Bisbee Deportation Trials Open in Tombstone
In Tombstone Arizona Judge Sam L. Pattee opened the Bisbee deportation trials with a 200-defendant jury panel. Many jurors sought excusal. separate trials may be demanded. Indicted include N C Bledsoe C W Allen J J Owen J K B Brophy R A Clampitt H H Dowell Jake Erickson Tom Kagan L L Gilman John C Greenway Walter Hubbard J A Campton Fred McKinner Miles Merrill Mose Newman Robert Rea C W Ruth John Stefer Lem Shattuck BE Torrea and the Phelps Dodge firm. Maximum penalties span imprisonment to fines. Prosecution led by Bob French.
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M. D. Tracy
United Preas
Tombstone
Ariz
Patter
Arizona
Bes Thant
N. C. Bledsoe
Calumet Mining Co
C. W. Allen
Blebee
Pearcy Dowden
Douglas
Lem Shattuck
BE. A. Torrea
Packer
Bisbee
Phelips-Dodge Company
Sam L. Pattee
Pima County
Bob French
New Mexico
Coast Dry Chief Comes This Week
W A Kelly of San Francisco in charge of federal prohibition enforcement on the Pacific Coast will arrive here early this week. Appointments of deputies on McDonald staff will be made on the Coast chief arrival, per word to Donald A McDonald prohibition director for Washington.
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W. A. Kelly
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Donald A McDonald
Washington
McDonald
Vision of the Blue Crusaders pageant at Masonic temple
The Vision of the Blue Crusaders a pageant of womanhood will be presented by the Young Women’s Christian Association at the Masonic temple Harvard avenue and Pine street Monday night. Women prominent in business and art will act the roles.
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Blue Crusaders
Masonic Temple
Harvard Ave
Pine St
Young Women's Christian Association
Danderine Promises Hair Beauty and Strength
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair tonic that will add long thick lustrous hair, restore vitality and color, refresh the scalp, and reduce dandruff. It urges readers to buy a 36-cent bottle at drug or toilet counters to boost hair life and fullness.
W W members found guilty in Pierce county trial
The 36 I W W defendants were convicted by a six man six woman jury after 59 hours deliberation in Tacoma Washington. Judge Fletcher will consider motions for arrest of judgment and a new trial. Conviction targets the I W W as an organization rather than individuals. The sentence may be 1000 dollar fines and one to five years in state penitentiary at Walla Walla.
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Tacoma
John D. Fletcher
Ralph
Pierce
Walla Walla
I. W. W. Ism
Pierce County
William D. Askren
Motorcycle and Car Crash at 12th and Alder
Clarence Boyle of 915 North 75th reported his automobile collided with a motorcycle at 12th Avenue and Alder Street. The rider was thrown to the pavement and suffered a deep cut in the leg. The rider’s name was not obtained.
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Clarence Boyle
N. 75Th At
12Th Ave
Alder At
Brief wire items report diverse world events
Academy of Sciences seeks signaling methods to contact other planets. In Syracuse J H Lowell urges longer work day. Everett auto theft case exhibit from county jail. Juneau John McBride seeks Republican National Committee man bid. Everett C R Roa reinstated as Monroe reformatory head. Everett Securities National Bank plans May 1 opening. Sheriff McCulloch seized 16000 in stamps. Yakima two stolen liquor making apparatus captured. Puyallup W H Paulhamus re-elected president Western Washington Fair. Sandon admiral Kotchak trial formed by Irkutsk soviet. Chicago Mia R S Folsom clubwoman recovering from bullet wound. Vevel France Prince Christopher of Greece and Mrs Leeds married. Santiago Chile ministry resigns.
Propaganda and tension over Mexico policy blamed on interests
The piece argues that U S officials, firms in Mexico, and old interests push hostile coverage to fuel militant dissatisfaction with Mexico. It highlights the Senate committee led by Senator Fall and Ambassador Fletcher as key influencers shaping a climate of distrust and calls for public anger to be directed toward confrontation.
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Mexico
United States
Senate
Albert N. Fall
Fletcher
America
Pageant Aims to Boost Episcopal Campaign Funds
A pageant titled Builders of the City of God was staged in S J Marks Church chancel to promote a nationwide church fund drive. One day of canvassing yielded pledges over 21000 dollars. Newark New Jersey February 2 A fire in a tenement killed a mother her four children and two men.
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Episcopal Church
S J. Mark
Newark
WN. J
Scarcity of Change Hits Mexico by Dr. J. A. Watts
Mexico shifts to a wholly metallic money base as paper currencies falter amid revolutionary issues before Carranza. Native gold and silver supply coins above ten centavos, but mint shortages persist, enabling money changers to exploit the shortage.
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Mexico
J. A. Watts
Ban Antonio
Carranza
Republic
Mystery man Caldwell Harris identified for brain operation
The case centers on J C Caldwell also known as John P Harris of St Paul, awaiting transfer to Mayo brothers for brain surgery to restore memory and prove identity. Masonic support and local identifications by M T Sayer and J H King surround the plan amid mixed reports of Harria's missing status and a wife in St Paul claiming him as her husband. A note shifts to currency and travel topics briefly, then mentions a telegraph cable project from Rio to Cuba.
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Z. C.R
J. C. Caldwell
Dickinson
N. D
John P. Harris
St. Paul
Mayo Brothers
Masonic Lodge
Harria
Gately Supply Company
Duluth
M. T. Sayer
Minneapolis
J.C. RR
Harris
J. H. King
Northern Pacific
Recover Loot Nab Suspects After Central Cafe Robbery
Police recover a $454.87 bag of loot buried by a suspect and chase a robber who fled with a bag past the O W depot. Louis Cotten and EB. 8 Jones were arrested amid robbery connections as investigators believe a third robber buried the money to share later. Stenographers in Hong Kong are charging $7 gold per hour.
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Central Cafe
Fred Ivey
O W
Louis Cotten
Jones
Ivey
Sixth Ave
King
W. D. Wilkins
Hong Kong
Vision of the Blue Crusaders pageant at Masonic Temple
Tonight at 8 pm the Masonic Temple hosts The Vision of the Blue Crusaders under W.CLA auspices with Mayor Fitzgerald addressing his Committee of Twenty five. A public meeting at We-Woog's hall in Ballard follows at 4 pm with Mayor Witzgerald speaking. Seattle Choral Society plans a reception at Trinity Lutheran Church and music enthusiasts are invited. Hugh Caldwell speaks at Magnolia Improvement club.
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Masonic Temple
Vision of the Blue Crusaders
W.cla
Noote Tuther
Fitzgerald
Ballard
Witzgerald
Trinity Lutheran Church
11Th and Olive
Seattle Choral Society
45Th Ave
Hugh Caldwell
Magnolia Improvement
Municipal club events and talks at Jefferson Park and Green Lake
City council chambers host annual Jeffer son Park golf club meeting at noon with municipal league candidates. Masonic club dinner supports Northwest Aero club. Mayor Fitzgerald speaks at Bagley school and Green Lake groups. Major Caldwell discusses Berlin experiences at Rainier Post 21. Carpenters' Hall hosts Col. Lamping and others.
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Po Me
Jefferson Park
Mewes
Municipal League
Masonic Cab
Northwest Aero Club
P. m—Bagley
Pitegerald
West Green Lake
Hugh Caldwell
Green Lake Improvement
Burglar Leaves Shoes at Wallingford Factory
Police seek a burglar who stole several new pairs from the Zimmerman Degen factory on Wallingford and Ewing Street early Sunday, leaving his own worn boys shoes as a clue.
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Zimmerman Degen
Wallingford Ave
Ewing *T
Denikin Forces Flee to Rumanians After Odessa Fall
Rome Feb 2 Ukrainian press in Vienna reports Gen Denikin's remnants fled from Odessa after its capture by Ukrainians and were disarmed in Romania according to dispatches received here.
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Rome
Denikin
Odessa
Rumania
Vienna
Hotel Bandits Escape In Auto
Two armed men robbed the Motel at 146 and escaped in a car early morning. Night clerk A. I. Honey heard them enter and demand money. They forced the clerk to unlock the safe and took about 9081 dollars in checks and cash. Police sought descriptions of the nervous bandits as dawn approached.
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Matinon
A. I
Roney
Dia
Arizona Calls Special Session for Woman Suffrage Ratification
Campbell issues call for a special legislative session in Phoenix on February 12 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. No other subjects are listed on the agenda.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Tadiey
Campbell
Soviet Withdraws Peace Proposals From Poland
Washington reports unofficial advices that Soviet Russia has withdrawn the peace proposals submitted recently to Poland. The note, circulated to the state department, indicates a change in diplomacy and raises questions about postwar settlement plans.
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Washington
Poland
Russia
State Department
Houston Opposes Further Loans to Europe
Washington reports that Secretary of the Treasury David F Houston agrees with his predecessor Cave Glass in opposing any more loans to Europe. The stance was confirmed as policy in a matter of official statements.
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Houston
Washington
David F Houston
Europe
Foamable glue wastes half a million in furniture trade
In a report on adhesive failures, the foamable glue used in furniture production led to widespread product waste valued at about a half million dollars, alarming manufacturers and prompting calls for stricter quality controls.
Free Dental Examination Offer From Graduate Dentist
A graduate registered dentist offers a free, no cost examination to determine if you need dental work and what it would involve. The service is available at any time for your own good and should be taken up.
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Paris
Academy of Sciences
Syracuse
N. Y
J. Lowell
National Grange
Everett
Juneau
John
McBride
C. R. Roa
Monroe Reformatory
Securities National Bank
McCulloch
SW. W
Yakima
Sandon
Admiral Kotchak
Irkutsk Soviet
Chicago
Mia R
Folsom
Vevel
France
Prince Christopher
Greece
W. B. Leeds
Santiago
Mayos
Rio de Janeiro
Cuba
NAB
Ruman
Boston Dental
Second Avenue
Bon Marche
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