Finding Body of Woman on Island After Sinking
The inquiry into the Governor disaster resumes as the body of Mrs. Washburn is found on Whidbey Island. West Hartland captain Lane disputes steering fault, insisting gear was unreliable. Officials seek Miss Ladd’s status and aim to mark the wreck for navigation.
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W. W. Waader
William Lane
West Hartland
Lane
John Alwen
Miss Ladd
San Francisco
Mra Washburn
H. H. Marden
The
Who
Hartland
Lord
James
Child Dies After Poison Ingestion In Tacoma
Police and coroner search for Mrs Primeau after her 14 month old son Trenton dies from Lysol poisoning. The mother locked the child in the 121 Ninth Ave S W home and fled to a cabaret, leaving a note to her husband. The infant died at city hospital and the mother faces prior theft charges in Tacoma.
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W. H. Carson
S Primeau
Trenton
Primeau
Ninth Ave. S. W
City Hospital
Primean
Tacoma
Poison candy not cause of Lakeland Fugate death
Coroner W H Carson ruled that poison candy did not cause the death of 14 year old Lakeland Lane Fugate. An autopsy was planned after investigators deemed the April Fool candy theory unlikely. The boy, son of Lakeland E Fugate of 2209 North 44th Street, died Saturday night.
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Lakeland Lane
Fugate
W. H. Carson
Lakeland
Salt Production in Equador by Evaporation Ponds
Salt is harvested in Equador by letting seawater flow into wide evaporation ponds. The sun and wind concentrate the brine until solids form. Workers collect the crystallized salt for processing and sale.
For good apple pie go to Boldt s
Advertisement promotes Boldt s as the place for a superior apple pie offering.
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Boldt's
Ladies Called to Pray Tobacco Out of Existence
Chicago date April 4 1920 Mias Der tha Bowman Lady Ann Nicotine urged about 600000 Women’s Christian Temperance Union members to pray tobacco out of existence She urged calm reform stating movements replace campaigns and that prayers of the righteous are potent Also the group promotes warning youths under 21 about the harms of smoking and tobacco use.
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Chicago
Mias Dertha Bowman
Ann Nicotine
Women's Christian Temperance Union
John Barleycorn
Mias Bowman
Nicotine
Mins Bowman
Laborites united as strike tests Lloyd George government
Henderson asserts British labor is united after the coal strike and vows a labor victory will overthrow Lloyd George. He warns profiteers and predicts a socialist justice based government, rebuilding society after the war while criticizing the premier as insincere and spent.
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Lloyd George
Labor
Henderson
Pleera
Labor Party
Alma
Safety Week Parades Aim to Cut City Accidents
Seattle launches a safety first campaign sponsored by the Automobile Club of Western Washington. Police traffic chief Lieut. C. G. Carr leads efforts to avert preventable accidents with noon and evening parades, Second Avenue marches, and Fourth-Minute Men urging city-wide cooperation, featuring Shrine bands and Knights of Pythias organizers through the week.
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Seattle
Automobile Club of
Western Washington
C. G. Carr
King County
Bannera
Warren EB. Crane
City Hall Park
Second Ave
Pike
Third
Shrine Band
Shrine Chanters
Knights of Pythias
Norman Chinn
Tiburon Fire Destroys 13 Buildings In Marin County
Fire swept through Tiburon on the Marin county side of San Francisco Bay early today, consuming thirteen buildings including five houses and eight stores. A heavy 26 hour gale fanned the blaze, threatening the Northwestern Pacific railroad shops before the rail property was saved. The blaze began in Sullivan's pool hall and quickly spread to surrounding structures. Help arrived from Belvedere Sausalito and nearby towns to battle the flames.
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San Francisco
Tiburon
Marin County
San Francisco Bay
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Sullivan's
Pool Hall
Belvidere
Sausalito
British Sailors Ordered to Duty
London dispatch reports the admiralty cancels all furloughs and orders sailors and officers on leave to return immediately to duty. The move is unusual and suggests government plans to mobilize sailors for essential industries, should transport and railway workers join coal strikes.
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London
Admiralty
Ex-Emperor Carl on Way to Exile
Former Emperor Carl begins return journey to Switzerland as Under Secretary Lloyd Graeme announces in the commons. The royal figure is described as petulant by some reports while Hungarian public support for his departure is noted.
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Carl
London
Switzerland
Lloyd Graeme
Carl to Try Again Some Future
STEINAMANGER Hungary April 4 Former Emperor Carl agreed to leave Hungary soon as his illness permits according to reliable reports here today Carl’s followers said he was not abdicating the throne but withdrawing until conditions are more propitious while Carl was reported ill
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Steinamanger
Hungary
Carl
Indications His Condition Allowed Prompt Departure
Indications suggested his health was not serious enough to stop leaving, and he could depart as soon as transport through neighboring countries could be arranged.
Berkeley educator T B Grey Dies in Train Fatality
T B Grey, 86, a prominent figure in education, was instantly killed Saturday when struck by an electric train in Berkeley. The incident occurred as Grey reportedly stepped near the tracks. authorities are investigating.
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Berkeley, Cal
T. B. Grey
Rail Union Leader to Lee Harding
Bert M. Jewell, president of the railroad section of the American Federation of Labor, heads to Washington to confer with President Harding as rail executives and workers clash before the U S railroad labor board over national shop agreements. Jewell had asked for a conference in a wire to Harding.
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Chicago
Bert M. Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Marding
Rall Crinia
United States Railroad Labor Board
Jewell
Harding
Mrs Geneva Bertleson Dies at 26 Leader of Patrol Association
Mrs Geneva M Bertleson 26 wife of Thomas L Bertleson president and manager of the Puget Sound Merchant Police Patrol Association died Saturday night. Funeral arrangements are not yet announced.
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Geneva M. Bertleson
Thomas L. Bertleson
Puget Sound Merchant Police Patrol Association
Seattle Eyes Bid for 1926 Knights Templar Convention
Seattle plans to seek the 1926 national triennial conclave of Knights Templar at a state conclave in early May. A national gathering would bring more than 100,000 men to Seattle from across the United States, while New York City reportedly has 50 women lawyers.
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Knights Templar
Seattle
Order
U. S
New York City
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