Campfire and Welfare League seek community help for drives
Field notes urge community support for a year end welfare drive. Groups of girls, families, and volunteers are asked to donate clothing and baby layettes, with rummage sale proceeds supporting the November deposit and campaign activities at local headquarters. A Guardians' Story Telling Club meeting, Camp Sealth lantern slide event, and a Dig Sealth reunion are planned, inviting families to participate.
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Pike St. Market
Guardians’ Story Telling Club
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Masonic Arcade
Camp Sealth
Northwest task linked to civic education
The article notes Hugh S. Magill of the National Education Association speaking to the Seattle Chamber of Commerce about education's role in building citizens. He emphasizes solving problems as a core task for education and civic development.
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Pardon Urged for Captain's Slayers
GTON November 5. Secretive pardon urged for five soldiers convicted of murdering Captain Lancefield in Germany. The group received life sentences in Leaven- toward a clemency review and possible release.
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Lancefield
Germany
Leaven
Japs Accused on Unlawful Entry Held in Detention
Ten Japanese nationals are held at an immigration detention station after arrests in Grays Harbor district. They face deportation hearings as officials pursue unlawful entry charges and possible removal from the United States.
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Ce Japs
United Ilegally
Grays Harbor
State Salary Revisions Likely by Admin Board
Nov 5 report says an admin board plan to revise salaries and classifications for state employees whose pay is not fixed by efficiency standards. L D McArdle notes the move aims to adjust compensation levels.
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Admin. Board
L. D. McArdle
Award No 1
Isabella Barbour aged 62 and Lois E Hansen aged 27 are listed with addresses 2228 16th Ave and 6705 Fourth Ave respectively as recipients in the award record.
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Barbour
Isabella
16Th Ave
Largest Indian Worship History Tied to America’s Biggest Tree
The Santa Maria de Tula, a giant ahuehuete in Oaxaca, Mexico, is the continent’s largest tree. Oaxaca plans a state park centering on the tree, noting its Aztec ties to water deities and its shift to Christian devotion as Santa Maria after Spanish conquest.
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Santa Maria de Tula
Oaxaca
Mexico
Santa Maria de
Axtec
Indiana
Enrollment Closes for Marine Engineering Course at UW
The United States Shipping Board will close enrollment Monday morning for the last course in marine engineering at the University of Washington. Prof. E O Eastwood oversees the program, with 17 men already enrolled and room for more. The licensed applicants should apply at 210 Grand Trunk dock.
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United States Shipping Board
University of Washington
E. O. Eastwood
Eastwood
Grand Trunk Dock
Campfire Scout Festival Showcased Summer Work by Scouts
At the Mountaineers event hosted by the Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls, Friday night at the W. C. A. facilities, youths displayed projects and crafts completed over the summer to guests.
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Boy Scouts
Court Recognizes Mahoney as Pauper
At a Friday hearing before Judge J. T. Ronald, Mahoney's attorneys were granted original records and newspaper clippings for the supreme court appeal. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas admitted Mahoney is a pauper and entitled to the records, with affidavits denying denial of witness subpoenas for the sanity investigation.
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J. T. Ronald Friday
James KE. Mahoney
Supreme Court
Mahoney
Louisa B. Schwellenbach
Malcolm Douglas
State and B C to Join Against Fire
British Columbia and Washington state will cooperate in fighting forest fires under a boundary agreement. Foresters will warn of fires within two miles of the boundary and take joint action to combat them.
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Olympia
British Columbia
Washington State
Mciss Wilkinson Charged After Public Scratching Incident
New York on November 6 Mrs Misse Wilkinson faced charges for scratching her husband’s face in public after she claimed he was with a chorus girl. The judge heard the quarrel and noted the incident ended with a fine of five dollars.
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New York
Misse Wilkinson
Keeping Your Chickens Healthy in Cold Weather Tips
The Star explains approved methods to keep poultry productive during cold weather. It notes readers can clip a coupon and mail to the experiment station for access to time saving articles and additional guidance.
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Seattle Hero Lieut Starr to Be Buried Sunday
Funeral services for Lieut. Tru man A. Starr of Seattle, killed in the Argonne offensive on October 4, 1918, will be held Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Butterworth mortuary. The body arrived in Seattle Friday, Starr was the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel B Starr.
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Truman A. Starr
Seattle
Argonne
Butterworth Mortuary
Starr
Samuel B. Starr
Auburn Student Linked to University of Washington
A brief note identifies an Auburn student as being connected to the University of Washington, noting the educational link without additional details.
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The
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Eagles Invade Nile Circus in Bagdad Night
A feathered host of 400 Eagles from Aerie No 1 led by an 80 piece band invaded Bagdad on Friday night. They escorted FEagle candidate Abbie Helen Howard to the Shrine circus and seized the outer walls, moat, castle and grounds in a playful city takeover marked by a brief skirmish with local purveyors of ham and grape juice.
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Shriners
Aerie No. 1 Ecorted
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Shrine Circus
Federal Officials Off for State Tour
A party of federal officials was scheduled to leave Seattle on Saturday for a tour of the state estate to map a campaign against liquor and narcotic runners. The group includes Collector of Customs Millard T. Hartson Prohibition Director Roy Lyle U S Attorney A B Hamar and customs officials George L Ide and others.
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A. B. Hamar
George L. Ide
Eagles Move Against Bootleggers Hurts Local Merchants
A concert evocation led to Eagles taking action against root beer bootleggers, resulting in harm to area merchants who depended on legitimate sales. Authorities reported disruption of illicit supply and tensions with local vendors amid the crackdown.
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