Camp Lewis to remain occupied for several months
Washington officials announced Camp Lewis would not be abandoned immediately and will keep a troops division for several months. Secretary Weeks said decisions depend on a board report and that he will seek to maintain the camp if possible. In Tacoma Frank Baker, joined by local reps, prepares for hearings with War Weeks to press for permanent garrison.
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Washington
Camp Lewis
War Department
Lew
Tacoma
Baker
Beth
Seattle
Packer Decree Faces Test In DC Court Friday
Attorney Frank Hogan for the California cooperative canners will argue to dissolve the meat packers decree in the district court of the District of Columbia this Friday. The case involves millions of dollars and tests the Packers consent decree issued by the Supreme Court in 1920 against the big five meat packers.
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Washington
Frank Hogan
California Co-Operative Canners
Meat Packers
District Court of the District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the District of Communitat
Civil Service to Hold Numerous Exams Announced
The federal civil service commission announced examinations for positions including agricultural statistician assistant examiner of trademarks and designs assistant market milk specialist assistant medical officer psychiatry junior medical officer psychiatry associate in clinical psychiatry and psychotherapy associate specialist in trade and industrial education chief statistician financial dietitian pharmacist laboratorian bacteriology assistant laboratorian bacteriology laboratory aid and several physician grades. Further details may be obtained at room 303 post office building.
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Federal Civil Service Commission
Post Office
Lily Love Proves To Be Water Lily
Juanita Miller daughter of Joaquin Miller announces she will sue for divorce after two moons. She claims her lily love Juan Miller floats on the surface of their love like a water lily and recounts alleged offenses including his bathing habits. Oakland California April 6.
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Lily
Water Lily
Juanita
Oakland
Cal
Juanita Miller
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Juan Miller
Fire Federal Agent for Baring Frauds
W. Watts, fresh special agent of the Department of Justice, was removed by Attorney General Daugherty. He testified to Representatives Woodruff and Johnson about information used in speeches alleging profiteering in war contracts and sale of surplus materials, accusing laxity in pursuing profiteers.
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Washington
Congress
W. ©. Watta
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Watts
Woodruff
Michigan
Johnson
South Dakota
House
Justice and War Departments
Janitor Receives 60 Day Jail Term for Black Eye Incident
John McLaughlin, 44, janitor at the U K hotel, started a 60 day sentence in the city jail after conviction in police court for striking David man and fracturing his nose Saturday night. Frederick Miller, 22, a blind piano tuner, testified he accidentally bumped into McLaughlin’s scrub bucket and was struck without provocation.
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John McLaughlin
U. K
Divid Man
Frederick Miller
John B. Gordon
McLaughlin
Five Speeders Lose Their White Cards In Court
Five motorists convicted of speeding in police court Tuesday morning lost their white drivers licenses. Names include H B Diamond fined 10 M A Medley fined 20 Charles T Lewrance fined 16 M J McCarter and W F Gilman. Skoor fined 2 for parking beside the courthouse over the 30 minute limit after pleading to help a friend obtain a marriage license. plus Robert Cameron 46 hospitalized in Seattle General with serious injuries from a log hit near the Moth Child company plant. Missing John W Carlson 35 sought by police, veteran overseas, eye trouble.
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H. B. Diamond
M. A. Medley
Charles T. Lewrane
M. J. McCarter
W. F. Gilman
Skoor
Gordon
Robert Cameron
Steve Gore
16Th Ave
Moth
Child Company
Smith Cove
Seattle General Hospital
24Th Ave
John W. Carlson
Carlson
Portland vs Seattle Trade Gap in 1921 Port Districts
A 1921 trade comparison by J Lombard shows Portland not clearly leading in exports and imports when matched against the Columbia River district versus the Washington customs district including Seattle. The analysis notes data gaps, totals for port regions, and shifts in beattie and Beattie figures, urging caution in drawing conclusions.
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Portland
Columbia River District
Astoria
Washington
Seattle
United States Customs
Port Washington Custom District
Occ
Columbia River
Seattle and Portland Harbor Rivalry Becomes World Port Debate
A long analysis compares Portland and Seattle harbor funding and tonnage tax figures, arguing Seattle's harbor advantages and suggesting Portland must redefine its role. It notes Seattle has paid far more tonnage tax and highlights Portland's dependence on government aid and a recent mill tax for harbor improvements.
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Portland
U. S
Pacific
Seattle
United States
Fresh Crisis At Genoa Over Russian Demands
Allied experts in Genoa today faced a new and more imposing set of Russian demands including cancellation of war debt a 30 year moratorium and an international loan The proposal was rejected as unacceptable and officials signaled a firm stance against the soviet while considering the experts reply.
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Genoa
Tehueherin
Eir Worthington- Evans
Russia
Rights Reserved on Russ Debts by U S
American Ambassador Child at Genoa informs heads of the economic conference that the United States reserves all rights over payment of Russia's war debts including private bankers loans and advances to the Kerensky government, per Evening Standard correspondent.
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London
Child
Genoa
Economic Conference
United States
Rusela
Kerensky
Evening Standard
Miners Strike Sparks Call to Cut Wages
Washington April 5 J D A Morrow vice president of the National association told House labor committees investigating the coal strike that it is essential to reduce miners wages before mine owners can earn a reasonable return on investments. He said hundreds of the 2000 coal mines owned by association members producing 55 percent of soft coal have operated at a loss since 1921.
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Washington
J.D. A. Morrow
National Association
House
Morrow
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