperf
Cummins
Johnson
California
Enyon
Lénrod
McCormick
McNary
Equity Printing Plant Faces City Probe Over Police Takeover
William Humphrey of Equity Printing seeks a injunction against Police Chief Joel Warren and the city claiming officers unlawfully seized control of the shop since Feb and restrict the business causing weekly losses. Legal action filed May 22 through attorneys Preston Thorghimeon and Turner. Summons served on Acting Mayor Lane and Chief Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Humphrey
Equity Printing Company
Joel Warren
Equity
Preston, Thorghimeon
Turner
Equity Company
Chief Warren
Warren
W. D. Lane
President to Help Safeguard Religion Freedom
President Wilson says he will use his influence to safeguard religious freedom in new states created by the peace conference. The pledge was conveyed to Rabbi Stephen Wise via a cable through Secretary Tumulty. The move follows debates over religious and racial protections in postwar constitutional planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Wilson
New States
Stephen Wise
Poland
Boldt's dining options listed for uptown and downtown
The note lists Boldt's restaurants with two addresses 1414 3rd Ave uptown and 913 2nd Ave downtown, suggesting a choice of locations for a meal. It presents no further details beyond the address names and street numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boldt's
Chemist Finds Kick in Punch at Shipyard Banquet
The punch served at the Duthie Shipyard Foreman banquet at the New Washington hotel was tested and found to contain 7.76 percent alcohol by volume. A. A. Gregory, chief engineer, was arrested for giving away the liquor. his case was continued to June 10. Lieut. Collier denied drinking, claiming only a small sip. Four gallons of punch and several liquor containers were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duthie
New Washington
Albert Jacobson
A. A. Gregory
Gordon
Lieut. Collier
Collier
Gregory
Governor Shows Improvement Club Plans Sacramento Meeting
Sacramento May 27. Hiram Johnson for President Club No 1 to organize Thursday evening. State Controller John Chambers and County Treasurer Ed Kay called the meeting with enthusiastic response to the organizers efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
United Press
Hiram Johnson
President Club No
John Chambers
Ed Kay
Radeker Named Seattle War Camp Leader
J R Radeker has been appointed Seattle representative of the war camp community service by New York headquarters. He will oversee the Soldiers and Sailors club at Fourth and Cherry and the Army and Navy club. He succeeds Cr Weir and comes to Seattle from San Francisco where he held a similar post. Radeker has served with the war camp service since August 1918 and was previously an organizer of eastern chambers of commerce. his home is Parkersburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. HM. Radeker
Seattle
War Camp Community Service
New York City
Radeker
Beattie
Soldiers’ and Saliors
Pourth and Cherry
Army and Navy Club
Corn
Radecker
Cr. Weir
Washington
San
War Department Plans Return to Prewar National Guard
Officials outlined tentative peace time National Guard plans to Congress, proposing 16 divisions and an initial 106000 men with 14 coast artillery companies. New York would contribute 9500 guardsmen first year, divisions to include one artillery and three infantry regiments with a fourth added later. Twenty five states Hawaii and DC have authorization to organize units including California Idaho Oregon Utah Hawaii Montana Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
War Department
National Guard
Congress
Coast Artillery
New York
Hawaii
District of Columbia
California
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Montana
Horvath to Govern Eastern Siberia in Reorganization
Horvath will play a key role in reorganizing Russia as civil and military governor of Eastern Siberia under the All-Russian Omsk government. He also serves as vice president of the Inter-Allied Commission in eastern Siberia and enjoys favorable views from the American government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horvath
Russia
Siberia
Omsk
Inter-Allied Commission
Astern Siberia
I'm the Girl That Can Spend the Money Says Mrs Clara Baldwin
In the Los Angeles trial on Mrs Clara Baldwin Stocker, she boasts of handling millions, stating she spent 4000000 in gifts and investments. Diamonds worth 200000 were bought, and Gavin McNab of San Francisco advised investments. Walter McGinley received 5000 for recovering the diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Clara Baldwin
108
Angeles
E. J. ‘“‘Laicky
Baldwin
Clara Baldwin Stocker
Miamonds
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
John Dpd. Fredericks
Albert Snyder
Stocker
Walter T. McGinley
Los Angeles
Walter
Boosting Johnson for the Presidency
Dr. Edward P. Fick, physician to Gov. Lister, reports the governor’s condition as highly satisfactory after a night of rest with family at his bedside. The statement notes a few setbacks but overall slight improvement and a good night at the Swedish hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Welfare Workers Flag Child Labor Conference Critique
Speakers at the international child welfare conference in San Francisco condemn child labor in all forms including the use of young children by widows. Eleanor Barton argues welfare difficulties linked to widow dependence should not fall on the child. The conference ends tonight with a dinner in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
United Press
International Child Welfare Conference
Eleanor Barton
Oakland
Councilmen Review Extensions To Fauntleroy Line
City council members toured the proposed 85th Ave Southwest extensions of the Fauntleroy street railway Tuesday at the request of Superintendent Thomas F Murphy. The chief notes the district is among the city’s largest unserved by traction and urges extending service soon if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
85Th Ave. S. W
Fauntleroy Street
Thomas F. Murphine
Municipal Railway
Allied governments suspend Hungary blockade on stable government
Paris dispatch reports that allied and associated governments will lift the blockade against Hungary as soon as a stable government is established, according to an official announcement.
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Paris
Hungary
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