Ground breaking parade to kickoff Alaska exposition events
Officials finalize the program for Saturday with a military parade including the Third United States Infantry from Fort Lawton the US Marines and blue jackets and the Second Regiment Washington National Guard. The parade forms at 12 from Jack God Bt and proceeds to Firstay Pine Sev esay Seconday Jackson First. The 2 PM program features addresses by Nadeau J E F Gov A E Gov W B Hoggatt W A Williams Mayor Moore and others along with military band performances and ground breaking ceremonies.
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Alaska
Nadeau
J. E
W. B. Hoggatt
Alas
Petition Seeks Sale Of Zion City By Receiver
In Chicago on May 20 a petition filed by Receiver Hately asks a U S court to issue an order for selling Zion City. With the property value decaying amid disorganization, it is understood trustees may purchase the property if the sale order is granted.
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Scripps Telearagh Service
Chicago
United States
Hately
Zion City
Negregs Accepts Beresford Heritage Claim
Flora Wolf known as Lady Fio, who had claimed to be the common law wife of the late Lord Delaval Beresford, accepted the will’s $10,000 devise and an extra $5,000, waiving all claims to the estate and certifying she was never legally or factually his wife.
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Feripps Telearagh Service
EL Paso
Texas
Flora Wolf
Lady Fio
Lord Delaval Beresford
Lord Heresford
University Locker Theft Suspect Tightens Grip On Students
A locker worker, possibly a student, carried out sporadic raids in gym lockers at the university. Two victims Hart Willie and Bartlett Lovejoy reported losses of 10 and 3 dollars, with total stolen estimated at 76 dollars.
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Hart Willie
Bartlett Lovejoy
Willits
Lovejoy
Friday Remnant Day at the Store Clears Small Lots
The stock keepers sweep through the shop removing leftover lines and crumbs from the month’s bargain feast. Shoppers are invited to inspect the remaining ends and small lots on display.
Gould Divorce Case Denies $4 Million Settlement Request
Clarence J. Shearn for Mrs. Gould said she never asked for 4 million dollars in alimony. Delaney Nicoll for Mr. Gould said demands were discussed but no large sum was sought, and the case has been dropped by police headquarters.
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Feripps Telegraph Serview
New York
Clarence J. Shearn
Gould
Shearn
Goulds
Delaney Nicoll
Nicoll
Statementa
Union Pacific Franchise Passes Council Unopposed
In Tacoma on May, the city council approved the Union Pacific franchise on final reading with no dissent after failed amendments by Councilmen Duevel and Whitman. The action confirms a long debated agreement between the city and the railroad.
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Tacoma
Duevel
Whitman
Union Pacific
New York Society to Attend Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Grounds Break
The New York State society will go to the exposition grounds on Saturday for the ground breaking ceremonies of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Afterward the society will meet to choose the site for the New York building at the 1960 fair.
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New York State Society
New York
Excursions to Olympia Offer River Water Front Tours
In May Star Special Service runs trips to Olympia with riverfront tours to observe memorial events. Sections from Beattie and other cities arrive in crowds as attendees attend the event and related services along the water.
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Olympia
May
Philippines
Beattie
Incorporations Report From Star Special Servten
The Star Special Servten notes new corporate filings including several companies such as Rotting Beem Company and American Timter Company with amended articles. Also reports a Pasadena court ruling granting the city the right to own and control its lighting plant in a U S circuit court decision.
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Olimpla
Mar M-Corperent
Envegt
Guartien
Sen
Raetes
Peney Tear
Beach Pa Ag
Rotting
Beem Company
Poattie
W. G. Derote Ang Arene Muste Company
Sedre
Boe
W. Bvene
Fletcher
Beatie Meeth
Foot Lanter Company of
Deming
Cote Bevery Mere
Lewte Ceradian
American Timter Company
Angelea
Pasadena
Edleen Electric Co
U. & Circuit
Willful Waste and Saving Money Promise Peace of Mind
The ad proclaims that thrift prevents worry and builds real pleasure, urging readers to save money. It claims a dollar starts a savings account and earns four percent interest at the State Bank of Seattle, located at Cortland and Dealer.
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The
State Bank of Seattle, Cor
Sav Inge Account Promises Ease Over Building on Credit
A financial pitch claims it is easier to build Sav Inge account than to finance a house on credit. The message offers assistance and invites customers to try the service.
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W. A. Williams
Oregon
W. H. Moore
Henry A. McLean
Washington State Commission
John P. Hartman
Boardregent
University of Washington
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Roosevelt
Negregs
Beresford
Morrow
Point de Paris
Normandy
Vals
Torchon Fages
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Chantilly
Rachings
Liberty
Braida
Percales
Ginghames
Star Special Services
Star
Nallard
Reaton
Georgetonn
James D. Hoge
N. B. Bonner
Carrter
Ferdinand Conte
Lewan
Emanuel Rosenberg
Ant Stewart
George Donwart
McCormick
Edwar Duen
Chas . Bobbames D. Hoge
N. & Sovier
Second Avenue and
Cherry Ft
Hoge Bidg
Seattle, Wash
Alseka Banking and Safe Deposit Co
Nome Aleoka
Ene Apparel
Prederick & Nelson, Inc
Sters
Seattle
Agency For
Redertor
Welson Ee
Hoods Canal
Line
Piano Hou
Louies
Fiy Cat
Alice
New Hampshire
Bella
Renora
Pete
Bissau
Leulelena
Corse
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Yosemite
Brinnon
Dosewallips
University St
Albert Hansen
Patek
Philippe
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Tarmin
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