King George mobilizes reserves in response to coal strike
In April reports from England describe King George calling army reserves and volunteers to service to back essential operations amid a coal miners strike. Premier Lloyd George cites a national emergency and outlines use of military forces to ensure food distribution and maintain peace.
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King George
King
Lloyd George
George
Votun
Balso
Edinberh
Pitts
Midlothian
Triple Alliance
Garage Owner Pleads Guilty in Hit and Run Case
M. B. Miller, garage owner, pleaded guilty Thursday to failing to stop after an accident that seriously injured W. L. Horn on March 17. Justice of the Peace C. Dalton denied sentence and scheduled one week for further investigation.
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M. B. Miller
W. L. Horn
C. Dalton
Underworld King’s Widow Emerges In Chicago Stage
Dale Winter replaces Helen Shipman in Trene at Studebaker Theatre as Irene O Dare amid publicity ploy. Winter, widow of the murdered Big Jim Colosimo, appears briefly after a throat infection limits Shipman. She later tours Cincinnati in the same role. Winter’s Chicago return sparks talk of a warm reception by cabaret crowds. Winter, born in Columbus Ohio, is a former restaurant singer once aided by Colosimo, who mentored her toward opera.
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Chicago
Trene
Studebaker
Trousge
Dale Winter
Irene O'Dare
Helen Shipman
Jim” Colosimo
Prean
Big Jim Colosimo
Miss Winter
Miss Shipman
Cincinnati
Big Jim
Mise Winter
Underworld
Chi Grand Opera Company
Columbus
School waste charge denied in Roosevelt high school case
Architect F A Naramore publishes a statement denying extravagant expenditures in the Roosevelt high school project. He notes public figures and construction costs of various high schools while defending the $1,200,000 building planned for Cowen park district as one of the fittest equipped in the country.
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Fta
Ita
F. A. Naramore
Naramore
Roosevelt High School
Cowen Park
Titanium From Ore Proposed As White Lead Substitute
Researchers suggest titanium extracted from iron ore could serve as an alternative to white lead in paints and coatings, potentially reducing toxicity and environmental impact. The proposal envisions scalable production and testing in industrial applications.
Boy Flying Kite Fatally Struck by Car Near Green Lake
Nine year old Filmer Bilal of 436 Green Lake Way was killed when he ran into FF H Kilttoune’s auto at Green Lake Way and N 65th, fracturing his skull. He died at Lakeside hospital at 11 p.m. Coroner W H Corson investigates as the first auto fatality of Safety Week.
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Filmer Bilal
Green Lake Way
FF. H. Kilttoune
Cascade Laundry Co
N. 65Th
Lakeside Hospital
Kilbourne
Green Lake
Rimer
W. H. Corson
Stock Farm in Texas Uses Animals for Research
A Texas stock farm houses guinea pigs rabbits and other animals used for scientific research testing and study.
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Texas
Reasons for Reo in Movies Tonight at United Motors
Five reels of Reasons for Reo will be shown at United Motors Co show rooms 407 BK Pine St tonight. The film, aimed at freemen and dealers, explains how the Reo factory operated without layoffs and maintained output during a business downturn.
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United Motors Co
BK. Pine
Freemen
Denleg
Reo
Anti-Saloon Men Rebuffed by Jury
The federal grand jury in Buffalo condemns outside organizations including the Anti Saloon League for prohibition enforcement saying such groups tend to obstruct rather than aid their aims.
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Rufpfalo
Federal Grand Jury
Anti Saloon League
Referendum Progress Report on Senate Hill 180 Petition
Promoters of a referendum on Senate Hill 180 report good progress. They aim to obtain 24 000 signatures within two weeks. If delivered by June the law will be held in abeyance until a November 1922 vote. City health authorities strongly favor the referendum.
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Senate Hill 180
Munday
Engineering School Faces Suit Over Secured Bonds
The Scandinavian American Bank filed in superior court Thursday for seizure of Beattle Fingineering School property. It alleges $100000 in bonds secured by a mortgage have not been paid.
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Engineering School
Beattle Fingineering e@chool
Plan to Limit UW Attendance by Early Admission Rule
The University of Washington faces a cap of about 4,600 students next fall. The board of deans and administrators consider requiring all students to apply by July 15, with new student applications due by August 15. Late applicants would risk remaining vacancies.
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University of Washington
Board of Deans
Municipal Camp on Mt Rainier Planned
City officials will be asked to consider plans for a municipal summer camp in Mount Rainier National Park. The proposal, drawn up by Mayor Caldwell, cites the success of a similar camp run by Los Angeles as a model.
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Mount Mathier National Park
Caldwell
Los Angeles
Scatter Ashes of Sander on Puget Sound
Scattered according to his will the ashes of Sander will be strewn over Puget Sound. Fred Sander, Seattle pioneer and art collector, died at his home in Prospect Street after an illness of eleven days at 67. Surviving are his widow Nellie, a son Henry, and a daughter Farwell Lilly. Body at Bonney Watson's awaiting funeral plans.
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Fred 1
Bander
Seattle
Puget Sound
Aterson-Post
Gander
Yeutorway
Booth Seattle
Seattle-Tagirma
Beattle Everett
Mra
Nellie B. Sander
Henry E. Sander
Beattle
Farwell P. Lilly
San Francirco
Bonney- Watson's
Burleson Letter From Germany Returned After 47 Years
A letter mailed from Germany 47 years ago by the mother of former city councilman Henry Boehmer has reached Allentown again in excellent condition. The document had been stored for nearly half a century before its return.
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Allentown
Germany
Henry Boehmer
Thi City
America
Boehmer
Referendum on New Utility Law Begins at Railway Exchange
A referendum on House Bill 17% starts with headquarters in Room 428 at the Railway Exchange building. The measure requires a certificate of public necessity and convenience from the state before any new company or municipality may extend utility operations.
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Railway Exchange Bulling
Women typhoid patients predominate in France
Report notes a surge of typhoid cases among women while all men received vaccination during military service, reflecting gendered public health measures amid the outbreak.
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France
Tricotine Frocks Adapts to Business and Street Wear
MART offers Tricotine Frocks at 15 dollars. The styles blend Russian-blouse long-waisted lines with regulation belting and sash accents. Available for Women and Misses in sizes 81500 at The Downstairs Store.
Mary Jane Pumps and Youths Autumn Footwear Sale
Reads like a retailer ad listing spring and summer dress shoes for women and Mary Jane pumps in patent leather with instep strap priced from 2.15 to 3.08 and kid sizes 8 to 11, plus youths’ rubber sole shoes at 3.08. Also mentions two store models including ink coutis and topless pink baste with elastic insert and hose supporters in sizes 20 to 26.
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Pemeney
Mary Jane
Pires
Eine
Ibt
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England
BY ED L. Keen
Bureau of Missing Relatives
The
Star
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Iors
Alea
Red Cross
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London
Elsié Clarke
Wastington Ware
Rother Henry
EB. G. Wileman
William Wileman
Great Is
Montana
Wileman
Helena
Mont
Kate MetCarty
William Keilt
Wapato
Wash
Greenland
Big Jim” Colosimo
Lad
Acorn
Mt. Rainier
Burleson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Milans
Harding
Valenciennes
Janes
Warner
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