Judge Mackintosh Leaves Dog Case to His Son Bobbie
In Coalfield Washington the dog Squirt sparks a family feud as Judge Mackintosh plans to let his toddler son Bobbie decide if the hound is dangerous or gentle. Besoloff and Tort accuse the dog of injuring him, while other townsfolk weigh in as a political deadlock blocks a decision.
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Judge Mackintosh
Bob
Mackintosh
Coalfield, Wash
Bobbie
Robbie
A. BR. Reso
Besoloff
Olivia Tortowner
Go Mackintosh
Squirt
Torino
Wilson
Coalfield
Father Writes of Fire Danger
A Seattle parent urges scrutiny of school fire safety and supports automatic sprinklers. The letter cites NFPA guidance and notes sprinklers can be installed without harming classroom appearance, arguing laws should require full sprinkler systems in schools. Fire Chief Stetson backs sprinkler recommendations for some Seattle schools.
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Eiter the
Seattle
National Fire Protection Association
Stetson
Charity Hippodrome Auction Ends Sale for Cause
A large charity auction at the Hippodrome will close Wednesday at 6 PM with proceeds reaching thousands. The event features Coach Dobie and his football players, Miss Dorothy Terry and partner performing, and Millionaires Harry Whitney Treat and Jimmie D Hoge handling the final goods. Also reported is the marriage of Miss Annie Katherine Tremblay to Loren M Taylor before about 2900 witnesses, with the couple settling at their new home on 20th Ave 3rd Street. All unsold items go to auction from 9 to 10 PM, with dancing paused during the sale.
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Hippodrome
prac@ sale
Dobie
University
Dorothy Terry
Harry Whitney Treat
Jimmie D. Hoge
Calfornia
Annie Katherine Tremblay
Loren M. Taylor
Gill
Miss Tremblay
Hugh G. Rosas
20Th Ave
Norman St
Sleepwalker Injures Self Jumping From Window
Delbert Lee a 16 year old somnambulist wandered from a second story window in Vancouver Washington early today injuring himself badly. On awakening he recalled dreaming the building was on fire.
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Vancouver
Wash
Delbert Lee
Bazaar Planned by Progressive Working Women's Club
A bazaar will be held November 18 to 20 by the Progressive Working Women's Club at 416 E. Den nyway for the benefit of the club. All who are interested in the homes are invited to attend.
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Progressive Working Women’s Club
E. Dennyway
Walk pigeon toed for health say Calif. professors
BERKELEY Cal Nov 10 The latest health decree from Professor Maude Cleveland and Mrs Elliott of the University of California department of physical education advocates pigeon toe walking. They say it supports the arch and reduces fatigue while not straining muscles. Miss Georgine Elghine of Los Angeles endorses the stance and claims she has never been ill by walking with toes inward.
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Berkeley
Cal
Maude Cleveland
Misa Georgine Elghine
Los Angeles
Miscellaneous Sewing Notions and Accessories Advertised
No. 18 Wash Ribbons 10c bolt Suyard bolts of fine satins in white pink blue. No. 19 Women's Handkerchiefs 12c to 15c 18c and 25c Linen and Shamrock lawn. No. 22 Dress Shields 35c to 50c discontinued Nos 23 35c to 3.00 Kodak Albums 25c to 1.95 Cloth or leather bound from a manufacturer’s output.
Legs Must Be Lanky In Fashion Forecast
The piece notes tailors favor lean legs for men while fiction writers prefer stout heroes. It highlights a clash between tailoring trends and literary character types, joking about fat men and authors uniting in sympathy.
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M'Dear
No Operations On Roberts Children
City hospital authorities say reports of planned operations on the two Roberts children were erroneous. George remains unconscious with a grim prognosis after being attacked by his father, while Violet, shot in the head, is believed to have a slight chance of recovery. Perry Roberts, a brother of the deceased, denies claims of substantial property and finances driving the act. Daniel Gaby was elected city attorney of Renton 366 to 328 over Paul Houser.
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Roberts
George
Violet
Perry Roberts
20Th Ave. N
Daniel Gaby
Renton
Paul Houser
Japanese Oppose Market Change At Pike Place Stalls
A missionary A G Murphy testified before the harbors and public grounds committee protesting a shift in stall allotment at Pike Place. The old lot system favored Japanese. the new plan assigns odd stalls to Japanese and even stalls to Italians and white men. Murphy faced sharp rebuke from Councilman Bolton as the committee moved to file the protest. Also, Chicago activist Ellen Gates Starr helped lead picketing arrests in a Chicago tailors strike, with thirteen men and one woman detained.
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A. G. Murphy
Harbors and Public Grounds Committee
Pike Place
Rior
Murphy
Bolton
Ellen Gates Starr
Hull House
Chicago
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