Harding Deluged by Dogs as Laddie Boy Sets Trend
President Harding, after adopting Laddie Boy the Toledo Airedale, receives waves of dog offers from well wishers and fanciers. Some write, others arrive with dogs "on approval" at the White House. Two dogs shown for Mrs. Harding include a Blue Chow.
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Harding
White House
William X. Jackson
Americans Need Americanizing Says Legion Leader
Capt Ewing D Colvin chairman of the Americanization committee of the Rainier Noble post of the American Legion said many native born Americans need Americanization as much as the foreign born. He spoke before the Engineers' club on Thursday noting that long hair in the middle ages signified nobility.
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Capt
Ewing D. Colvin
The
Rainier-Noble Pont
American Legion
Engineers’ Club
I Never Vote A City Editor’s Frustrated Rant
The writer, a city editor voicing pet peeves, laments lack of voting rights for migratory newspaper staff. He recalls looming staff reshuffles, potential moves, and personal disenfranchisement. He criticizes poll tax as a historical barrier. He emphasizes decades in journalism and the irony of being unable to vote in national elections.
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Frome
Sorensen
Aileen Claire
Armatrong
Danny Henry
Ty Golly
Tom
Portland
Denver
Dallas
Tom Eille
Star
Ae City
Petter
Heey
United States
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Georgetown
Ater Stam Citeene
Veneo
Washington State
Washington
Chinese Tong War Flivvers In Unsettling Capitol Hill Standoff
Lat Woo, cousin of Woo King, a Chinese cook for John N Shaw, was suspected as a tong gunman after a confrontation at the Shaw home on Capitol Hill. Motorcycle patrols searched the area near 1226 22nd Ave N as Lat Woo reportedly reported the incident to police and was reconciled with Woo King and other relatives who had been apart for years.
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Lat Woo
Woo King
John N. Shaw
The
Commercial Importing Co
King
Shaw
Capitol Hill
22Nd Ave. N
Auto overturns leave man with broken jaw in collision
B. Anderson of 4421 Second Ave. N. W. sustained a broken jaw after his auto overturned in a crash with E. I. Walt of 7020 17th Ave. N. E. at Federal Ave. and Harrison St. Thursday afternoon. A lively contest rages between Detroit and Cleveland over leadership in the automobile industry.
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N. W
E.i P. Walt
17Th Ave
N. E
Federal Ave
Harrison St
Detroit
Cleveland
Shots Fired At Suspects Halt Pursuit In City
Sergt W 8 Donlan and patrolmen Covell and Jorgenjon halted a prowler pursuit after shotgun blasts rang out over suspects heads. Roberson 15 and Durham 19 were captured in the city jail after they fled at Fifth Ave and Marion St Thursday night. A revolver was alleged to be involved.
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W. 8. Donlan
R. G. Roberson
Russell Durham
Sergt. Donlan
E. E. Covell
J. Jorgenson
Fifth Ave
Marion St
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