Archduke Joseph resigns as Hungary’s head of government
Paris dispatch reports Archduke Joseph has quit Budapest after regaining power amid Romanian occupation. His brief socialist cabinet followed the overthrow of Bela Kun, with concerns of reactionary aims and monarchy restoration. Allies reportedly did not recognize or back his government.
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Joseph
Paris
Nearlan
Budapest
Vienna
Agence Radio
Archduke Joseph
Hapsburg
Hungary
Julius Piedl
Hela Kun
Soeople
Altho
Entente
Herbert Hoover
Council of Five
Speeder Is Fined Heavily for 50 MPH Rivertale Speeding
Frank Rhoades, 18, was fined a record high amount and banned from using his car for 30 days after a Rainier avenue speeding incident on August 13. Patrolman Walter Wood testified the speed reached 50 miles per hour. The case sets a new benchmark for speed violations in Seat or ta y.
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Frank Rhoades
Rene
Seat Or Tay
Ailee
Walter Wood
Rhoades
Rainier Ave
Shoemen Deny Profiteering At National Shoe Show
Atlantic City August 25 shoe retailers at the National Shoe Retailers Association convention denied profiteering charges. About five thousand retailers attended. Officers said prices would not rise to 25 dollars a pair this winter and announced that plain kicks would be offered from eight to thirteen dollars per pair.
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Atlantic City
National Shoe Retailers Association
Bunko Man's Game Prompts Caution at Local Club
A cryptic line suggests a bunko scheme influencing a small-town social club. Residents warn of potential risk as informal betting and social games draw attention from neighbors and police.
Spokane to Probe Prices Amid Food Protest
U S District Attorney Garrecht announced a federal grand jury will summon witnesses on food prices next week. Critics decry the fair price committee as tainted by profiteering while a mass meeting branded the probe an adulterated whitewash. The grand jury call begins next week with a recalled jury ending in September and a second panel to continue the investigation.
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Spokane
U. S
Garrecht
Fair Price Committee of Food Merchants
Lea
J. A. Rear
House
Congress
W. W. McGee
Frear
Altho
Col. Stearns
Stearns
Yankees Slay Four Bandits on Mountain Search
American troops pressed a pursuit across a mountain pass after four bandits paid with ransom disappeared. Four bodies were found, two bandits escaped, and the hunt continued below the border with air and ground forces aiding the chase.
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Matlack
Paul Davin
J. T. Dickman
Southern Department
Dickman
Mexican Soldiers Allegedly Loot St. Louis Man Near Laredo
Albert von Hoffman of St. Louis says he was robbed of 10000 dollars in cash and a 2500 dollar Masonic charm by Mexican soldiers of the Carranza faction near Nuevo Laredo. Mexican officials in Neuvo Laredo are investigating the claim for possible foul play.
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Laredo
Texas
United Press
Neuvo Laredo
Albert von Hoffman
St. Louis
Potatoes Held in Storage Amid Port Seizure Case
The document details potato movements around Spokane and Redmond involving Costello Liebert and Pacific Meat. It notes storage records from Western ave firms and shows large Japanese farm holdings from Wa pato and others exempt from dairy rules.
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Rence J. Costello
Port Commission
Spokane
Costello
Henry Liebert
Seattle
W. Madison
Range Wholesale Warehouse Co
Lawrence J. Costello
Pacific Meat Company
Liebert
Redmond
I Tron
Western Ave
Western Produce Company
Grosaman Bros
Hoerret Bros
CW. Chamberlain
West
Ern Ave
H. J. Mignerey
Menides
Hata
Wapato
Washington
Commission
K. Tchida
A. Murakami
Auburn
Loggers and Spruce War Contracts Under Fire
J B Chisholm and Col Disque testimony allege loggers of the Northwest were barred from spruce contracts during the war yet offered costly subcontracts. He claims railroad costs and misused funds, while soldiers faced poor housing and low pay, with assertions of excessive profits by Siems Carey Kerbaugh.
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Cers
Northwest
Siems- Carey H. 8
Kerbaugh Corporation
J. EB. Frost
Slems-Carey-Kerbaugh
Frost
Clarence Lea
California
C. B. Stearns
Col. Stearns
J. B
Ttag
Siems- Carey -Kerbaugh Co
Col. Disque
Spruce Division
J. A. Frear
Chisholm
Siems-Carey-Kerbaugh
Joy
Lake Pleasant
United States
Frear
Siems-Carey- Kerbaugh Corporation
Disque
University of Washington
Henry Suzzallo
Puget Sound
Dentistry at Its Best in Our Sanitary Office
This ad promotes a dental office claiming top quality work by board certified dentists, visible certificates, and the best materials. It guarantees satisfaction with a plan to fix any unsatisfactory work, thanks to high volume enabling lower per-case profit, and emphasizes strict sanitation and modern sterilization practices. It ends with a call to action to start good teeth now.
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State Dental Board
Ban Johnson Case Delayed Again In Mays Injunction
In New York on August 22 the hearing in the Carl Mays case, where the Yankees seek to permanently restrain Ban Johnson from interference, was postponed to next Friday. Johnson’s examination before the referee was also postponed.
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New York
Carl Mays
Yankees
Johnson
Mays
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Santere IE
Merchants On Food Committee
Cary Kerbaugh
Siems- Garey -H. 8S
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Regal Dental
L. R. Clark
Third Avenue
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Binyon Optical CO
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