Marines Rush to Canal Zone in Panama Costa Rica Dispute
A battalion of 400 United States marines aboard the Pennsylvania left Delaware to rush to Central America as a precaution in the Panama Costa Rica dispute. The move follows U S protest over Coto territory and aims to enforce the boundary award while possibly advancing along the Pacific coast to the Costa Rican line. The action comes after long negotiations and acts as a show of force to ensure U S interests are carried out.
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U. S
Panama
Costa Rica
Philadelphia
United States
Delaware Breakwater
Pennsylvania
Canal Zone
Panama-Costa Rica
Washington
Central America
Coto
Pacific
Canal
Atlantic
White
Hughes
Ireland Peace Decision Soon
Dublin reports that Sinn Fein cabinet met in secret to study Lees reply to Lloyd George peace offer while Harry Boland asserts Americans favor Ireland peace and support a separate Irish nation amid Ireland England hostilities.
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Enn
Sinn Fein
Lees
Lloyd George
Dublin
Ireland
Harry Boland
de Valera
America
England
Remains of Benjamin Reese Cremated in Tacoma
The remains of Benjamin Reese father of Edmund J. Reese and Frank B. Reese were cremated Saturday in Tacoma after the elder Reese died Friday in Seattle.
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Benjamin Reese
Edmund J. Reese
46Th Ave
Frank B. Reese
Antlers
Seattle
Tacoma
Reese
News Hounds Stiff in the Joints Today
Report of a weekend fair at Hall's Lake near the city with Times staff scoring, races won by Times affiliates, some events rerun, and alleged gambling trouble. Newspaper police enforced order as reporters and editors faced chaotic conditions and record juggling by Times officials and Crawford White.
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Caune
Hall's Lake
John H. Dreher
Kamae
Palm for lasting love is woman's, says actor lover
Chicago twin age drama critic Leo Ditrichstein proclaims women possess lasting love while men are polygamous by nature. He asserts real love combines sentiment and mental companionship and notes he tours with his wife as his hobby.
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Chicago
Leo Dutrichatein
Ditrichstein
Indians ban shimmy at Sioux convention
At the Sioux Indian convention in N D, Miss Rain in the Pace and other dancers were forbidden to perform the shimmy and other wiggly dances as civilization progress is blamed for prohibiting traditional Indian dance.
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N. D
Miss Rain
Thirteen Prisoners Escape From Missouri Jail Break
Thirteen inmates escaped from the Independence jail in Missouri by sliding a rope from a second story. Nineteen others rejected the offer of freedom. None of the escapees had been recaptured at the time.
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K. C
Kansas City
Independence
Divorce judgment final payment made in Idaho case
In Coeur d Alene Idaho Mrs James I Callahan completed final payment of 42255 toward a 100385 divorce judgment secured in 19260 against her husband.
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Coeur D’alene
Idaho
James If. Callahan
Woman Arrested in Two Year Murder Case Mystery
Tacoma dispatch reports Maude Moore Knox Wile Tenn stenographer, believed killer of Leroy Marth, wealthy Knoxville automobile dealer, alleged arrest of Mrs William H Stubbs. Photo linked to Moore. Stubbs held for Knoxville authorities. Moore convicted March 1926, shot death occurred Sept 6 1919. sentenced to 21 years, later granted new trial, failed to appear.
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Tacoma
Maude Moore
Knox
Wile
Tenn
Leroy BD. Marth
William H. Stubbs
Knoxville
Stubbs
Governor signs requisition for Maude Moore return
Nashville August 22 Governor Taylor signed requisition papers for the return of Maude Moore, convicted of the murder of Lea Roy Harth, an automobile dealer in Knoxville two years ago. A woman using the name Mrs. William H. Stubbs, held in Tacoma Washington, has been identified as Miss Moore. Officials will depart to return her to Knoxville.
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Nashville
Tenn
Taylor
Maude Moore
Lea Roy Harth
Knoxville
William H. Stubbs
Tacoma
Wash
Miss Moore
Theft at Tracyton Post Office Probed by Inspectors
Postoffice inspectors from Seattle arrive in Tracyton near Bremerton to investigate a Friday night theft at the Tracyton post office. The robbers escaped with about $50 in stamps and money.
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Tracyton
P. O
Seattle
Bremerton
Genes
Office Funda
Water Shut Off Notice for August 23
Water will be shut off Tuesday August 23 between 17th and 20th Avenues North West, north of West 75th Street, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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20Th Aves
N. W
W. 75Th
Wayfarer Society Names Officers At Woodland Park Picnic
At the first annual Wayfarer Society picnic in Woodland Park, Montgomery Lynch was named president and director, John Negley vice-president, D. H. Painter treasurer, Capt. C. N. Nickerson general secretary, Miss Aimie Mc Conihe corresponding and recording secretary, Mrs. C. H. Field librarian, and Mrs. Theodore R. Benfield assistant librarian for the permanent organization.
American relief brings hope to famine Russia in Moscow
Moscow residents report improved conditions since 1920 though famine and overcrowding persist. Paper rations, low wages, and crowded homes define daily life while optimism grows as cholera is controlled and relief shipments arrive from America. Citizens express patriotism and belief that life will improve.
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John Graudene
United Press
Moscow
Russia
America
Volga
Latvia
Danish Prince Axel in Seattle as Master of Danish Ship
Prince Axel of Denmark, described as a real sailor and regular fellow, is in Seattle Monday as master of the Danish motorship Asia. He is a cousin of King George of England and a captain in the Danish army. His voyage follows the rule requiring Danish naval officers to serve one to three years as master mariner.
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Prince Axel
Denmark
Seattle
Asia
King George
England
Armed Miners Delay Coal Field Attack
Miners from Cabin Creek Paint Creek and New River marched into Marmet to protest martial law order tied to industrial conditions. The schedule was postponed from yesterday noon as the protest continued through Saturday night.
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Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
New River
Marmet
Mingo
Seattle Day at 13th Southwest Washington Fair Chehalis
Mr and Mrs Seattle are invited to join the chamber of commerce delegation visiting the Chehalis fair on Wednesday for Seattle Day at the exposition. Local folk are urged to attend and welcome the visitors.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Chehalis
Diesel Engine Expert BERT JOHNSON Dies at Providence
BERT JOHNSON, a well known diesel engine expert, died Saturday at Providence hospital. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Mayfield Undertaking establishment.
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Bert Johnson
Providence Hospital
Mayfield Undertaking Establishment
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Charleston
W. Va
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