Memorial Day Observed in Seattle Public Schools
Memorial day was observed across about 60 city schools with exercises, veteran participation, and filled rooms. The G A R and local posts supplied ex soldiers who joined at each school, listing participants from multiple schools led by residents and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K
James A. Sexton Post
N.C. Applegate
Wm. Alien
HN. Coeeehool
F. &Erry
Minnehard
Madrona
Joe Naseard
Uristel
Mercer School
C. B. Dudley
BE G Emerson
Bagley
Henry Frye
Jas Ferguson
Mascade Sol
A. F. Booth
A. F. Naird
Columbia School
T. ©. Mephine
Jas van der Nogart
Jefferson School
Geof Lincoln
Terrance Martin
West Queen Anne School
C Kilenemidt
Joe Hinds
Fumemit School
Mille
J. Mcdonald
Tatena School
J Hh Roberts
F. Beckert
Walla Walla Echool
John L Santer
MH. Whields
Broadway High School
Wow Woodward
F Rummel
H ¥. Day
Joe Baker
Joe Pigeon
Hlatewood
Hon. Roberts
Ges. W. Gooding
West Woodland
John Price
Theo Kelly
Green Lake
BR. O. Bekine
Geo. W. Ager
Interbay
Boys Organize Gardening Drive At City Club
A planning meeting for a citywide boys gardening effort is set for 3 30 this afternoon at the Commercial Club. About 50 boys from Latona and other city schools will attend led by Richard W Reynolds who is developing the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization of the United American Gardening
Richard W. Reynolds
Tax Conference Sessions on The Vancouver System
Tax Medicos address the conference at the university campus discussing The Vancouver System. Oliver T. Erickson speaks on The Single Tax while Dr. George M. Jones covers The Tax on the Increase in Land Values. A program of talks and discussions by local and regional experts closes with Harvard professor Bullock urging separated revenues and classified property tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, Do, Taylor
Vancouver
B. C
World
Terminal City
University
Oliver T. Erickson
Thorwald Siegfried
R. W. Hill
George M. Jones
A. J. Paussett
Everett
Joseph Daniels
Mines
J. M. Livengood
Bpokane
State of Washington
State Board of Tax Commissioners
C. R. Jackson
Tax Commission Board
Charlies H. Shields
Charles J. Bullock
Harvard University
Seattle man buys Cherry Valley stock farm for 126000
A. P. Malloy of Seattle clinches the purchase of the Cherry Valley stock farm from Harry Kruta of the Washington Loan and Trust Co. for a price announced at 126000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Malloy
Seattle
Cherry Valley
Harry Kruta
Washington Loan & Trust Co
Mediation group eyes long process with Mexico damage claims
Washington May 29 mediators of the A B C group anticipate months of work to settle foreign damage claims against Mexico. They expect to reconcile the conflicting Mexican factions and then hear from foreign investors who suffered losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. B.C
Mexico
Mexico City
Seattle Lumbermen join Everett for get-together lunch
About one hundred Seattle members of the Lumbermen's club arrived in Everett yesterday afternoon over the Pacific highway in 25 automobiles and joined local Lumbermen's club members for a joint luncheon.
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Everett
Seattle
Lumber
Pacific Highway
Mills Win Out Aberdeen Mill Property Case
Montesano and Grays Harbor mill companies may prove their on hand personal property as of March 1 1913 despite failing to list it then. Judge Mason Irwin ruled the failure to list does not estop them from presenting proof of property at the 1913 assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Montesano
Grays Harbor
Mason Irwin
Mother Jones in Spokane Sees Rockefeller as Herod Figure
Mother Jones, en route to Seattle for Memorial Day labor events, denounces John D. Rockefeller Jr. likening him to Herod and brands capitalists as savages. She critiques mining owners and Ludlow killings, urges Rockefeller to hear miners’ side, and laments lack of response from the executive.
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Herod
Mother Jones
Rockefeller
Angel
Seattle
Star
Colorado
Spokane
Ludlow
Northwest
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Vista
China
John D. Rockefeller
Celebrities At Press Club Honor Musicians Night
Seattle music lovers enjoyed a Press Club program featuring Musicians' night and Ladies' night with Claude Madden as guest of honor. Col. Wm. F. Cody attended and addressed the crowd. Chauncey Olcott and company also appeared after the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Press Club
Claude Madden
Col
Wm. F. Cody
Chauncey Olcott and
New Member in Business Firm Seeks Genuine Remedy
A fragmented note announces a new member and promotes a product named Bromo Quinine. The text claims a cure and urges readers to call for further information or a trial, though specifics are unclear.
Contract Award For Big Warehouse Erection At Bell Foot
The port commission ordered immediate construction of a concrete warm and cold storage warehouse at the foot of Bell. Pearson Construction Co. won the bid of 289,500 dollars. City superintendent T Josenhans protested the flat-arch concrete method as untested until completion. Commissioner Robert Bridges opposed Gen H M Chittenden and C E Remsberg in the award vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell At
Port Commission
Pearson Construction Co
T. Josenhans
Robert Bridges
Gen. H. M. Chittenden
C. E. Remsberg
Hoax at Hollywood Studio Sparks Citywide Search
Officials from police and fire departments join undertakers and hundreds of citizens in a search for those behind a hoax at a Hollywood motion picture studio. Wagons and ambulances converged on the site as a near riot erupted. company staff denied filming the incident and claimed no cameras were in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Bride Marries Deputy U.S. Marshal Aboard Ship
In Knik Alaska on May 29 the ceremony took place in the dining saloon of the steamship Admiral Sampson as Maurita Campbell daughter of H A Campbell Seattle and Harry Brown deputy U S marshal wed aboard the vessel in front of 100 guests from the billionaire party of H F Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knik
Alaska
Admiral Sampson
H. F. Alexander
Misa Maurita Campbell
H. A. Campbell
Seattle
Harry Brown
U. S
Beer's Saturday Bake Sale Offers Chocolate Cream Layer Cakes
A local bake shop promotes a beer special for Saturday while advertising modern sanitary facilities and the promise of the lowest prices consistent with quality. Chocolate cream layer cakes are highlighted as a featured item for teens.
Men Of Church Cook And Serve Meal To Ladies
A First M church brotherhood banquet featured men from the congregation cooking and serving from spuds to demi tasse for the ladies. Each unit was assigned by name with Franks handling decorations Bille as hosts Charlies and Jims on reception, Eds on cooking, meeting mixed reactions from the women attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Church Brotherhood
Rescue at Bailey Peninsula Assists Two In Distress
A man and a woman in a canoe half a mile off Bailey Peninsula in front of the YMCA camp were rescued yesterday. George E. Stokes the camp superintendent and E. J. Nelson the cook brought them to shore in a rowboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Peninsula
George E. Stokes
E. J. Nelson
Cook
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Westerman
Schermer
Big Union
First
TAX Medicos
MILLS
Christ
Him
Morgan
Carnegie
Pike ST
Stewart House
Stewart St
Pike
Otto S. Grunbaum
Hamilton Platt
Andrew J. Woodhouse
Woodhouse & Platt
Platt
Fense
Tlake Public Market
The
Seattle Commercial Club
San Francisco
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Germain Bakery
Pike Place
Mkt
Mr. Craton
J. $. Craton
Union Street
Lyman H
Howe
Panama Canal
George J. Mackenzie
Jack O' Diamonds
Lake
Shameen Dhu
Merry Masqueraders
Daily Harcourt
Comedienne
Neterer
Cicero R. Hawkins
John P. Hoyt
Hoyt
Campbell
Nil Land
J. 8
Campbe
Pennsylvania
Daring
Colman Dock
Zenith Beach
Longview Hotel
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Zenith
Fourth Ave
Morey Stationery Co
First Ave
Columbia St
I. M. Bennett
Westlake
Alhambra Theatre
Washington—Prefontaine
Yesler
Independent Packing CO
Jil
New York
Columbia River
Wweom
Big Hanson Head
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