Death by Own Action Shocks Boy Emperor Tale
Washington dispatch reports a new chapter in the China throne intrigue. Princess Chun allegedly died by her own hand after a clash with the empress dowager over marriages and court factions. The boy emperor Heuan Tung, age 17, mourns his mother as rival factions plot to restore a deposed ruler.
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Washington
China
Princess Chun
Peking
Heuan Tung
Hau Shih-chang
Umn
Chun
Hew
Ce Chun
Emperor Prince
Princ Chun
Prince Chun
Emperor
Sim
Oregon asks federal aid for Coos Bay harbor project
Witnesses testifying before the House committee urge federal support for restoring the north jetty and building a new south jetty at Coos Bay Oregon a harbor of refuge between Eureka and Astoria. They note local residents have spent about 9260000 nearly one million dollars per capita, and point to nearby government timber reserves of 176000000000 board feet to cover costs as engineers approve the project.
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W. H. Porterfield
Washington
Willis C. Hawley
House
Brand Harbors Committee
Coos Bay
Oregon
Eureka
Astoria
Hawley
John D. Goss
A. H
Blanco
United States
California
Mexican Porta
Kenyon Attacks Newberry in Senate Fight Over Seat
Senator Kenyon of Iowa challenged Senator Newberry’s election as tainted and fraudulent and criticized Republicans who backed Newberry on party lines. He denounced “Newberryism” as selling senate seats and warned the case would be tested by the American people. A social lobby was alleged to back Newberry, while Newberry’s reply was described as flimsy by aides.
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Washington
Kenyon
Iowa
Newberry
Senate
Mr. Newberry
Mr. Vandenberg
Newberry Campaign Letters Under Public Scrutiny
Extracts published in Washington reveal pressure on Millionaire Truman H. Newberry's bid for the U.S. Senate seat. A Grand Rapids Herald editor pressed Newberry for a public response to six figure campaign spendings, to be published with the editor’s letter. Newberry telegrammed his reply denying any improper payments and promising disclosure by his committee.
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
United States Senate
Newberry
Michigan
Vandenberg
Grand Rapids Herald
New York
A. H. Vandenberg
the Herald
Grand Rapids
Mich
Newberry Committee
Fire Chief Warns on Safe Yale Spirit Christmas Dangers
Fire Chief George Mantor warns Yale residents to keep Christmas safe by avoiding flammable reels in toy motion machines and not illuminating trees with candy lights. He urges removing dry trees promptly and avoiding cotton Santa whiskers to prevent fires.
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Mantor
YALE
George M. Mantor
Santa Claus
Medium influences leads to discharge in Pierce Norris case
Sterling Dec 21 In White side county court preliminary hearings three youths Allen Pierce Edward Pierce and Herb Norris faced robbery arson conspiracy to kidnap and dynamite charges prompted by a medium Abe Wolber said he relied on revelations. The Wolbers confessed the medium's claims caused their sworn statements and the defendants were discharged after cross examination revealed the notes matched the Wolbers stationery.
Legion's Chief to Tour State
Co. D. Cunningham state commander of the American Legion plans a February 1 state tour visiting about 169 posts via central gathering locations. If a post isn’t visited, a state officer will stop within three months. A. E. Mo Cabe, Rev. John W. Beard, and Henry A. Wise join the itinerary. They will focus on hospitalization of wounded and disabled veterans.
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Co. D. Cunningham
American Legion
A. E. Mo. Cabe
Bremerton
John W. Beard
Hoquiam
Henry A. Wise
Seattle
Chinese Disarmers Coming to Seattle
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and a China club arrange entertainment for 20 prominent Chinese business and diplomatic advisers to the Chinese mission at the disarmament congress. They arrive in Seattle Thursday and Friday and sail on the Wenatchee for Shanghai Saturday morning.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce and
China Club
China
Seattle
Wenatchee
Shanghai
County Treasurer Gaines to Address Concentric Club Lunch
William A. Gaines, county treasurer, will speak at the Concentric club luncheon at noon Thursday.
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William A. Gaines
Concentric Club
Two-clasp French Glace Kid Gloves in Multiple Colors
Gloves described as Two-clasp French Glace Kid Gloves in black white champagne beaver brown and gray priced at 3.50 and 4.00 per pair. Also Sixteen-button French Glace Kid Gloves in black white tan brown and gray priced at 7.50 per pair.
New Blonde Stockings In Silk At Moderate Prices
Silk stockings in several colors priced at 3.50 a pair include pure thread silk and finely ribbed black silk with a novelty lace look. Full fashioned silk stockings with risle garter tops cost 2.50, offered in black and African brown. Thread silk ingrains with lisle hem and double heel toe are 2.85 in black and African-brown.
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