Clever escape saves Villa spy from Juarez firing squad
Leopold Galeviz, a naturalized Mexican, evades death by crossing the border into the United States after offering information on Villa caches. He is detained by Carranza officers as a traitor, then released when he proves American citizenship at the border immigration station.
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EL Paso
Tex
Leopold Galeviz
Juarez
Villa
Sunness
Galeviz
Carranza
Rio Grande
Texas
New Mexico
Georgia National Guard Border Patrol
Joseph Avans
Examinations Abolished For U W Seniors In LA
The general faculty at the state university voted Tuesday to drop senior exams in the college of liberal arts. The decision ends weeks of bitter debate among faculty and students. Capt. H. B. Joyce, retired Seattle maritime officer, died Monday en route to Washington, D C, with his body removed from the O W train at Hood River for shipment to Seattle.
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College of Liberal Arts
State University
H. B. Joyce
Mariner of
Seattle
Washington, D.C
O-W
Hoot River
Devil walloped in Old New York campaign
In New York on February 13 the Billy Sunday preliminaries began with a preacher noting widespread prayer meetings in Gotham. Cottage prayer meetings will be held twice weekly on all blocks until Sunday April 1 as the campaign starts.
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New York
Broadway
Gotham
Freezone corn remedy claims quick painless removal
Cinernati authority promotes freezone as a drying ether that stops toe soreness instantly and makes corn lift out without pain. A quarter ounce costs little and removes hard or soft corns and calluses, as heels rise in popularity.
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Cinernati Authority
Meat Eaters Backache Warns From Uric Acid Link
Meat lovers often suffer backache and rheumatic pains from high uric acid levels produced by nitrogen rich foods. Heavy outdoor work and exercise are advised, and when kidneys falter, Dean's Kidney Pills are recommended, with Seattle conductor W L Baker cited as a user who found relief after a dull backache, headaches, and irregular kidney action.
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Bright
Dean
Seattle
Canadians Rehearse Battle Before Arras Assault
Canadian troops conducted a large scale rehearsal behind their lines in snow to practice a daylight assault on German trenches near Arras. The exercise included a detailed enemy defense map and assigned roles for each man as they prepared to raid dugouts and silenced trenches amid barrage smoke.
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William Philip Sims
United Press
Mall
Arras
No-Man's Land
Tokio Grows Fast New Census Shows
Tokio's population has risen from 2,050,126 to 2,288,763 in three years, per a new census. The city ranks among the world's largest population centers and covers extensive ground with two story homes due to earthquakes prohibiting flats and skyscrapers.
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Tokio
Japan
Thief Active in Queen Anne Burglaries
Police reported several burglaries in the Queen Anne district on Tuesday. Frank Wolff at 2104 Fourth Ave West said his home was entered Sunday evening with jewelry and money taken. Mrs R R Case at 2102 Third Ave West reported a crescent brooch stolen. Mrs George Danks at 2124 Queen Anne Ave said her house was ransacked but nothing was missing.
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Queen Anne
Frank Wolff
Fourth Ave. W
Mra. R. R. Case
Third Ave. W
George Danks
Queen Anne Ave
Suspected Thomas as Middle Name Revealed
Friends of Arthur T. Neilson, Northwest manager for the Simmons Red Co., report his middle name may be Thomiz after discovering a name variant.
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Arthur T. Neilson
Northwest
The
Simmons Red Co
Thomiz
Robey G. Panta Seeks Seat In City Council Race
Rainier Valley candidate Robey G. Panta, editor of the South End News and longtime Seattle resident, aims for a city father role. He touts home rule and utility development, favors county city consolidation, and has opposed rapid pension expansion and a public utilities ax-smasher stance. He lives with his parents at 716 Borewave and has a wife and two children.
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Robey G. Panta
Couneilmante
Jim Jefferies
Robey
Rainier Valley
Beacon Hill
West Seattle
Duwamish Valley
South End
Hanta
Plains of Kansas
University of Kansas
Seattle
Rainier
Paign
Kelley
Borewave
Lake Burien
Division
U S May Open Ports to Allies Warships
Senator Saulsbury proposed a resolution to lift neutrality bars and allow allied warships into U S ports without a formal declaration of war. The plan, backed by President Wilson, would let belligerents access U S harbors during war if the president proclaims a proper occasion. The resolution goes to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Saulsbury
United States
Wilson
U. S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Broadway Faces Ballari and Queen Anne Lincoln in League Games
Broadway meets Ballari and Queen Anne Lincoln this afternoon in high school basketball. The Broadway squad has cooled since its early season form.
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Broadway
Ballari
Queen Anne Lincoln
End Cough With Old Home Remedy Pinex Mixture
Thousands with chronic bronchial coughs report quick relief using a home mix of 2% ounces Pinex and sugar syrup. The remedy loosens phlegm, soothes throat membranes, and aids breathing for colds, bronchitis, croup, whooping cough, and asthma with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Epworth League Plans Seattle District Convention
Twenty Epworth League representatives from Seattle division met at the YWCA cafeteria to discuss plans for the annual district convention to be held here in May. Volney F. Evers, district president, presided.
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Seattle
Epworth League
Volney F. Evers
Confessions of a Wife and a Theatre Heartbreak
Paula Newton endures a painful night of performance and emotional tension with Earnest Lawton as she contends with past loves, the stage, and the lure of a possible bright future. The scene unfolds at Bellevue where she dines after a long day, reflecting on Mary Madden and the stark gulf between lovers, while a curious audience flirts with her future.
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Bellevue
Earnest Lawton
Paula
Mary Madden
Earnest
Margie
Jim
Knce
Vassar
Paula Newton
Ruth
Minister Ralph Smith Dies After Short Illness
Ralph Smith minister of finance in the present provincial ministry died Monday at his home in Victoria British Columbia after a brief illness.
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Ralph Smith
Victoria
B. C
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