Fire destroys Cond Eisewhere building in half million blaze
A large fire levels Cond Eisewhere, causing $500000 in damage. Longshoremen strike in New York pressure profit sharing. J G Freeman of a Centralia restaurant jailed for breaking a labor eight hour law. Rockefeller refuses allied loan. Several Columbus capitalists jailed for tax fraud. A collage of jokes, captions and brief notes follows with local items from Iowa to Colorado.
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New York
J. G. Freeman
Centralia
Columbus day to be marked by speech and banquet
A notice lists Columbus day events on October 12 with a speechmaking and banquet. Other items note local incidents and obituaries, including deaths of Joseph Blair and Peter Rudio, a Dawson monument, and a Spokane hospital cornerstone.
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Joseph Blair
Centralia
Peter Rudio
Dawson
Inspector Fitzgerald
Mounted Police
Enuty
Grays Harbor
Conscription Debate At University Of Washington
The article argues against compulsory military draft and urges voluntary drill programs. It cites English aversion to conscription, wartime resistance in the U.S., and suggests treating students like business volunteers to raise preparedness without coercion. It posits that voluntary camps and drill would appeal to patriotism and mirror Swiss practice.
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England
Germany
University of Washington
Switzerland
Paulhamus the Puyallup farmer and booster leader
W. H. Paulhamus known as Paul leads Puyallup Growers association a major berry cooperative and heads Western Washington fair efforts. As state senator he is cited for a progressive record and strong business efficiency attracting 400 boosters to Seattle to promote regional growth. The Star notes his hustling drive and influence in farming and politics.
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W. H. Paulhamus
Puyallup Valley
Paul
Seattle
National Parks For All Enjoyment Of Us
A national parks advocate urges making parks accessible to ordinary visitors, proposing roads inns and Swiss style camp sites under American methods. Mount Rainier sees record visitor numbers this summer highlighting public interest. Political quips and local notes follow, with satirical lines on civil service and fair preparations.
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Samuel T. Mather
Estes National Park
Nathan
Colo
Mather
National Park
Mount Rainier
Skim Milk: Cheap Nutritious Food Ahead of Beef
In this era of rising living costs, skim milk offers substantial nutrition at a fraction of beef price. Whole milk loses butter fat in skimming, leaving protein and minerals. two and a half quarts of skim milk provide similar protein and energy to a pound of beef, while costing about four cents a quart. Oysters cost more per nourishment, and tastes vary.
Skim Milk Uses Cue Cooks and Dining Tips
Skim milk is versatile for soups custards and cakes. Wearing undergarments dyed with aniline dyes is inadvisable due to skin irritation and potential eruptions.
London exhibitors boycott Essa nay over Charlie Chaplin film limits
London moving picture exhibitors halt backing the Essa nay company citing dissatisfaction with the number of Charlie Chaplin films allowed. The dispute centers on programming choices and film availability for audiences in the capital.
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America
London
Moving Picture
Essanay Company
Chariie Chaplin
Martin Sentenced for Burglary by Monroe Judge
Andrew Martin a young Portuguese man was sentenced to one to 15 years in the Monroe reformatory by Superior Judge Gilliam after pleading guilty to burglary on Saturday.
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Andrew Martin
Monroe Reformatory
Gilliam
Population of Switzerland could be housed in Lon idon residences
A plan suggests housing Swiss residents in London dwellings to manage population pressures. The proposal outlines logistics and potential locations, aiming to accommodate a significant number of people within city housing stock.
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Switzerland
Lonidon
Chicago Mayor to Speak in Seattle Luncheon
Chicago Mayor William H. Thompson will be the honored guest at a Seattle luncheon of the Young Men's Republican club next month. Gov. Wills of Ohio is slated to speak, while Myron T. Herrick has canceled his Thursday plans.
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William H. Thompson
Chicago
Young Men's Republican Club
Gov. Wills
Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
France
Canadian mine explosion trial for 20 victims at Nanaimo
Vancouver Sept 27 Thomas Graham provincial government inspector of mines and J H Tonkin manager of the Pacific Coast colliery face trial on manslaughter charges arising from the February 9 Reserve mine explosion near Nanaimo in which 20 men died.
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Vancouver
B. C
Thomas Graham
J. H. Tonkin
Pacific Coast
Reserve
Nanaimo
War Breeds War and U S Is Rich Prize
Herbert Quick contends that history shows war breeds further wars and conquerors seek new worlds to conquer. He argues the United States offers the richest prize to any conquering power in a European war, implying motives for continued conflict.
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U. S
Fucitor
Herbert Quick
Ness
United States
Public defense echoes from a cautious speaker
The speaker argues a potential invasion hinges on national strength and preparedness. He warns a rich, defenseless United States could be crushed by a modern invading force and urges bipartisan action to strengthen national defense.
Urge Teachers to Form Union in School Election
Socialists at the Labor temple Sunday adopted a platform urging teachers to form a union and oppose curbs on free discussion in class. They call for social centers, expanded kindergartens, and stronger vocational and night schools, with salaries for socialist elected non salaries. They named L. W. Buck, Martin J. Flyszik, O. McGill, John Lamb, George L. Cos and Mrs. Ela Tripp as school board candidates, all but one to be eliminated. Selection of port commission candidates was deferred. opposition to university fees and compulsory military training was supported.
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Labor Temple
L. W. Buck
Martin J. Flyszik
O. McGill
John Lamb
George L. Cos
Ela Tripp
Port Commission
Hero Aimar Auzias de Turenne Recalled From War
The university editor revisits a five year old incident when de Turenne refused to help sophomores tie up freshmen, a restraint that earned him the label coward at the time though he now returns as a hero with one eye lost in war.
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Aimar Auzias de Turenne
University Daily
de Turenne
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Columbus, CO
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Iowa
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Frisco
North Yakima
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L. H. Chapman
South Bend
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Herb
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Detroit Free Press
Louis Lang
R. F. Bernschneider
Pacific Printers
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Washington Children’s
Odd Fellows’ Hall
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Raven
Stella Sorghum
Teddy
Jay Thomas
Howard Taylor
Jim Davis
Sam Perkins
Dick Ballinger
Bony Scott
8&T. Mary's Hospital
Spokane
Washington, D. C
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Australia
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South Carolina
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Puyallup
Hazzard
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American Medical Association
Essanay
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Bryan
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Earth
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First Ave
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