Mildred the Dope Addict Reclaimed by Seattle Welfare League
The Social Welfare league recounts Mildred a Seattle high school girl who fell into morphine and opium rings after a four year battle with addiction she was treated located a brother in New York and is now cured The account illustrates the league work locating relatives aiding the recovery and the ongoing fight against dope rings along the Pacific coast.
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Social Welfare League
Mildred
Seattle
Chinatown
Lee
League
Pacific Coast
The
New York State
Settle
New York
Welfare League seeks clothes to warm Seattle poor
Workers of the Social Welfare league urge residents to donate underclothes and baby clothes for distribution to families lacking winter warmth. Six volunteers will sew garments for children, and the league seeks an automobile for short weekly use to transport clothing to Seattle’s needy.
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Welfare League
Social Welfare League
League
Seattle
Long Terms for Smugglers
Thomas P. Revelle, new U S attorney for the western district of Washington, will seek maximum prison sentences in booze and narcotic smuggling cases. Revelier's assistants include John A. Frater Judson Faulkner Charles Allen and Wallace W Mount with Mount in charge of Tacoma office. Retiring assistant district attorneys are Frank C Reagan George K E Mathieu Charlotte Kolmitz and John M Boyle Jr Reagan will hold office until November 1.
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Millard T. Hartson
Thomas P. Revelle
United States
Western District of
Washington
Revelier
John A. Frater
Judson Faulkner
Charles Allen
Wallace W. Mount
Tacoma
Frank C. Reagan
George KE. Mathieu
Charlotte Kolmitz
John M. Boyle
Reagan
Stricken at Wheel Guy Parsons Dies in Auto Collision
Funeral services set for Guy B. Parsons in Tacoma. Parsons 1912 Ninth Ave Seattle died of apoplexy Saturday while driving. two travelers found the car stopped by the roadside near Eatonville and took him to a hospital where he died. He was proprietor of Parsons Glove Co., Seattle and Tacoma.
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Tacoma
Guy
Parsons
Seattle
Eatonville
Parsons Glove Co
College Club to formally open new $125000 building
The College Club will formally open its new building at Sixth Ave and Spring St next month. The $125,000 facility marks a major expansion for the club and its activities.
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College Club
Sixth Ave
Spring St
Smiles and a Lesson From a Furniture President
E. P. Chalcraft recounts a Standard Furniture Co interview where President Herbert A. Schoenfeld says a simple smile helped weather a price slump. The tale recalls a time of war peak prices, heavy losses, and the company’s philosophy of optimism through polite, confident demeanor.
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E. P. Chalcraft
Standard Furniture Co
Second Ave
Pine St
Herbert A. Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Aztec theory on Puget Sound mounds sparks university debate
University of Washington savants discuss Harry Wickersham's claim of ancient Western Washington civilization traces. Professor Kincaid questions burial mound origins while Professor Spier doubts Aztec links. Scientists consider mound type and possible continental connections, weighing evidence and implications.
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Puget Sound
Tacoma
Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
University of Washington
Harry Wickersham
Washington
Mr. Wickersham
Asia
America
Leslie Spier
Wickersham
Natchez
Northwest
Lower
Mississippi
Yucatan
Millionair Club Entertains at Seattle Event
Seattle's Millionair club for the unemployed presented its most complete program at 98 Main St. Assistants included Ernest Kaskovsky violinist Hilda Broshex vocalist Miss Anna Griffith accompanist Mrs G W Klingberg dramatic reader Mrs G W Barton vocalist June Hartmen accompanist and B B Ault with an address. Free lunch followed for the unemployed.
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Seattle
Millionair Club
Main St
Ernest Kaskovsky
Hilda Broshex
Anna Griffith
Mra
Students Stick Better At State University Dropout Drop
Estimates from administration officials show fewer withdrawals this quarter at the State University due to smaller enrollment higher entrance standards and steep fees. New entrance and retention rules aim to cut dropout rates with stricter readmission requirements and a two thirds of high hours grade threshold for readmission.
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BE. B. Stevens
Ry Ak
Piggy Mia Stevens Near Death After Forgotten Poison
In a confused report, Marie Stevens a keeper for Fred Frederickson on Vairview Avenue nearly died after a quarrel. She allegedly took poison in her beverages and was rushed to a minor hospital where doctors found the poison had been forgotten in the coffee.
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Mia
Marie Stevens
Fred Frederickson
Vairview Ave
Doigon
Graduation Path Confusion Draws Attention to Course Requirements
A reader notes unclear phrasing in a diploma pathway, mentioning dropping out before the second year, a remaining 62 credits, 17 credits falling to junior year, and a final year at Wa. It concludes that only the 100 graduates proceed.
New Revenue Chief Takes Over Office
Sarita Poe, newly appointed head of the Internal Revenue Service district of Washington and Als to take the oath of office on Monday. Poe will succeed Williama.
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Revenue Chief
Sarita Poe
Internal Revenue
Washington
Als
Poe
Williarna
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Olympia
Nisqually Flatea
Professor Spier
Bon Marghe
Copenhagen
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Celia Gerhardt
Union Street
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