Roosevelt High School plans reviewed by architects
A Washington State Chapter of the American Institute of Architects special committee concludes Roosevelt high school plans are economical and efficient and align with similar city schools. The school board will decide at its meeting in the Central building Friday afternoon. James A. Haight will present Municipal League views urging a revised plan. the board previously recommended postponing construction for one year. Estimated cost is $1,250,000.
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American Institute of Architects
Mittee
James
Man Near Death After Ore Shooting Fray
In RIA Oregon on April 29 M. J. lies near death in a local hospital after a shooting during a struggle. Bula Incie, reportedly living with him as his wife, is jailed by police as the investigation proceeds.
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M. J
Stooge
Bula Incie
Lydia the cat recounts a wild night and cautionary tale
A county cat named Lydia narrates a reckless party episode describing confiscated booze, a spilled bottle, and a comical drunken spree. She recalls slipping into a midnight escapade, nearly losing balance and waking with a towel and a woolly tongue, urging secrecy about the incident.
Man’s spending spurs divorce as court grants support
James Collina testifies he supplied for the family including a butcher. Judge Walter M. French grants Irene Collina a divorce and $20 weekly child support after Marion MacDonnell testifies to neglect. Collina, a real estate dealer, said he bought all supplies and may have kept goods from his wife and children.
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Irene
Walter M. French
John Dore
Tom Aaskren
Deere
Askren
Marion MacDonnell
Department of Public Welfare
Collins
French
Alaska Could Produce One Third of US Paper Pulp
Secretary Wallace announced a Department of Agriculture survey showing Alaska could perpetually produce about one third of the paper pulp used in the United States. The finding highlights Alaska’s forests as a major national resource.
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Alaska
Washington
Wallace
Alaskan
Department of Agriculture
United States
Klamath Falls Man Dies in California
Ernest W. Elfendahl aged 46 of Klamath Falls Ore died here during the night He was manager of the Associated Box and Lumber company and of the Lamoine Lumber company for several years and was prominent throughout Northern California and Southern Oregon.
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Ernest W. Elfendahl
Klamath Falls
Ore
Associated Box and Lumber Company
Lamoine Lumber Company
California
Oregon
Quebec Becomes World’s Largest Liquor Supplier
Quebec today began full government control of liquor sales as individuals rushed to obtain final permits before the state bottling and selling stronger drinks from its own outlets. The province’s move ends private licensing and marks a sweeping shift in the liquor trade.
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Quebec
Montreal
Postoffices Raised To Third Class After Growth
Assistant Postmaster Charles M. Perkins reports that 15 Washington postoffices have been elevated from fourth to third class due to increased business. Formerly postmasters were paid on stamp cancellations. now they receive straight salaries as workload justifies.
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Charles M. Perkins
Washington
Masons Plan State Scottish Rite Reunion at Spokane
Spokane hosts the second annual Scottish Rite Masons reunion May 11 to 14 with many distinguished Masons expected. About fifty candidates will be conferred degrees from the fourth to the 32nd, as several third degree Masons attend.
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Masons
Spokane Supokane
Frenchman Invents a Tank That Swims
PASS April 29. A French engineer M. F Peenpinon designs an amphibious vehicle by superimposing a tank on a tramcar. It carries five passengers, climbs obstacles on shore, slides into the water, travels as a boat driven by a propeller, then returns to dry land.
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Pass
M. F Peenpinon
Wen
Two 11 year olds held in dynamite theft case
Police arrested Samuel Arnott and Margi de Barstad on Thursday night after a cache of dynamite was seized. The boys, both 11, reportedly confessed to stealing items from a Barn and an Admiral Way Garage and planned to blow safes while traveling by bicycle. They were en route to the cache when detained and were to be sent to juvenile detention, but the home was quarantined for smallpox on Friday.
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Samuel Arnott
Margi de Barstad
Petty Street Department
B. W
W. Willow
Admiral Way
California
Weet Hinds St
Youth Arrested Entering Strand Theatre Skylight
Police broke up a theatre party at the Strand on Thorn day night. Sam Howard was arrested and ordered to report to juvenile authorities Friday. Four others escaped. Howard was seen climbing a skylight intending to watch the show from the roof.
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Strand Theatre
Sam Howard
Juvenile Authoritier
Sam
Missing Relative Seeks News Of Walter G Charles
The Star reports a plea from Mrs. EB. W. Charles of Lima Ohio seeking any information on her son Walter G. Charles who disappeared after living in Seattle. The Bureau of Missing Relatives invites readers to aid in reuniting families and to report any sightings or letters to his mother.
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Mar
Seattl
Mra
Sixteen Villistas Cleared of Murder in New Mexico Trial
In Deming New Mexico on April 29 a jury acquitted sixteen of twenty three Villistas charged with murder tied to a 1916 incident near Columbus New Mexico. The court reduced the case to nine remaining defendants and the trial proceeded amid sparse details from the firefight era violence.
Southern Songsters to Be Heard at U
Songsters of the South will be heard on the university campus when the University of California Glee club performs here on Saturday May 20.
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South
University of California Glee Club
Hughes To Act On Reparations Policy Voices Drift
Washington reports Secretary of State Hughes may outline US options on German reparations including possible representations to France over the Ruhr and a threat to withdraw American forces on the Rhine if French troops advance. In Yakima an infant son of Mr and Mrs Grover Paton wandered from home and drowned in a Naches valley irrigation ditch.
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Hughes
United States
Hughan
France
Ruhr
Rhine
Yakima
Grover Paton
Naches Valley
Delay Expected in Ruhr Invasion Plan Say Allies
London April 29 reports allied action on Germany reparations may push the invasion of the Ruhr to May 16. France is ready to act alone if necessary but waits for a decision from the supreme council meeting tomorrow.
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Trubr
France
Supreme Council
Premier Briand Aims to End It at London Meeting
Premier Briand of France declared on the Paris platform that he would end the war by marching deeper into Germany. He boarded a train for London with supreme allied council leaders Marshal Poir, Marshal Weygand and General Berthelot, to seek approval to seize the Ruhr coal basin.
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Briand
France
Supreme Allied Council
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Marshal Weygand
Creneral Berthelot
Germany
Ruhr
Disarmament Fight Continues With Record Vote Planned
Washington April 2 Senator Sarah of Idaho vows a record vote on his tripartite disarmament conference proposal as the navy appropriation bill moves to the Senate. The House passed the bill yesterday and the emergency tariff is being cleared. Amendments to the Young emergency tariff bill are being shaped for Senate reporting Monday.
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Conmzens
House
Sarah
Idaho
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Bandit Eager for Life Term
Ward Daniels age 19 faces life imprisonment for complicity in the murder of Patrolman V. L. Stevens and asked authorities to withdraw his appeal to the supreme court saying there is no use in the appeal. Co A Brown and Louis were convicted with him and have not withdrawn their appeals.
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Ward Daniels
Patrolman
V. L. Stevena
Supreme Court
Heta
Co. A. Brown
Louis
Woman of 90 Will Attend University in Wisconsin
Amy Wavie Winship aged 90 plans to attend the University of Wisconsin summer school. She will study psychology literature and sociology.
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Racine, Wis
Amy Wavie Winship
University of Wisconsin
Japan Navy Takes Control of Yap Island
Report from Yokovioma Japan says the cabinet assigns island Yap administration to the navy asahi newspaper publication details. Viscount Kato opposition leader criticizes ministry for pursuing friendship while other nations prevail against Japan.
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Yokovioma
Japan
Navy Department
Yap
Asahi
Viscount Kato
Motion to Quash Motor Suit Fails
The International Motors company of New York loses its bid to quash the suit filed by Thomas G. Young of Seattle seeking 70000 dollars in salaries and bonuses for work as the defendant's agent. Judge EB Cushman denied the motion in a Friday district court filing.
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International Motors Company
New York
Qunaazh
Thomas G. Young
Seattle
EB. Be. Cushman
District Court
Young
Jap Picture Bride Deported After Federal Ruling
Hosago Sakaraichi a Japanese picture bride is ordered deported after her husband refused to receive her. A federal judge denies a writ of habeas corpus and finds the immigration hearing legal and regular, refusing to stay the deportation.
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Hosago Sakaraichi
Br. Cushman
Immigration Department
Hoeaye
Jews Dedicate New School Here Sunday
Sunday at 2 p.m. the Seattle Tal mud Torah will dedicate its new school buildings at 17th Avenue and BE Alder Street. The ceremony will be assisted by 209 pupils. For 26 years Hebrew schools in the city were run by synagogues. last June they joined under one head with a board of governors and a school board.
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Seattle
Admits Teaching Girl to Be Forger
J. C. her pleaded guilty to forgery in the first degree before Judge King Dykeman. Deputy Prosecutor T. H. Patterson asked that sentence be deferred until he could investigate sufficiently to make a recommendation.
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J. C. Her
King Dykeman
T. H. Patterson
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