Greeks allege Turkish plan aims to destroy Greek populations
Special report recounts Greek accusations of systematic Turkish persecution in Asia Minor, detailing abolishing privileges, forced Islamization, deportations, and mass killings. It cites immense refugee exodus, village burnings, and claims 450,000 Greek deaths with troops targeted against Greek regions. Strong rhetoric about postwar borders and protection by international powers.
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Alaskan Native Accused in Deputy Marshals Killing
In JUNEAU Feb 14 searchers pursue Peter Jackson a native accused of killing Deputy U S Marshal D Calhoun of Craig after Calhoun arrested him Jackson reportedly opened fire during a bid for liberty Boats patrol shores to halt his escape
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Small Wonder She Wanted a Divorce
Spokane filed petition for freedom by Mrs. Mary Staley alleging husband abused her two weeks after marriage. She cites threats to disfigure with nitric acid, refuse to let her leave, threaten to kill, and past physical and verbal assaults on her and family.
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Woman Burned to Death Found in Ocean View Cottage
In San Francisco on February 14 an unidentified woman was found burned to death in the ruins of a cottage in Ocean View. The blaze was discovered early today and the body recovered from the ruins.
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Room rental at 804 Virginia man found dead
M F Rorabaugh, 52, entered and locked the room at 804 Virginia on Monday then died Thursday of heart failure. He belonged to the Carpenters' union which will conduct the funeral. He is believed to have a brother in Portland.
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Toyo Kisen Kaisha to be represented in Seattle
The Toyo Kisen Kaisha steamship line will be represented in Seattle by the office of E. E. Ullberg.
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E. E. Ullberg
War relic display draws crowd to Butler hotel window
A window at the Butler hotel showcases a Croix de Guerre along with an airplane sheet, an English trench knife, and several hand grenades to attract significant attention from passersby.
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Forty Wounded Arrive at Letterman General Hospital
Forty men wounded, mostly Californians and Northwesterners, arrived at Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco yesterday.
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Bandits Shoot Car Conductor Near Golden Gate Park
Two masked gunmen held up a Haight Street car near the tunnel entrance at the beach end of Golden Gate Park. They grappled with conductor Albert Sonner, shot him in the abdomen, and fled toward the beach. Sonner was hospitalized in serious condition. A second assailant attacked Motorman L. G. Finnchem with a hammer before the duo escaped.
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Fire damages naval radio station tower near San Francisco
Wire line service from the naval radio station at South San Francisco will be crippled for several months after a fire on the 690 foot tower caused by a short circuit. The blaze yesterday damaged the facility.
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Real Tough Fellow Is the Sender of Letter to Governor
A black hand letter to Governor Rhoup threatened to send him the head of Police Chief Armstrong by parcel post. Denver’s unemployed find jobs, while investigators hunt the sender using a life sized hand outline and a Denver postmark as clues.
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Denver Bars German From Schools If Starkweather Bill Passes
Denver moves to bar German from schools if the Starkweather bill becomes law. The measure would repeal the old statute allowing instruction in German in all branches of education.
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Butte Police Probe In Dynamiting Case Deepens
Butte Montana February 14. Authorities seek the culprit who dynamited miner C H Nolan’s home after threats to his wife Mrs Nolan. Unions join in strike over wage cuts of one dollar daily. Carmen workers fear violence. Major General John S Morrison U S Army studying the situation in Butte.
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Man Charged With Blackmail Walks Into Police
J. J. Smith, 24, a city employee acting as a special policeman during a strike, allegedly tried to extort 100 from M. Schouweller by flashing a police star and threatening arrest for liquor in his room. The plan unfolded from Schouweller’s room to a 3 pm meeting by the post office, where Smith encountered two real officers.
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Senate adopts revenue bill conference report without vote
The Senate on February 14 approved the conference report on the revenue bill without a roll call. The action clears the measure for final passage, avoiding a formal recorded vote while confirming the agreement reached between differing committee versions.
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Mothers Friend Prepares Expectant Mothers For Birth
For over half a century Mothers for expectant mothers use Mother’s Friend a soothing external preparation. It softens elasticizes and relaxes muscles aiding comfortable pregnancy and easier labor. The ad promises fewer pains and nerves less strained with regular use and offers a free Hood on motherhood from Bradfield Regulator Company.
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Bremerton Youth Held in Slaying of Pipefitter
Bremerton police hold 18 year old T. KR. Docker a high school graduate suspected in the death of 60 year old Nick Haselasky a Bremerton pipefitter. Haselasky was found in his room with knife wounds and the suspect is named Dickes in a life and death struggle according to early police statements.
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American officers in special car questioned by Japanese officer
A group of American engineers returning from Harbin in a special car was challenged by a Japanese officer who demanded the occupants. One engineer said the car held 21 American officers and asked who was the senior officer.
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