Woman Identifies Suspect in Vilardo Slaying
In San Francisco on April 8, a concealed identity woman told detectives Joe Mariano alias James Geffene is Torturici and once knew him in Kansas City. He cried when questioned. arraignment on murder charged delayed as Judge Griffin considers dismissal and habeas request.
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San Francisco
Joe Mariano
James Geffene
Pietro Torturici
Biggio Vilardo
Geffene
Kansas City
Griffin
McKenzie
Mexican Foreign Office Says No U S Use Of Mexican Route
Mexican Foreign Affairs Secretary Aguillar states to the press that the government has not granted permission to the United States to use the Mexican rail line or any other route to move supplies or troops. The message was relayed to Mexican consul E A Gonzales in San Diego and dated Queretaro April 7 1916.
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San Diego
E. A. Gonzales
United Press
Queretaro
Mex
Aguillar
Big Grain Crops Prosperity in Northwest Report
John Ferrin reports April findings from the Federal Reserve Board noting large grain crops and summer fallowing in the Northwest. Wheat profits rise near Spokane, wool and sheep prices strong, livestock prosperity, copper and mining activity, and war material shipments via Seattle. Bank clearings rise, with a 20 percent gain across 17 cities and 25 percent in building permits. The Panama Canal reopening on April 15 looms important for the coast.
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San Francisco
Pacific Northwest
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
John Ferrin
Northwest
Spokane i
Woo
Idahoma
Auasta
Seattle
Panama Canal
Federal Reserve System
National Bank
Edmonton Mayor Sees Our System
Mayor W. T. Henry of Edmonton Sask reports city owned telephone light and water plants and street railways earned 1,000,000 in the last decade. He says the system can serve the city when its population doubles and notes Seattle Saturday as he studied a local garbage collection program.
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Edmonton
Sask
W. T. Henry
Seattle
Stage bill of classics and new features on city circuit
The Strand Liberty and other venues present a Westward drama The Aryan with William Hart Inceville recreates Bodie boom The Wall Between stars Bushman and Beverly Bayne A Man's Work Along the Border and The Sea Wolf headline Clemmer theater programs feature Hobart Bosworth and Keystoners star The Mission shows Lady Raffles Return and The Hayden with Grace Cunard and Francis Ford Comprehensive vaudeville acts accompany each bill.
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Claes A
Érome
Haunted Mover
Hippodrome
Vacadeville and Pictures
Liberty
William
Hart
The
Ayran
Mieston
Grace Canard
Lady Raffies
West
the Liberty
William & Hart
Weat
Inceville
Bodie
Stork Delivery
Allstar
Keystoners
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Strand
John W. Noble
Metro Maff
West Point
United States Army
Grace Cunard
Francis Ford
Lady Raffles
Miss Cunard
Hayden
Mary Anderson
Mr. Barnes
New York
Maurice Costello
Bachelor's Roost
Wall Between
New Evidence Emerges in Waite Typhoid Murder Case
New York reports that District Attorney Swann uncovered evidence against Dr. Arthur Waite who is accused of murdering his wife's parents. The DA alleges Waite inoculated himself with typhoid germs with intent to kill his mother-in-law and father-in-law.
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New York
Arthur Waite
Swann
Waite
Olive Tablets offer relief from constipation and torpid liver
Dr Edwards introduces Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative. The sugar coated olive colored tablets claim to ease constipation without griping and restore normal bowel and liver function. Sold by druggists priced 10 cents and 2o cents per box, Olive Tablet Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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Edwards
Calomel
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Carranza Gets U S Protocol on Mexican Operations
Secretary Lansing sent to Venustiano Carranza a modified protocol guiding future American operations in Mexico. The plan accepts limits on expedition fields but rejects time limit and troop number restrictions.
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Washington
Lansing
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico
Carranza
U. S
Meeting in Tacoma advocates nonpartisan elections reform
In Tacoma at the Temple of Music a meeting pushed for abolishing partisanship in state and county government and in elections. Speakers included Homer C. Bone, Lola Menzies, Representative W. D. Lane, former Congressman Brgan, and Otto A. Case of Seattle.
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Tacoma
Wash
Temple of Music
Homer C. Bone
Mra
Lola Menzies
W. D. Lane
Brgan
Otto A. Case
U W Law Student Dies After Balcony Fall
William C. Sessen, a University of Washington law student, sat on a second story balcony railing at 1214 43rd Street. The railing broke sending him about 15 feet to the pavement where he died later from his injuries. His father, G. L. Sessen, is a Missouri orchardist.
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William C. Sessen
U. of W. Law School
43Rd St
G. L. Sessen
Missouri
Nonpartisan Ship Committee Formed in Pierce County
A 15 member committee was appointed to oversee the work in Pierce county. It is headed by Govnor Teats.
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Tle
Pierce County
Govnor Teats
Philippine independence bill backed by isolation panel
The isolation committee in Washington on April 8 recommended passage of the Philippine independence bill. It includes the Clarke amendment to withdraw sovereignty within four years.
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Washington
Insular Committee
Suffragets 10 Start Sunday on Nationwide Walk
The Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage begins a 29 day, 24 city tour from Chicago to Pro-suffrage states led by 326 nationally known suffragist speakers. The $50,000 stump speech tour travels through Kansas City Wichita Denver Springs Williams Prescott Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco Reno Carson City Sacramento Salem Portland Seattle Spokane Great Falls Helena Butte Pocatello Ogden Salt Lake City ending in Salt Lake City with a final convention.
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Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Chicago Ward
Macedonia
Chicago
O. H. P. Belmont
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Helen Todd
Inez M. Boissevain
Kanenas City
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Kan
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Col Springs
Williams
Grandma Prescott
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Ariz
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Reno
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Nev
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Portland
Ore
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Spokane
Great Falls
Helena
Butte
Mont
Pocatello
Idaho
Ogden
Salt Lake City
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