Mountaineers Off For Climb
Beattie members of the Mountain Sere club leave Thursday morning for Tacoma and Ashford then Paradise Valley in Rainier National Park. The 5.5 mile snow shoe trek from Longmire to Paradise Valley occurs Friday with 85 of 160 Mountaineers from Seattle. Activities include snowshoeing skiing tobogganing and snow battles under Paul Harper and Miss Lulu Nettleton with a Russian drama to close New Year's Eve.
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Beattie
Tacoma
Ashford
Paradise Valley
Rainier National Park
Longmire
Pare@dise valley
Seattle
Paul Harper
Lulu Nettleton
Hans Wie Ons
Hans Fuhrier
Heinie
Mount Ral- Bier
Farwell Putman Lilly
Seattle Society
Mise Delia Shelton
C. V. Sper
Women left without a homeland amid conflicting nationality laws
Washington dispatch notes that women married to American soldiers or foreign nationals face loss of homeland due to laws that bind nationality to husbands. The issue extends to U S women married to foreigners and to cases like Isadora Duncan, prompting immigration concerns about injustice and dual loyalties.
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F. G. Orr
Washington
B. EB Hale
Fraus
United States
Isadora Duncan
Speed Governors Suggested To Cut Down Accidents
Washington officials report most auto accidents stem from speeding. The post office department plans to fit mail trucks with speed governors set to city speed limits. If exceeded, the carburetor floods and the truck stops. officials propose applying the measure to all cars and allowing cities to require such devices by ordinance.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Post Office
Norwegians Open Hospital January Seventh
The Norwegian Hospital association announces the opening ceremony of the Lakeview Hospital renamed as the Norwegian hospital at Woodland Park Avenue and 36th Street on January 7. Speeches music and general festivities will mark the endowment hospital’s debut.
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Norwegian Hospital
Woodland Park Ave
36Th St
Lakeview Hospital
Norwegian Hospital Association
Professor to Sail for Orient on President McKinley
Dr. H. H. Gowen, professor of Oriental languages at the University of Washington, will sail aboard the Admiral liner President McKinley for nine months to tour Japan and China. He is sent by the Institute of International Education funded by the Carnegie Foundation to improve relations between the Orient and Occident.
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H. H. Gowen
Ao of
Washington
President McKinley
Japan
China
Gowen
Institute of International Education
Carnegie Foundation
Plan urged: burn porch lights to deter criminals
Chief Severyns told Mayor Brown on Wednesday of a city plan to have residents burn porch lights at night. The proposal, originated by Capt. J. T. Mason, aims to reduce highwaymen and house prowlers by making streets more visible.
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Severyns
Brown
J. T. Mason
Love Wins Bride Alexandra Checkley and Richard H Checkley
Hon Alexandra Checkley daughter of Viscount Knollys and god daughter of Queen Mother Alexandra marries Richard H Checkley a London tobacco clerk. They met during wartime service in France where she served as a nurse.
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Orient
Alexandra
Checkley
Knollys
Richard
H. Checkley
Lon
Don Tobacco Store
France
Ering
Lincoln
Nucoa
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