Greeks Ready Major Offensive as King Ousted
Greek armies plan a sweeping attack with Mustafa Kemal's forces said to reach ten days. Turkish nationalists rush troops from back sectors while Greek officers, anti Constantinists, vow to restore former premier power. Intelligence puts kingless region forces at 25,500 while Kemalist loyalists total 10,000 with limited arms.
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R . Keb
Tandon
Viachopoulos de 2Im
Mustapha Kemal
Jine
Num
Big Churchman Due Wednesday in Seattle Visit
Dr. Herbert L. Willett of Chicago arrives Wednesday morning from Spokane to address ministers and laymen via the Seattle Federation. His theme is Church Cooperation in America. At noon he speaks to University of Washington students and at 6 pm attends a federation event at Plymouth Congregational.
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Herbert L. Willett
Chi
Spokane
Seattle
Willett
Chicago
Uni I of Washington
Church Federation
Plymouth Congregational
University of Was
Chicago Federation of
Council of Churches of In America
Mother Fights Her Children Over Ranch in White River Valley
In Judge Otis Brinker’s court J Vaut, 75, sues to claim ownership of a ranch and Thome in the White River valley. She battles her daughter in law Maud Vaut and Emory Vaut, who both reside on the disputed premises. The parties dispute title and occupancy with claims the son conveyed only a life right.
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Thome
White River Valley
J. Vaut
Emory and
Maud Vaut
Otis Brinker
Resolutions Seek English Only Publication Policy
Seattle No 18 American Legion calls for state legislation requiring any foreign language newspaper to print English translations in the same issue. Violations would be a misdemeanor with up to a $500 fine or six months in jail, or both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eng
Seattle
American Legion
Pro
University forester to lecture on Native Trees of Washington
Dean Hugo Winkenwer head of the forestry department at the university will lecture in the Chamber of Commerce assembly hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday on Native Trees of Washington.
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Hugo Winkenwer
University
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Hall
Washington
Husband Lets Wife One Light Globe in Divorce Case
In Los Angeles on February 8 a divorce witness, Mrs. Jack Shaingold, testified that after marriage her husband restricted her to a single electric light bulb, which she moved between rooms at night to navigate the house.
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Los Angeles
Jack Shaingold
Freedom for Mooney Stirs Labor Victory Prospect
The statement calls for Mooney’s release as a landmark victory for labor and a turning point for political prisoners. It asserts the move would wield a powerful impact on the status of detainees and labor rights nationwide.
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Mooney
Mooney Case Witness McDonald Key to Conviction
John McDonald testified he saw a man place a suitcase at Stuart and Market where the bomb exploded and identified Mooney as that man. District Attorney Brady signaled a possible new trial if the case was framed and pressed to bring MacDonald before the grand jury amid renewed calls for justice.
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San Francisco
John McDonald
Thomas Mooney
Mooney
McDonald
Stuart and Market Sts
Draper Hamit
Rolph
Hand
Mathew Firady
Brady
MacDonald
Hell
John MacDo
Duncan Matheson
Warren K. Billings
Matheson
Billings
Matthew Brady
Walsh
Dapper Alice Fergus Targets Pots and Homes in Seattle
Crime chronicle traces Alice Fergus alias Evans Riley 22 plus trades as Mrs Tipp, posing to steal money and rent houses. She stages ploys with checks to McClure grocery and H Colson, moves a piano and furnishes homes, while detectives untangle owners Price Rice Magnussen and Magnussen over
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Tipp
Plano
H. Colson
McClure
Nix
Alice
Weat & Wheeler
Phinney District
Fremont Ave
Martin Magnussen
E. C. Pvans
Magnussen
West & Wheelers
Fourth Ave
Yesterway
Public Safety Building
J. M. Price
Junction Realty Co
Alaska
F. H. Evans
Tenth Ave
46Th Ave
Kauffman Station
Green Lake
Alice Fergus
Evans
Riley
Price
Rice
Colson
Mrs. Tipp
Peete Seeks New Trial in Murder Case
Louise L. Peete faces life imprisonment for the murder of Jacob C. Denton. A motion for a new trial and a stay of execution were granted, postponing sentence to February 16 while arguments proceed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Louise L. Peete
Jacob C. Denton
Willis
Jury Awards Hayes $2500 Damages in Auto Accident Suit
A sealed verdict in Federal Judge Cushman's court found in favor of John Hayes against J. Bechler. The jury awarded Hayes $2500 for injuries from an automobile collision.
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Cushman
John Hayes Ve. J. Bechler
Hayes
Girl Bandit Robs Oil Co. In Late Evening Hold-Up
A girl about 18 with a young man accomplice held up a station at Fourth Ave and Lencrest, taking a Standard Oil Company money bag from collector T. H. Lacey. The pistol threat occurred through a rear window as the pair fled, with over $125 stolen.
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Fourth Ave
Lencrast
T. H. Lacey
Lacey
Fish Story Sparks Port Debate Over Halibut Dump
An excited Star caller claims frozen halibut is being loaded on a scow at Spokane Street to be dumped in the bay due to high storage charges. A port commission response says the fish will not be dumped there but taken up the Sound to be consumed.
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Bay
Spokane Street
Star
The
Port Commission
Mine leader may be jailed for strike order
Pittsburg Kansas February 8 Alexander Howat district president of the United Mine Workers faces jail for violating the permanent injunction against striking He admitted signing the order that led 200 miners to quit work He refused to plead guilty and said the court must decide the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kan
Alexander Howat
United Mine Workers of America
Curran
Howathad
Morrison Says Industry Court Is a Failure
AFL secretary Frank Morrison denounces the Kansas industrial court after a Pittsburg strike. About 200 miners quit under an order not to strike, Morrison says the incident proves compulsory arbitration fails and constitutional methods should be used to abolish the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas Industrial Court
Kansas
Morrison
Benefit Drive to End Tonight Raises Over $20000
Two benefit dances close the Beattie police officers relief drive. Art Hickman's 16 piece orchestra at the Hippodrome will aid the general fund with admission set at $1. All worker services donated keep all proceeds to the fund. A second Eagle lodge event supports Patrolman W. T. Angie's widow with a 60 cent admission in Eagle ball.
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Beattie
Art Hickman
Hippodrome
Seattle Aerie No. 1
Order of Eagles
W. T. Angie
Eagle Ball
Hibbard Oil Case Resumes Before Federal Judge Neterer
The George J. Hibbard case, continued from Friday, reopened Tuesday morning before Judge Neterer. Witnesses testified about business relations with the defendant and how they advanced funds and gave him power of attorney for locating oil and mineral claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Hibbard
Neterer
F. C. Reagan
United States District Attorney
Hibbard
Japanese Land Bill Up Today Sparks Hearings
At Olympia open hearings on a pro Japanese land bill drew charges that Japanese interests rack the measure. Representatives from Seattle pressed for delay but the committee voted to proceed. The session examined documentary evidence as witnesses opposed and supported the bill.
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Olympia
Joint Committees On Federal Relations
J. T. Jones
King
Jones
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Reginald Parsons
Chamber of Commerce of Beattie
Washington
California
Miller Freeman
George D. Mclintosh
United States Intelligence Department
Alice Lord
Waitresses’ Union
George B. Lamping
Seattle
Northwest
Haritish Columbia
J. W. Ringer
Bert Ross
Thomas F. Murphine
Mra Anna Colwell
Colwell
Senate to Seek Morrie Report on Jap Talks
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed to ask Secretary of State Colby to provide the Morrie report on conversations between Ambassador Morrie and Japan's Shidehara regarding California immigration and land rights. Senator Lodge was instructed to request the report informally for committee information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of
Colby
Morrie
Shidehara
Japan
California
Lodge
Johnson
Renate
Urges Secession in South Africa
Pretoria reports elections held across the Union of South Africa for the Senate and assembly. Opponent Gen Hertzog leads a faction advocating secession from the British Empire. Gen J C Smuts, the current premier, supports imperial unity and opposes secession.
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South Africa
Union of South Africa
Union Senate
Hertzog
Frankly
Inarma
Britain
J. C. Smuts
Bellevue Hospital Treats Over Ten Thousand Patients Annually
Bellevue Hospital in New York handles more than 10 000 patient visits each year. A separate note states last year 25000000 dollars worth of sweet potatoes rotted in storage instead of being consumed.
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Bellevue Hospital
New York
Franklin Alumni to Hold Homecoming Dinner Dance
Franklin high school alumni from all classes will attend a dinner and dance in the school lunch room on Wednesday night. The program committee is chaired by Mins Stose Giana. In San Francisco Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson 66 once Betsy Darling, musical comedy star, died in a home fire.
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Franklin High School
Mins Stose Giana
San Francisco
Wilaabeth Thompson
Betsy Darling
Dress and Aaron Ginghams Fabric Floor Notice
Fabric floor listing shows good quality dress and Aaron ginghams with lengths up to 10 yards and widths of 26 and 27 inches. Plaids and checks offered with 2,000 yards in stock. Third floor FABRIC FLOOR.
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Dress
Aaron Ginghams
Valentine Luncheon Sets at One Dollar Each
Luncheon sets offered at one dollar each alongside Valentine napkins priced at five cents per dozen and Valentine bonbon snappers ranging from one dollar fifty cents to two dollars fifty cents per dozen. Upper Main Floor at The Bon Marche.
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Iee
Valentine
BON Marche
Canned Goods Corner Brings Alaska Salmon and Sardines Deals
In the canned goods section Alaska Pink Salmon is offered at 2 cans for 21¢ and Sardines in olive oil 2 cans for 25¢. Domestic Sardines for Lent priced 8 cans for 21¢. Brick Codfish sold in 1 and 2 lb bricks with 2 lb bricks at 35¢ and 1 lb at 18¢. Delicatessen located on the Upper Main Floor.
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Alaska
Upper Main
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Children’s Department
Europe
Madison
19Th Ave
East Madison
Frances Hamm
Ilaon'a Modern Business College
Masonic Temple
M’donald Word
Ladies’ Home Journal
Peete
San Quentin
Girl Bandit
Industry Court
Chamber Commerce
Senate
Ioargain Valu
Pretoria
Franklin
Jersey
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