Detention Home in Need of Rebuild to House Children
Judge Dykeman urges $75,000 for a new detention home in King County as current facility is a firetrap and fails segregation. Health officials audit Mother Ryther style setup. calls for closing if not up to code, while noting the serious fire and crowding risks and the impact on dependent and delinquent youths.
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Fred L. Boalt
King County
Judge Dykeman
Enire Court
Dr. Lippincott
Health Department
Mother Ryther’s
Mother Ruther’s
Dr. Merrill
Tlee
Mother Ryther
At the Bottom of the Ladder to Financial Trust
A brief text from Dexter Horton Bank urging readers to start their climb to financial stability. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the bank’s role as a starting point for savings and trust in finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trust and Savings Bank
Dexter Horton
Do You Know Yogurt Destroys Digestive Ills Says Ad
An old health ad claims yogurt is the sole cure for a range of digestive and systemic ailments. It targets liver kidney and nervous disorders and urges readers to write for information from a health mail source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulaine
Seattle Police Move Toward Dealing With Drunk in the Field
Seattle police plan to curb jail waste by using discretion in drunkenness cases. Police Chief Griffiths argues many intoxicated arrestees are fit for release or placement with friends, avoiding unnecessary jail time and easing the city’s burden. He notes the challenge of transporting mildly drunk individuals home and vows to resolve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Griffiths
Confessions noted in a Constant Reader letter
An elderly reader from The Star rejects censorship of Confessions and shares a preference for spending long hours reading. She mentions a personal collection that includes Gemma editorials and items by Fred Boalt, Taxes, Judges, Labor, Berton Brayley, The Human Slaughter House, and The Confessions of a Wife, and wishes to finish her book.
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the Star
Star
Thousands Collect War Pennants From The Star Offer
Thousands of Star readers take advantage of The Star’s offer to obtain wool felt war pennants 15 by 35 inches in size showing correct nation colors. A flag coupon and 15 cents, 20 cents by mail, at The Star office secures a pennant. Decorate your den or living room with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Mart
The Whip at Moore Theater and a Seattle Divorce Mill
A Seattle newspaper item reviews The Whip at the Moore for one week with 2:15 PM matinees. The piece also covers Judge Humphries halting a divorce spree to wed a couple, and details several divorce cases including Elsie Jones vs James Jones and Florence Chandler among others.
Names Linked as Heirs in Widespread Equity List
A list lists numerous individuals pairing given names with surnames as recipients or heirs in an extended equity record compiled by multiple parties. The entries include Charles Gundle Mamie FE John William Cook Jr Maxie Rudolph E Peters Sophie W Thomas W Shaw and others across varied surnames and initials.
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Charles Gundle
Mamie FE
John William Cook, Jr
Maxie
Rudolph E. Peters
Sophie W
Thomas W. Shaw
Fulah
Frederick C. Mackinder
Bessie
Charlies Zeller
Mary K
John T. Prescott
Raymond
Mary Taylor
Leona
Orrin Mc Gow
Nettle
David Sutton
Clara
Joseph D. Christy
Anna Parrish
Carlos von Gomez
Emma
William EB. Metcalf
Elizabeth
James Ferguson
Mary
Cornelius Walsh
Russia offers Bukovina Transylvania to Roumania
Bucharest, Oct. 3. Russia has offered Bukovina and Transylvania to Roumania if Roumania joins the Allies at once with her entire active army and conquers Transylvania for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Bukovina
Transylvania
Russia
Roumania
Mayor Gill to Open St James Fair Monday
Mayor Gill will open the St James Cathedral fair program at the Perfecta cafeteria Third and James Monday night. Bishop O'Dea and J J Sullivan fair committee chair will speaks plus judges James H Kane Samuel Morrison James Py Agnew and George F Russell.
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Gill
St. James Cathedral
Perfecta
James
Bishop O'Dea
J. J. Sullivan
St. Teresa's Convent
James H. Kane
Samuel Morrison
James Py Agnew
George F. Russell
Damaged Goods Play Hits Seattle Stage This Week
The Seattle theatre will present Damaged Goods next week with a 17 and under policy requiring parental request. The production centers on a strong hearted story across three acts and aims to shift patrons to a new life viewpoint.
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Seattle
Lulu to headline Tivoli weekly entertainment lineup
The Tivoli theater showcases Lulu played by Jeanne Mal with Al Franks and Lew Dunbar delivering comic patter. Lulu flaunts flirtation as a star who marries a fortune heir. Empress bills a top comedy animal act led by Prof Wormwood with a brainy dog. Eugene Emmett stars in The Sunbeam portraying old Ireland.
What a Boy Scout Did
Circlettes to write a 150 word story on one side of the page with name and address for a contest. prize a pound box of candy. Boy Scouts take part in a centennial celebration for the Star Spangled Banner at Asbury M E Sunday school with Major Ingraham address. Leschi park rally tonight includes songs from the Boy Scout song book and games led by Y M C A staff.
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Boy Scouts
England
Belgium
Jack
Circlettes
Boy Scouta
Asbury M. E
Ingraham
Leschi
Leschi Park Pavilion
Tracy Strong
Y. M. Boys
Perkins
H. O. Sexamith
University
Scout unit planned under W Smith at M BE church
Form scout order notes W Smith to organize a Scout troop headquartered at the M BE church located at South and Garfield. Two assistant scoutmasters to assist Smith. Appleton already has a troop started in connection with the Settlement House in North Seattle.
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RE. W. Smith
Scouta
M. BE
Sth
Garfield
Smith
Appleton
North
Seattle
New Faces Compete in The Star Circle
The Circle sees rising popularity with many new contenders for weekly prizes. The Star Circle welcomes every boy and girl under sixteen to compete, inviting all youths to join the contests.
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Star Circle
Girls' Club Schedules Saturday Meetings and Officers
The Sigma Sigma club meets every Saturday from 10 to 12. Classes include fancy work taught by Mrs. Ella Houtz Bible class by Mrs. C. E. Moore and gymnasium by Miss Elizabeth Dickerson. The executive board lists Dorothy Jackson as president Agnes Young first vice Harriett Hudson second vice Minnie Smith secretary Gladys Johnson treasurer Helen Marl class chairman Marie Smith membership chair Gladys Kalrser friendship chairman Eva Timble social chairman.
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Sigma Sigma Club
Ella Houtz
C. E. Moore
Elizabeth Dickerson
Dorothy Jackson
Agnes Young
Harriett Hudson
Minnie Smith
Gladys Johnson
Helen Marl
Marie Smith
Gladys Kalrser
Eva Timble
Hazlewood Pupils With Perfect September Attendance
Hazlewood Washington school under Miss Nellie Kemp reports September pupils who were neither absent nor tardy. Names include Edna Oberg Tommy Oberg Florence Lindberg Ward Kemp Jr Kathleen Kemp Lewis Jones Olive Jones Eddie Jones Josephine Guay Blanche Guay Jackle Guay Marvelle Guay James Gayton Louise Gayton Leopard Gayton and Walter Strauther.
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Hazlewood School
Hazlewood
Wash
Nellie Kemp
Edna Oberg
Tommy Oberg
Florence Lindberg
Ward Kemp, Jr
Kathleen Kemp
Lewis Jones
Olive Jones
Eddie Jones
Josephine Guay
Blanche Guay
Jackle Guay
Marvelle Guay
James Gayton
Louise Gayton
Leopard Gayton
Walter Strauther
Ruby Fowler Wins Prize for Washington Story
The contest drew forty three essays on the life of the greatest American. Uncle Jack selected Ruby Fowler of 1772 Market St Seattle as the best with her prize winning composition about Washington.
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Uncle Jack
Ruby Fowler
Market St. Seattle
George Washington profile and Scout masters meeting note
George Washington, born February 22, 1732 in Westmoreland County, Virginia, led American armies in the Revolution and served as president from 1789 to 1797. He died December 14, 1799 at Mount Vernon. Scout masters plan a October 6 meeting at 725 Central building at 7 50 p.m.
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Ruby Fowler
Washington
United States
Westmoreland County
Continental Congress
Mt. Vernon
Central Building
Dinklespiel’s Night School and After the Barber’s Ball Review
In a vaudeville style pairing, Dinklespiel’s Night School features George and Lily Garden alongside Jay Bogart and Georgie Nelson with xylophones while After the Barber’s Ball showcases Val and Ernie Stanton as comedians in a second program.
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Drome Four
George and
Lily Garden
Jay Bogart
Georgie Nelson
Val and
Ernie Stanton
Made in Seattle grand opera to stage week at Metropolitan
Second season by the Stan dard Grand Opera Company opens Monday at the Metropolitan for a week. Il Trovatore, Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci headline nights with a 70 member local chorus. Notables include Theo Karl Johnston Mme Hesse Sprotte and a cast of Seattle leaders. The Pantages presents eleven Colonial Minstrel Maids as the opener with Isabelle Fletcher and Charles Arget in a Canadian woods one act, plus acts by Hugo Lutyens Swede preacher Adeline Sisters and ventriloquist Elwood and Snow.
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Miss D. Parker
Standard Grand Opera Company
Metropolitan
Seattle
Theo Karl Johnston
Mme
Hesse Sprotte
Romeyn B. Jansen
George F. Russell
Gwendolyn Geary
Neal Begley
Walter F. Paull
Ernest
Isabelle Fletcher
Charles Arget
Puyallup Fair Draws Thousands for Local Day
Thousands of Pierce county residents, fruit growers, and mothers enjoy the Western Washington fair. Boy Scouts perform drills after camping on the grounds. Five thousand attended yesterday as judges near completing awards. A baby contest yielded one perfect score among ninety examined.
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Puyallup
Pierce County
Washington
Box of Apples Plan Meeting Aims Statewide Promote Crop
Washington residents rally around the 1914 apple crop. Railways will feature apples on dining car menus and stores will display them prominently. The Eastern Washington orchards are to discuss disposal options at a meeting tonight, with possible Seattle apple parade plans in the works.
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Washington
Arctic Club
Seattle
Honorable Mention Recipients Named in Circle Contest
The Circle contest honors Florence Baes Lester Fey Ruby Fisher Morris Goodrich Minnie Hastings Helen Blaine George Rose and Harry Frost. St Francis hotel manager James Woods of San Francisco accepted the presidency of the police commission.
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Florence Baes
Ar. S
Seattle
Lester Fey
Monroe
Ruby Fisher
Blaine
Wash
Morris Goodrich
Eugene
Ore
Minnie Hastings
Winlock
Helen Blaine
Vancouver
George Rose
Harry Frost
James Woods
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Police Commission
Dr Humphreys Medical Book Offered By British Columbia Advert
Advertisement urges readers to request Dr Humphreys Medical Book. It promotes a homeopathic remedy for catching a cold at its onset and warns that delaying treatment may prolong illness. Two sizes priced 25c and 1.00, available at druggists or by mail from Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co. 186 William St New York.
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Humphreys’ Homeo Medicine Co
Willam
New York
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