Old-Fashioned Honesty Lacking in U. S. Today
Roger Babson reflects on moral erosion in the United States and links rising living costs to a loss of common honesty. He cites misrepresentation by merchants and manufacturers, political pandering, and labor and employer indifference, arguing that restoring simple honesty is essential for prosperity and fair prices.
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U. S
Roger Babson
Italy
Japanese Push to Withdraw U S From Siberia Asserted
Francisco dispatch quotes Charles Krantz former Amer ican Committee on Public Information official. He claims U S troops in Vladivostok live well and that Japan seeks U S withdrawal to expand influence. Krantz says Americans diet and gear come from army support, their presence deter Japan, while Russia bears destruction blamed on Japanese actions.
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San Francisco
Siberia
Charlies FE. Krants
Vladivostok
American Committee On Public Information
Elusian
United States
Japan
America
Krantz
Quartermaster Corps
Russia
London thief branded as bribe of five bottles
Benjamin Maylon was caught stealing five bottles of brandy and damaged three bottles. In Thames police court he received two months for theft and one more month for assaulting the police officer.
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Maylon
Thames
Bobby
Cherry's Terms Mean Better Clothes
This ad promotes Cherry's financing option for fashionable apparel with small monthly payments. It claims shoppers can obtain the finest garments even with little cash, by securing garments with a few dollars at selection at Mialto Style Shop, 207 Rialto Building, over Pig'n Whistle.
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Roosevelt Memorial fund nears twenty thousand dollars
The Roosevelt Memorial campaign nears the $20,000 mark after a Saturday lunch at the Army and Navy club. Seattle workers project reaching $25,000 once county reports are compiled, with Spokane contributing $1,535 and Seattle $8,700 so far.
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Roosevelt Memorial
Seattle
Army and Navy Club
Hpokane
Roger D. Pinneo
Rera
Roosevelt
Empire
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Empire Building
Ralph P. Loomis
Marine Bank Until & P. m
Second Ave
Columbia
Roosevelt Memorial Campaign Drives Support in Seattle
Roosevelt Memorial Committee at 765 Empire Building Seattle invites donations to fund the Roosevelt memorial and to enroll as members of the Roosevelt Memorial association. Name address town or city requested.
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Roosevelt Memorial Committee
Empire Bldg
Seattle
Roosevelt Memorial
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Roosevelt Memorial Association
Sailor Fraud Leaves $32 Gone After Fraudsters Struck
D. O. Wolcott fed two men posing as hungry sailors at a St Louis hotel then woke to be struck and robbed. Detectives later found Wolcott had two wounds and $70 still hidden. the suspects identified as J. B. King and Louis Herriso escaped.
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D. O. Wolcott
Wolcott
Sailor Suite
St. Louis
Second Ave
Main At
J. B. King
Louis Herriso
Fred Millin
Walcott
Woman Drowns Trying to Save Purse in Steamer Incident
London report of Mrs. R. Newton who fell between the Hollywood pier and a steamer bound for Ireland while attempting to recover a slipped purse. She drowned before rescuers could reach her.
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London
Ireland
R. Newton
Hollywood Pier
Man Wounded Seeks Divorce In Court
Charles Confert, despite three knife wounds to his chest, appears at Superior Court with his wife Pearl to obtain a divorce. He pushes for the hearing while hospitalized and bandaged, declaring the divorce the most important matter. Pearl Confert did not contest the action and the judge grants the divorce.
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Charles Confert
W. 53Rd St
A. W. Frater
Confert
Pearl Confert
C. C. Dalton
Dalton
Cardinal Mercier Eulogizes Yankees
Cardinal Mercier eulogized missing service members and paid tribute to United States forces during a memorial mass in St. Louis. Thousands of relatives and friends gathered for the ceremony honoring those lost in the war.
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ST. Louis
Cardinal Mercier
United States
Mrs Martha J Nute Dies In Seattle After Illness
Mrs Martha J Nute wife of Arthur Nute president of Northwestern Motor company died Friday afternoon at Seattle General hospital after a short illness. Her home was 1102 Harvard Ave N. The body remains at Bonney Watson undertaking establishment pending funeral arrangements.
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Martha J. Nute
Arthur #& Nute
Northwestern Motor Company
Seattle General Hospital
Harvard Ave
Bonney- Watson Undertaking Establishment
Dr Van Vieck's Absorption Treatment for Piles Ad
A bold home remedy offer promises relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles. No cost to try and no obligation if not satisfied, with a dollar request only after initial relief. The ad cites ex Surgeon U S Army Dr Van Vieck and urges mail address responses from Jackson Michigan.
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Dr. van Vieck Co. Dept
L. K
Jack
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