Rankin campaigns to repeal citizenship law for women
United Press reports Jeanette Rankin campaigns in Washington for Montana women, arguing to repeal a law forcing American women who marry aliens to renounce citizenship. She cites hardships for Montana homesteads and border couples and proposes granting women the same sovereignty as men. Rankin cites cases of American-born women losing property and voting rights due to marriage to aliens.
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Gheorge Martin
United Press
Washington
Cupid
Congress
Jeanette Rankin
Montana
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Rankin
Indy
Canada
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Sho
Ss Rankin
Millnois
Chicago University
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Germany
America
Teuton
Switzer
Interned Woman Seeks State Supreme Court Release Order
Superior Judge Mackintosh faces a writ of mandamus to release Mrs Woods from the city hospital or show cause. Woods, interned for treatment, was arrested as a disorderly person on December 5. Attorney Robert L. Blewett shifted the case to the supreme court.
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Mackintosh
State Supreme Court
Woods
Salisbury
Robert L. Blewett
Supreme Court
Altruistic Club Meeting Planned at Huntosh Home
The Altruistic club will meet at the home of Mrs. Florence Huntosh on 14th Ave. N. E. on December 19 at 1.00 p.m. The notice specifies the address and time for the gathering.
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Altruistic Club
Florence Huntosh
14Th Ave. N. E
Tom Gunn: From Humble Beginnings to Premier Chinese Aviator
In California years ago a youngster named Tom Gunn faced ridicule as he flew erratic early planes, earning the nickname Yellow Pert. Now back in the United States he is lauded as a top Chinese aviator with a notable commission. He taught aviation in China through three regime changes while facing dangers and a price on his head.
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California
Tom Gunn
United States
China
Gunn
Pay for Hauling Troops Not an S P Not a Nickel
San Francisco dispatch recalls a historic contract under which Southern Pacific hauled troops and supplies for the government in perpetuity. Uncle Sam seeks to reclaim land sold at low rates since land grants were exchanged for the defense clause. The government moves to recover land while maintaining the free transport obligation.
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San Francisco
Uncle Sam
Eure
Suaveau
Southern Pacific
the & P
Bam
Sam
Seattle Red Cross drives for 350000 members
Seattle struggles to hit a quota for the Christmas Red Cross campaign. Through Monday to Wednesday only 10155 new members were added. The drive targets 350000 memberships at $14 each with buttons for wearers. Booths at downtown corners and canvassing reach theatre audiences and homes as organizers rally volunteers.
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Great Humanitarian Army
Red Cross
Seattle
Washington Hotel
Henry Suxzalia
C. D. Stimeon
Mazen J. Titua
DA Allen Praises Warren Appointment Amid Police Cooperation Tension
District Attorney Allen, who previously accused Seattle police of poor cooperation with the government, says he is pleased and amused by the appointment of Joe Warren.
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U. 8
Allen
Seattle
Joe Warren
Liberty motor judged by long war use says Thaw
Lieut William Thaw of the Lafayette squadron says the Liberty motor must prove itself after months of wartime service. He notes engineers built a wonderful engine but stresses continuous improvement under heavy strain. If mass produced and durable, it could be one of the great war inventions.
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America
Thaw
Pittsburg
Lafayette Escadrille
Lafayette
United States Army Aviation Corps
United States
Last Draft Men Are Due Saturday at Camp Lewis
Staff Correspondent reports at Camp Lewis Tacoma that the fifth draft will arrive Saturday to fill vacancies from the fourth draft. About 2125 more men are expected, arriving at a rate of 50 to 76 per day as rail and camp arrangements continue.
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Lewis
Tacoma
Deputies Fire on Her Auto Earn $4000 Award
Mrs Elizabeth F Mitchell of Maple Valley was awarded 4000 in superior court on Wednesday. Her suit claimed four King County deputy sheriffs shot at her car on December 3 1914 while pursuing an auto load of liquor, striking her. Defendants named: FE Hughes John Stewart John Flynn and Peter Dallahant.
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Mra
Elizabeth F. Mitchell
Maple Valley
King County
FE. J. Hughes
Jonn Stewart
John Flynn
Peter Dallahant
Uniformed thieves hold up civilian in Portland
Two men in army clothing robbed Edward Haneon of a small sum after stopping him in Portland. Police believe the suspects bought uniforms or failed to return a disguise after being refused in Vancouver.
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United Press
Portland
Eaward Haneon
Fpolice
Vancouver
Moving Toys Branches into Union Street Basement Sale
A readable listing from Union Street basement shows a sale of numerous toys and games including tin folders, trains, dolls, chess men, and mechanics sets. Items include moving picture machines, dominoes, jigs, tops, and embroidery boxes priced at 25 cents or less.
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Moving Picture Machine
Engine Builder Mechanical Automobiles
Tiddley Winks
Ten Pins
Bell Toys Dolls Chess Men
Union St
Three day return rule extended for Christmas gifts
Consumers are reminded that exchanges for Christmas gifts can occur between Christmas and New Year’s Day. The usual three day return window applies, but not to holiday gifts.
Bon Marche Fashion Extras Offer Lace and Satin Details
Plain taffeta and satin stripe corded edge fabrics listed for hair bonnets and fancy articles. Georgette collars with lace, jabots and waist sets trimmed with net and venise lace. Upper main floor showcases dainty lacey accessories to dress up tailored suits.
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BON Marche
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