Britain s Irish Rule a Failure
Milton Bronner from London reports Ireland endures another year of terror under martial law. Sinn Fein leaders accuse soldiers of torture and murder as De Valera condemns Crown actions, citing hundreds of killings, floggings, and property destruction.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Spirot
Arthur Griffith
Desmond Fitzgerald
Ramon de Valera
de Valera
South Ireland
Crown Geen Om
Royal Irish
Limerick
Bartry
Bal
Athy
Dublin
Andrews Triangle Ends in Marital Turmoil
Herbert Thornton Andrews appears with his two wives in a dramatic triangle. Esther Maria Tatnall Andrews, wed ten weeks earlier, stands beside Maud Augusta Haynes Andrews, mother of two, as reports claim Wife No. 2 fled and Wife No. 1 contemplates new divorce plans.
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Herbert Thornton Andrews
Esther Maria Tatnall Andrews
Maud Augusta Haynes Andrews
Japan May Lose Yap Mandate Over Open Shop Stand
Washington reports Japan may lose outright its mandate over Yap due to its rejection of a proposed open shop condition. Secretary Hughes maintains Yap, taken from Germany, must be disposed by the United States with no compromise, backed by Senate support and Allied pressure to participate in aspects of the Versailles treaty.
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Washington
Japan
Yap
United States
State Department
Wilson
Hughes
Germany
Senate
America
Lindeberg to Fight Extradition Proceedings in California
Sacramento April 19 Gov William D Stephens will sign a warrant for the extradition of Jafet Lindeberg former director of the defunct Scandinavian American bank In Tacoma He is under indictment for loans to himself from bank funds totaling 120 000 The Alaskan mining man has announced he will contest the extradition warrant legality
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Sacramento
Cal
William D. Stephens
Jafet Lindeberg
Tacoma
Lindberg
Women’s Educational Exhibit Opens in Seattle Arena
Under Mrs. Henry Landes and Mrs. Clare Ketchum Tripp leadership the first Women’s Educational Exhibit for Washington Manufacturers opens at the Arena at 4 0 p m with daily hours 10 30 a m to 11 p m through the week. A musical program is scheduled each evening.
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Henry Landes
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Clare Ketchum Tripp
Educational Bureau
The
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Porlington Train Found Buried in Snow Drift
A Porlington train missing for a day and a half has been located buried six feet deep and 700 feet long in a snow drift on a branch line near Aurora Illinois authorities report.
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Aurora
China to Assert World Rights as Visitor Studies Opinion
Vancouver April 19 China plans to publicly press its rights during a weeks long visit by Dr. Wang Chung Hui chief justice of China’s supreme court and one of ten peace conference debaters. He will tour Ottawa and Washington to gauge international opinion and oppose renewing the Anglo Japanese treaty, warning it could spark war with China and US involvement. He cites Japanese arsenals producing marine mines and blockade zones along the coast to control materials.
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Vancouver
B.C
China
Wang Chung Hui
Supreme Court of China
League of Nations
America
London
Ottawa
Washington
Canada
United States
Pacific Ocean
Chinese Inaugurate New President Soon
Dr Sun Yat Sen, newly elected president of the Chinese republic, is set to be inaugurated in Canton with a ceremony likened to an American presidential event. Loy Hing, secretary of the Chinese nationalist party, predicts a grand celebration with firecrackers. Sen’s election on April 7 in Seattle is viewed as the dawn of progress for China.
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Sun Yat Sen
Loy Hing
Republic
Canton
Dr. Sen
Seattle
China
DAnnunzio Weds Italian Pianist
Gabriele d Annunzio, soldier and poet, married Signorina Luisella Baccara an Italian pianist in a civil ceremony in Geneva They are on honeymoon in the Italian lake country Baccara had stayed in Fiume with d Annunzio amid tensions and refused to leave as danger grew.
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Geneva
Gabriele d'Annunzio
Signorina Luisella Baccara
Fiume
Regulators consider removing limit on beer for physicians
Washington April 18 The Internal Revenue Bureau weighs a proposed change to beer rules that would allow physicians to prescribe medicinal beer without limit. Current policy caps a patient’s monthly beer at 4 1/2 gallons. The Volstead Act’s scope and enforcement ease are under review, with a decision expected in days.
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James T. Kolbert
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Prohibition
Kramer
Milwaukee to Brew Ontario Votes Dry
Milwaukee office of the Internal Revenue Department received orders from Washington to supervise manufacture of beer allowed for medicinal purposes by Wisconsin brewers. Ontario vote to be bone dry with about 100000 in incomplete returns. Ottawa Toronto Kingston Hamilton went wet but rural areas tipped the balance.
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Milwaukee
Ontario
Internal Revenue Department
Washington
Wisconsin
Toronto
Ottawa
Kingston
Hamilton
Bergdoll's Mother Loses Appeal in Support of Fees
PUL ADEL P UI A April 19 Mrs Emma J Bergdoll mother of Merwin and Grover Bergdoll draft dodgers lost her appeal in the state supreme court seeking to overturn a $10 000 verdict for counsel fees awarded to Henry J Scott. Scott defended Bergdoll in the case charging her with aiding her sons to evade the draft. The claimant argued the fees were excessive. Everett woman Pearl Hogan injured in Pacific highway auto crash.
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Bergdoll
Puladelpuia
Emma J. Bergdoll
Bergdoll Brothers
Merwin
Grover
State Supreme Court
Henry J. Soott
Scott
Mra
Pergdoll
Mra. Hergdoll
Everett
Pearl Hogan
Ex Kaiserins funeral in Potsdam amid solemn rites
Potsdam Germany April 19 exiled Empress Augusta Victoria buried with royal honors denied in life as crowds massed behind police lines. Funeral train from Maarn Berlin arrivals. General Von Hindenburg Ludendorff and Mackensen attend. Von Falkenhayn leads Troop in procession. casket laid beside Frederick the Great and son Joachim in Ban Souci mausoleum.
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Potsdam
Germany
Augusta Victoria
Kaiserin
Maarn
Royal Station
Lark
Berlin
Royal Park
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Mackenzen
von Falkenhayn
Ban Souci
Frederick the Great
Joachim
Wilhelm Suffers From Melancholy
Doorn reports former Emperor Wilhelm suffered a severe nervous attack last night. Members of the household were up late caring for him as he remains melancholy following the death of the empress.
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Doorn
Pomperor
Wilhelm
Kaleer
Denies One Murder Admits Another Case Report
Vancouver report states Fred Cunningham denies the recent murder of William Salisbury while admitting a past killing of a sheriff in Tombstone, Arizona, years earlier. The claim presents Cunningham as a suspect in a current murder while revealing a separate older homicide.
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Vancouver
B.C
Fred Cunningham
Wiliam Salsbury
Tombstone
Arta
Mercer Island Folk Protest Road Taxes
Citizens on Mercer Island form a club to oppose road tax burden claiming benefit from funds. Captain Oliver A. Hall elected president to lead the remedy efforts.
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Mercer Island
Realdente
Lakeview Precinct
Oliver A. Hall
Allies Demand German Coin Transfer to Allied Branches
The allied reparations commission issued a three day ultimatum to Germany to move all Reichsbank metal reserves to Coblenz and Cologne branches by May 1 or face complete surrender. The reserves would be held there and only used with allied permission, under control of Allied and American troops pending reparations decision.
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Pats
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Sta
Woman Routs Husky Husky Thugs Inward City Burglary
Mrs. Fredlander of 240% 10th Ave W weighs 100 pounds and hired two husky burglars Monday afternoon. She drove them for three blocks before they disappeared in a clump of woods. The thieves took two suitcases of silverware and clothing, later recovered when C W Milliken saw the men in brush near the Wilander home and warned them, causing them to drop the valises and flee.
Library Charges Up to Committee Today
The judiciary and department of efficiency committee of the city council will meet Tuesday afternoon to weigh charges filed by the civic betterment committee claiming the public library is mismanaged.
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Judiciary and Department of Efficiency
Committee For
City Tackles Spring Housecleaning in Spotless Week
Geattie reports the citywide spring cleanup with Spotless Week in progress. The civic bureau of the U of Commerce estimates about seventy five percent of yards have been raked and urges residents to plant a garden and paint homes.
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Geattie
Civic Bureau of the
U of Commerce
Portland Bakery Cuts Bread Prices in Sharp Sale
Portland reports a bread price war as major bakers cut wrapped loaf prices from 10 to 9 cents per pound and another firm offers two loaves for 13 cents amid opening skirmishes. Consumers gain from the price drop while firms duel for market share.
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Portland
Books as Commencement Gifts
Graduation days are approaching so make your selection of graduation gifts in advance and with care. School Record Books priced from 1.25 to 6.50. Classics in uniform leather binding for the young book collector include Dickens Scott Stevenson Thackeray at 1.75 each. Book Shop Lower Main Floor.
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Dickens
Scott
Stevenson
Thackeray
Cards for Mothers Day May 8
Mothers Day on May 8 will be observed worldwide with cards and letters. A broad assortment of Mothers Day cards in many artistic designs is available in the Stationery Section on the upper main floor.
Women’s Hiking Boots and Shoes at Bon Marche
The Bon Marche advertises women’s hiking boots at 11.00 and women’s shoes at 8.50. Styles include black kid leather uppers with medium pointed toes and welt soles, available in sizes 8½ to 9 on the main floor.
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Milton Bronner
Andrews
Lindeberg
Rinso
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
U. S
D’annunzio
Soldi's
Carl D. Groat
Barcain
Better Business Bureau
Chambray Gingham
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