Three Free Spirits Clash With New England Conformity
Special Correspondence from East Alstead New Hampshire describes Mrs Margaret Chase her partner and her husband living in a trio that shocks the village. The piece links a fallout in New York where Mary Ware Dennett divorce and Hartley Dennett reform ideas weigh on the Chase circle.
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East Alstead
N. H
Margaret Chase
East Aistead
New England
Chase Home
Mount Plato
New York
Mary Ware Dennett
Chase
Hartley
Kansas bill targets women's appearance in public
Topeka February 11 unfolds a controversial measure by Mr McGinnis in the lower house. The bill would make it a misdemeanor for women to wear false hair bleach their hair use cosmetics or other beautifying agencies to create a fatal impression. It would also forbid piercing ears or wearing earrings at parties or in any public place.
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Topeka
Kan
Dunkirk
Channel
England
Belgium
North Sea
Yser
Detective Hoovens
Deadwood
Seattle
Referendum Blocked in Legislature Amid Political Schemes
In Olympia on February 11 the Senate approved an emergency clause 29 to 12 on the McArdle land board bill to bar a referendum. The measure, part of Republican political maneuvers against Gov. Lister, drew criticism from Senator Landon and others as unconstitutional. The House quickly concurred. The same session tied an emergency fraud to the Renick bill restricting municipal borrowing. The Seattle delegation mostly opposed both moves. The tug Chickamauga, built for the Pacific Towboat Co, was launched yesterday. It floats elegantly.
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Olympia
State Senate
McArdie Land Board
Senate
House
Lister
Brown
Landon
Hutchinson
Senator White
Hebel
Burton
Davis
Flummerfelt
McMillan
McGuire
Weatherford
Wende
White
Murphine and
Lane
Seattle
King’ County
Rep
Hastings
Gossip and local asides churn in Seattle columns
A column mixes city chatter about the Arctic club ball roughness fears, anti Kaiser debates with John Boyd, Susan B Anthony events, phoney ten dollar bills, dog obsession, Parson Sydney Strong remarks, and jokes about Marion Downey and Abe Lincoln. It notes civic groups, a store demo by Mrs Hickey, and a tariff debate upcoming.
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Herb Schoenfeld
Hugh Caldwell
Chet Roberta
Herb
Lomb
Adolph Hepp
Stewart & Holmes
John Boyd
Seventh
Union
Susan B. Anthony
Seattle
Suffrage Club
Trevor Kincaid
University
Cornell
Northwest
Cap” Foster
Secret Service Bureau
Uncle Sam
al Dale
Kenny Beaton
Sydney Strong
Sid
A. S
Coeds Allegedly Dissect Cadaver On University Campus
The University of Washington Daily reports an anatomy class dissection of a recently deceased Georgetown pauper in a back campus shop. Neighbors complained of a foul odor as three male students nearby were distressed. university officials say the article is not correct in all particulars and could not be reached for comment.
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U. of W. Daily
Georgetown
Science Hall
Dean Frye
Escience Department
Landes
Stevens
EF. Victor Smith
Smith
Pacini Corrects Murder Charge in Court
During the indictment reading in Portland on February 11 Dominico Pacini interrupted Judge Davis to say he used a razor and a revolver not a knife in the killing of Mrs. Olimbia Palermini on November 7.
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Portland
Ore
Dominico Pacini
Olimbia Palermini
Davis
Fire destroys home in Alaska Avenue residence
Fire broke out at 1 05 a m in the home of Fred Violet 3113 Alaska avenue causing $100 damage. Origin unknown. Firemen battled the blaze through the night. No injuries reported.
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Fred Violet
Alaska Ave
Jailer Delivers War Message From Dunkirk to His Wife
Jailer Theodore Hoorens escorts an American prisoner from Dunkirk to Calais while reporting on the bombardment and civilian grief in the siege town. He notes 52 wounded and multiple funerals as German air raids continue amid civilians defying shelter orders. The writer describes Dunkirk’s shelling, evacuations, and nearby Belgian frontier danger.
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Jailer
Deadwood,s. D
Shepherd
Dunkirk
France
New York
Calais
Theodore Hoorens
Seattle
Secret Service
Deadwood
South Dakota
Hoorens
Hoovens
Cargo of U.S. ship seized by England
The American steamer Wilhelmina bound for Germany had its cargo of foodstuffs seized by British authorities in Falmouth. The ship was moved to a dock for unloading while a prize court determines final disposition of the cargo. The ship itself may sail after unloading, with owners expected to claim cargo cannot be seized since it left the U.S. before Germany's food seizure announcement.
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Falmouth
Eng
Germany
U. S
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Dennett
Harvard
H. Lincoln Chase
Brook
Dr. Chase
Chickamauga
Pacific Towboat Co
Sons of the American Revolution
Idincoln Hotel
Abe Lincoln
Europe
William G. Shepherd
Tocsin
U.S
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