Warned to Go Slow Treaties to Be Honored
Acting Secretary of State William Phillips warns Washington and Olympia to slow down on hasty measures affecting foreign nations. Senator Dan Landon urged the Senate to review a bill barring aliens who renounce citizenship from public works jobs. The Senate, after judiciary committee input, amended the measure to align with Supreme Court rulings and passed it unanimously.
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Wm. &. Phillips
Washington, D. C
Dan Landon
Oregon seeks Pacific merchant marine act appeal
Oregon asks Washington and California to join in a push to congress for legislation to develop an adequate Pacific merchant marine. Resolutions say the move would nourish commerce and reduce unemployment, and were sent to the state legislature for action.
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Oregon
Washington
California
Congress
Pacific
Hart
Faulkner Charged With Fraud Plea
Raleigh M Falconer recently convicted of violating liquor law and two attempts to dodge a 6000 dollar fine. A pauper oath ended his term at Pierce county jail, opposed by the government, and Robert L Saunders US district attorney filed a complaint in district court charging fraudulent transfer of property.
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Raleigh M. Falconer
Nquor Lawne
Pierce County
Robert L. Saunders
United States
Soldier William C. Nelson Wounded in France
Wenatchee Washington native William C. Nelson, a soldier, lies in the Presidio hospital in San Francisco after being wounded while fighting in France.
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William C. Nelson
Wenatchee, Wash
Presidio Hospital
San Francisco
France
Legislature Eyes Grant for Soldiers as Sessions Extend
Olympia notes show a 30 day on and 30 day off cycle mirrored by Massachusetts. Lawmakers push to pass Lamping bill granting 2.5 million dollars to veterans as supporters from banks and business leaders rally behind the measure. Spokane’s Kelly introduces a congressional resolution on Ireland self determination, while small communities under 200 population barred from incorporation.
Hamburg Breast Tea Remedy Advertised for Cold Relief
Public notice describes Hamburg Breast Tea offered at pharmacies. It advises a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water, strained, and consumed as a tea to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and break a cold. Promoted as inexpensive and completely vegetable and harmieal.
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Hamburg
Florence Upstair Srore Ambition Cited
Local retailer promotes a bold savings push for spring apparel including slip dresses coats and hats amid a hopeful outlook for Indianapolis shoppers and seasonal inventory.
Governor Lister Improves at Fort Steilacoom
Tacoma February 15 Governor Ernest Lister is gradually improving under constant care of Dr W N Keller at his home Fort Steilacoom. Only family members may visit and the quiet has improved his heart action according to the physician.
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Tacoma
Ernest Lister
W.N. Keller
Teens Charged With Attempt to Break into Juvenile Detention
Richard Grindman 14 Frank Green 15 and Dominick Bremze 13 were charged with attempting to rescue friends from the juvenile detention station at 200 Broadway last night at 10 o clock. Grindman is on a suspended sentence to the state reformatory and Bremze was released from detention three months ago, police say.
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Frank Green
Dominick Bremze
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Blizzards Do Not Disrupt Seattle Train Schedules
Eastern blizzards have not affected Seattle train schedules. With the exception of the Columbian on the Milwaukee line, all transcontinental trains have arrived on time during the bad weather.
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Seattle
Milwaukee
Divorce Case Involving Son Of Poet’s Heir
Mrs Field seeks divorce from the son of the famed poet linked to much of the elder writer's verse especially Little Boy Blue. She alleges abandonment after five weeks of marriage and a three year wait without returns, calling it marital ennui with no quarrel. Wields his first wife divorced him five years after their marriage.
Ex-Senator Piles to Speak at University Methodist Event
Former Senator Samuel H. Piles will deliver a Lincoln memorial address at the University Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday evening February 16 at 7 30 o clock.
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Samuel H. Piles
University Methodist Episcopal Church
Auto Tax Law Criticised Amid Protests Statewide
Hundreds of letters and telegrams pour into the state legislature opposing a proposed vehicle law that would raise taxes nearly 400 percent to collect six million dollars yearly for six years to fund road construction. The Western Washington Automobile Club says the bill ignores economic impacts, noting a $4,000 truck owner would pay more tax than a real estate owner with a $9,000 property.
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Crease
Grace Manners Brougham to Speak at Seattle Civic Lunches
Mrs Grace Manners Brougham titled as an accredited YWCA war worker will address Seattle audiences Friday at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon and Century Club. Saturday evening events at the YWCA. Sunday morning at Plymouth Congregational Church. Sunday evening at the YWCA.
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Grace Manners Brougham
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Century Club
Plymouth Congregational Church
Broughamn
A M Bairns Arrested In Auto Theft Case
A M Bairns was arrested last night on charges of stealing an auto owned by C. 8 Green at 411 19th Ave North. The vehicle, reported stolen last Sunday, was found yesterday damaged at 20th Ave West and Bertona Street.
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C. 8
Green
19Th Ave. N
20Th Ave. W
Bertona St
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
Advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims to unclog nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache and feverish symptoms, and cost only a few cents with two hourly doses totaling three. It warns against substitutes and endorses Page's brand name.
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Pape
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