Salvation Army lassie reaches out to Seattle homeless
Twelve thousand homeless waifs and 10,000 poor girls are among the numbers helped by the Salvation Army in Seattle as it expands the care network across Tacoma Spokane and Washington state. The work includes homes for working girls and aged men as well as maternity facilities to support fallen women during difficult times.
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Salvation Army
France
Iassie
Lassie
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Washington State
Alligator Hunt Memoir Describes Florida Safari and Pershing Parallels
S.tt Sexton recounts a Florida alligator hunt from St. Petersburg to Naples with guide expertise, capturing seven-foot gaiters and frying some steaks. The piece blends hunting details with a parallel history of General Pershing, World War I imagery, and Belgian posters. YD. C. Sierer and son Ted of Buhl also visit Twin Falls.
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S.tt Sexton
Twor Falls
Florida
St. Meyers
Naples
Gulf Coast
Mr. Gaiter
YD. C. Sierer
Ted
Buhl
Twin Falls
Burgomaster Names Max Poster Collection Held in Brussels
In Brussels on September 11, Belgium maintains a spirited pro civic display. The burgomaster announces that Max’s posters are kept for public view as part of the city’s cultural collection.
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Max
Brussels
Belgium
Masons Conclude Annual Meeting at Burley Idaho
The Grand Masonic Lodge of Idaho held its 52nd annual communications in Burley, with committees meeting Monday, a reception for delegates, respect paid to the late Grand Master Lounsberry, a public exhibition, officer elections led by Arch Cunningham, and a grand banquet closing the convocation. Forty five lodges were represented.
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Grand Masonic Lodge of Idaho
Burley
Grand
Lounsberry
Fair Ground
Arch Cunningham
Boise
I. E. Meek
Caldwell
F. A. Jeter
Coeur d’Alene
George M. Stott
Idaho Falls
Curtis F. Pike
George F. Knipper
Wilbert Tl. Ty
Stoll Sues for Divorce on Desertion Charge
Fo. Stoll filed suit for divorce in district court against George St. Stoll. They married October 15, 1914, in Salt Lake City and have no children. Mrs. Stoll charges desertion and asserts title to property acquired since abandonment.
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Hha Fo. Stoll
George St. Stoll
Salt Lake City
Palmer Cox Started Making Tobacco Ads
New York on September 11 Palmer Cox creator of the Brownies began drawing tobacco advertisements for the Duke company through Oscar Hammerstein. Hammerstein then ran the Tobacco Trade Journal and Cox produced the famous Bull dog and many stunts in early advertising.
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New York
Palmer Cox
Duke Tobacco Company
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Tobacco
Cox
Bull
Thames River Taxis Proposed To Ease London Traffic
A river taxi scheme was presented to city authorities for relief of congestion. A river omnibus capable of carrying hundreds of passengers and operated by two men would run up and down the Thames as part of the plan.
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London
Thames
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CHI Vation Army
Pershing
The
Rio Grande
Rhine
Hunt
Romer Twin Balls
Southern State
Mexico
Oxford
Max of
Nimrods
Diamond Hardware Co
Twin Falls, Idaho
Idaho State Bank
D. R. Pingree
E. J. Merrill
L. F. Bracken
Ray McClellan
Gooding, Idaho
Masons
Arch Cunningham of
the Thames
Harris Combined
Filer
C. H. Weed
Kearns Building
Idaho, Nevada
Utah
Perrine Hotel
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