Italians Hiss Allied Chiefs In Riviera Demonstration
At a San Remo concert for visiting allied delegations Italians led by Riviera wintering nobility shouted support for Italy over the Adriatic dispute. Premier Lloyd George and Premier Millerand smiled as the audience demanded a flame for Italy. The event followed bitterness over Smyrna and the council’s Armenia and Versailles notes with Italy likely to gain an Anatolian economic zone.
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San Remo
Italy
Council of Premiers
Riviera
Lieyd George
Millerand
Adriatic
Greece
Athens
Thuence
Anatolia
Smyrna
Alea
Heraclea Eregi
Komieh
Adana
Early Marriage by Compulsion Plan Urges State
London April 27. T P O Connor MP declared that if dictator he would force compulsory marriage. He proposed that every girl marry at 48 and every boy at 21, arguing young people should bring full freshness of soul to marriage and that companionship is strongest in early and late years.
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London
T. P. O'Connor
M. P
Pay McDonald Sentenced for Forgery in McNutt Case
In Spokane on April 2, Pay McDonald was sentenced to three to 20 years in the state penitentiary for forgery linked to the McNutt case. Tears came to her eyes as the sentence was given. She claimed innocence and filed notice of appeal to the supreme court. Her sister Marie and brother Ted were acquitted of murder. Marie also convicted of forgery and faces further grand larceny charges related to McNutt's automobile theft.
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Spokane
Pay McDonald
W. HL. McNutt
Supreme Court
Pay
Marie
Ted
McNutt
Here
Urges Interest in Civic Affairs
Albert B. Lord, real estate man, told the Transportation club at a Monday luncheon that 4,000 boosters and 40,000 agitators exist. He urged greater interest in civic affairs to prevent irresponsibles from dominating.
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Albert B. Lord
Transportation Club
Theft Reported of Checks and Cash at St. Charles Hotel
Checks amounting to 495 dollars and 11 dollars in cash were stolen from the room of J. C. Levy in the St. Charles hotel sometime Sunday night, according to police. The case remains under investigation.
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J. C. Levy
St. Charles
Italian premier Nitti to meet Yugoslav rep on Adriatic talks
Premier Nitti told reporters he expects talks with Yugoslav representative Anton Truteh and then resumes discussions on the Adriatic question at the next meeting of the premieres in Paris.
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San Remo
Nitti
Italy
Anton Truteh
Jugoslav
Adriatic
Paria
Student Held for Forgery In Diamond Ring Theft
Altered penmanship aided a forged letter authorizing receipt of a package. Joe Aviado, expelled at the University of Washington, and Manuel R Alveres allegedly obtained a registered diamond ring and a $70 money order via fraud. Deputy Marshal Tobey arrested Aviado on a federal warrant.
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Philippine Islands
Joe Aviado
University of Washington
United States
Tobey
Aviado
Manuel R. Alveres
Eleuterio Castaneda
Three Accused of Syndicalism in Globe Building Raid
In Justice Otis W. Brinker’s court Tuesday, Alice Rose W F E Spear and Ed Burns were charged with criminal syndicalism. They were arrested by Sergt Keefe’s squad in the Globe building Thursday after several truckloads of I W W literature were found in their possession.
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Alice Rose
W. F E. Spear
Ed Burns
Otis W. Brinker
Sergt. Keefe
Globe Building
Veteran Fireman Dies of Illness in Seattle
Michael Mayouck a 15 year Seattle fire department veteran died at his home after six months illness He retired in 1915 after wounding his hip on duty Funeral services set for Thursday at the home He leaves a wife two sons and two daughters aged 64
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Michael Mayouck
Seattle Fire Department
18Th Ave
Mayouck
Husband's Geese Cause Divorce Suit
Mary E B Hellwig sues Julius Hellwig a Foster rancher in superior court on grounds of separation after alleging a hoarding of aggressive geese kept her confined. She says she told him to choose between her and geese and he chose the geese.
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Mary EB. Hellwig
Julius Helwig
Tuessay
Geese
J W Mitchell Celebrates Second Birthday With Garden
J W Mitchell will celebrate his 2d birthday Wednesday. He says he has done more work this spring than ever before and has planted a 300 by 30 foot garden with his son C B Mitchell at 217 W 40th et.
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J. W. Mitchell
C. B. Mitchell
Polly Anna House Dresses Offer Value at 3 95
The Polly Anna house dress features splendid plaid ginghams with ae or blue chambray collar cuffs and belt. Light and medium plaids, pearl buttons, and a white pique vestee complete the design. Sizes 36 to 44.
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Polly Anna
She Sings Only Eight Notes But Miss Bayes Makes Quite a Living
Nora Bayes headlines a vaudeville revue featuring singer and performer amid bustling stage acts. The act centers on a comic song routine showcasing distinctive voice and stage presence.
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Miss Bayes
Nora
Nora Bayes Fame Drives Seattle Stage Move
In New York a theatre named for Nora Bayes. her fans pour money into her career. Despite a short eight note range, Nora’s charm and finances propel her as she brings a performance of Ladies First to Seattle at the Metropolitan Theatre. Bayes backs the show, boosting her fortune and public profile.
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New York
Nora Bayes
Nora
Seattle
Ladies First
Metropolitan
Bayes Fortune
Shriners OK Portland Date for Imperial Council
Imperial Potentate W Freeland Kendrick of Philadelphia telegraphed Portland Shrine officials that Davenport Kaaba temple patrol efforts to delay the imperial council are futile. He said the session will be held in Portland June 22 to 24, regardless of train accommodations. Portland shrine officials denied rumors that only Imperial council representatives would attend, noting eight patrols and over 70 bands have signed up.
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Portland
Imperial
W. Freeland Kendrick
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Davenport
Iowa
Imperial Council
Kendrick
8& Patrols
Handcuffs Stop Fugitive Harry McCarthy Downtown
Fugitive Harry McCarthy was captured Monday afternoon on Pike after a chase in downtown. Sergt J Bjarnson and Patrolman George Reynolda dropped flying handcuffs that struck his back and knocked him down before returning him to the stockade to complete a 63 day sentence.
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Harry McCarthy
Stockade
Pike At
Sergt. J. Bjarnson
George Reynolda
McCarthy
Reynolds
Alterations Approved for U S Post Office Building Plan
The office of the supervising architect in Washington approves extensive alterations to the U S post office building. Sealed proposals for the work are called for by Garrett W O'Neil assistant custodian of the federal building.
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U. S
Post Office
Office of the
Supervising Architect
Washington City
Garrett W. O'Neil
Federal Building
Club Gains Approval for Parent Teachers Involvement
The Know Your Schools club received approval from the Parent-Teacher Association on Monday night. A committee to work with the club was named including Mrs H A Mandigo, Mrs BE L Danks, Mrs J Lom bard, Mrs J G Matthews, and Mrs D R Burkhart.
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Know
H. AH. Mandigo
BE. L. Danks
Mra
J. Lombard
J. G. Matthews
D. R. Burkhart
Shanghaied men rescued from fishing barkentine
Two Chinese men were arrested in San Francisco on April 27 for allegedly shanghaiing more than 100 sailors from a fishing barkentine bound for Alaska. Police rescued the men after they were held at gunpoint to deter disembarkation.
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San Francisco
Alaska
Prince of Wales Arrives in Auckland New Zealand
The Prince of Wales arrived at Auckland New Zealand on Saturday to a tremendous reception. He was met at the port by local officials and crowds. The visit marks a notable royal appearance in the country during the ongoing tour.
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Prince of Wales
New Zealand
Auckland
U S Seeks Paper Market Solutions After Shortage
In Washington on April 7 the shortage of paper in the United States was raised at a state department conference led by Chairman Porter of the house foreign affairs committee and a delegation of paper manufacturers. Diplomatic steps with Great Britain and Canada were discussed, focusing on Canada’s pulp wood export limits tied to the shortage. Colby pledged to study relief measures and pursue actions to relieve U S difficulties.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Man Porter
House Foreign Affairs
Great Britain
Canada
Colby
Porter
Hammond Vindicator Converts Wall Paper To Newsprint
In Hammond Louisiana on April 27 the Hammond Vindicator the official journal of Tangipahoe parish faced possible suspension because of newsprint shortages and contracted with an Atlanta manufacturer for a large quantity of light colored wallpaper to substitute for newsprint.
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Hammond
Hammond Vindicator
Official Journal of
Parish of Tangipahoe
Atlanta
Jurist Did Not Drown Himself Verdict Returns
Oakland April 27. A coroner’s jury ruled that Associate Justice Henry A. Melvin of the California supreme court did not die by his own hand. Three physicians testified the jurist suffered a cerebral hemorrhage that caused him to fall into a partly filled bathtub and drown, though the hemorrhage alone would have been fatal.
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Oakland
Cal
Henry A. Melvin
California Supreme Court
Melvin
Altho
Seattle Woman in Captured Town Dr Kingsley May Be Prisoner
Dr Hazel F Kingsley a Seattle physician who traveled to Albania with Red Cross nurses may be a prisoner of the Turks after Tirana fell to Mohammedans relatives in Seattle believe others may be with her An inquiry at Red Cross headquarters failed to locate Kingsley or the other nurses believed to have been in Tirana.
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Hazel F. Kingsley
Seattle
Albania
Red Cross
Tirana
F. W. Fickle
12Th Ave
N. K
Spring sweater styles on sale at Bon Marche
Spring breezes bring lighter weight sweaters with sailor collar coats on sale. Featured colors include Electric, Kelly, Turquoise, Rose, and Canary. Located on the second floor, Bon Marche promotes fresh Wednesday values for fashion.
Pond's Toilet Preparations Advertised in Bon Marche
Pond's well known creams powders priced for quick sale in Bon Marche. Cold creams 25 and 50 cents Vanishing creams 29 and 50 cents Creams in tube 25 cents Antiseptic creams 25 cents Tooth paste 35 cents Extract 25 50 and 1 00 Face powders 50 cents Rouge featured on upper main floor.
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Pond
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Miller
Camilio Cianfarra
Allier
Turkish Asia Minor
Wilson
Turkey
Armenia
Germany
Ruhr
T. P. O’connor
Fay McDonald
Batavia
Ladies’ Home Journal
McCall
Shriners
OKEH
O. K
U.S
Ordis Wall Paper
Mina Taylor
Living Models
Union ST. Side
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