Women Fight for Frances Axtell in Washington Senate Bid
A Washington campaign statement by Mrs. C Arthur Varney Mrs. W B Ghoswold and Mrs. Helen N Stevens denounces Mr. William Short for blocking women candidates and urges support for Frances Axtell. The document questions Short influence on dry versus wet policy and notes an upcoming Seattle luncheon to discuss the matter.
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Mra
Washington
William Short
Franceseli
United States
Short
Federation of Labor
Conference For Progress
Miles Poindexter
Jhe
Lamp
Seat
Mr. Short
Mr. Lamping
Sane
Vdce
Axtell
Hla
Mra. Axtell
Ukase
Mrs. Axtell
Seattle
Young Women's Christian Association
C. Arthur Varney
W. & Ghoswold
Helen N. Stevens
Lice Ready for Big Meet at Seattle Athletic Carnival
Delegations of police athletes from principal cities converge on Seattle to attend the Denny Stadium carnival. The event, largest of its kind in the Northwest, features hammer and weight throwing with notable competitors from Vancouver and Canada. Teams from Victoria Portland and Tacoma enter large contingents, with prizes and a $300 relay cap donated by Tom D.
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Seattle
Denny
Don Cameron
Vancou Police
Bnttle
Coppers
Puget Sound
B. C
Victoria
Portland
Tafx
Tom D
Lumber group to establish Northwest headquarters in five years
Beaumont, Texas businessman Ben Woodhead, president of American Wholesale Lumber, announced plans during a Thursday tour with lumbermen to locate the center in the Northwest within five years, aiming to coordinate operations from Portland.
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Nber
Portland
Wood
Beaumont
Tex
American Wholesale Lumbermon
Woodhead
Railway Men Favor Bryan For Congress
The Rail Way Men's Political club of Seattle and King County endorsed James W. Bryan for congress in the First District after a Wednesday meeting at 517 Railway Exchange. A national leaders telegram praised Bryan as progressive and helpful to workers while noting his prior votes for railroads and the Esch-Cummins law. Maston said transportation heads also urged Bryan's election.
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Railway Men's Political Club
Railway Exchange Building
First
Seattle
Kitsap County
James W. Bryan
National Capital
George S. Maston
First District
Bryan
Jer
Maston
Transportation Brotherhoods
Four Year Old Boy Attacked by Hound in City
Four year old John Burke son of J Burke residing on 66th street was badly injured when a neighbor hound attacked him. The lad required twelve stitches to his leg before neighbors rescued him. The dog owned by J Anderson of 68th street was taken to the city pound by police.
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John Burke
J. Burke
Seattle Couples Observe Golden Wedding Anniversaries
Two Seattle couples celebrated their golden wedding anniversaries on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Friant marked 70 years at 1214 EF.70th at, while Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Fulkerson celebrated at 714 N. 103rd et. Relatives from across the state attended both gatherings.
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Seattle
J. S. Friant
A. T. Fulkerson
Water Shut-Off Notice on Rai nier Avenue
Public notice announces a water shut-off on Rai nier avenue from Cloverdale street to Thistie street. The outage runs Friday from 8 a m to 5 p m to allow maintenance and service work.
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Rainier Ave
Cloverdale St
Thistie St
Tindall Warns Pac coast on Japanese influence and growth
Port Orchard meeting speaker Phil Tindall urged observers to plan for long term growth by Japan and warned Americans to recognize the threat of rising Japanese birthrates. He cited Nipponese propaganda and warned that by the next decades Japanese children could flood the Pacific coast if action is not taken.
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Tindall
Ives
Pacific Coast
Ban Fran
Jones Seeks County Commissioner Post Vowing End to Graft
James T. Jones, candidate for county commissioner from the second district, pledges that if elected the county treasury will not be a grab bag for grafters. A 41 year King County resident, he spent 20 years farming near Kent before becoming a Kent merchant. He entered politics in 1919, backed the pure stock food bill, was reelected in 1921, voted against the poll tax, and aided the land ownership law. He pledges to end graft and waste in county offices and road work.
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James T. Jones
Jones
Coroner Campaign Sparks Outcry Over County Waste
Dr. Sylvester Wilhelmy accused the county coroner’s office of waste and a political ring. He claimed deputies campaign for the coroner and promised to cut the budget from 24500 to 14600 while abolishing the chief deputy and trimming staff. He said deputies use six cars and post or tear down campaign signs.
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Sylvester Wilhelmy
Olympic Heights
Dr. Wilhelmy
Alfieat
Fall Fashion Show Closes With Strong Attendance
MacDougal-South wick company staged the final performance of its fall fashion show with audiences near 2,000 at each of two shows. Reporters note favorable guest comments on long skirt displays and the garment’s graceful subdued charm.
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MacDougal-Southwick Company
Kiwanis Big Session Welcomes Hatch and District Report
Kiwanis held a Wednesday meeting at the Washington Annex featuring Ted Hatch returning as vice president. Sam Lamping reported on the district convention in Olympia and Dean Stephen I Miller urged students and graduates at Beattie Kiwanis on placement problems.
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Ted Hatch
Kiwanis
Washington Annex
Hatch
Sam Lamping
Olympia
Stephen I. Miller
Beattie Kiwanis
Fragmented 1922 notices mix obit funeral and lost items
The clipping blends death notice for Ada James with funeral details, plus multiple Lost and Found items such as a brown embroidery coat, a Kenwood coat, a suitcase, a Whitt watch, a brindle puppy, and stray rewards. It also includes drug ad language and garbled entries.
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Penraon
Masonic Temple
Ederick & Nelson's
Eerie Glavin
Treward
Kenwood
Hunday
Keechelus Inn
Robt Polk
Commodore Way
Beattie
Bhattle
Sumner
Worman
Rainier
Alnter Ave
Sameo Nwnooein
Tien Marche
Bon Marche
Pineet
Second Ave
Whitt
Lillawaup Falle
Malnier
Furnished Houses for Kent New Modern Rooms for Rent
Numerous rental notices describe furnished and unfurnished rooms and small apartments in Seattle areas. Listings include rates from $10 to $29 monthly, close-in locations, and options like 2 room units, 4 room flats, and a tower flat with heat and phone. Several ads note proximity to transit or post office, with various contact addresses and owner references.
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Gona Sard
W. Key
Admiral Way
Morentia
Charfield
Ear
17Th Ave
Ee Porrent
Rey
Steel Realty
Douglas
Union
Miliott
Thoomas
CORA
Homas Sixth Ave
Broadway
Hiah
Marion
Waris
Mu. X.eters
Walt Apts
Jackson
Teacon
Mallard
12Th & Beacon
Seattle
Grentle
Ncutual Fe
Interurban
van Arsdale
Third Ave
P. van Arsdale
Des Moines
Highline
L. C. Crawford
New York
Bath
Rainier
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Indall
Nelsman
Phil Tindall
Kitaap County
Port Orchard
Japan
Japchildren Borng
Cali
County Grab Basket
J. T. Jones
The
Seattle Star
Besser
Bartell’s
Urora
Adna James
Mary Fuller
Our Chapel
Ent
Wash
Home Undertaking Co
ICRA
Otters
Pioneer Drug Co
Let Ave
Lion Drug Co
Cheater Medical Co
Great Northern
Coach Carpenters
United States Labor Board
King OF
Beattian Weed
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Rinckemithe
Ectriciana
Macrenary Engineers
Nortepr Pacific Railway
National Prese Ttureau
Buffalo
N. C
Cherry
Mackere
Lyon
James
Welsfield
Virginia
Ana
Ad Mantel Doe Peattora Sonware
Sixth Ave
Doys AB
Port St
Artiel Orate
W. KR. Brown
Becon
Reinuse Hotel
All American
Ath
Weatinke Ave
William HL. Perry
Russia
Mies Gladys Godefroy
Liverpool
Vancouver
Kent New
Mantlake Ave
Echool
Madrona Hill
Lak View
Sale DE Willink Company
Wiret Ave
Babh
Ncccessines
D. Williams Company
Forest Wood and Coal Economy Fuel CO
Beacon
West Keattle
West Ssaevenings
Reston Ave
Bacon
Bell Cadier
Reatt Bini
Peemont Brides
Garfield
Moeyer- Tower
Fourth Ave
Thoyce's Ranch
Bellevue
Bartcett Prare
Schucks
Weetlake
Wout A. Portance
Capitol
Heacon
Eady
Henry Mossbach
East
Tertia
Henry Regreen
11Th Ave
Virginie
Chalmers
Sens
Bunset
TENRY
Mossbach Bella
Lith
Elliott
North End Homins
Latona District
eDena School
Wallingford
Pear Intervine School
Lincoln High
Interlake District
46Th Ave
Jonn J. Elliott Co
Aery
Cowen Park
Seaigs
University
Ping Por Wallingford
Warford Realty
Resereite
Melrose
27Th Ave
E. V. Jahn & CO
EITEL
Recond
Pike
North Me
Pioneer Realty CO
40Th
Melcome
Seattle-Everett
Kasay Jerma
Walker Building
Lake Washington
Inglewood Park
Second Grand Pike
Walker
Bilfort
Woodland Park
Grammar and
H School
Henry Nelson CO
45Th St
Phinney Ridge
Phinney Car
Elliott Realty CO
Phinne Ve. Buneet
New Borgelan
Ravenna School
Roosevelt High
M. P. Goodner
Arcade
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John M. Dahley
Market St. Bunset
Fremont
Heacon Ave
Eastlake
Fremont Ave
Stiawe
Bk da” Ik
Waterfront
Samuel Trethewry
Marion Ride
Eliott
Opportunity Star
Aye
A. B. Newell & Son
Spring St
Wyman
West Seattle
Chandler
26Th Ave
Spokane
60Th Ave
W. Wait St
Very Atractive
Lesetes
Inter Ave
Drew
Columbia Bt
Ya Creek
Shover
Piask Saltar
Carter, MacDonald & Miller, Inc
Columbia
Lake
Ellett
Beattle
Charles Somers Company
Alaska
Pike St
STEEL
Realtors
Rkentora
lInsurers
Near University and Roosevelt High School
Second and Pike
L. A. Roper
Garfield Tite
Suneet
I. W. Andrus
Remington
Jefferson
Sasmedl
Shem Confidential Service
Used Car Clearing House
Workingmen'’S Loan Co
Pitotahi
Seaboard
London
Ave
Seattle Star Directory
Attorneys-at-Law
Ball
Burke
Joseph Alien
Leary
Turner
Citor
Haight
RELI
W. Montelius Price CO
la Employes' Loan Society
Empire Bldg
Madison
Stateeiew
Society For
Empire Building
Pught Sound
Granite Co
W. Edmunds
Fraser-Paterson Co
Gorin
Sete Central
NOLDS
Gia
Bia
J. W. Mallaun
Hinckley i
Macfadden
Angus
John Rom
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