University Officers Training Corps to March Armistice Day
The University of Washington unit and its band will parade on Armistice Day November 11 starting at 2 30 PM from Fourth Ave and Lencrest. The national guard companies will march and eight vaudeville acts will follow at the Hippodrome. Seattle firms may enter patriotic floats with firm name allowed. the Pantages Theater plans a float.
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University of Washington
Buc
J. How- Darlington
Maurice Thompson
National Guard
Fourth Ave
Lencrast
Hippodrome
Associated Industries
Seattle
Pantages Theatre
Inventor Alleges Duping in Safety Signal Suit
William Bell and George Olson move in superior court Friday to appoint a receiver for the International Safety Signal Co. The suit centers on a safety signal used nationwide, invented by William Larkin and John Miller. Miller is serving a life term at Walla Walla for the 1919 mattress murder of Frank Burkhardt. Larkin says he was duped of his rights by attorney Henry J. Gorin coordinating the scheme.
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International Safety Signal Co
William Bell
George Olson
Superior Court
William Larkin
John Miller
Miller Iw
Walla Walla
Frank Burkhardt
Larkin
Henry J. Gorin
Eggs With a Past Must Carry Label
Prosecution charges Pig n Whittle Seattle Baking Athenian Bakery and Chatterton Bakeries with selling foreign eggs without a four inch marking. Violations carry fines from 1 to 1000 dollars.
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Pig'n Whittle Restaurant
Seattle Baking Co
Athenian Bakery
Chatterton Bakeries
Campfire Girls Brief Outing to Camp Sealth This Weekend
Campfire groups from the city plan a weekend trip on the Virginia 4 to Camp Sealth leaving Friday at 3 30 p m and returning Sunday. Activities include marshmallow roasts hikes and a Halloween party with decorations and guest visits.
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Campfire Girls
Virginia
Sealth
Spring Beach
Rounds Hall
Mre
J. Rounds
Keith Logan Bullitt
Holiday House
Virginia 4
Pier 4
Vashon
Ross Would Extend City Light System
J D Rows superintendent of lighting submits to the city council a plan for extending Seattle's municipal lighting. The proposal calls for 1 500 000 dollars over two years and more than 5 000 dollars a month for street lighting expansion plus 300 000 dollars for extensions at the Lake Union steam plant.
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Seattle
J. D. Rows
Ross
Lake Union
Airplanes Bring Legion Delegates to Kansas City
Three airplanes arrived in Kansas City from New York carrying National American Legion convention delegates. The craft, owned by John M. Larson, included August Post, president of the Aero Club of America, among six passengers. The planes will join an aerial derby tied to the convention.
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Legion
Kansas City
National American Legion
New York
John M. Larson
August Post
Aero Club of America
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F. L. Hawkins & CO
East Pike St
University
CHAS
Schwartz Optometrist and Mfg
Optician Eee
Gianses Fittee
Agee
Boston
Camp Sealth
Iehurch
Blue Bird
Venita Mayron
Katherine Schafer
Helen Case
Helen Mayron
Marjorie Maze
Eleanor Brown
Toma Campfire
Mildred Pierce
Helen Dunbar
Anita Pinkham
Margaret Hanley
Armns
Alene Zellicoffer
Wehco Bluebirds
Patricia McGlaughlin
Barbara Rummens
Helen ‘Rummens
Frances Leckenby
Erumagrace Bliss
Eleanor Roy
Kimonhon
Dorothy Turrell
Alki Beach
Quannacut
Dorothy Nelson
Margaret Stafford
Nola Barron
Esther Hall
Edna Mae Pennington
Oneway
Olive Gleason
Pacific Coast
B. L. Gates
Second Avenue
Gates
Mr. Gates
David
Libby
Howard
Hamilton
Waltham
Elgin
Illinois
Hampden
Rogers
S. P
Waldemar
Eversharp
Waterman
Gates’ Jewelry Store
Illinos
Trey
Pine Street
Continental Motors
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