Military Funeral for Gov Lister Planned in Tacoma
Tacoma dispatch details Governor Ernest Lister's funeral set for Tuesday in Tacoma after his Seattle death from illness. Full military honors. 600 guardsmen will march in the procession. services at First Methodist Church with state officials represented including Henry Suzzallo. State offices to observe a holiday. assembly leaders request attendance.
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Tacoma
Wash
Third
Washington Infantry
Ernest Lister
Seattle
National Guard of Washington
First’ Methodist Church
Yates
R. H. Schuett
First Methodist Church
B. F. Brooks
Sedro-Woolley
Lister
Henry Suzzallo
University of Washington
Hishop
Frederic W. Keator
Julius A. Zittell
Spokane
James Allen
Olympia
James W. Brislawn
Frank. M. Lamborn
L. H. Darwin
Bellingham
Overton G. Ellis
Assembly
State Senate
P. H. Carols
Fred A. Adame
House
Financial experts oppose forgiving Europe war debts
Associated Press report from Paris on June 15 describes American peace mission advisers opposing any foregoing of war debt repayments to Europe. Specialists argue debt forgiveness would burden Europe’s recovery on others and that Europe must grow through its own tax base, citing France Italy Britain and U.S. taxation shifts during the war.
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Associated Pres
Paris
America
United States
Europe
American Commission
France
Italy
Great Britain
Secretary Baker urges 509000 man army for policy stability
Secretary Baker told the Senate military committee that Congress must provide an army of 509,000 until a permanent policy is adopted. He argued the 300,000 force in the annual bill is inadequate and urged retention of occupation forces in France and the United States, opposing cuts to educational and recreational facilities.
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Washington
Baker
Senate Military Committee
Congress
House
Sean Vast
France
House of Funds
Mammoth Hotel to Cost Millions in New York erected between Fifty first and Fifty second streets
New York reports a mammoth hotel to cost millions will rise between Fifty first and Fifty second streets and open at Atlantic City this month. The Linnard, 17 stories with 600 rooms, will begin construction this summer. A rubber wash basin folds into a carry all pack, claimed by Hasen.
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New York
Atlantic City
Americas
Mile. Lenglen, French tennis champion, may meet Bjurstedt
Mile. Len glen is the champion woman tennis player of France. Her friends say she could easily defeat Molla Bjurstedt of Sweden if the pair meet. Lenglen has been playing with many American champions who are training for the inter allied games.
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Mile
Lenglen
France
Molla Bjurstedt
Mile. Lengren
Revolu tion in Costa Rica Deepens With San Jose Outbreaks
Washington reports the Tinoco government revolt in Costa Rica has entered a new phase with outbreaks in San Jose. The general situation is serious as American gunboat Castine remains at Port Simon in readiness under Washington orders, awaiting specific instructions. Disturbances and tensions rise amid the regional crisis.
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Tinoco
Costa Rica
State Department
San Jose
Castine
Port Simon
Parkinsons
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