Japan ready for naval arms talks says new ambassador
Baron Hayashi, Japan's new ambassador to Great Britain, says Japan is ready to join a conference on naval armament limits. He notes Japan's buildup is defensive and warns against a big-power arms race, urging business leaders to influence any agreement and warning against Bolshevism. He condemns Bolshevik influence and stresses Japan's responsible government and potential role as a stabilizing partner.
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United States
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Russia
Navy personnel reduction would hurt fleet and efficiency
Secretary Daniels said cutting Navy personnel now would impair efficiency and force several ships off active duty. He refuted Representative Patrick Kelly's 100,000 target, noting current levels around 129,000 and his recommendation to raise to 144,000 to maintain strength.
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Rednefian
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Daniels
Patrick Kelly
Michigan
Kelly
House Naval Affairs Committee
Marion
Harding
Disabled veterans seek U S aid
More than 3 000 World War veterans joined in resolutions to be sent to Washington seeking government coverage of training period premiums on war risk insurance and federal payment of sickness expenses not from duty, plus restoration of quartermasters supply purchases. A Washington branch was formed and A C Miller of Seattle elected president.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Quartermasters’ Department
Association
A. C. Miller
Seattle
Grocers urged to push canned salmon from Seattle docks
The Association of Pacific Fisheries urges grocers to move 2,000,000 cases of canned pink and chum salmon stored in Seattle. It warns that failure to keep the supply moving could ruin the salmon industry, costing Seattle businesses about 93,000 dollars monthly in insurance and storage and lowering yearly tax revenue by over 256,000 dollars.
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Association of Pacific Fisheries
Seattle
Robbery at First Hull pharmacy on Ninth Ave
A lone masked bandit drew a gun at 8:20 p.m. Wednesday in First Hull pharmacy at Ninth Ave and Madison, demanding the day’s receipts from Walter Hinman. A nearby hotel manager and mill worker chased toward Ninth Ave as the robber fled, taking about $150. This marks the drug store’s second hold up in recent months.
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Ninth Ave
Madison
Walter Hinman
Assembly Hotel
Rudolph Mittel
J. T. Leau
Miles Man
Hinman
Boyns Named C C President Nominees For Board
Nominating committee named by Hedges presents candidates for president two vice presidents and seven trustees. Rh S Boyns is proposed for president with Blaine and Walter Nettleton as first and second vice presidents. Trustees listed include G Anderson I Bele G Black T Davies N Eckstein and others with four incumbents up for reelection. Election set for January 15 1971 with petitions due within ten days. an independent note adds 70 553 American soldiers were gashed in World War I with 1221 deaths.
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Br. G. Anderson
Ira W. Bele
George C. Black
Thomas A. Davies
Nathan Eckstein
A. 8. Eldridge
A. G. M. Fraser
J. H. Fox
Gerald Frink
Fred W. Graham
J. T. Hardeman
J. T. Heffernan
Otto F. Kegel
BE. J. Matthews
J. T. McVay
Clark Nettleton
George C. Pratt
Chester EB. Roberta
John Ryan
le Roy Saunders
Wm. EB. Sanders
J. W. Spangler
P. BE. Watt
Joseph Blethen
A. F. Haines
C. J. Smith
David Whitcomb
Japanese Billionaire Gifts Germany Two Million Marks for Science
A Japanese billionaire recently donated two million marks to the German government to promote scientific research. The award underscores cross national support for innovation and Germany’s emphasis on research funding.
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Germany
Explorer Mrs. Charlotte Cameron Seeks Record Miles
Mrs. Charlotte Cameron, a British woman explorer, claims to have traveled 300000 miles across Europe Asia Africa and the Americas. Decorated by the British government for wartime secret reports she is now en route to Australia.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
South
America
Australia
11 000 Hungry Tots Ask Help For European Relief
Local Beattie residents urged to donate to the European Relief committee led by M. F. Backus and Herbert Hoover to raise funds for 3 300 000 starving European children. Seattle and King county targets include 15 000 children. only about 4 000 have been helped so far.
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European Relief Committee
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National Bank of Commerce
King County
JL. H. Burnett
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Seattle
Burnett
D Annunzio Threatens and Miami Surrender Nears
In Rome on December 10 1930 reports describe heavy casualties in Fierce fighting surrounding Fiume with 80 killed including two women fighters and 200 wounded. D Annunzio vows to defend, hails his iron head and accuses government of murder while negotiations push toward surrender and Rapallo treaty recognition.
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d'Annunsio
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Ferrari
d'Annunale
Rapallo
E. B. Fish to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
E B Fish a former union machinist turned labor movement critic will address the Chamber of Commerce at the Masonic club Friday noon. His talk titled Some Constructive Aspect relates to Brade’s Mining Congress and the gold bonus measure. He will compare effects of the McFadden bill on Alaska mining and regional recovery. Burnett notes statewide reports from Seattle Spokane and Tacoma show progress with funding.
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Fish
Chautauqua
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
Brade
McFadden
United States
Territories
Alaska
Segttic
Radio Operator on Trial for Murder in California Court
In California in Judge Malcolm Glenn's court Jarry J Stevens wanted Jamen Anderson a Goat Island radio operator and Lillian Stevens married because his wife was jealous of the girl Mrs Julia Graybill of Oakland testified. Anderson is tried for murdering Stevens foster father of the girl he married. Yesterday Andersons attorney said he would prove Stevens betrayed the girl and that knowledge drove Anderson to mental derangement and the killing. Italy encourages peat use over coal.
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Cal
Stevens
Jamen Anderson
Goat Island
Lillian Stevens
Julia Graybill
Oakland
Malcolm Glenn
Anderson
Father offers sentence to save son in embezzlement case
In Grand Rapids Michigan 20 the aged father of Fred W French a confessed bank embezzler offered to take his son's sentence He pleaded with Superior Judge Dunham to be allowed to receive the punishment The judge refused and French was sentenced to a term from 40 to 20 years with the court recommending the maximum.
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Fred W. French
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French
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Wrench
Chicago Plans Action To Alleviate Unemployment
Chicago moves to form a commission of five aldermen and 15 appointees to study unemployment as 100000 to 120000 men face job loss or intermittent work following a city aldermen resolution empowering Mayor Thompson to appoint the body.
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Thompson
Funeral services for Nina F. Jones at Bonney Watson Chapel
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Bonney Watson Chapel for Nina F. Jones who died Tuesday at her home 963 Summit Ave. Burial followed at Lakeview Cemetery.
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Bonney Watson
Nina F. Jones
Summit Ave
Lakeview
Tech Club of Puget Sound reelects officers at final banquet
Edward G. Manson serves as president and Russell H. White is re elected secretary treasurer at the final banquet of the Tech club of Puget Sound. The club is part of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Alumni Association member clubs.
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Russell H. White
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Puget Sound
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Thechusetts Institute of Tech Alumni Association
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