Community Fund Strengthens Seattle Social Agencies
A look at Seattle social work shows the Seattle Community Fund boosting 53 civic groups for the coming year. Agencies include the Seattle Children's Home run with support from the Ladies Relief Society and Boy Scouts. The fund plans a second annual drive for 978 843 58 to sustain homelike care and united public service.
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Six Year Old Miss Tops Fashion Show At Bon Marche
A six year old daughter of a Bon Marche employee outshines professional models during two days of fashion exhibits on the auditorium stage. She watched and mimicked the models, gaining poise and grace, and was declared first by the end of the final show held at noon Tuesday.
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Seattle Enjoys Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Run at Metropolitan
The American Light Opera company enters its fourth big week at the Metropolitan theater with H. M. S. Pinafore. The production features 66 fresh singing voices and tuneful melodies drawing strong audience praise. The run closes in two weeks before The Chimes of Normandy fills the farewell week.
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Seattle
Normandy
T J Casey Against Japs
Thomas J Caney republican candidate for congress spoke to 1200 employees at the navy yard Bremerton Monday He warned that the Japs menace civilization and promised to organize Pacific states votes for action He also backed Volstead law and wine and beer for medical and beverage use endorsed by 200 Seattle physicians.
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Norman Hanson Injured at Todd Yards in Seattle
Norman Hanson, rivet heater of 5224 46th Ave. 8 W., was hurt at Todd yards in Seattle General hospital on Tuesday after suffering injuries to the face and arms.
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Call 100 Witnesses in Cronkhite Case
Nearly 100 witnesses will be subpoenaed to testify before the federal grand jury meeting in Tacoma next week. The panel investigates the death of Maj. Alexander P. Cronkhite at Camp Lewis on October 25 1918. United States District Attorney T Revetle oversees the probe.
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Tacoma
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Alexander P. Cronkhite
Camp Lewis
Keep Well Happiness by Dr I M Bishop
Happiness and health are linked with improved blood flow and nerve function. A calm, serene mind aids digestion and overall bodily efficiency, while a good mood supports oxygen delivery and heart health, benefiting digestion and energy.
Camera to help county auditor to save records
County Auditor D B Ferguson announced a new photographic recording system to be introduced in Seattle. It would save an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 dollars annually, cut storage needs, and improve protection against loss or destruction by fire. The process photographs each instrument for a permanent film record, with black on white facsimiles and preserved signatures. A separate line notes a 19 year old maid Anna Reng who fell from a moving auto and was hospitalized.
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Seattle
D. B. Ferguson
Lawer
Ferguson
Miner Albert Hunt Injured by Falling Rock in Newcastle
Albert Hunt, 37, a miner at Newcastle, suffered a broken leg when a rock fell on him in the mines Monday evening. He was taken to Minor hospital for treatment.
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Albert Hunt
Newcastle
Horse-on-Helmet: Cop Survives Wild Calamity
Tacoma report details Patrolman Robert Poore's crash when his motorcycle hit a horse during a pursuit. He ducked under the animal, send it flying 80 feet, and skidded 900 feet before stopping. The horse died. another vehicle narrowly avoided collision as the parade of horses crossed the road. Poore injured but optimistic about recovery.
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Tacoma
Robert Poore
Olympia
Pelles Auto
Poore
Cement Shortage Threatens City Repairs
Public utilities superintendent George F. Russell warns cement shortages may halt repaving on First Avenue and other projects. The shortage stems from a lack of railroad transportation, according to Thussell.
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First Ave
George F. Russell
Thussell
Married 24 Hours Bride Kills Wealthy Broker
Rome reports a bride killed her husband Signor Antonio Rafta, a wealthy broker, less than a day after their wedding. The incident occurred after a sudden burst of temper.
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Signor
Antonio Rafta
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