Bouillon Praised as Ideal Seattle Mayor Candidate
The Post-Intelligencer endorses A. V. Bouillon as the suitable Republican nominee for Seattle mayor. It lauds his conscience and decisive, straight thinking. The Star welcomes the paper into Bouillon support, urging continued advocacy for his selection in primaries.
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Seattle
Post- Intelligencer
A. V. Bouillon
Post-Intelligencer
Bouillon
Hiram C. Gill
Griffiths
Mr. Bouillon
V. Bouillon
Miller
Saloon License Monopoly Sparks Seattle Revenue Debate
A Seattle licensing dispute argues that restricting saloon licenses creates artificial scarcity and inflates prices. Proposals suggest raising fees to 2000 dollars per license to boost city revenue, while noting existing limits harm clubs and breweries and referencing broader monopoly logic. Dr. Roller vs Gotch and reflections on marriage are noted in closing remarks.
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Seattle
Rockefeller
Star Dust and Witty Whims in a Turbulent Night
A fragmented column quotes jokes and bemused exchanges from Chicago News style satire. Snippets reference French kissing in jest, a riddle about atoms and hangings, Wall Street wryness, Maler the painter, and a joke about Madame Steinhell, all tied to urban cafe wit and society commentary.
Saving Seattle's Youth From Vice: Judge Lindsey's Warning
Judge Lindsey urges Seattle parents to confront juvenile vice drawing on Detroit findings by the Y M C A. He cites urban poverty, school cases, and the burden on families, calling for plain honesty and renewed efforts by individuals and society to protect children.
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Seattle
Youngen's Christian Association
Detroit
Mich
Denver
Ben B. Lindsey
Juvenile Court Authority
Lindsey
the Star
Judge Lindsey
Miss Dillpickles Censors Department Store Salesladies
Diana's Diary recounts Miss Dillpickles taking a censoring role at Taffeta and Ralbriggan's department store. She notes chilly reception, aims to enforce dress and deportment, discusses influence of indecent literature, and reflects on temptations facing young women and the moral responsibilities of society.
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Miss Dillpickles
Taffeta & Ralbriggan
Mr. Taffeta
Quarreled on their wedding day at New York horse show
The item notes the New York horse show where the main laurels went to the clothes horse. A playful aside questions wedding day tensions as the bride and groom cope with emotional reactions from friends. A separate line mentions the vice presidency duties in a joking tone.
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Courier-Journal
China
New York
Detroit Youth Morality Survey Highlights Urban Dangers
A YMCA committee report on Detroit youth notes widespread immorality among boys and girls, with high school students exposed to saloons, cheap theatres, and indecent material. It cites 20 percent of entrants to disreputable houses aged 14 to 17, and 60 percent aged 18 to 21, urging regulation of boarding houses and targeted reforms.
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Detroit
Mich
Lindsey
Seattle
Red Light District
Bright Boy Learns to Say Thanks in Peony Moment
A local scene captures a child, nicknamed Chips, delighting onlookers as he thanks passersby after receiving a peony. The informal moment highlights small kindnesses in everyday life.
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Kansas City
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Simpileisaimus
Madame Steinhell
St. Louis
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Christ
4Udor Lindsay
Diana
Fred Schaefer
Taffeta & Raibriggan's
Ape —Geeras
New York Horse Show
Clothes
United States
America
Soto
Puok
Baillargeon
Aed - Ae & Vale
Siya
Tit
Wieenetette
Mleenel
Fabrica
Dresey lAsle
Gaeims
Thadea
Adler
Venables
Chilé
Res
Warathcood Service
Steck
Eastern Outfitting Co
Second Avenue
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