Three More Chinese Taken as Suspects
Seattle police arrested three Chinese men named Ah Lee Tom Wah and Wong Wing after train arrivals linking them to the Seat tle Portland Tong war clashes. Five suspects are held in the killing of Harry Wong outside the Milwaukee hotel on King Street at 3 90 am Saturday. Lee Hong a laborer linked to Hillie Louie and Doug Fook was arrested Monday and questioned by Captain Tennant Tuesday.
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Seattle
Portland
Ah Lee
Tom Wah
Wong Wing
Harry Wong
Milwaukee
Lee Hong
Hillie Louie
Doug Fook
King At
Tennant
Gerard Party to Visit in Paris
Berne Feb 13 Ambassador Gerard and his party completed plans for the next step in their trip home They will leave Herne Thursday for Paris and remain there until time to connect with a Spanish liner from Barcelona after the 20th Swiss officials extend every courtesy and aid to the American envoy
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Berne
Gerard
Herne
Paria
Barcelona
German official-like journalist may be expelled
Washington reports say Dr Geo Harthleme German newspaper correspondent is regarded as a German official by the state department and is unwelcome. He allegedly inspired a peace negotiation feeler that Wilson rejected. Officials would like him to return to Germany with the German ambassador. He has not accepted a proposed safe conduct.
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Washington
State Department
Geo Harthleme
Harthleme
Wilson
Cologne
Germany
Rear Admiral Georg B. Ide Dies in New York at 71
Retired U S Navy rear admiral Georg B Ide died in New York City Monday at age 71. He served in the U S Navy and held senior command posts during his career. The obituary notes his death occurred in New York and lists his longtime rank and status.
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Georg B. Ide
New York City
Hindenburg Expects to Win War Before U S Entry
Berne Switzerland Feb 13 Germany’s leaders, including Field Marshal Von Hindenburg, expect victory before American entry, citing unlimited submarine warfare and French coal shortages. Berlin canceled February officer leave as eager war plans advance. Austria-Hungary joins Germany in responsibility for submarine action.
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Carl W. Ackerman
United Press
Berne
Switzerland
Germany
America
von Hindenburg
Gerard
Berlin
France
AustroHuungary
Emperor Carl
Kaiser Wilhelm
Austria
Germany must let Americans leave
The N Y times report says demands for the release of the American prisoners of the Yarrowdale will be made today. Washington notes Germany detains the prisoners over lack of information on German treatment. The issue ties to German ships and crew safety and President Wilson may decide on armament for merchant vessels soon.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Washington
U. S
Ameican
Germany
Gerard
Officelal
State Department
Baker
Yarrowdale
Wilson
Germans Back War Policy Despite Internal Divisions
A German bloc of industrial leaders pressed for unlimited submarine warfare, swaying officials like Von Laden dorff and aligning with liberal and socialist factions. The Kaiser's circle, the peace bid, and Turkey’s fear of Entente responses kept Germany resolute, while Zeppelin activity loomed over Berlin.
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von Ladendorff
America
Zimmerman
German Great Headquarters
Minaster
von Helfferch
Count von Roedern
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Reichstag
Germany
Wilson
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Bulgaria
von Hindenburg
No Quinine Cold Cure Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for cold symptoms. It claims three doses taken bi hourly clear nasal passages, halt discharge, relieve headache fever throat and sneezing, and costs 26 cents at drug stores.
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Pape
Grippe
Railroads curb shipments as submarine embargo bites Western lines
Western trunk lines report unprecedented freight car congestion in Chicago and western terminals as Eastern railroads refuse shipments east of Chicago. Shippers face storage bottlenecks with 19,000 cars tied up in Chicago yards and thousands more held across Indiana and Pennsylvania.
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Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Kansas City
St. Louis
Seaboard
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
H. E. Byron
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Strike Threat Looms as Portland Workers Walk Out
Feb 13 Portland reports a strike threat as workers at the Portland Boiler factory announce they will walk out before night in solidarity with boilermakers blacksmiths and mechanics at Columbia Engineering Works.
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Portland
The
Metal Trades Council
Columbia Engineering Works
Russian Finance Mission Tours United States Population
Nineteen members of the Russian ministry of finance arrived in San Francisco on Monday to conduct a survey of the Russian population in the United States.
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Ministry of Finance
San Francisco
United States
Woman struck by motorcycle near Pioneer Place
Mrs. Florence Wood of 510 Broadway Was injured after dodging a motor truck at Pioneer Place and James Street. She was taken to City Hospital where wounds were dressed. The motorcycle was ridden by Charles Byxbee of 1634 Palmer Avenue.
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Pioneer Place
James St
Florence Wood
Broadway
Charles Byxbee
Palmer Ave
City Hospital
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Pure Blood Benefits
The ad asserts pure blood strengthens bones muscles and organs and treats scrofula and other humors. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood and cures tiredness, catarrh, rheumatism, dyspepsia, and loss of appetite, urging readers to buy today.
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Hood
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