Anti Jap League Calls For Members Sullivan Due Here Sept 18
The Anti Japanese League board of trustees met at the Masonic club to plan fund raising and enrollment. Frank Kannair was named to receive applications at 1012 Green Building and stressed the need for strong membership to influence state and federal action. John J. Sullivan, the league chairman, will return from the East on September 18 after addressing the American Bar Association convention in Minneapolis on Americanism.
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Anti Japanese League
Board of
Masonic Club
League
Frank Kannair
Green Building
Kannak
John J. Sullivan
East
American Bar Association
Minneapolis
Autumn Dresses at Bon Marche Highlight Navy and Silk Styles
On the second floor of The Bon Marche, Jersey and Silk Dresses in navy black and brown are shown at 25.00. Extended pockets semi tunics and braid trim define tailored silhouettes with cord belts and embroidered accents. Out size and petite cutesizes offer slender fits for afternoon wear.
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BON Marche
Chief Warren Shuffles Cops In Seattle District Shakeup
Mayor Fitzgerald urged accountability on beats and Chief Warren ordered a broad realignment of sergeants. Transfers include Bjarnason and Hasselblad to West Seattle, Carleton to headquarters, Lee to precinct 6, Bunnell to HQ, Looker to Yesler Way, Olmstead to Pike Street, Forbes to precinct 3 and Cinnamon to Yesler Way on special duty.
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Fitzgerald
Warren
Jake Bjarnason
Gus V. Hasselblad
West Seattle
Guy L. Carleton
J. C. Lee
George Bunnell
Percy Looker
Queen Anne Hill
Yesler Way
Frank Olmstead
Pike St
L. F. Forbes
H. G. Cinnamon
Yealer Way
Cross-eyed driver involved in Chicago street collision
Michael Nicki, noted for his cross-eyed gaze, drove a stolen car in Chicago with Ernest Becker and Joseph Gandidi as passengers. A street car neared as a woman crossed. witnesses said Nicki stared ankleward. The crash led to arrests and hospital treatments for Nicki and Becker, with Gandidi hospitalized for minor injuries.
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Chicago
Michael Nicki
Nicki
Ernest Becker
Joseph Gandidi
Becker
Gandidi
Bridewell Hospital
Search for squatter after deadly fishing rights quarrel
Armed posses comb the Port Angeles area and waterways seeking John Smith a squatter alleged to have shot and killed fishermen John Peterson Haugen Olesen and Swigar Anderson amid a dispute over fishing rights. A 6 year old boy was struck by a car as a woman driver swerved to avoid hitting him.
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Port Angeles
John Smith
John Peterson
Haugen Olesen
Swigar Anderson
Smith
Tuesaday
Pillar Point
Vancouver Island
Steam roller used to boil water for Peace tea
In Hitchin England on September 3 editor's steam roller was commandeered to boil water for the children's Peace tea as no other means were available.
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Hitchin
England
Edltr
Silesians Blow Up Germans Garrison at Bytom
Insurgents in Upper Silesia blew up a German garrison at Bytom, with casualties among the soldiers. German forces reportedly rushed armored trains toward Myslowice as clashes with Poles occurred nearby.
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Brest
United Press
Upper Silesia
Bytom
Bressler Zeitung
Myslowice
Out of the frying pan of court ship into matrimony
A oddly phrased notice hints at a courtship or marriage matter turning to matrimony. The text suggests a transition from legal or maritime imagery to a formal union, implying a wedding or betrothal linked to the individuals involved.
Russian Collapse Surprised Teuton Leader Says Ludendorff
General Ludendorff claims Germany did not foresee Russia's collapse despite Teuton intrigues. The Seattle Star and 700 papers worldwide plan to print his book in serial form. First installment is slated for next Monday, September 8.
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Germany
Russia
Teuton
Creat
Ludendorff
The
Seattle Star
Lord Northcliffe
Ladendorff
Cudahy Packing Co Fined For Food Storage Violations
Milwaukee judge fined the Cudahy Packing Co 2400 dollars after conviction on 23 counts for storing 80 000 pounds of meat for over a year without notifying the dairy and food commission. The defense claimed there was no market for the meat.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Cudahy Packing Co
Page
W.C. Zabel
Dairy and Food Commission
Bread price cuts in Spokane by state official
Spokane is reducing bread prices. State Food Controller Chas. Hebberd orders one pound loaves down from 11 cents to 10 cents and pound and a half loaves from 16 cents to 15 cents. The new prices apply to bread with one wrapper sold at cash and carry stores.
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Spokane
Chas. Hebberd
Stolen Jewels Recovered After Seattle Robbery
James OConnor Gordon Seely and Harold Morris are in Seattle jail awaiting investigation of the burglary at George W. English home 1014 First Ave W last Saturday. Police say $1500 worth of diamonds were stolen and a large number have been recovered.
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James O'Connor
Gordon Seely
Harold Morris
Seattle
George W. English
First Ave. W
Parish School to Reopen on Sunday
The Sunday school and kindergarten of St. John's parish West Seattle will assemble for the commencement of fall work at 945 a.m. Sunday Rev Maurice J Bywater will open the school in the absence of Supt W J Fields who is on his vacation Young men and women who have graduated from the school will be added to the teaching force this year.
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St. John's Parish
West Seattle
Maurice J. Bywater
W. J. Fields
Russians Mobilized in Japan for All Russian Government
The Japanese government granted Kolchak representatives permission to mobilize all able bodied Russians in Japan aged 18 to 45 to fight for the all Russian government. A committee from Vladivostok arrived to supervise the mobilizations.
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Tokio
United Press
Kolchak
Japan
Vladivostok
Debate at Broadway High on Pact Next Wednesday
The League of Nations debate will be held in Broadway High School auditorium Wednesday night at 8. J. M. Hawthorne and Rabbi Simon Glaze defend the pact while John F. Dore and Leo M. Casey oppose it. Tt. A. Ballinger will preside. No admission charged.
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League of Nations
Broadway High School
J. M. Hawthorne
Simon Glaze
John F. Dore
Leo M. Casey
Tt. A. Ballinger
Spruce Report Sent to Baker in Wartime Inquiry
James A. Frear, chairman of the aviation subcommittee, sent a report to Secretary of War Baker urging deferral of any spruce property sale until a formal probe concludes. No bids were received by the Tuesday deadline, with the Northwest investigations blamed for the lack. Witness A. W. Morgan testified the coast line spruce railroad in Lincoln county was illogical in route and extravagant in construction.
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Portland
Ore
James A. Frear
Congressions
Baker T Night
Northwest
A. W. Morgan
Coast Line
Lincoln County
Vapor of Mountain Turns Town Green in Adirondacks
Saranac Lake, Sept. 3. Aerial green vapors rolled from a pine stand, spreading over homes and tin roofs. Residents reported alarm while furniture and metal took on an emerald hue. experts suspect pollen from pine masses carried by wind accounts for the unusual cloud.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Adirondacks
Two Eggs and Lemon Prove His Guilt
In Portland on September 3 Richard Middleton aged 18 was jailed on a vagrancy charge after two eggs and a lemon failed to prove he was of property. Patrolman Fuller found Middleton wandering and asked his purpose. Middleton retorted that the officer stole from someone’s ice box.
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Portland
Ore
Richard Middleton
Fuller
Middleton
Martyrs Day Observed in Dinant for 600 Victims
Dinant marked Martyrs Day on August 28 to remember 600 inhabitants shot by German forces in 1914. The commemoration highlighted the city’s endurance since the massacre.
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Dinant
The New Lunch Counter Opens on Upper Main Floor
The Bon Marche unveils a new lunch counter on the upper main floor to ease elevator crowds. Accessible from Second Avenue, it complements the Daylight Bakery, Delicatessen, Candy Shop, Fountain, and Teas and Coffees in the expanded food shops area.
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Second Avenue
Daylight Bakery
Autumn Boots Trend Drives Brown Footwear Fashion
The season favors brown tones with rich dark brown boots and dress wear. Styles feature kid vamp fronts, Worumbo cloth tops, high arches, Louis heels, and lace designs. Available in long narrow fits from AAA to D widths and sizes 214 to 9. Prices range 12.50 to 14.50 on the upper main floor.
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Carmen
Pittsburg
Jersey
Pearl Seitzick
37Th Ave
Henry Matson
J. A. Matson
Wee
HE Bon Marchesse Eee
Cudahy Company
Broadway High
Spruce
Baker
Frear
Magee
American Maid
Columbia
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