Carton case starts row in capital over entry error
Washington is stirred by the case of Mrs Remi Carton a Belgian woman and her 1 year old son forced to make an extra voyage to Europe to gain entry under a new quota. Senator Willis condemned the ruling as absurd urging common sense and respect for the law. Immigrations officials explained the six month return rule was not met because the child had not been admitted and the quota for 1922 was exhausted.
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Harry B. Hunt
Washington
Avs
Remi Carton
Island
Europe
Frank BR. Willis
Ohio
Senate Committee On Immigration
Willis
Senate
Carton
United States
Belgium
America
Fillies
Reland
Immigration Bureau
Husband
La Follette Plan Attacked at AFL Convention
The La Follette proposal drew strong opposition at the American Federation of Labor convention. Speakers argued it would grant unlimited government power, threaten personal liberty, and ignore constitutional limits. Notables such as Taft Coolidge Wickersham McAdoo Root attended alongside international delegates from Britain France and Japan.
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United States
Congress
William Howard Taft
Supreme Court
Calvin Coolridge
Wickersham
Wiliam G. McAdoo
Elihu Root
Bod Tees
Drumtermiine
Henry Aubepin
RB. Masujima
Japan
Sailor Uniform Bandit Robs Man on Street
A bandit wearing a sailor's uniform robbed E. J. Mebery of 5408 Barnes Avenue of 11 dollars. The assault occurred Tuesday night at the intersection of W Lind Street and 17th Avenue Northwest.
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E. J. Mebery
Barnes Ave
W. Lind St
Sgf
17Th Ave
Dr. Samuel's Exclusive Method Gains National Attention
Dr. R. Martin Samuel has developed a new discovery opportunity that has attracted wide interest and earned national recognition for its innovative approach. The method promises practical appeal and has sparked anticipation among professionals and the public alike.
Ship crash aftermath noted after Cake rock incident
Details on the Cake rock crash report that the steamer sustained minimal damage to baggage and cargo as it was unloaded, with officials and passengers gratified by the outcome.
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Cake Rock
Liner Ht. F. Alexander Strikes Cake Rock Off Northwest Washington
The Admiral liner Ht. F. Alexander hit Cake Rock off the Northwest Washington coast near San Francisco and survived with 356 aboard, as Capt. Bartlett questions chart accuracy. He cites slow responses and echoes from the rock as key factors and notes prior push for coast recharting by maritime groups.
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Ht. F. Alexander
Admiral Line
San Francisco
Washington
Cake Rock
EK. P. Bartlett
Barnett
Northwest
Bartlett
Northwest Washington
Puget Sound Maritime Circle
Neptune Association
Shipmasters’ Association of the
United States
Portland Blackmailer Hunt Deepens in Osler Case
Portland police intensified efforts to capture J C Oster a Portland second hand car dealer and fugitive from justice after a bank teller alleged he forced him to cash no fund checks totaling 34600. Earle Patterson implicated Oster in a confession to bank president K R Be Smith. Thiele president City Tent Awning Co admitted Oster forced him to cash no fund checks totaling 1800 each over two years amounting to 110000. Thiele said he escaped by stealing a check and clearing his balance. J E Rickman named as go-between for Oster in 1400 transactions. District Attorney Mowry said the case centers on Oster’s use of the funds and whether others aided him. Oster is wanted on a larceny warrant issued Sunday.
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Portland
J.C. Oster
Osler
Earle KE. Patterson
Lumbermen's Trust Co
Multnomah County
Thiele
Thiew
J. E. Rickman
Patterson
Hartman & Thomparon Bank
Oster
Mowry
Striking railroad men warn of widespread guard menace
Leaders of the Big Four railroad brotherhoods announce strikes amid troop and guard pressure. Warren Stone cites hostile conditions in many locations as officials attempt to settle clashes between guards and workers. Reports blame troop threats and shootings, with centers including Alliance Nebraska and several rail lines across the Northwest and Southwest.
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United Press Today
Elgin
B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
Northwest
Alliance
Neb
Burlington Railway
Texas & Pacific
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Chicago & Northwestern
Virginia
Louisville & Nashville
Meeting Tonight to Tackle Price of Gas
Plans for a full investigation of the gasoline situation in Seattle were to be presented for adoption at a meeting of the Seattle Automotive Trades association Wednesday night. Both consumers and auto dealers declare that the one cent a gallon cut in gasoline made to dealers by the Standard Oil Co. ought to be reflected in the retail price.
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Seattle
Seattle Automotive Trades Association
Standard Oil Co
Bothell Road Expected to Reopen Around October 15
The Bothell road now closed from Lake Forest Park to Seattle city limits due to a new route under construction should reopen about October 15. County Engineer Thomas R. Beeman said the state highway department oversees the project and detours via Eeho Lake and North trunk roads have been dust controlled during the dry spell.
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Bothell
Lake Forest Park
Seattle
Thomas R. Beeman
State Highway Department
Eeho Lake
North
Divorce recommendation for Nora Bayes husband granted custody
Referee John Godfrey recommended divorcing Nora Bayes husband Arthur A. Gordon and granting him custody of their year old adopted son. Witnesses testified Bayes was found in her apartment wearing a kimono in the company of four men.
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New York
John Godfrey
Nora Bayes
Arthur A. Gordon
Mise Bayes
Mrs. Jensen Dies in Portland Pneumonia Claims Local Woman
Mrs. Emaline Etta Jensen wife of Claude B Jensen of the firm Jensen and Von Herberg died in Portland of pneumonia late Monday night. She leaves husband two children Von Claude aged 4 and Mary Ann aged 2. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning.
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Emaline Etta Jensen
Claude 8. Jensen
Jensen & von Herberg
Portland
von Herberg
Shriners Plan Alaska Pilgrimage Led by Caldwell
A Seattle group of Nile Templers or Shriners led by Potentate Hugh M Caldwell will depart Seattle on the steamer Alameda for Alaska this Wednesday. This voyage marks the eighth pilgrimage of the Nile Templars to the North.
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Hugh M. Caldwell
Seattle Shriners
Seattle
Alaska
Alameda
Nile Templers
Tax Reduction Council Urges City Salary Cuts
The tax reduction council recommended further reductions in city employee salaries. A special committee will sit with the budget committee at all hearings, the group announced Tuesday evening.
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Tax Reduction Council
Council
Harding Man Wins in Ohio
Carm A. Thompson prevailed in the Ohio primary to win the Republican nomination for governor with about 60,000 votes more than his nearest rival C. J. Knight as returns from 6,167 precincts rolled in. Vic Donahay won the Democratic nomination by roughly 12,000 votes over T. J. Duffy and Judge James C. Johnson.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carm A. Thompson
C. J. Knight
Thompson
Vic Donahay
T. J. Duffy
James C. Johnson
Oil Burner Explodes Injures Fireman Nelson
A oil burner exploded at 2 a.m. Wednesday at the Hollywood farm injuring Fireman Emer Nelson, 32, who worked on the burner. He suffered severe burns to his hands, face and head and was hospitalized at Swedish hospital Wednesday. The blast caused a small fire but no building damage.
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Emer Nelson
Hollywood
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