Cornish School Gathers Backing From Chamber
The Cornish School of Music seeks full Chamber of Commerce support to establish it as a musical foundation. Frank Waterhouse met Friday with a committee to plan ways to back the eight year old institution. The group aims to position the school as a municipal asset, with pledge to keep it in Seattle and expand national recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Cornish School of Music
Frank Waterhouse
Eppenn
Lke
Seattle
Seattle Growth in Twenty Years Chronicled by Crary
Harold Crary assistant secretary of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce presents Seattle growth over two decades in American Industries a National Association of Manufacturers publication. The feature is part of a series on Great Ports of the Nation focusing on Seattle Beatty Oriental trade and the citys unique port facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Harold Crary
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
American Industries
National Association of Manufacturers
Dope Fighters Back Two New Narcotics Bills
Dope Fighters plan to support two anti-narcotic bills as the White Cross society board of trustees authorized educational lectures statewide. An information bureau will collect statistics, with L.8. May named as head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Society
Chamber of Commerce
McGrath Family Medical Careers Highlight Brooklyn Pro Scene
Brooklyn police sergeant John McGrath and his daughter Dr Anna McGrath serve in emergency medical roles at Norwegian Hospital. Dr McGrath, a 1933 Inland Medical College graduate, recently completed Greater New York's only woman ambulance surgeon stint. She cites reduced barriers for women in medicine and urges girls to pursue health careers, noting public acceptance and advantages in public health work and women patients. She plans private practice in Brooklyn after interning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Siddall
Brooklyn
McGrath
Norwegian Hospital
John McGrath
Anna McGrath
Inland Medical College
Neme
McGrathex
Traffic Cops Honor Guests at Chamber Banquet
Seattle traffic officers honored for courtesy and service to visitors during the tourist season. Officers Ganedel Hakes and Wolf received prizes for directing tourists to the Chamber of Commerce tourist bureau and for politeness. City officials praised the unit for greeting visitors and starting a welcoming tradition noted by Mayor Brown and Police Chief Severson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Beattie
United States
Frank Waterhouse
W. B. Severyns
Edwin J. Brown
Seattle Mashers Targeted by Police Crusade
Seattle launches a campaign against street harassers using a decoy to trap offenders. Five arrests have been made, with plainclothes officers shadowing a modestly dressed decoy woman. Chief Severyns vows continued action to drive mashers from the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Severyns
Danderine Promises Hair Rescue and Dandruff Cure
An old advertisement urges readers not to tolerate dandruff and falling hair. It claims Attle Danderine will save, thicken, and strengthen hair, preventing baldness, and trumpets Danderine as the world’s best selling hair saver.
Escapes Reds Prey of Cupid Bride of Yale Engineer
Mabel Parker a former Broadway high school teacher escaped Soviet captivity in Riga and wed Kay Nennott a Yale graduate hydraulic engineer employed by the Bolshevik government. Parker’s brother Charles Parker of 419 Boyisten Ave says he has not been notified and notes she had known Bennett for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Adoiln M Parker
Broadway
Soviet
Russia
Dan Cupid
Riga
Seattle
Kay Nennott
Yale
Mies Parker
Lenin
Trotsky
Charles EB Parker
Bennett
Rides Start Long Voyage From San Francisco Steamer
The steamer President Taft set sail from San Francisco for the Orient as its band played the wedding march and bells rang. Five girls aboard were en route to distant places to become brides. In Olympia, Acting Gov. W. J. Coyle issued a public proclamation for Education Week from December 3 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Olympia
W. J. Coyle
Aspiring Lover to Face Murder Charge in Arkansas
Verna Ross of Littie Rock Arkansas will stand trial December 1 for assault with intent to kill her former sweetheart John M Ketcher a wealthy timberman. She fired a shot as he left a theater with another woman and remains unrepentant. Ross also sues for 25000 in breach of promise against Ketcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Ross
Littie Rock
Ark
John M. Ketcher
Timner
Ketcher
Miss Hose
Outdoor picture display invites a vote in prize contest
A note invites readers to view an outdoor pictures display at Second Avenue and Union and then vote for prize winners in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Union
Lonesome Folk Form First Club Meeting
A group described as lonesome men and women gathered Thursday night at the Hotel Rainier Grand parlors for the Lone some club’s inaugural meeting. Mrs. Boott Ogden and Mrs. Hazel Gilroy led as organizers and planning of winter social events began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonesome Club
Hotel Rainier Grand
Boott Ogden
Hazel Gilroy
Two Witnesses At Fir In Federal Lumber Case
In Washington state a federal trade commission hearing continued Friday in a post office building city venue. J Madison secretary of the Douglas Fir Co testified to identify lotions in the Brattle office while other witnesses from the West Coast lumber industry were summoned to provide letters and evidence. The hearing before examiner William W. Sheppard included Robert B Allen and several industry executives as the case to fix lumber prices proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Madison
Seattle
Douglas Fir Co
Federal Trade Commission
Robert B. Jon
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
William W. Sheppard
Robert B. Allen
West Coast Lumbermen's Association
A. V. Eee
Dodwell & Co
W. Yale Henry
The
J. Aestris
Morris Lumber Co
J. G. Ames
Pacific Lumber Co
Thomas G. Feek
D. Vv. Morgan
Georgetown Presbyterian Weaths New Pastor Rev. Geo H Redden
The Georgetown Presbyterian church near Horner and Padila has called Rev. Geo H Redden of Charlestown Presbyterian as pastor He succeeds Rev W J Clifford who resigned in July to go to California Redden formerly served as estate evangelist for the denomination and led youth work at Charlestown He will begin duties Sunday December 3 at Georgetown church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner and
Padila Place
Geo. H. Redden
Charlestown Presbyterian Church
Redden
W. J. Clifford
California
Charlestown
Presbyterian
Wayfarer
Georgetown
Denver Named for Gen J W Denver Once Kansas Governor
The city of Denver derives its name from Gen. J. W. Denver, who served as a governor of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Gen. J. W. Denver
Kansas
San Diego Cabaret Girls Organize Union
In San Diego on November 24 cabaret girls formed a union for the betterment of their profession. They pledged no wage demands at the meeting and adopted the motto All for one and one for all. The city police chief was made an honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Food poisoning linked to clerk in Glasgow case
Glasgow on November 24 reports Paul Dun a clerk fell ill after eating 500 collapsed meals and within two days developed ptomaine poisoning symptoms. The incident highlights concerns over contaminated food and public health safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Paul Dunand
Railroad Napkins Strong in England
Hereford England report notes a dramatic napkin incident aboard the Western Express between Bristol and Manchester as observers describe the scene and reactions to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hereford
Eng
B. Edgar
Bristol
Manchester
Duel With Pitchforks Ends Fatal Near Mattoon
In Mattoon, Illinois two men a German and a Frenchman engaged in a deadly duel with pitchforks near the town. The confrontation ended with one or both men killed and authorities notified for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoon, TL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wodestere C Clothes Shop
Second Ave
Fred
Pike ST
W. O. Standring Elliott
Pike $T., Cor
Boren
Cornish School
Bartell Drug Stores
Waterman
Conklin
Dunn
Parker
Eversharp Sheaffer Waterman
En Gillette
Woodbury’s
Antonio Luggado Castile
Najol
Doan
Wampole
Sloan’s Liniment
Bartell
Mount Rainier
Snoqualmie Falls
Bastell
Dea
Lonesome Folk
Sydney
Japan
Langwood
Caletenr
Lang Mfg. CO
FIR
Union Vieting
Fee
Wealer Way
Pike Ballard
N. W
Boren Ave
Church
Georgetown Presbyterian
Cottin
18Th Ave
Cigaret
London
Bate
Om Cigars
Daeida Tee
Wash
Ellis-Mylrose Lumber CO
12Th Ave
N. BE. Mel
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!