Port Sheridan Privates Complain of Grievances
Soldiers stationed at Port Sheridan near Chicago express repeated concerns about pay food and workload. They cite a long history of complaints including underpayment and heavy duties while praising Army benefits and education programs. The columnist suggests transferring the Fort Sheridan detachment west for roughened tasking in New Mexico.
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Port Sheridan
Chicago
Bam Ie
United State
Ft. Sheridan
New Mexico
Tariff Cut Passed By House For Philippine Imports
The House approved a bill reducing tariffs on Philippine imports by 26 percent, voting to defeat attempts for immediate free trade with the archipelago. The Foreign Affairs Committee finds the Guatemala killing case unnecessary to pursue. A general staff bill for the army passes committee with an amendment keeping the inspection department in the army bureau. Secretary Root’s plan for effect two days after Gen Miles’ retirement is rejected.
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House
Philippines
United States
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Pita
Hunter
Army
House Committee On Military Affaires
Inspection Department
Root
Gen
Miles
Theatrical Florence Roberts opens with Mine Morence Roberts company
Florence Roberts leads the stage opening at the He atile theater with a Sunday to Thursday run of a new piece followed by a Christmas matinee. The production is new to Seattle audiences but highly regarded in Roberts repertoire. Zase then appears Friday and Saturday. The Telephone Girl and The Irish Pawnbrokers run at the Third Avenue theater this week with matinees.
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Florence Roberts
Morence Roberts
Heatile
Christman
Seattle
Irteh Pawnbrokers
Third Avenue Theater
Regrading Second Avenue Sparks City Deliberations
North Seattle Improvement Club discussed regrading Second Avenue from Pike Street to align with First Avenue. George F. Cement urged caution due to costs. a seven‑member committee will liaise with city officials and nearby improvement clubs to explore feasible steps and owner input. Interurban time card to resume with normal schedule after recent incident. dancing classes by Professor Wilson to be held.
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Pike Street
North Seattle
At & Aoeral
Connectimee Parry
Kinnehart
Crichton
George F. Cement
Presigens
First Avenue
Queen Anne
East Queen Anne
Anne
Itte
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