Local Navy Camp Discharges 31 Seattle Men
Thirty-one Seattle men have been discharged from the naval training camp at the University of Washington and returned to civilian life. The list includes Fred Adams Edward G Allen Albert Barber T H Biochberger Randolph Block Jr Johar Be Corbally Joseph G Cohen Hilary B Council Joseph F Collins Henry P Day Henry Dutton Louis A Fortin Bawin Fe Portmiller Edward J Gree Barnett Harvita Pred H Henry Nathan Huey Jr W J Love Gerard T Mogan Dewey W Metsdort Donald L Munger Geo E Oversorge Roy Peterson Russell Perkins Harold L Polk son Carl B Stiefel John Wilson Jack Trimble Robert W Arthur Walker Russell Young
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Seattle
Naval Training Camp
University of Washington
Fred Adams
Edward G. Allen
Albert Barber
T. H. Biochberger
Randolph Block, Jr
Johar BE. Corbally
Joseph G. Cohen
Hilary B. Council
Joseph F. Collins
Henry P. Day
Henry Dutton
Louis A. Fortin
Bawin FE. Portmiller
Edward J. Gree
Barnett Ha
Lady Eagles Stage Pioneer Nights Show
The Lady Eagle war workers and the Eagles band will present Pioneer Nights at Eagles hall Seventh Ave and Prne St. The event includes dance halls hot dogs bar rooms and frontier day era entertainment. Doors open 7 30 Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Lady Eagle War Workers
Eagles’ Band
Eagles’ Hall
Prne St
Pacific Car and Foundry Strike Remains Unsettled
About 200 workers at Pacific Car and Foundry remain on strike at noon Saturday. Company officials say a settlement may come soon. Workers demand a wage schedule tied to the Macy ship workers award instead of the railroad administration scale.
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Pacific Car and Foundry Company
Soldiers Count On Red Cross For Comfort
Our soldiers and sailors look to the Red Cross for comfort. They have never been disappointed.
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The
Red Cross
Demobilization pacing 15000 men daily for civil duty
Washington broadcast reveals demobilization to civilian life at about 15 000 men per day with plans to double. Chief of Staff March cites 524 000 designated for early discharge and 5 669 officers plus 195 262 men for early convoy home from abroad as of December 12.
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Washington
War Department
March
Dr Brown Faces Suit Over Alaska Coal Mine Claim
Mrs Lenore C Whord accuses Dr Edwin J Brown of fraudulently mortgaging her Alaska coal mine to gain a half interest without value and alleges he failed to organize the promised corporation while controlling the property to her detriment. Brown moved a demurrer in superior court challenging the complaint’s sufficiency. Whord seeks 32000 dollars.
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Alaska
Lenore C. Whord
Edwin J. Brown
Whord
War Trade Man Quits Washington
Paul Fuller Jr director of the bureau of war trade intelligence resigns. Former consul for the French government in various capitals and special commissioner to Haiti in 1915 will return to law practice in New York.
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Washington
Paul Fuller, Jr
Bureau of War Trade Intelligence
Kaare- Fuller
Haiti
New York
Job Chief to Return From Convention Trip
Lawrence A. Wood, director of the U S employment service in Seattle, will return from Denver the first part of the week. He has been attending a convention called by the director general.
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Lawrence A. Wood
United States Employment Service
Seattle
Denver
Poincare to Wilson Discuss War At Speech
In a speech cited here Poincare tells Wilson of German wartime horrors and urges a peace that guarantees justice. He recalls Belgium and Serbia victims, praises Franco American unity, and warns no future peace can ignore the risk of new wars.
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Alan
Belgium
Serbia
Lend
Reamen to Return to Work After Auto Injury
Clarence L. Reamen, assistant to the U.S. attorney general, who was injured in an automobile crash weeks ago, will be back at work Monday per a report from his office in the Central Building. France and the United States leaders pledge cooperation in building a just enduring peace.
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France
America
la Fayette and Rochambeau
Wilson
Republic of the United States
Clarence L. Reamen
United States Attorney General
Ious
Judas
Beckingham
Gill
Seattle
Edward T
Walla Walla
Ity
Former LW W conspirators face as state witnesses
Former partners of the LW W conspiracy defendants are to be principal witnesses as several have turned state's evidence. U S marshal deputies report the move may shatter the defense of 43 of 46 defendants, with evidence likely by late next week as the trial resumes after a Friday adjournment.
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United States Marshal's Office
Confession and critique of Seattle city leadership over stockade abuse
The writer denounces city officials for mistreatment at the Seattle City Stockade and details an visit with the Mayor, Chief of Police, and prisoners. He recounts overcrowded conditions, lack of hearings, and unsafe health practices, urging accountability and a move toward better treatment.
Hansen Sues Dr Brown for One Thousand Damages
Seattle contractor Hans Hansen of 4040 224 ave S W filed suit for 1000 against Dr Edwin J Brown dentist and lawyer. Complaint filed December 2 alleges a Brown assistant dentist failed to work properly causing Hansen to lose a tooth and endure severe pain. Brown has 20 days to file a demurrer.
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Hans Hansen
Seattle
Ave
S. W
Edwin J. Brown
Brown
Hansen
Gas Company Workers Threaten Strike Meeting
Seattle Lighting Co. union members will gather at the Labor temple Saturday evening to discuss grievances. Union leaders say the company is taking a firm stand against unionism and a possible strike will be on the agenda.
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Seattle Lighting Co
Eas Company
Labor Temple
Trade talks on Siberia at chamber meeting
Siberian trade possibilities formed the principal topic at the Chamber of Commerce foreign trade bureau meeting in the chamber assembly room Friday evening. M. Kagansky of the Russian Mission of Ways of Communication and William A. Russell of the Pacific Steamship Company were the principal speakers.
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Siberian
Chamber of Commerce Foreign Trade Bureau
M. Kagansky
Trade of Turks in S A is Restricted
Special dispatch from Buenos Aires notes a wartime surge of Syrians and Armenians entering business, many linked to German blacklisted firms. British controls now limit exports only to registered Turkish firms, reducing British shipments and hurting German trade in Argentina.
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S. A
Buenos Aires
Catalonia Autonomy Demand Triggers Deputy Walkout
In Madrid on December 13, Catalonia deputies rejected autonomy demands and left the chamber. They proceeded to Barcelona, the regional capital, amid the ongoing dispute over self government.
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Madrid
Catalonia
Chamber
Barcelona
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