Cronkhite Son Admitted. Grand Jury Expected To Hear Evidence
Maj Alexander Cronkhite was admitted to the hospital by US District Attorney T P Revelle. Revelle said Cronkhite might testify before the grand jury if he had any evidence. The Cronkhites have conducted an ongoing investigation since their son was shot on October 25, 191?. Grand jury sessions were expected to extend beyond this week.
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Maj
Alexander Cronkhite
Lewis
United States
T. P. Revelle
Revelle
Cronkhite
Tacoma
Gen. Cronkhite
Mre. Cronkhite
Tanlac Improves Health and Strength for Nervous and Frail
Thousands testify Tanlac boosts health and working efficiency by invigorating the constitution. Mrs Minnie Nelson of Seattle praises relief from indigestion headaches and sleeplessness and notes weight gain while Tanlac helps stomach to convert food into blood bone and muscle. Get a bottle from any good druggist.
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Tanlac
Minnie Nelson
Seventh Ave
Seatte
Wash
Missing Relatives Bulletin Lists Orphaned Aerial Artists and Seekers
The Star publishes notices from the Bureau of Missing Relatives seeking help to locate several missing persons and families. Entries include the Hord brothers, their ill parents, and contact for A B Hord in Norfolk, Virginia, plus others traced to Beattie and Chicago.
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Star
Columea E« Mierog
Hord Brothers
Charles EB
Daniel G
Washington
Oregon
California
A. B. Hord
Bousch
Norfolk
Burglars Loot Yakima Bar and Home for Cash and Pajamas
Burglars in Yakima worked two hours Saturday night and took 500 dollars from the Ken sington soft drink bar safe. They also stole a pair of ostrich trimmed pajamas with cap from the residence of H. Betta.
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Yakima
Safe
Kensington
H. 8
Betta
Funeral services for Elmira Ruth Schuas
Funeral services for Miss Elmira Ruth Schuas age 20 held Sunday. Pallbearers were members of the Chehalis Sodality society to which Miss Schuas belonged.
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Centralia
Elmira
Ruth Schuas
Chehalis Sodality Society
Miss Schuss
State Announces 1923 School Tax Levy Change
The state equalization committee reports 1923 school tax levy set at 16 059 milia, amid census gains and large unserved valuation drops. Total state levy to raise is 16,811,209 with others unchanged, reducing taxpayer burden despite higher census counts.
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Olympia
Salvation Army Harvest Festival Planned at Pitthave
The Salvation Army will hold its annual harvest festival Tuesday night at Pitthave and Washington. Doors open at o'clock. Fruit and vegetables will be auctioned by workers, a live chicken and small merchandise will go, and coffee and cake will be sold in booths. Proceeds go to Salvation Army relief funds. Public invited.
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Salvation Army
Pitthave
Washington Et
Death of Donald Thierry 64 Noted in Beattie City
Donald Thierry 64 resident of Beattie for 25 years and member of the old French family tied to Chateau Thierry died at his home Sunday. He was in the elect 1 business and affiliated with several fraternal organizations. He is survived by his wife Mrs Beaster L Thierry. Funeral arrangements are being arranged.
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Donald Thierry
Beattie
Chateau Thierry
Thierry
Elect 1
Beaster L. Thierry
Opening of Fort Lawton Road Celebrated
Residents near Fort Lawton will mark the road opening with speeches and music on Saturday. Mayor Brown Councilman J F Carroll and Judge William H Moore are among speakers. The Elks band will perform. More than 250000 dollars were spent on the project.
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Fort Lawton Road
Brown
J. F. Carroll
William H. Moore
Elks’ Band
Cuticura Advertised Soap Benefits Debated
Fragmented ad snippet cites Cuticura Laboratories and Cuticura Soap with claims of shaving without a mug. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or individuals, but references a perfume-like brand and a facilitation claim, typical of late 19th or early 20th century soap promotions.
Favors Big Pay for Teachers in California
Will C. Wood superintendent of public instruction says California teachers earn the highest salaries in the nation and no cuts are planned. He spoke to the Chamber of Commerce educational committee and was set to address city teachers at First Presbyterian church and principals at Plymouth Congregational church. He planned further talks before the Municipal league at luncheon in the L. C. Smith Building restaurant.
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Will C. Wood
California
Wood
Chamber of Commerce Educational Committee
First Presbyterian Church
Principals’ Association
Plymouth Congregational Church
Municipal League
L. C. Smith Building
Seattle Milkhoppers demand higher milk price
At a Saturday meeting the Seattle Milkhoppers association formed a demand that Seattle distributors pay 3 a hundred pounds for milk.
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Seattle
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