Two Wives Puzzle To Landlord
A New Jersey landlord moves to end a love triangle involving Herbert Thornton Andrews and two wives, Mrs. Andrews No. 1 and Mrs. Andrews No. 2. The landlord demands one woman leave the apartment after a confrontation and Andrews prepares to present his side with his attorneys.
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Jersey City
N. J
Andrews
Herbert Thornton Andrews
William Cahill
Sai Cahill
Andrews No. 1
New York
Income Tax Cuts Postal Savings in Seattle Amid Tax Push
Postal officials report Seattle deposits dropped from 1 700 739 in February to 1 669 903 in March as depositors withdraw funds to pay income taxes. Nationwide deposits have risen by about 10 million dollars per month recently.
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Seattle
Bootleggers Make Billions in Profits
Washington reports bootleggers earned an estimated billion dollars in 1920s terms, with about 320 million gallons of liquor withdrawn from bonded warehouses last year. Tax records show no profits taxed. officials debate a possible bootlegging tax and its collection viability.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Local Navy Yard Employee Buried Here
The body of Thomas H. Lef, employed at the Bremerton Navy Yard and former owner of the Washington Steam Heating Co, has been brought to the Bonney-Watson Co. establishment for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Lef
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Washington Steam Heating Co
Bonney- Watson Co
Movie Contest Opens With Second Tryouts In King County
Ten girls attend a second Star Universal contest tryout at Standard Furniture store as judges prepare to name a fifth judge. Nearly 100 entries have arrived for next week’s test film with rules requiring a photograph and a $1000 ten week contract with Universal Film Co. in Hollywood for the winner.
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Mary
Europes
Cloge
Ruth Franklin
Inez Dotson
Emila
Hélen Carol Sturgeon
Honore Marie Halley
Jeenie June MacDonald
Madonna Mozelle
Estelle Kingwood
Fudee
Star-Universal
Second Ave
Pine St
Dutta
Clemmer Theatre
Sun
Police Department
Star Office
Nellie Cornish
Daisy Henry
Alonzo Victor Lewis
George Tourke
Giria
King County
Tar
Universal
Girla Onder
Teat Filma
Universal Film Co
Hollywood
Cal
Los Angeles
A. Ahy
Yellowstone Trail's End Not to Be Moved
H C Cooley of Minneapolis, general manager of the Yellowstone Trail association, said the terminus will remain in Seattle despite rumors it would move to Portland. He urged building a toll bridge across the Columbia between Kennewick and Portland to replace the ferry service, which he called an obstacle to tourists.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Cooley
Minneapolis
Yellowstone Trail Association
Portland
Cooley
Columbia
Kennewick
London
J. MH. Thomas
Wader
Lloyd George
Chiefa
Triple Alliance
Downing
Lioyd George
United Kingdom
Downinger
Pair to Face Girl Accuser and Take Death Penalty Chance
Soldiers Lawrence Bogart and Everett Emelyn, accused of a violent assault on Miss Eleanor Scheyer, were moved from Camp Lewis to the county jail for safekeeping. Miss Scheyer, in grave condition, may identify them as arraignments loom before U S Commissioner Lakin.
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Tacoma
Lawrence Bogart
Everett Emelyn
Mins
Eleanor Scheyer
Nursa
Camp Lewis
Miss
Miss Beheyer
John Clifford
Emelyn
Hogart
Clifford
Miss Scheyer
Hospltal
Eimelyn
France Aims to Satisfy United States on Mandate Question
Paris reports that France will side with America when a mandate issue returns to the Allied Supreme Council. Briand delivered the French reply to Ambassador Wallace, stating France’s intent to meet U S demands regarding Japan's mandate over Yap in the Pacific.
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France
America
Paris
Allied Supreme Council
United States
Japan
Yap
Pacific
Ambaemdor Wallace
Premaler Briand
Yap Correspondence May Be Given Out
Washington April 14 confidential exchanges between the United States and Japan over Yap may be published. Negotiations with the State Department seek to reach an agreement for public release of notes never before made public regarding the contested island of Yap.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Mader
Yap
Probe Charge of Mexican Slavery in West Texas Ranches
Dallas April 14. Federal investigators say Mexican laborers were found in chains at West Texas ranch houses as part of a Mexican peonage probe. Forest M Spencer, chief federal investigator, announced that Spencer and over 20 Mexican workers are held involuntarily near Abilene and will stand before the grand jury next week.
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Dallas
Tex
West Texas
Department of Justice
Forest M Spencer
Spencer
Iti¢ Springs
Abliene
Lumber Leaders at Warren's Funeral
The Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co. heads will serve as pallbearers for W. W. Warren former general manager, with J. P. Weyerhaeuser and others as honorary pallbearers. Funeral is at Bonney Watson chapel Friday at 3 p.m. Interment in Washells mausoleum.
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Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Co
W. W. Warren
Bonney Watson
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
George B. Lang
W.L. McCormick
W. M. Boner
J. H. Bloedel
M A. Arnold
J. T. McVa
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L. A. Blanchard
Torrow
An@rews
Cahill
Mrs. Andrews
Mra Andrews
No. 3
Third Ave
Seneca and
Spring Sts
Ruth Hess
Chicago University
Daily Maroon
W. H. Leahy
Tetrazzini
Francesco Longo
Max Gegna
J. Henri Bove
Sherman, Clay & CO
Third and Pine
ARENA
Fifth and University
Yellowstone Trail
Edl
Keen
Warren
Anyy's
the Bon Marché
Better Business Bureau
India
Harding
House
W. P. Fuller Co
Union Street
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