Five Women Taken In Raid By Deputies At Early Hour
Deputy sheriffs Malone Brewer Campbell raided three alleged brothels on orders from Prosecutor Lundin. Collins Edwards Mona Grace were arrested at 506 Sixth Ave S Grace at 107 Marion L and Katie Da Via at 712 Seventh Ave. Ball set at 500 for most. Mona Edwards released on 25 bond. Grace Carroll posted 500. Remaining detainees awaited bond.
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Lundin
Smart
Mate
Collins
Edwards
Sixth Ave. S. Grace
Marion L
Katie
Seventh Ave
Mona Edwards
Banda
Grace Carroll
Ball
Engineers Debate Port Dock Plans at Chamber Meeting
Capt. A. C. Powell designer of the Bell street warehouse built by the port commission and ten other members of the Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers argued until midnight Thursday over the building’s construction. Arguments will be continued at a future meeting.
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Bell St
Port Commission
Pacific Northwest Society of Engineers
Chamber of Commerce
Lots of trouble to sell gallows in Dauphin County
In Harrisburg on February 11 a colored kindling wood dealer bought the old gallows for 50 cents after Dauphin County failed to dispose of the device. The gallows had been rendered obsolete by Pennsylvania adopting electrocution for capital punishment.
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Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
Directors Rename Condensed Milk Firm to Carnation Milk
Directors of the Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co have changed the name to Carnation Milk Products Co and they will probably enlarge their line of cows milk products.
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Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co
Carnation Milk Products Co
Teutonic warning on arming merchant ships sparks U S tensions
London reports officials foresee grave issues akin to the Lusitania in response to Germany and Austria announcing plans to attack armed merchantmen. Entente powers deny arming ships for defense, while U S policy may shift if submarines strike armed allied liners with American passengers. Newspapers label Germany’s moves a new piracy campaign and warn of a renewed German American dispute.
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London
Lusitania
United States
America
United States Will Not Protest Teutonic Torpedo Plan
Washington reports the United States will not protest Germany’s plan to torpedo armed merchantmen. The administration plans to warn Americans against traveling on armed belligerent ships, citing a formal suggestion to allies about conditions now absent that previously justified arming merchant ships.
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Washington
United States
Tiz Promises Relief for Tired Feet in 25 Cent Box
A playful ad claims Tiz soothes sore feet and banishes corns blisters and bunions. It promises restful comfort after long wear and encourages buying a 25 cent box at any druggist or department store for a full year of foot relief.
Political Buzz in Washington and National Circles
Spring chatter swirls around President Wilson Col Roosevelt and Justice Hughes as White House Oyster Bay and the Supreme Court drive the talk. Hughes denies a 1920 GOP bid while Slemp hints at Hughes and Hitchcock discussions. Nebraska's Charles Ryan enters the scene with Bryan backing Wilson's renomination amid preparedness debates.
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Hitghes
Nebraska
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Lincoln
Wm. J. Bryan
Local News Highlights From City and Nation
Mrs S A Hunsicker policewoman injured by door in Maryland Dairy lunch shop. City librarian seeks Fourth Ave library entrance comfort station at $23000. Engineers club luncheon held at Arctic club. San Francisco arrests total twenty seven whites and Chinese conspiring to smuggle Chinese. Wife of Col Kuhn American attache dies in Washington. Kitsap Republican club Lincoln day banquet in Bremerton with Mayor Gill speaking. John Day River bridge near Cottonwood Ore destroyed by flood. Canadian surgeon reports 17 German submarines caught in nets near New York. National Association of Merchant Tailors notes ideal American man at 5 feet 6 inches. Elks club buildings at Fort Dodge burn. twenty rescued.
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Maryland
Third Ave
New Comfort
Fourth Ave
Engineers’ Club
Arctic Club
San Francisco
Col. Kuhn
Berlin
Washington, DC
Kitsap County
Republican Club
Bremerton
Gill
Seattle
Cottonwood
Ore
New York
National Association of Merchant Tailors
St. Louis
Elks’ Club
Fort Dodgela
Bride Honeymoon Ends With Train Ride Bumpers
Chicago police capture Mrs Harold Nolan after a post wedding honeymoon ride by train from San Francisco to Chicago ends with a stunt on the bumpers. The couple had just completed their unusual journey when officers intervened.
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Chicago
Harold Nolan
San Francisco
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