Hope to Solve Girl's Murder in Oakland
Oakland police move to pursue a Chicago witness who claims she saw the March 15 murder of Ulla Carlsson, a servant girl in Piedmont. The informant describes the slayer in detail and will be brought to California for questioning. Police plan to interview her in Chicago and then bring her to Oakland to aid the investigation.
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Cal
Alnathon
Ulla Carlsson
Piedmont
Chicago
Mise Carlsson
North Side
Gold Coast
Looked Unhealthy to Dutch Guest in Butte
A Dutch engineer on Holland’s royal commission touring Butte warns his party that the city seems unhealthy. A host shows “mensien” signs indicating a measles case, sparking the remark that the town appears infested with disease during the automobile tour.
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Butter
Mont
Holland
Northwest
Butte
Soldier Settlers in Canada Thrive on Loans in Alberta
Edmonton reports northern Alberta leads in soldier settler loans with 14 million approved and 10 million disbursed through the Edmonton office. About 3,200 soldiers occupy farms and another 3,200 on homestead lands, with most settler families earning about 2004 from the bumper harvest.
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Canada
Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Soldier Settlement Board
Pyramid Relief Measures Reported in Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to relief measures described as Pyramid related. The text is garbled and contains no clear names dates places or concrete actions. No verifiable entities or outcomes can be established from the readable portions.
Shirts Equal a Vamp Says Official
Rochester police chief Joseph M. Quigley argued that modest dress prevents flirtation and crime, claiming immodestly dressed women invite advances. He said that if vampires did not exist mashers would still misuse public appearances, and urged women to avoid clothing he deemed inviting.
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Rochester
Joseph M. Quigley
Quigley
Residents Seek Injunction Over New Reservoir Walls
Citizens from Capitol Hill petition Judge Clay Allen to stop the city from building a reservoir in Volunteer Park. Reformer Louie G. Carpenter testified that despite careful maintenance the reservoir walls would eventually fail due to clay and gravel soils, risking slides and property damage below.
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Capitol Hill
Volunteer Park
Clay Allen
Louie G. Carpenter
University of
Cleveland Plans on Big Birthday
Cleveland prepares for its 13th anniversary celebration under Mayor Fitzgerald with a 60 member committee to supervise decorations. The 126th birthday falls July 22, 1921, and officials hope to dedicate the new auditorium then, with seating for 15 000 and a cost around 4 million dollars.
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Cleveland
Fitzgerald
Portable schools sent to reach children in Savannah
Savannah officials announced the board of education will deploy four portable school houses to locations with the heaviest congestion so students can attend classes closer to home. The move aims to keep children in school despite travel barriers and geographic limits.
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Savannah
Ravannah
Mohammed
Board of Education
New Welfare Board Members Speak at Republican Club
Mrs Delphine M Johnson newly appointed to the industrial welfare commission by Gov Hart spoke at a King County Women’s Republican club meeting held at Meves cafeteria. Mrs Helene H Wilson representing the Philippine bureau of commerce and industry County Treasurer William A Gaines and Thomas V Revelle were also speakers. All predicted an overwhelming GOP victory in King County.
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Delphine M. Johnson
Industrial Welfare Commission
Hart
Helene H. Wilson
Philippine Bureau of Commerce and Industry
William A. Gaines
Thomas V. Revelle
King County Women's Republican Club
Meves
King County
Shriner Ladies to Attend Evening Open Meeting
The Heat tle Shriners and relatives will gather for a special open meeting tonight. The program features vaudeville acts and music by the Nile Temple band with magician Malini as headliner. Dancing continues until midnight.
Osteopaths to Hold First Meet Tonight
The King County Osteopathic Society holds its inaugural meeting in the Bite building offices of Dra. Potter and Hart. Officers will be elected and committees appointed at the session.
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Osteopaths
King County Osteopathic Society
Dra. Potter and Hart
Bite
Italian workers aid Italy quake victims with $600
Italian workers of the Pacific Coast Coal Co at Black Diamond raised six hundred dollars for Italy quake victims. The money has been sent to Europe.
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Pacific Coast Coal Co
Black Diamond
Italy
Europe
City Council Acts On Fares Code and Street Plans
The Monday council session approved reduced fares for servicemen in vocational schools and the revised wiring code. It allocated 1500 dollars to complete loops at Madison and Madrona termini and 4000 dollars for a November 2 special election. Pending: 14th Ave N to University Way name change and pavement projects on Nickerson Street.
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Madrona
Carroll
Ordimance
14Th Ave
N. KE
University Way
Carleton Park
Mth Ave
Married the Ashes of Japanese Lovers
In Tokyo two lovers who could not wed killed themselves by leaping from a cliff at Atami. Their ashes were cremated and a Buddhist wedding ceremony was held over the ashes to honor a belief that the union continues in the next world.
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Tokyo
Ity Mail
Lau
Japan
Atami
Indicted Pair Lose Fight on Removal
The United States circuit court of appeals affirms a removal order for George F. Mowe and Christian Tronevig, indicted in New York for conspiracy to defraud related to Alaska copper mine stock. They were arrested in Seattle and ordered removed to New York following indictment. The appeal was taken under advisement by the circuit court.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
George F. Mowe
Christian Tronevig
New York
Alaska
Seattle
United States Commmandioner McClelland
Ballard Elks Open New Lodge Home Saturday
Ballard lodge No. 827 B P O Elks will move into a new home at Ballard avenue and Vernon place this Saturday. Ceremonies begin at 2 30 p m and are planned to run to midnight with an expected attendance of about 1500.
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Ballard Lodge
B. P.O Fike
Ballard Ave
Vernon Place
Free 30 Day Trial Offer for Rupture Cure Device
Advertisement promises a free 30 day trial of a rupture treatment device sent to you without charge. It urges sending name to receive the invention and a measurement blank, then wear the belt or truss for 30 days to test cure. If unsatisfied the device can be returned at no cost. BEASYHOLD CO. 4099 Keoh Ride Kansas City Missouri.
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Beasyhold CO
Kanena City
War Parents Assn backs Referendum No 2 bonus bill
The War Parents Association of Washington unanimously endorsed Referendum No 2, the soldiers bonus bill, at an executive session held at the Bolo Club headquarters in the Butler Hotel on Monday evening.
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State of Washington
Bolo Club
Butler Hotel
Meany Re-elected Head of Mountaineers Club
The Mountaineers re elect Prof Edmond 8 Meany of the University of Washington as president for another term. Meany has led the club for the past 12 years.
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The
Mountaineers
Edmond 8. Meany
University of Washington
Prof. Meany
Club
Dexter Horton Bank President Improves After Illness
N. H. Latimer, president of the Dexter Horton National Bank, is rapidly improving after an illness confined him to his home for the last month.
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N. H. Latimer
Dexter Horton National Bank
Public ownership and cost cuts in government proposal
The document argues for public ownership and serarion of public sites to reduce government costs. It pledges reorganized and improved ferry service at lower outlays, a compressed budget, and removal of tolls while addressing county balance sheets and fringe expenditures. It warns against ring rule and political jobs funded by public expense.
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Serarion
Heaan
Womanfare
Bond Revoked in Dope Case in San Francisco
In San Francisco on October 19 a 13500 bond for John De Vries was revoked after sensational court disclosures tying him to the narcotic ring. De Vries, a former state pharmacy board inspector, remains in sheriff custody as Orville Attix’s testimony prompted the cancellation of his bond during the trial.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
John de Vries
State Pharmacy Board
Orville Attix
de Vries
Ball
New Building Plan for University of Washington Campus
Plans for a new group of university buildings on the University of Washington campus are advancing. Ground will be broken for the first structure, a nonmetallics laboratory, 60 by 90 feet, located just south of engineering hall.
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Mines Group
University of Washington
Engineering Hall
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