Songfests Planned for Tuesday Night
Four community centers will host songfests Tuesday evening with choirs at Broadway Franklin Queen Anne and Alki high schools under the civic bureau of the Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club. A capable director will lead each section and soloists have been engaged to supplement the chorus program.
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Broadway
Franklin
Queen Anne
Alki
Civic Bureau
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Police seize crude still and arrest suspect in boat house
A crude still and a quart bottle of powerfully potent liquid were seized at a boat house on the West waterway. H Kusma was arrested as investigators found a five gallon keg of mash. The dry squad destroyed 32 gallons of mash at the scene.
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H Kusma
West Waterway
Community sings moved to April 10 at Ballard High
Attendance notices announce a community sings event now held twice monthly. The Ballard High meeting has been postponed until Thursday April 10, with participants urged to note the new date and location.
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Ballard High
Bolshevik Advance and Allied Political Moves Reported
A Moscow communique claims a 12 mile advance in the Archangel region near Teheriserskoe and Peliateek with captured fortifications. In Britain a Commons debate on withdrawal of troops and peace with Russia is planned, while Bonar Law readies a government statement amid talks on Russia policy and conscription.
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London
Holaheviki
Moscow
Archangel
Teheriserskoe
Peliateek
Ohoserskoe
Oserki
Ruse
House of Commons
Russia
Andrew Bonar Law
Daily Herald
Trades Union Congress and
Labor Party Committee
Cecil Marmaworth
Lloyd George to See Wilson in Paris Today
Premier Lloyd George, fully recovered from a cold, will meet President Wilson at 3 PM in Paris. He postponed his scheduled press conference from 3 to 6 PM to arrange the appointment, fueling speculation about potential policy alignments between the two leaders.
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Lloyd George
Wilson
United Press
Paris
Foreigners Seek Protection as Crowds Rally in Budapest
Edward Bing reports from Budapest that foreign movements presented a memorandum to the Hungarian government demanding protection for foreign citizens and property. The government accepted the claims in principle as large crowds included many Russians at yesterday's special enlistments in the red guards, where a massing occurred last night.
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United Press Staff
Budapest
Red Guards
Mushing 1000 Miles With Insane Indian Leads to Arrival
Northwest Mounted Police Sergt. Thompson arrived in The Pas Manitoba after a 1000 mile snow trail with an insane Indian lashed to the dog team. His dogs, starved and weak, struggled to pull the load into town amid harsh conditions. In Wrentham Massachusetts a town nomination paper was bitten by a dog, forcing a registrar to issue a new petition after over 20 names were chewed off.
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Pas
Manitoba
Northwest Mounted Police
Sergt
Thompson
Mushing
Wrentham
Mass
Registrar of Voters
Lunacy Adjudications Mark Harri son Dawson in West Virginia
In Middlebourne W V the Tyler county lunacy commission has again declared Harrison Dawson a lunatic, marking the sixth such adjudication in recent years. Elsewhere Paul Herrington a coal miner died by dynamite after his wife left him in Fairmont. Mrs Leroy Fillebaum seeks divorce over adoption of a child in San Francisco.
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Middlebourne
W. Va
Tyler County
Harrison Dawson
Fairmount
Paul Herrington
Iit
Lumber mill accident injures worker at Gould Mill
J H Berrine a 56 year old laborer at the Gould Lumber Co mill suffered a badly smashed chest when caught between a load of lumber and a pile of planks late Monday He was rushed to Seattle General Hospital for treatment.
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Gould Lumber Co
J. H. Berrine
Seattle General Hospital
Thief Steals Goods From Hydah Hotel Room
A thief pried open Ben Gorman's Hydah hotel room door late Monday and stole $8 a handbag and all of Gorman's clothes. The incident involved an intruder entry and items disappeared from the room.
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Ben Gorman
Hydah Hotel
Gorman
Florence Upstairs Store Advertises Spring Apparel
The ad urges quick decision making to save on spring suit coat dress and hat purchases at the Florence Upstairs Store. Strong emphasis on first impressions and personal strength guiding buying decisions.
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Florence
Muslims Protest Over Constantinople Status in Turkey
Special to The St from Bombay reports Muslims in India protesting to keep Constantinople as a Muslim city. The petition argues Constantinople is Turkish in race and Muslim in faith, with historic Moslem institutions and memorials, and urges UK foreign affairs to maintain national unity and freedom for Turkey in Asia.
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House of Commons
Turkey
Asia
Syria
Aenean
Black Sea
Tiz Foot Remedy Promises Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Tiz as a universal foot treatment for sore swollen and tender feet. It claims instant relief from corns bunions and callouses, reduces pain and shoe tightness, and markets a 25 cent box with a year’s comfort for 26 cents.
Urge Recruits to Join Army
Washington reports the War Department plans a nationwide recruiting push to build a 600000 peace force. Over 1200 recruiting stations already opened and officers sent to 56 major stations for intensive campaigns. Armored train tours and deployments of veterans will headline efforts to attract volunteers. Three year enlistments offer service in France or domestic training. one year home service enrollments accepted.
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Washington
Army
War Department
France
Seattle educator introduces new vocational training system
Mrs. Lucinda Wyman Prince outlined her store service education system before Seattle educators merchants and women's club members at the Sunset club. She spoke at a luncheon and later addressed the retail trade bureau about the need for vocational training and how to obtain it, with tickets available at the Masonic club rooms. The event highlighted her role as a top woman director on the National Retail Association board and her candidacy for Phi Sigma Chi.
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Women's Club
Sunset Club
B.C. Beck
Albert J. Rhodes
Lucinda Wyman Prince
Prince School of Education
Simmons’ College
Boston
National Retail Association Board
Prince
University of Washington
Phi Sigma Chi
Butter Price Boycott Initiated by City Federation of Women
SALT LAKE CITY April 8 A drastic boycott on butter will be waged until its price drops from 72 cents per pound. The City Federation of Women's Clubs made the decision at a meeting in Salt Lake City urging members to abstain from buying butter until prices fall.
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United Press
Berlin
Kasen
Dusseldorf
Munich
Augsburg
Nuremburg
Zurich
Revolutionary Council
Bavaria
Prussia
Hungary
Russia
Hoffmann An
Salt Lake City
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Six Die in Cairo Street Fight
A Cairo dispatch dated April 3 reports six people killed and several wounded in street fighting. Order was quickly restored.
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Cairo
London
Mrs Mary Madina Credits Tanlac for Major Health Turnaround
In Seattle Mrs Mary Madina describes long rheumatic pain in her left arm backaches indigestion and breathing trouble easing after taking Tanlac. She reports weight gain improved appetite and restored sleep noting she now feels like a different woman and endorses the remedy. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a special representative.
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Tanlac
Mary Madina
East Denny Way
Seattle
Mrs. Madina
Taniac
Tanlae
Bartell Drug Stores
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