Washington Today a Natural Barrier
The farmer from the north and from the south enters the without cost. Once King has free ferries for t side this vastre will be turned into one truck garden, capable of supplying the city with a percentage of its vegetables, poultry and egg needs. For enhanced land values will give sufficient additional tax revenue to more than offset the cost of operation.
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Real estate leader John Davis dies in Pasadena at 54
John Davis president of John Davis & Co a noted Seattle realty figure died in Pasadena California after a nervous breakdown age fifty four His body to be sent to Seattle for burial He helped found a major Seattle firm in 1887 and remained active in city civic life He left a wife Margaret B Smith a son John Davis Jr and a mother in Oakland plus sisters in Seattle and Richmond Washington
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Oakland
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Richmond
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Uncle Sam to Keep Troops Card-Indexed
United Press reports a new card index to track all soldiers sailors and civilians connected to the armed forces. The system would list every man by name with next of kin addresses and allow prompt casualty notices and faster communication to families.
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Washington, D. C
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Washington
Barefoot preacher tours Bristol streets
In Bristol on November 30 a man in white robes with gray whiskers preaches in the streets claiming to be a follower of Christ. He says he was once a prosperous Pensacola real estate dealer but rejects property beyond what he can carry on his shoulders.
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Christ
Pensacola
Fla
Houseboat-on-wheels draws Casper curiosity
A curious outfit seen on Casper streets resembled a houseboat mounted on an automobile chassis. It was equipped as a small cab with all conveniences, owned by J. Schaefer of Brooklyn, N Y, who traveled in it with a friend named Malone.
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Nov. C
Casper
J. Schaefer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Malone
Thieves Strip Car Top to Bottom in Seattle Crime
Cars Bruntach, Seattle manager of the Traung Label and Lithographing Co., reported his automobile stolen Wednesday night and found Friday stripped of all but the radiator. He called the car a pretty one before the loss and a sad sight after.
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Seattle
Traung Label and Lithographing Co
Marmola Prescription Tablets Promise Fat Loss Without Diet
A vintage advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple harmless method to shed two to four pounds weekly without dieting or exercise. It urges readers to buy locally at druggists or write to Marmola Company in Detroit for direct purchases, claiming the method is effective and widely used.
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Woodward Ave
Detroit, Mich
Weeks Attacks Doctor in Lunacy Trial
Weeks made several objections, all overruled, challenging Dr. Wight's testimony. Wight testified he was a qualified examiner for the state lunacy commission. The questions asked traced Mrs. De Saulies’ history from childhood injuries to alleged love letters, asking whether the defendant knew the act and its wrongfulness on August 3, 1917.
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Mineola
L. L
J. Sherman Wight
Bianca de Sanlles
John L. de Saulles
New York State
Wight
de Saulles
Weeks
State
Mass Meeting Aims to Oust Gill Amid City Crisis
Civic leaders from 14 organizations call a mass meeting at the Hippodrome to urge impeaching Mayor Gill over war related conduct. The Minute Men refuse official attendance, while Willett resigns as chair and opposes appointing Becker, arguing for martial law intervention instead.
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Seattle
Beattie
Hippodrome
Minute Men
Co. L. Willett
Gill
F. W. Becker
Willett
Gen. Greene
Becker
Whisky trunk seized on Pier B Friday morning
Authorities seized a trunk containing 13 quarta of whisky on Pier B during Friday morning operations. The incident involved law enforcement inspecting cargo and detaining the vessel for further inquiry.
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Pier B
German unity stressed as new regime backs war credits
In a rallying address Chancellor von Hertling urged unity against internal and external foes and pledged continued submarine warfare. PHILIP SCHEIDEMANN welcomed peace with Russia, while Hugo Slaase opposed a separate peace. Deputies approved the war credit bill for a second reading, showing broad Reichstag support.
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Russia
Reichstag
Hertling
House
Von Hertling Wins Reichstag Support In Germany
Amsterdam reports that Count Von Hertling received united support from the comprised majority socialists and progressives after his Reichstag address. Dr Trimborn, a centre party leader, voiced full confidence in his policies and approval of the government.
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