Paderewski Warns Of New World War Peril
Paso Robles Cal August 26 Paderewski foresees a bolshye drive on Poland and warns the treaty clause 87 could ignite another war. He plans to sell part of his almond lands, sail to Switzerland and possibly return to Poland, while maintaining art and patriotism.
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Warewski
Supreme Council
England
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Tourists Complain of Insults at City Auto Camp Park
A Oklahoma family traveling to the coast reports hostile treatment at a city auto camp park. They describe a park superintendent’s rebuke over camping ground rules after receiving a permit, plus criticism of Seattle style officials and lack of nearby groceries. The letter praises better auto camp facilities in Denver and Seattle alike, calling for attentive attendants and more welcoming services to attract auto tourists.
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Northwest
Seattle
Denver
Lost bet forces 360 mile trek from Boston to Montreal
Frank P. Cormier, 40, of Brockton, started a 360 mile hike from Harvard Bridge toward Montreal after wagering $300 that Carpentier would beat Dempsey. He has no idea when he'll reach Canada and wore khaki trousers a blue coat and cap. In Spokane, J. A. Mercer, a Black man, was arrested for selling $100 of old stock to a 12 year old boy.
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Frank P. Cormier
Winthrope«t
Brockton
Harvard Bridge
Montreal
Carpentier
Dempsey
Canada
Cormier
Spokane
J. A. Mercer
New Pastor Hails From Palestine
The Rev. Dengil C. Lees, veteran at St. Mark's Episcopal church, will lead St. Luke's at Ballard starting September 1. Lees has traveled in 14 countries and lived ten years in Palestine. He previously served in Oklahoma and Colorado before coming to Seattle a year ago and plans to build a new church in Ballard.
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Dengil C. Lees
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Luke's
Ballard
Lees
Palestine
Oklahoma
Colorado
Beattle
Two Girls Fined for Stealing Silks
Wisebrod fined 75 dollars and costs and Ruth Rosenberg 26 dollars for pleading guilty to stealing goods from department stores where they worked as clerks in Justice of the Peace Dalton's court. Funeral services for W. G French, 78, pioneer Wenatchee fruit dealer, will be held at 4 p.m. Friday at the Butterworth mortuary.
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Ruth Rosenberg
Justice of the Peace
Dalton's Court
W. G French
Wenatchee
Priday
Butterworth Mortuary
Scientists search Armageddon for clues to human origins
Dr James Henry Breasted leads University of Chicago team to Palestine in fall to excavate Armageddon Megiddo seeking relics on origins of man and the lost Hittite lineage. John D Rockefeller funds $60,000 for the project amid hopes of uncovering ancient history and wartime campaigns.
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James Henry Breasted
University of Chicago
Department of Oriental Languages
Palestine
John D. Rockefeller
Megiddo
Breasted
Near Haat
Watch Papers Says Gov Hart In Cryptic Remark
Gov Hart warned to watch papers in the next 30 days amid caustic editorials. A record crowd attended the Southwest Washington fair where the livestock exhibit was hailed as the best ever held in the state.
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Hart
Journal
Southwest Washington Fair
Primitive history estimate spans two to twenty years
Dr Breast ed estimates the project will take anywhere from two to twenty years to complete. The remark reflects cautious progress timing and the long-term nature of the study.
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