DANNUNZIO PREPARING FOR FLIGHT
Rome reports mention General Caviglia tightening the circle around Fiume while dAnnunzio's outposts at Zara surrender without a shot. The scout cruiser Marsala deserted with two battleships near the Adriatic as contradictory accounts describe the opening exchange and casualties.
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Camilio Cianfarra
Rome
Fiume
Quarnero
Gabrielle @PAnnuncio
Cavigla
Porthona
Zara
d'Annunsio
Ca Viglia
d'Annunizio
Caviglia
Fiume Fight Kills Sixty as Italian Regulars Close In
Sixty dead and many wounded in clashes around Fiume as General Caviglia’s Italian regulars press the assault. Poet-commander d Annunzio prepares to flee amid proclamations and airlift plans while legions peel away from the city’s defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiume
Paris
Caviglia
Gabrielle d'Annunzio
Regionnaires
Pinned Under Auto Ends in Man's Death in Oregon
Bend Oregon news reports three men rode in a car three miles north of the city on Christmas night when the machine slipped and overturned on a newly built fill. Thomas died Sunday morning after being pinned beneath the auto for three hours. Patrick Rogers and Fred Fosburg were injured but expected to recover.
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Bend
Ore
Thomas
Patrick Rogers
Fred Fosburg
Rogers
Here
Fireman Surprises Wife With Carbolic Acid Attempt
William E. Schuberg a city fireman and his wife argued Sunday night. Ten minutes later she notified police he had taken carbolic acid. Doctors and an ambulance rushed him to city hospital but the attempt failed as the stomach pump was not used successfully and he admitted it was to scare his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Schuberg
Prysicians
City Hospital
Schuberg
Longshoremen Elect Officers in Annual Union Meeting
Longshoremen vote in annual election to pick union officers led by president Ernest Ellis who runs unopposed. Also reports a funeral for John W Hoffstater at Woodland Park Presbyterian Church and a Western Union dance invitation at Douglas Hall on January 6.
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Ernest Ellis
Woodland Park Presbyterian Church
John W. Hoffstater
Associated
Western Union Telegraph Co
Douglas Hall
Bonding Firm Morris Brothers Closes Amid Missing President
Portland officials announce Morris Brothers Inc has shut its doors after founder Fred S Morris says the firm ends. John L Etheridge, ex-president, is missing amid a larceny and embezzlement warrant sought by authorities. Losses may top 1.9 million tied to undelivered bonds. Etheridge, a former Newark prisoner, faced forgeries and false pretenses charges. He was a prominent Portland figure and Shrine delegate candidate.
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Portland, Or
Morris Brothers, Inc
Fred S&s. Morris
John L. Etheridge
Morria Brothers
Morria
Etheridge
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
Morris
Morris Brothers
Fred & Morris
New Jersey
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine
el Kader Temple
Portland
Morris Brothers Seattle Branch Closed for Audit
Orders to close until the Portland headquarters audit are in effect at Morris Brothers Seattle branch. Vice president T. D. Henderson says the shutdown is temporary and expected to last two or three days until the books audit is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Morris Brothers
Seattle
T. D. Henderson
Morris Brothers, Inc
Trench Rat Terrier Made Mascot At Legion Post
Born amid the guns near Ypres Belgium in July 1917 Serabo the champion trench rat killing dog was made an honorary member of the American Legion by Seat tle post No 18 after his master Demity Sheriff George Bundy a Canadian army sergeant and Spanish American War veteran brought him home on a troop ship.
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Ypres
Belgium
Serabo
American Legion
George Bundy
Seattle Post No. 18
Secrabo
Bundy
Europe
Seattle to inspect Lincoln High battery sworn into guard
The first field artillery battery raised in Seattle composed entirely of Lincoln High School students and alumni will be inspected by state officers and sworn into the National Guard Wednesday morning.
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Boys Farm
Lincoln Hich School
Regiment of Field Artillery
Seattle
National Guard
Human Nature Study Club Invites Public
The Human Nature Study club invites salesmen and others who deal with the public to weekly meetings. Meetings occur every Tuesday evening at 234 Globe building First Ave and Madison St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Human Nature Study Club
Globe Building
First Ave
Madison St
Unemployment Books On Tap At Library
Public library shelves feature volumes on unemployment with remedies from economists for the convenience of readers. SAN DIEGO U boat 88, erstwhile German raider, slated for destruction at target practice.
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San Diego
Woman Killed in Auto Crash Near Harrison Street
A woman riding in an auto overturned at 10th N and KE Harrison Street Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Fred H. Eckart, 45, of 411 W. Crockett Street, died Sunday night at Providence Hospital. Driver OG F Paul of 403 Lithave N was in the Eckart car which collided with another piloted by C. M. Harter of Tacoma. Seven others injured in traffic accidents Saturday night and Sunday recovered Monday.
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Svc. N
KE. Harrison
Fred H. Eckart
W. Crockett St
Providence Hospital
OG. F. Paul
Lithave, N
Beckart
C. M. Harter
Tacoma
Adella M. Parker
Broadway High
W. A. Keerner
Third Ave
Miss Parker
North Trunk Highway
W. H. Maxon
Greenwood Ave
Alfred Dulken
Maxon
Nokera
Jack
Jonet
City
Joe Collins
Renton
Ella Gregg
York
Gregg
Dayton Ave
Goodman
W. 62Nd St
20Th Ave
N. W
Elmer Lane
R. G. Morrison
Eighth Ave
Adams
Raymond Reinhorfer
Fatal Automobile Accident Probed After Christmas Crash
Coroner's deputies investigate a fatal holiday crash on Country Club road in which ex-Patrolman D N Schoonover's car struck Ernest C Sunblad 36. Sunblad’s funeral is set for 3 p m Thursday at Rafferty chapel Fremont. Schoonover remains at large.
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Country Club Road
D. N. Schoonover
Ernest C. Sunblad
Sunblad
Rafferty Chapel
Fremont
Schoonover
Liberty
Third Man Up In Gang Trial In San Francisco
James Carey the third member of the Howard gang faces trial for assaulting Miss Jeneie Montgomery on Thanksgiving morning. Proceedings include Kruvosky sentence and Brady’s trial to follow. Covington and Bradley of the Strollera cafe are charged with contributing to delinquency and released on $500 bail.
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San Francisco
James Carey
Howard Et
Ward
Jeneie Montgomery
Carey
Kruvosky
Thomas Brady
Miss Montgomery
Jean Stanley
Robert Covington
F. J. Bradley
Montgomery
New Witnesses in Crime Case to Be Probed
Ban Francisco recounts a grand jury review of alibi witness credibility in Ed Murphy case awaiting sentencing for alleged felonies. The report notes new witnesses will be examined to probe character and reliability under the recommendation of investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Grand
Spud) Murphy
Flehter
Treasury secretary urges tax cuts to fund soldier bonus
Secretary of the Treasury Houston urged opposing the soldiers' bonus bill and proposed drastic federal tax reforms to cover costs. He called for reduced extreme war taxes, replacing excess profits tax with a simpler corporate tax or consumption taxes and a balanced revenue plan through 1925, warning of financial strain next three years.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
Hiowaston Maii
Flouston
United Kingdom
Continuance Granted in Assault Case for Kruvosky
Superior Judge Ward postponed sentencing for Kad K. Oo Kruvosky until Friday to allow Kruvosky's attorney Edward Lomasney time to prepare a motion for a new trial. Lomasney reported new defense witnesses, while Ward urged a grand jury review of related testimony from four witnesses linked to the Murphy case and McDonough brothers bar tend brokers.
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Ous
Ward
Kad K. Oo Kruvosky
Murphy
Kruvosky
Edward Lomasney
Lomasney
Murphy Care
McDonough Brothers
Harding Shifts Focus to Domestic Issues and Cabinet Talks
In Marion Ohio Raymond Clapper reports President elect Harding will redirect his attention from foreign affairs to domestic matters. He plans to discuss tax cuts government expenditures and cabinet selections with congressional finance leaders and Republican officials including Wil L Hay and possible appointment of Medard Washburn Child as secretary.
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Marion
Ohio
Dee
Harding
Finance Committee of Congress
Hays
Republican National Committee
Medard Washburn Child
Clothing Prices Fall to 1914 Low in Chicago Clearance
Chicago merchants announce all clothing prices slashed to their lowest levels since 1914 with gigantic clearance sales. Major offerings include men s suits blankets and women s wear as post-Christmas markdowns roll out and stocks are dumped onto the market amid a downturn in retail prices. Congressmen McCumber Good Mondell Kelly and Anthony are among arrivals noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Benator McCumber
North Dakota
J. W. Good
Iowa
Frank Mondell
House
Patrick Kelly
Michigan
Daniel Tt. Anthony
Kansan
Booze Talks Warn Of Risks In Dark Trade
A wary speaker cautions about illegal liquor deals, noting that buyers may receive bad goods and agents may not return. He says most participants are legitimate, but some crooked operators exist due to money in sight, and warns against sharing details with outsiders.
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Wrorg
Seattle
Explosion near Pacific station puzzles police
On Christmas night an explosion 100 feet south of the Pacific station left a damaged area as investigators search for a stranger seen wearing a fedora and leather jacket just before the blast. Police and sheriff's deputies report little progress in solving the case.
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Monteelano
Pacific Station
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Portland Money Concern
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