Retired Lumberman Dies in Seattle
August Albertson, a retired lumberman, died Sunday afternoon at his home 302 Dith Avenue. He was years old and had lived in Seattle for 12 years. Survived by a son Edward Albertson of Seattle and five daughters Emma Lois Elizabeth Albertson of Seattle Mabel Albertson of Salt Lake City and Mrs John Cody of Seattle.
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Dith Ave
Albertson
Seattle
Edward
Emma
Lois and
Elizabeth Albertson
Mabel Albertson
Salt Lake City
John Cody
Red Cross Plans Unified Health Centers Nationwide
Dr. Livingston Farrand, executive director of the American Red Cross, announced in Seattle that every city and state public health department would be invited to locate in centralized health centers. Individual Red Cross chapters will implement the plan within three weeks, with details tailored to local needs and agencies.
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Kivery City
United States
American Red Cross
Seattle
Portland
Livingston Farrand
The
Red Cross
Woman shot in leg seeks $10000 damages in real estate case
Mrs Emma A Head sues Nellie Sperman Chauncey Cowan and Raymond C Hazen for 10000 after being shot during a dispute over a property deal. She says misrepresentations caused her to withhold payments while they ordered her off the premises, the incident occurring amid the quarrel. Duluth shows an ore deck 2458 feet long as context.
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Mra
Emma A. Head
Nellie Sperman
Chauncey Cowan
Raymond C. Hazen
MOLA Oven Promises Easy Terms for Home Use
A local advertisement touts the MOLA as a practical gift for wives to ensure timely dinners. It claims easy payment and savings on laundry costs, and notes availability of various models including hand and power units like the oss.
Puyallup Fair Opens With Packed Exhibits and Seattle Day
At Puyallup Western Washington fair grounds preparations reach a peak as hundreds of exhibitors finish displays. Final entry day is Tuesday with top Northwest poultry and rabbit entries, Ruby stables horses, and daily races. Seattle Day is planned for Thursday October 2 as the fair runs through Sunday.
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Puyallup
Washington Fair
Northwest
Ruby
Fair
Seattle
Open College for Workers Inaugurated in Seattle
Dr Henry Suzzallo of the University of Washington addressed 600 union members at the Labor temple as he formally inaugurated Seattle Workers College under the Central Labor council. Courses cover economics European history and cooperative movement review. Over 100 students enrolled with classes scheduled for workers off hours.
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America
Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
Labor Temple
Seattle Workers’ College
Central Labor Council
Ms Sanford's Message To Working Women
Laurel Mississippi Mrs J C Banroup testifies to easing a female trouble after twelve bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports regained ability to operate a machine sew and manage housework The notice urges other women to try the root and herb remedy and contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for guidance
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Laurel
Idia FE
Pinkham
J. C. Banroup
Second Ave
Miss
Mrs. Sanford
Lydia EF
Pinken Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Honor Officer Wilson Laid To Rest In Seattle Burial
Beloved Seattle Police motorcycle officer, born 1889 in Columbia City and joining in 1913, is buried after 600 mourners attend a service at Columbia Congregational Church. Funeral cortege included police and fire units, a wartime salute, and honorary pallbearers led by Mayor Fitzgerald and Chief Warren.
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Sd Wilson
Seattle
Warhelt
Columbia Congregational Church
H. M. Painter
Frank L. Breteen
J J. Haag
C. B. Fitzgerald
Joel F. Warren
G. C. Bannick
W. E B. Bearing
Mark M. Wilson
35Th Ave
Force crowds out of foyers in Seattle theatres
Police Inspector Claude G Bannick led a detail through Seattle theatres Saturday night to enforce a health department backed rule prohibiting standing in corridors and foyers. Spectators spilled onto sidewalks while awaiting earlier showings, as guards cited fire safety and germ concerns in crowded movie houses.
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Claude G. Bannick
Seattle
Health Department
Dust Cloud Continues Over La Grande
Dust from a spreading plume covers La Grande and surrounding countryside turning the area gray with dust resembling a fog. Health authorities fear an epidemic of illnesses may result from the prolonged dusty conditions.
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la Grande
Ore
U Registration Is Breaking Record At University
Freshmen numbering 1,360 prepared to begin operations at the university Monday under Bursar HM T Condon who supervised enrollment. Upperclassmen also began registration with continuation planned for Tuesday and Wednesday. The general assembly is scheduled Friday morning when President Henry Surzaile will deliver his annual address.
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HM. T. Condon
Henry Surzaile
Professor speaks on public service at Kiwanis lunch
Prof. Clark P. Biseeta of the University of Washington Law School addressed the Kiwanis club at the Masonic club rooms Arcade building. He spoke on the opportunities for public service during the current days of industrial unrest.
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Clark P. Biseeta
Law School
University of Washington
Kiwanis Club
Masonic Club
Arcade
Juror Sues County Over Auto Injury During Trial
Mrs. Mary Kildall a January petit juror sues the county for 11114 damages claiming she was struck by an automobile at Second Ave and Yesterday while returning from lunch with 11 jurors under a bailiff and forced to walk double file, preventing evasion.
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Mary Kildall
Second Ave
25000 Twenties Headed to China for Currency Stabilization
National Bank of Commerce shipped 500000 dollars in twenty dollar gold coins from Seattle to Shanghai ten days ago. The shipment aims to stabilize China’s currency as bankers describe it, with the coins expected to assist financial conditions in the Celestial Republic.
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China
Shanghai
Seattle
National Bank of Commerce
Celestial Republic
Everett Candidates Enter City Race for November Election
Everett voters eye the November 4 city contest as Newton Jones signs to run for commissioner of public safety. W. H. Clay files to seek another term as commissioner of finance. Socialists nominate A B Holmberg Christ J Foley and J M Salter for the three commissioner posts.
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Newton Jones
W. H. Clay
Socialista
A. B F. Holmberg
Christ J. Foley
J. M. Salter
To Talk on Pride by Prof R H Thomas in Topeka
Professor R H Thomas of Topeka Kansas will speak Tuesday evening at the First African Methodist Episcopal church located at 1522 14th Avenue on the topic Hace Pride.
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R. H. Thomas
Topeka
Kan
First
Aprons in Percale Offer Two Tone Styles and Sizes
The ad describes square-neck aprons with a broad belt and deep pockets in percale. Light ground versions feature bias fold lockstitched trimmings while dark grounds use white tape-bound edgings. Available in medium and large sizes with a sale tomorrow.
Money Sent By Auburn Mother Refused For Salvation Army
Mrs. Mary Polly of Auburn offered 12 to the Salvation Army fund last Saturday but the Elks' Salvation Army committee refused the gift. The money had been sent to her son in France, killed by a German bullet before it arrived, and the envelope bore Killed in Action. Polly then reoffered the same currency, but it was deemed too sacred and declined.
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Mary Polly
Auburn
Salvation Army Fund
W. H. Klepper
Elks’ Salvation Army Campaign Committee
Elks’ Committee
Prize for Best Editorials At University Daily
Sigma Delta Chi graduates offer a $100 prize for the ten best editorials published during the college year. All students may participate in the contest.
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University Daily
Sigma Delta Chi
Hyomell therapy promises rapid relief from catarrh
Catarrh and chronic head colds vanish with Hyomel breathed through the nose and throat. The ad claims quick relief, no stomach dosing, sprays, or narcotics, and safe use. available at Bartell Drug Co and leading druggists.
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Bartell Drug Co
Plans to Sell Red Cross Seals Here
Plans were practically complete Monday for sale of $75,000 of Red Cross seals throughout the state from December 1 to 10. The drive will be in charge of Mrs. C. G. Ellis, Tacoma, chairman.
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Red Cross
Mra
Flu Leads Butte Man to Romance Honeymoon
Michael Cleary, prominent Butte businessman, and his wife spend their honeymoon with his brother Martin J. Cleary of the Seattle police department. They met when Margaret Shaughnessy, a Providence Hospital graduate nurse, nursed Cleary during last year’s influenza epidemic. The couple will soon return to Butte.
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Michael Cleary
Butte
Martin J. Cleary
Seattle
Margaret Shaugnessy
Providence Hospital
Cleary
Miss Shaughnessy
Mooners
Boldt's Uptown and Downtown Eatery Feasts
A reader mentions visiting Boldt's venues at 1414 3d Ave downtown and 913 24 Ave uptown for dining. No further details on hours, menu, or specials are provided.
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Boldt's
Uptown
3D Ave
24 Ave
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