Lieutenant Bonnell Killed in Auto Crash Near Camp Lewis
Lieutenant Walter F. Bonnell, 30, died after his car overturned in a collision with a second vehicle near Camp Lewis early Sunday. He served at the recruit educational center and was awaiting embarkation when armistice ended World War I. Bonnell was a North Dakota native, educated in Washington and at Pullman, and had joined the Coast Artillery National Guard in 1915 rising to first lieutenant.
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Walter F. Bonnell
Camp Lewis
Bonnell
B. Bonnell
E. Madison St
Recruit ‘Educational Center
A. B. Baker
Ta Coma
T Ie
Walter ‘K
Maloney
Recruit Educational Center
Army Hospital
North Dakota
Longfellow Grammar School
Broadway High School
State College
Pullman
Atter Institution
Coast Artillery National Guard
100 Veterans Seek Jobs as They Are Fed
One hundred hungry and discouraged ex service men were fed and cheered Sunday at the Vet Grams hotel at 1003 First Ave. They expressed gratitude for the food but mainly sought employment. If you have a spare job, call Main be66.
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Vet- Grams
High School Cast Stages The Taming of the Shrew
Franklin Ni School presented The Taming of the Shrew at the auditorium Saturday night drawing about a thousand spectators. Students performed in a lively period style reflecting the community event and theater program details remain readable.
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Franklin Ni School
Republicans in Jobs Is Request Resolutions Passed
A Saturday meeting of state committeemen county chairmen and prominent party workers at the Hotel Butler approved resolutions urging that Republicans be appointed to open state and county offices. The action seeks to ensure all nominees and appointees are members of the Republican Party.
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Butler
Harding in Florida Opens Banquet in St Augustine
President elect Warren G. Harding pressed a button Saturday night as the 19th annual Lincoln Day banquet of the Young Men's Republican club opened amid applause at the Crystal Pool auditorium in Seattle.
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Harding
Florida
St. Augustine
Fla
Warren G. Harding
Seattle
Young Men's Republican Club
Crystal Pool
Boy at center of Martin House shooting case
Cecil Burkett, charged with Bennie Bingham's death, gives a differing account of the shooting claiming he did not kill Bennie and that Bennie may have fired after tripping the gun. The case heads to circuit court in Starke County at Knox with debate over juvenile court referral.
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Burkett Yard
Martin House
Cecil
Martin
Bennie
Clara
Saya Cecil
Alfred
Cecil Burkett
Dilts
W. J. Reed
Burkett
Starke County
Knox
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Municipal League to Discuss City Manager Report
The Municipal League’s special committee, appointed by President James T. Lawler, will report to members Tuesday at the cafe on the new meeting place. Robert Howes chairs the panel with J. L. Baldwin H. C. Force P. v. Dick and Chas. J. Ryan as members. A key item is the civil service committee’s report backing a manager form of government for Seattle. Public is invited to the luncheon.
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Municipal League
James T. Lawler
Bnveti
Robert Howes
J.L. Baldwin
H. C. Force
P. v. Dick
Chas. J. Ryan
Lawler
Civil Service Committee
Seattle
Four State Police Fired On in Mingo County
In Williamson West Virginia four state policemen were fired upon in a Mingo County incident. A return fire exchange killed the gunman and left officers sustaining non fatal injuries. Authorities pursued additional suspects and secured the scene.
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Williamson
W. Va
Mingo County
Landis Hit With Impeachment Charges in Baseball Case
Representative Welty charges Kennesaw Mountain Landis with neglecting duties by holding multiple offices and using his judge position to influence baseball disputes. The impeachment claims include misbehavior and high crimes and misdemeanors in office, with the case referred to the judiciary committee for investigation.
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Kennesaw Mountain Landia
Chicago
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Ohio
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District of Columbia
Cook County
Illinoia
Keep Fit Week Embraced by Seattle Education Society
Keep fit week promotes weekly physical training with fresh energy. It highlights special programs across schools the university churches and civic clubs led by the Seattle Education Society.
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Seattle Education Society
Campfire Girls Remember Vets in Port Townsend Party
Campfire girls held a Valentine party for disabled war veterans at government hospitals in Port Townsend. They provided candy and cookies and a minstrel show. Puget Sound Navigation Co. transported the girls free of charge.
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Seattle
Port Townsend
Puget Sound Navigation Company
First Sunday blue law reaches New York legislature
Albany Feb 14 The first Sunday blue law reaches the New York legislature in a bid to close barber shops on Sunday by repealing the law that let New York City shops stay open until 1 PM Sunday
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Albany
N. Y
New York
New York City
The Man Who Died Was A Baby In Speech Inquest Told
A London inquest into the death of Edward Charles Brimble found he was an adult in size but a baby in speech. Doctors noted his thymus gland resembled that of a child and he had not shed his baby teeth with a double row in front.
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London
Edward Charles Brimble
Ife
London to Open Yiddish Theatre in Theatrical District
London will host a new Yiddish playhouse in the center of the theatre district. It opens next month and will present only Yiddish language plays performed by Jewish actors.
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London
Walter Battenfield Dies in Electric Sawmill Accident
Tacoma report states Walter Battenfield aged 31 killed by electrocution in the Wheeler-Osgood sawmill engine room. In Eugene Dr. P Wheat a 60 year old rancher and his wife aged 66 were found shot to death.
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Tacoma
Walter Battenfield
Wheeler-Osgood
Eugene
P. Wheat
William F McCombs Seriously Ill in New York
William F McCombs former chairman of the Democratic National Committee is gravely ill in New York suspected heart trouble. Doctors say death could come at any time and he has been ill for weeks at his sister’s home. Born December 26 1875 in Hamburg Arkansas the Princeton Harvard trained lawyer helped Woodrow Wilson’s first campaign and led the Democratic Committee 1912 to 1916.
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New York
William F. McComba
Democratic National Committee
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Hi Sister
Hamburg
Ark
Princeton
Harvard
Misa Dorothy Willams
Washington, D. C
Woodrow Wilson
France
Rbar
Prisoners’ blood donors aid Japanese inmate
To save the life of T. Misakawa in the county jail, M. Fujiwara and M. Kan aka, both Japanese, gave their blood for transfusion Sunday. Misakawa’s condition was reported much improved afterward.
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T. Misakawa
M. Fujiwara
M. Kanaka
Misakawa
Caldwell Veto Timing Question Brought to Committee
Corporation Counsel Walter F. Meter faces a inquiry by the public safety committee on whether Mayor Caldwell's veto of the cinema fire law amendment arrived in time. The veto was received February 4 and was said to be due on February 4.
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Walter F. Meter
Eccond! Public Safety Committee
Caldwell
Moving Picture
Forestry Students Named to Intercollegiate Conference
William Schwienow and Elwood Hiogan, forestry students at the university college, will attend the Intercollegiate Forest Clubs conference in Berkeley, California on February 25 and 26 as delegates.
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William Schwienow
Elwood Hiogan
College of Forestry
The
University Chhoron
Intercollegiate Forest Clubs
Berkeley
Cal
Lectures on Italian Culture by Prof Piccoli at U
Prof Raffaello Piccoli of the University of Pisa will deliver lectures on Italian culture at the University of U until Wednesday. The talks cover history arts and society with focus on Italian culture and scholarly context.
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U”’ On Italian Culture
Raffaello Piccoli
University of Pisa
Italy
Seattle Man Heads Horticulturists
R T Reid of Seattle was chosen president of the Western Washington Horticultural association at the close of its convention in Port Angeles Saturday.
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R T. Reid
Seattle
Western Washington Horticultural Association
Port Angeles
Fires Startled Manchester as Fire Bugs Strike
Police hunted nine Manchester arsonists after a weekend of fires in textile rubber oil and chemical plants. Five suspects were arrested as watchmen reported gang members entering closed factories and starting fires in precise locations. In Ireland weekend clashes left one constable dead near Swords and three cadets wounded at Macroom.
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London
Binn Fein
England
Manchester
Ireland
Swords
Macroom
SinnFeiners Seize Plane and Burn British Aircraft
Cork Feb 14 Sinn Feiners seized and burned a British airplane and kidnapped the aviator. Official reprisals were ordered at Bailinavereena and Kilfannane. The aviator was captured near Kilfannane. An ultimatum demanded the flyer’s return within 48 hours. The Ballinavereena farmhouse was burned for defiance. Soldiers ordered Kilfannane merchants to vacate stores amid threats of further reprisals. The January 24 killing of two soldiers at Killenaule was avenged by burning five houses there. Kilfanrfane storekeepers moved stocks to private homes under soldier surveillance.
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Cork
Sinn
Killenaule
Kilfanrfane
Three Year Old Girl Completes Cross-Country Rail Trip
A three year old girl, daughter of J H Mitchener of Seattle, arrived here Saturday night after a cross country railroad journey. Her mother is ill in South Bend Indiana. Mim A Harrison traveling from Chicago agreed to look after the child.
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J. H. Mitchener
Seattle
South Bend
Ind
Mim A. Harrison
Chicago
Erickson to Discuss Three Cent Fare at Commonwealth Club
Councilman Oliver T. Erickson will discuss a three cent fare plan at a Commonwealth club talk tonight at 7 o'clock in the Good Eats cafeteria.
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Erickson Will
Oliver T. Erickson
Commonwealth Club
Good Eats
Two Men Rob Laundry After Threatening Girl
Two men cleaned the cash drawer at N. Kenesheke's laundry in Auburn after leveling a gun at Kenesheke's eight year old daughter Saturday night. They obtained thirty five dollars and escaped in an automobile.
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N. Kenesheke
Auburn
Kenesheke
Health clown to quit Seattle city schools
Health clown Chew Chew will bid farewell Thursday to Seattle city schools after months of health lessons through amusing methods. He will move to country schools to continue his work.
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Seattle
Kidea
Chew Chew
Arctic Club Solves Street Car Problem Farce at Lincoln Day
Arctic club members stage a mock city council session during the Lincoln day celebration. The street car issue is postponed to a future date amid uproarious laughter. Bun Manlow girls and Levy's orchestra provide entertainment. Dinner at 6 20 p m with George Olwen as master of ceremonies.
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Arctic Club
Bunmanlow Girls
Levy
George Olwen
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