Planned to Welcome Gob But Now He Is Homeless
Lenhart, clerk of the city council, had arranged housing at 401 30th Ave for a visitor named Gob. By Monday plans shifted as the house sold and the new owner intended immediate occupancy, forcing Lenhart to seek a new home while the Pacific Fleet moors at Elliott Bay.
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Gob
Lenhart
Shrader
30Th Ave
Elliott Bay
Tobasco
Tanhart
Tenhart
Nena
Bandits Kill American in Chiapas Ambush
Herbert McGill of Chicago was murdered by Mexican bandits near Coapa Chiapas on August 30 while riding horseback. He was attacked from ambush, fatally beaten, and his body dumped into the Coapa river before burial there. Representations have been made to local and national authorities.
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Washington
Herbert
Chicago
Coapa
State of Chiapas
Mexico
State Department
McGill
Loyal Legion Asks For Representation At Conference
The Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen, claiming 40 000 members, wired Secretary Redfield asking representation at the October 6 round table conference on the industrial situation. Redfield advised sending the application to the president via Portland headquarters.
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Washington
Loyal Legion of Loggers
Redfield
Round Table
Wilson
Portland
Ore
Woman Claims Dr Williams Pink Pills Aid Anemia Victims
Mrs H B Houghton of Everett Washington testifies the remedy strengthened her blood after influenza leaving her warm and energized. She says headaches vanish and appetite returns and she has shared the treatment with her daughter. Pills sold by druggists or Dr Williams Medicine Co Schnec tady NY 50 cents per box six boxes 2 50 postpaid free booklet available.
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Dr. Williams
Pink Pilla
Who Made the First Baby Food
The speaker recalls asking a doctor who created the first baby food while seeking a suitable weaning option that agreed with the infant and the mother. The dialogue centers on early human feeding practices and the search for a universally accepted first complementary food.
Armament Ship Calvert Delivers Military Equipment to Puget Sound
The steamship Calvert, Atlantic built and the first Shipping Board steamer to reach the district, arrives in Puget Sound with over 4,000 tons of artillery gear. Local officers say Seattle will become a hub for Army material for Camp Lewis and the North Pacific coast artillery forces as the 1st artillery brigade moves from Camp Winfield Scott to Camp Lewis, increasing cantonment strength by 4,600 artillerymen. Practically all the world’s anthracite coal is found in Scranton area fields.
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Calvert
Shipping Board
Puget Sound
Seattle
Camp Lewis
North Pacific Coast Artillery Force
Camp Winfield Scott
New Highway to Everett Planned
The legislature authorized construction of a highway from 10th Ave North to Everett named Victory Way. A $125000 appropriation funded the project as county commissioners adjusted plans on Monday. The road will be 100 feet wide and run roughly straight from the end of 10th Ave North East to Lake Forest Park.
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10Th Ave. N. K F
Everett
Victory Way
10Th Ave. N. E
Lake Forest Park
Ralph D. Casey to Teach at University
Lieutenant George C. Talmadge returns from a decade in the Navy and joins the Idaho fleet as an officer. He is the son of George H. Talmadge, claim agent for the Alaska Steamship Co., and has enrolled as a seaman prior to promotion. Ralph D. Casey will teach at the university.
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Navy
George C. Talmadge
George H. Talmadge
Alaska Steamship Co
U. S
Idaho
Ralph D. Casey
University
Casey
Univer
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