Widow denies possible marriage to Lang after wedding
Mrs. Margaret Smail returns from her Oregon honeymoon and tells reporters she could not have married Matthew Lang regardless of engagement. She explained Lang's breakup, his planned wedding details for Floyd Smail and her, and said she sensed a possible nervous breakdown upon his return to San Francisco. Lang remains in a Mission hospital, slowly improving.
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Margaret Smail
Matthew Lang
San Francisco
Floyd Smail
University of Washington
Lang
Mission Hospital
Apples Boom in Wenatchee
H G Bohrke founder of the Wenatchee District Cooperative reports widespread orchard improvement in the Wenatchee valley. Harvesting is at full blast and the coming weeks will bring ten thousand outside workers plus six thousand more. A $250000 ad campaign will target Europe and the United States as markets widen. pear shipments are improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Valley
H. G. Bohrke
Wenatchee District
East
South
Europe
League Will Quit Sessions Tuesday
Geneva reports adjournment of the present League of Nations assembly set for Tuesday October 4. With delegations leaving the league will appear a different institution, no longer a super-state but a coordinating body lacking power to impose its recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
League
N E N Demands City Bus Lines
Residents of Cowen Park and Tenth Ave districts urged city owned buses to run on routes once served by jitneys. A North Ravenna Transportation Association meeting in Ravenna school endorsed express service from the business district to Ravenna Ave and E 63rd St. Cited losses to streetcar system.
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Cowen Park
Tenth Ave
N. EB
Ravenna
North Ravenna
Altho
E. 63Rd St
Cross Street
E. 63Rd
Ravenna Ave
Missing Relative Oliver Zimmerman Listed By Family
Mrs. A. E. Durland seeks Oliver Zimmerman last seen in Seattle in August to settle an estate. She requests contact through Sidney 0324. The notice notes limited reach among Big Namba tribe members in the Hebrides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Zimmerman
Mra
A. E. Durland
Seattle
Mrs. Durland
Sidney
The
Hebrides
City to Abandon Its Power Rights
Tacoma to introduce ordinance to abandon Seattle's hydro electric claims over Lake Cushman in the Olympic mountains. Earlier ordinance condemned the lake for power use but the plan was dropped in favor of the Akagit development.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Lake Cushman
Olympic Mountains
Akagit
Birth of Fred Blanchard Saint 61 Dies at Home
Fred M Blanchard 61 a local shipping board accountant died at his home 404 18th Ave Wednesday. Dayton Lt John A Macready test pilot of McCook Field using the biplane that R C Schroeder on February 28 1920 set an altitude record 88 180 feet. Macready reached 40 800 feet Wednesday.
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Fred Marvin Blanchard
Shipping Board
18Th Ave
Dayton
Lient
John A. Macready
McCook Field
R. C. Schroeder
Masonic Lecturer Delayed by Apple Harvest
James H. Begg, grand lecturer of the Masons of Washington, returned to Seattle from the Okanogan and Wenateher valleys stating the large apple crop keeps residents busy and unwilling to listen. He quipped that he hasn’t a chance with the millions of apples drawing attention.
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James H. Begg
The
Masons of Washington
Seattle
Okanogan
Wenateher
Begg
Cotton Exports Cheaper via Gulf Ports After I C C Ruling
Spokane report notes cotton shipments can move through Gulf ports 15 cents per hundred cheaper than Pacific routes due to a recent Interstate Commerce Commission ruling. Northwest Wheat Growers' Association receives first 100000 of a 10 million loan from the War Finance Corporation.
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Gulf Ports
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Spokane
War Finance Corporation
Northwest Wheat Growers’ Association
FAVORS STATUE FOR DOUGHBOY
Mayor Caldwell recommended erecting a 12 foot bronze statue titled The Doughboy in Action to honor Seattle and King County World War I veterans. After conferring with sculptor Victor Alonzo Lewis, he asked the Chamber of Commerce advice bureau to back a $25,000 popular subscription fund.
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Seattle
King County
Caldwell
Victor Alonzo Lewis
Advice Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Missionary Reception Planned at Methodist Churches
Methodist women of Beattle will host a reception Wednesday from 2 to 5 p m at the First Methodist church for Mina Rose oudiey recently returned from Vigan in the Philippine islands where he has worked as a missionary. That evening Haven Methodist church hosts a children s rally led by Mrs John Weat branch supervisor for Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana.
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First Methodist Church
Mina Rose Oudiey
Vigan
Philippine Islands
Haven Methodist Church
John Weat
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Former Cashier Receives Farewell Banquet at Hotel Butler
Callahan resigned assistant cashier of the National Bank of Commerce was honored with a farewell banquet at the Hotel Butler Wednesday evening attended by 15 bank employees.
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Callahan
National Bank of Commerce
Butler
Caldwell Refuses Tag Day for Russ
Mayor Caldwell denies permit for a tag day by Russian sympathizers to aid famine refugees in Soviet Russia. He argues Seattle should address local poverty first and notes funds would be controlled by the Soviet government.
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Seattle
Caldwell
Beattle Y M C A Winter Activities Open Here
Portland federal court authorized sale of Morris Brothers assets for about 1 million dollars. Referee A M Cannon issued the order Wednesday, enabling the defunct house to liquidate assets. Beattle Y M C A plans winter activities including a Sunday program by the Sunday club.
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Beattle Y. M. Co. A
Portland
Ore
A. M. Cannon
House of Morris Brothers, Inc
Food Show Attracts Record Crowds In Seattle Arena
crowds poured into the arena for a Seattle food show held from noon to 1 pm with attendance reaching record levels. managers and Seattle residents prepared foodstuffs as musical entertainment filled afternoons and evenings through Saturday amid a snowstorm sweeping the foothills.
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Arena
Seattle
Sharp Reductions in Girls' Wearables
Bargain display on the second floor of The Bon Marche lists substantial price cuts on girls dresses and outfits. The sale includes white net dresses, organdie and lawn styles, gingham dresses, crepe kimonos, beacon cloth robes, and rubberized raincoats in multiple sizes.
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BON Marche
Bon Marche Upper Main Floor Bargain List
A shelf of discounts features Chinwah 50c boxes cut to 20¢, Maxine Face Powder white 75c boxes down to 35¢, Pond s Powder white 60¢ boxes reduced to 25¢, Skin Success Soap nursery and bath pricing at 25¢, Hair Brushes solid ebony back $4.50 and $5.50 reduced to $3.50, Rubber lined Bathing Bags $2.00 down to $1.00, and Garden Glow Soap $2.50 down to $1.00.
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Skin Success Soap, Medicinal
Bath
Neckwear Priced At 48 Dollars In Various Styles
Round, square and Tuxelo neckwear offered at 48 dollars each. some pieces show handling soils while most remain perfect. Local shop highlights durable fabrics and classic designs for formal attire.
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Wenatchee
N. End
N. Ravenna
Bureau of Missing Relatives
Bolivia
Women’s Union
Oxford
Methodist
Beattle
Russ
Lien Miller
Neap Knik Arm
Red Cross
Cretonnes
Silkelines and
Cartain
Frances Grant Heverle
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