Judge Langley's Funeral Saturday
Judge James Weston Langley 79 a Seattle legal figure and Civil War veteran died after a long illness at his home on Thursday. A former Illinois state senator and judge, he moved to Seattle in 1878 and served on King County Superior Court from 1892. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Bonney-Watson chapel.
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James Weston Langley
Seattle
Ilinois
King County
Bonney-Watson Chapel
Slavs Face Potential Skid After Cap Completion
After the cap is reached experts warn the Slavs may slide downward. Analysts anticipate a continued decline in regional performance as markets adjust and policy effects unfold.
Woman Shoots Negro Man. Victim Languishes in Hospital
George Grasty, a Black man, was shot twice Thursday afternoon by Mrs. D. BE Kawata, wife of a Japanese merchant. He is dying at the city hospital as authorities hold Mrs. Kawata on an open charge. Prosecutors foresee trouble in the case.
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George Grasty
D. BE. Kawata
Kawata
Granty
Tennis Dates For Pacific Coast Tour Announced
The Pacific Coast Lawn Tennis association released major tournament dates for the season. Key events include the Pacific States Championships in San Francisco June 19 to 26, Pacific States Doubles Championships in Long Beach July 1 to 5, and the Panama Pacific Exposition Championship July 10 to 17 in San Francisco. Also listed are the Eastern vs Western match in San Francisco July 8 and 9 and the California State Championship July 27 to 31 in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast Lawn
California
Personal feud fuels Riggs Bank clash with Williams
Washington reports say the dispute between John Skelton Williams and the Riggs National Bank stems from a personal grudge and is not a broader attack on the McAdoo administration. The Treasury secretary faced pressure after press comments about the M answer Trust Co. affair and allegedly warned Riggs officials of Treasury power.
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Riggs National Bank
Federal Reserve
Riggs Bank
WH. Hamas
Adoo
Williams
McAdoo
Riggs
Treasury
New York Tribune
Mansey Trust Co
Frien
Mr. Alles
Glover
Riggs National Bank of Washington
United States Treasury
Washington
Charlies C. Glover
the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Panton Store Slashes Prices in One-Day Sale
Family Affair sale offers deep discounts across women and children's wear and undergarments. Items include AISTS silk chiffon at 1.88 and baby bonnets, all-wool suits, stockings, silk Sox, wash suits, and undergarments priced well below regular. One-fourth to half off on many goods with open tomorrow till 9 pm. cash sales only. The Panton stock and store moving quickly.
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Gordon Black
Panton
Bank Feud Drives Riggs Bank Toward Federal Scrutiny
A court filing outlines a fight over Seaboard Rail Line control after Thos. Fyan and New York interests move to remove Wil liam James as a director. Milton E. Ailes of Riggs Bank faces hostility while the bank endures government exams, loss of deposits, Red Cross funds removal, and a string of $5,000 fines used to justify an injunction.
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Milton E. Ailes
Riggs Bank
Williame
Alles
McAdoo
Ite
Red Cross
Treasury Department
Maori Princesses Seek Husbands at Exposition
Red headed soldiers from the Presidio visiting the Maori village during the exposition found Maori princesses Rangi 21 Mirati 18 and Tai ria 17 seeking husbands. The maidens reportedly favor red headed cavalrymen and the soldiers later returned after learning of the match bid.
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Presidio
South Seas
Rangi
Mirati
Tairia
King County Democratic Club Meets at Good Eats April 22
The King County Democratic club holds a Saturday noon meeting at the Good Eats cafeteria on April 22. J. W. Bryan, recently finishing a term as congressman, will deliver the address Democracy in the Sixty third Congress. Music by the club orchestra. Public invited.
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King County Democratic Club
Good Eats
J. W. Bryan
Congress
France rejects peace talk in World War I warning to House
In Paris on April 23 Col. House, adviser to President Wilson, was bluntly told by officials that now is not the time for peace proposals. They said a peace move would aid Germany, and that the Allies will press on with men money and ammunition to decisively defeat Germany.
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FE. M. House
New York
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Col. House
France
Belgium
Honee
Auto Accident Involving Mrs Long Reported to Police
Dr. F Cook reported to police at 1 30 a m Friday that he attended Mrs E Long 1300 Ward sr who had been run over by an auto. Mrs Long was bruised about the limbs and chest and could give no explanation of the accident.
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