395 More Men Are Called By Division No 3
An additional call for 395 men in Division No 3 to be examined for select service was announced. Examinations take place in the old council chambers of the public safety building. The list includes numerous individuals summoned to appear Thursday at 9:00 AM and 8:30 AM on Friday, with many named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lake R 4
Council
Public Safety Building
Readay
Shipping Board
Altho 'T
Yarda
Notable Names List from Historical Record
A long roster of individuals appears, including Walter Anderson, Alfred Woolery, George Thorman, Louie Fisher, Abe Kotkina, Herman Aronson, Conrade Maneen, and many others. The fragment resembles a names-and-roles section from a historical newspaper, with numerous personal names and possible cross references to families, communities, or institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewie Lareen
Lowe Capetato
Marty Jensen
Harold Melland
Morris Louta Bender
Arthur Julian Kahl
Roy Manchester
Morrie Sigel
Wilbur Hurgert
Frank Bulger
John BR. Doyle
James Lester Smith
Robert Walters Willams
Thomas Coleman Owen
John Avens Chisholm
James Francis Moreland
Arley Andrew Russell
Carl John Nordaren
Frederick James Wilson
Floyd Faringer
Vace
Raymond M. Hrisner
John Albert Finch
Loan Harold Lew
Harry Rosenthal
Monroe man arrested in Seattle for carrying liquor
Alex Bernald of Monroe was arrested in Seattle Tuesday night and found with five gallons of alcohol. In police court Wednesday Judge Philip Tworoger questioned the alcohols use and imposed a one hundred dollar fine after Bernald claimed it was for mechanical purposes to run his Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Bernald
Monroe
Seattle
Philip Tworoger
Alex
Tobacco fund appeal gains broad support from readers
The Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund reports large donor participation including the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Washington lodge No. 864 sending $5 via P. M. Ellis of Auburn. Cardinal Gibbons and Theodore Roosevelt offer endorsements amid hundreds of letters praising the effort to supply tobacco to U.S. soldiers in France. Total disclosed contributions reach $2,756.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
Washington Lodge
M. Ellis
Auburn
Our Boys In
France
Cardinal Gibbons
Theodore Roosevelt
Enclosed fund to buy tobacco for American fighting men
A letter explains an American fund initiative to buy tobacco packages for soldiers in France. It notes each dollar purchases four tobacco packages and that each package will be addressed to the contributor, with a promise that the soldier will send a message of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Confessions of a Wife Ends With a Hint of the Case To Be Continued
In a reflective journal style Margie and Dick discuss his recovery from illness and his longing to return to work. They ponder Mollie’s fate and the maternal role, recalling a famous rich daughter and a betrayed husband. The excerpt closes with a moral about money, status, and law.
Budget Trimmed by City Council Cuts Police Captains
After a heated session the council trimmed 6660 from next year’s budget. Losses include two police captains to be appointed early, a comptroller clerk position, and an electrical machinist in the fire department. Fire Chief Stetson said the department could manage without the machinist. Herman Chapin urged tax cuts to keep industries from leaving. Chamber groups pressed for reductions as lobby voices argued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Herman Chapin
Chamber of Commerce and
Commercial Club
Permit system remains out of order across states
United Press dispatch from Olympia reports officials saying West Virginia’s Reed dry law interpretation allowing one quart a month into the state has no current effect in Washington where a similar permit system exists. If West Virginia’s case reaches the U S Supreme Court and is upheld, Washington’s permit system could be restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Prere
Olympia
West Virginia
Ten
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Millionaire Vanderlip to Work for U.S. at $1 a Year
Frank A. Vanderlip president of National City Bank will sever all business ties to serve the U S government at one dollar a year during the war He is named chairman of the war savings certificates committee to lead a nationwide savings campaign organized by the treasury department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
United States
Vanderup
War Savings Certificates Committee
Treasury Department
Woman Bound and Gagged in Home by Thugs
Mrs Zoe Estus, 28, was overpowered and bound in the kitchen of her mother’s home at 2459 Queen Anne Ave by two assailants. She later regained consciousness. police searched the area but made no arrests. Reports said other women faced harassment Tuesday night and a man in women’s clothing tried to enter 1525 34th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
California
Margie
Altho
Mollie
Mary
Elfene
Sonny
Zoe Estus
Queen Anne Ave
J. M. Denison
Katus
Charlie Had Good Cause to Beat It
Judge Tworoger questioned Charley about his actions after an officer testified he was in a place where opium was smoked Charley claimed he did nothing and simply left when a police presence appeared The judge remarked he would also beat it under threat and sentenced Charley to fifteen days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Rogers
Japanese Banker Hosts Seattle Banquet for Yokohama Bank
Amid Japanese and American flags the Yokohama Specie Bank Ltd of Japan was formally introduced to banking circles at a New Washington hotel banquet Tuesday evening. Fifty prominent Seattle men attended with H. Kudo in charge of the Seattle branch and Corwin B. Shank acting as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama Speech Bank, Ltd
Japan
New Washington Hotel
Seattle
H. Kudo
Wan Host
Corwin
Shank
Seattle Workers Demand Immediate Action on Arbitral Merits
Seattle labor leaders press the Shipping Board Labor Adjustment Board to grant a new wage scale retroactive to August 1 and end the strike threat. Officials say the government will pay half of increases in yards with more than 10 percent profit on government work, while owners resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weble
Adjustment Board
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Fehle
Shipping Board
Miller
New Apron Styles At Bon Marche In Readymade Range
The Marjorie Apron priced at 1.25 introduces a new style with bright percale in pink blue lavender and tan plus rick rack trim and a novel shoulder fastening. Elinore Dress Aprons 1.75 feature gingham in solid colors plaids and stripes with pockets collar and cuffs. Gingham Band Aprons 29c each offer full cut checked gingham with rick rack trim and are tagged for Thursday sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON Marche
Elinore
Fancy Baskets Reduced In This Collection
A Bon Marche third floor sale offers waste paper and infants baskets with reductions. Nine fancy colored waste paper baskets priced at 1.00, four infants toilet baskets cut to The, six more waste paper baskets marked to BSe, one trimmed infants weighing basket at 2.50, one trimmed infants toilet basket at 2.50, six sewing baskets at 0.50, and fifteen trinket baskets at 0.05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON Marche
Extra Size WAISTS at 50 at Bon Marche
Bargain waists offered in extra sizes up to 54 at 50 cents each. Plain and neat styles with tucked or embroidered details and collars ranging from low to convertible. Located on the second floor of The Bon Marche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BON Marche
Bon Marche Offers Comforter Materials and Calico
Advertises Cotton Batts priced 59c each with weights between 214 and 234 pounds per batt. Comforter Challie 12/2c yard wide offered in lengths up to five yards with patterns. Also 1000 yards of 24 inch Calico in large patterns for comforters up to ten yards. Lower Main Floor Port Desk urges support for Soldiers Libraries with a donation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Kerber
Boris Sterning
George Tate
Edward Patrick MetMugh Sheen
Robert Taylor Letdy
Sw. Balvine
John Spencer
Arthur Mclean
Bert Joseph Garson
Alex Douglas Myers
Albert Greenbiat
Leonard Walker
Isaac Hen Gustav Adolph Lundin
John Leake
Mareld
Eugene Paer
Nathanson
John Winthrop Allen
John A. Mulligan
Harry Caprioto
Mahoney
George J. Jackson
Frederick Norgard
Alexander
William James Choninard
Walker
Joseph Frederick S@cherman
Y. A. Lewis
Julius Roessler
Stan Russell Mille
Petros
Mell Lember
George Washington
Isidor Rarold
Burgert
Ralph F Bonilla Solomon
Robert Em- Elmer Monroe Curtis
Maj
John Edward Sanders
Merkel
Francis
Bender
Harion
William Elbert Shaver
Stewart Silverthorne
Frederick W Ralph Morrie Fowler
Isador John Phillip Marrington
Ed Stanley W. Dale
Abe Malakortz
Coe Riccl McJannet
Touts Ries
Victor Meigerad
Elmer Eugene , Jr
William Verne
Nicholas Venn Norman
George Miller
Lewis Mandall
Urban John
Georges William Spencer
Harry France
Joe Cramer
F. l L. Young
Adolph Johnson
Louis Freedman
Joseph Hamilton
Herman Nienan
Hor W. Page
David John Mulholland
Frans Nelson
John Aubrey Knoff
Baward Woodward
Roscoe Dram
Arthur C. Hector
Wendel Moree
Mullen
Fred Conrad Eckas
Roy Langford
Edgar A. Dickinson
D. Jacob
E. W. Lundquist
H. Egan
Robert Christopher H
Andres Alonso
Geoffrey PF
Ernest George Riehe
Walker Ickes
William Wolff
Edward Alexander Potter
Francia Jerome de Fiore
Gus Krusee
John W. McArcell
Marry Counts
Delph Graham Moyt
Marry Nelson
Marion Fiteiman
STAR
Lerense W. Clifford
Renten
Sie
S. J. Weston
Ravensdale
Lucille Nowcher
Diet
Ada Mersereau
Attin
M. Lawrence
N. 20Th
Pr. M. Fills
Seaquah
UW. Greenfield
J. J. Clark
Ninth Ave
W. Ff. Jahoeke
Port Orchard
I. May
Seattle Star
U.S
United Press
Pete
Navy
Labor Adjustment Board
Wilson
Skinner & Eddy
Serge
Marjorie
Comforter Calico
Port Payment Desk
Rogers and Bro
Pope-Gosser
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