Peggy Quits Peace Near in Joyce Family
Peggy Hopkine Joyce, former Follies beauty, and her millionaire lumberman husband near an out of court settlement of their marital and financial issues. Peggy may keep gifts worth 1.6 million dollars given since 1919. Joyce to seek annulment in judge Babath's court, with Peggy excused from appearance.
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Chicago
Peggy Hopkine Joyce
Follies
Pegey
Joyce
Weymouth Kirkland
Peggy
Joseph Babath
Peasy
Paris
Notes and Comment on the Old Home Town
Salvage work begins on the large bridge swept away by Wyncoche waters. Clark Squire named commander of Bruce A Mercer post American Legion at Puyallup, succeeding Charlies Green. C C Strayer Grain Co stake sold to Pickering Co of Montesano. McMillan cannery at La Conner destroyed by fire, over 15000 dollars in property lost. Grays Harbor Farm Bureau dinner tentatively set for December 9 in Montesano. Kittitas Automobile Club picks four men from Ellensburg and Casland area. Olympia Chief Endicott seeks revocation of Caledonia Hotel liquor license. Mrs James Agnew of Mount Vernon to interpret for Marshal Foch if he visits Seattle. Gridiron clash looms as Ellensburg Normal meets Puget Sound at home.
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Marshal Foch
Seattle
James Agnew
Mount Vernon
Mra
Cere
France
Lieut
Gev. Coyle
Generalissimo
Jealousy Kills Man and Woman in San Francisco Apartment
In the Mission district a marine fireman Carl A. Allen shot Hulda Maimatrom and then killed himself. A note signed by Allen said he could not go on, yet he still loved Hulda. Police believe motive was jealous rage. Percy J. Perry, a Beattie delegate to the American Legion tour of France, spoke at a Kiwanis luncheon.
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San Francisco
Carl A. Allen
Hulda Maimastrom
Allen
Mise Maimatrom
Mission District
Percy J. Perry
Beattie
American Legion
France
Kiwanis Club
Seattle Man Is Sentenced in Slavery Case
Willas G. Adama, 24, of Seattle, sentenced to two years in McNeilleland federal penitentiary by Federal Lee Dooling for bringing 17 year old Juanet Graves from Yakima into California in a slavery scheme. Graves testified Adama wished to marry her in Washington, though she preferred California. Adama had three marriages, two divorces. Thelma Lee and Paul Putnam were with them. Putnam escaped and is sought by police.
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Sacramento
Willas G. Adama
Seattle
McNeilleland Federal Penitentiary
Lee Dooling
Juanet Graves
Yakima
Wash
Graves
Adams
Washington State
California
Men Spurn Job at State's Game Farm
WALLA WALLA November 3 Henry Drum former warden of the penitentiary here who has been discharged as superintendent of the state game farm has announced that he will remain in Walla Walla William Shepherd poultry expert at the penitentiary has declined the job because he is leaving soon for British Columbia L J Essen former head of the game farm demanded a high salary which Ernest Seaborg director of game refused to consider
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Walla Walla
Henry Drum
William Shepherd
British Columbia
L. J. Essen
Ernest Seaborg
Cohen to halt trestle work over Argo yards
Councilman Lou Cohen will introduce a resolution Monday directing the board of public works to stop the $31 000 street car trestle over the Argo yards of the Oregon Washington Railroad Co on First Ave. He says the trestle locks the city into tracks up streets down grade separation in the tidelands district and should be paused until a definite plan for railroad track and street separation in the south end industrial district is adopted.
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Cohen
Lou Cohen
Board of Public Works
Argo
Oregon-Washington Railroad Co
First Ave
Tidelands
South End
Seattle Men Honored At National Society Meeting
National officers of La Societe des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux elected in Kansas City include two Seattle men. Howard K. E. MacDonald of 322 10th Ave. N. was chosen national secretary and George M. Brazer of 214 14th Ave. N. was named national engineer.
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Seattle Legion
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et
Chevaux
Kansas City
Seattle
Howard KE. MacDonald
10Th Ave. N
George M. Brazer
14Th Ave. N
Grocers in Seattle Join Organization
A large retail grocers group, the United Retail Merchants of America, has entered Seattle. Thirty three grocers display the sign with more to join. Members may buy groceries and general merchandise at low cost through the Creavey corporation at 3186 22 Terry Ave N.
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United Retail Merchants of America
Seattle
Creavey Corporation
Terry Ave
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Kittitas County
Automobile Club of
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Weae
College of Optics
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Dr. L. R. Clark
Regal Dental
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Buffalo, N. Y
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Henry A. Wise
Washington
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WL Company, Peraest
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Capitol
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H. T. Harvey
Michigan State Board Dental Examiners
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Peter Michael
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