State Radicals in Convention
North Yakima April 2 Radicals in conference draft a platform for state wide action. Delegates from Nonparthan league State Federation of Labor Grange and Farmers Union pledge loyalty in the national crisis and favor increases in pay for soldiers. Names Joe Smith editor Direct Trader and H Cleigott among Seattle attendees.
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North Yakima
Nonparthan League
State Federation of Labor
Grange and
Farmers’ Union
Seattle
Joe Smith
H. Cleigott
Butter City Aims to Be United States Model City
Butter City, a Chicago suburb of 60,000, aims to be the U S model city. Plans by E H Bennett of the Chicago city plan commission include commission government, a perfect boulevard, parks, playgrounds, civic center, and coordinated industrial residential areas with no smoke and traffic regulation.
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Bigin
Chicago
United States Plana
E. H. Bennett
Chicago City Plan Commission
California Syrup of Figs praised for gentle child laxative
Mothers are urged to use California Syrup of Figs to relieve constipation in children. The ad claims the syrup cleanses the stomach, liver and bowels, stops sickly symptoms, and returns a child to health, with directions printed on the bottle and warnings against counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Five Near War Moments Between United States and Germany
The piece recounts five historic near confrontations: at Samoa with Captain Leary blocking the Adler, the 1890s Cuban crisis during the Spanish-American War, Dewey’s Manila siege and German ships, a 1962 Venezuela showdown prompting a German fleet withdrawal, and a China banquet incident in Hong Kong where Prince Henry’s toast sparked Dewey’s exit and later apology.
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United States
Germany
Samoa
Pacific
Adler
Apia
Leary
Adams
Fritze
England
Dewey
von Diederich
Manila
Venezuela
Roosevelt
von Holleben
Hong Kong
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Wak
China
Allemagne
Spain
Ptats-Unis
France
Teutons Sail for U S from Orient to Rio
Sixty subjects of the central powers boarded the liner China at Shanghai bound for the United States or Rio de Janeiro with San Francisco as a planned port of entry. Most embarked at Joanghai, taking what may be their last chance to cross the Pacific before war affects American liners.
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Rio
Pacific
China
San Francisco
Joanghai
Teuton
Germany
United States
Shanghai
Putnam's Little Ax Seizes $7500 Booze Loot
Sergt. Putnam's ax recovered liquor valued at $7500 after raids on warehouses and bootleg joints. Half the city jail force assisted in moving the liquor from the dusty squad room to a street rear of police headquarters where the seizure was staged.
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Sergt. Putnam
Pacifist Meeting Routs Prompt Martial Display in Baltimore
Baltimore today shows a martial air after rioting followed a pacifist meeting addressed by Dr. David Starr Jordan. Soldiers patrol streets while recruiting lines form. police clubs injure several anti pacifists and a youth is hospitalized after the disturbance at the academy of music.
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Baltimore
David Starr Jordan
Academy of Music
Spokane Nominee Choice Rumored in Governor Listers List
Gov Lister is expected to name Harley Hughes of Spokane or RE W Olson state industrial insurance commissioner this week. The contest is between Hughes and James A Duncan secretary of the Seattle Central Labor Council. Administration circles favor an East side appointee citing Olson's shooting incident and Walla Walla origin.
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Lister
Harley Hughes
Spokane
RE. W. Olson
Hughes
James A. Duncan
Seattle
City Moves to Straighten Rainier Valley Line Tangle
City council set to act on 11 bills to settle the Rainier Valley Railway connection. Mayor Gill plans to sign if passed. Bills cover franchise rights, municipal car passage on Fourth Ave tracks, and transfer exchanges.
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Seattle & Rainier Valley Railway Co
Gill
Rainier Valley
Fourth Ave
Luther Ferris Named President Of One Hundred Per Cent Club
Luther Ferris has been named president of the One Hundred Per Cent club with W. W. Perkins as vice president and Karl N. Edwards as secretary treasurer. The club is a business men's organization.
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Luther Ferris
One Hundred Per Cent
W. W. Perkins
Karl N. Eadwards
Fire Chief Opposes Union in Battle’s Fremen
Fire Chief Frank I. Stetnon denounces the Be attle fremen union and its AF of Tabor affiliation. He says the group violates department rules and carries potential evils. He cites secrecy surrounding its inception and questions its purpose.
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Frank I. Stetnon
Beattle’s Fremen
American Federation of Tabor
Ezra Meeker Injured After Auto Strikes Pathfinder
Ezra Meeker, renowned pathfinder, was injured with contusions to the head and minor bruises when an automobile struck him as he walked to Mount Vernon. He received treatment and was reported in stable condition.
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Washiington
Ezra Meeker
Mount Vernon
Great Merchandise Safe Sale Opens Tuesday
Crowds flock to a large merchandise safe sale at United Wreckage dedicate store. National brands offer extremely low prices during a thirty day event drawing bargain hungry shoppers for shoes furnishings hats clothing dry goods and graniteware.
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Prenress
United Wreckage
Salts for Kidney and Bladder Health Advised
An old print promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and stop bladder irritation. It warns meat-heavy diets strain kidneys and urges dissolving a tablespoon of the powder in water daily for several days to restore kidney and bladder function.
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Butter City
U. S
Etropolitan Theatre
New York
Theo Earle
APHIL
APTI
Kryptok
Walter Robson
Samos
Cuba
Pauncefote
McKinley
Diplomatisto
Gritfin
Prince Henry Ineuite
Hongkong
Teutons
Orient
Putnam’s
Little Ax
Duncan
Renton Line
Edwin J. Brown
Wiest
Rainier
Sidney
Sidney 1
Quafftide
Rainier Eoducts Company
Seattle, U. S. A
SYRO
Lowe
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