Sons of the Revolution to Meet Monday in Seas
The Wash state chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution holds its annual meeting at Masonic hall Arcade Building Seas Monday at 2 o clock. Officers will be elected and a net will be held at 7. H Hartley of Everett will deliver the principal speech with Richard Jones presiding as toastmaster
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Wash State
the Sons of the American Revolution
Masonic Hall
Arcade Building
Seas
Anet
H. Hartley
Everett
Richard Jones
Skeletons of Anglo Chiefs Found in Mitcham
Three nearly intact skeletons, thought to be fifth or sixth century Anglo Saxon chiefs, were excavated at Mitcham. One skeleton measured about five feet two inches and showed a large hole in the forehead, suggesting battle damage.
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London
Mitcham
Wilson Completes Adriatic Note for Europe
President Wilson finished his reply to the supreme council on the Adriatic settlement and turned it over to Acting Secretary Polk to send to Europe, as reported from Washington.
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Washington
United Press
Wilson
Supreme Council
Polk
Europe
Seattle mystery trial details reveal travel plan and alibi
Testimony shows Mia Nigan Bryan planned to go to Seattle and then Los Angeles with Billy to start a life together, register under an assumed name at the Plaza hotel, and finance a Los Angeles garage with her money. Witnesses place her with Billy and document deposits, while police trace her movements October 12–21 amid a murder probe.
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Seattle
Mia
Nigan
Los Angeles
Plaza Hotel
Billy
Patterson
Fulton
Fred F. Kendall
California
Kendall
Ealy
Baly
A. Nordstrom
Nordstrom
William Ranger
Tanger
Peaches
Newport mayor rejects Canada lecture tour for salary
Cardiff reports Peter Wright refuses a two year lecturing tour in Canada paying $30,000 per year to hold the Newport mayoralty. His salary as mayor stands at $1,260.
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Cardiff
Newport
Wales
Peter Wright
Canada
Flu report shows cases and deaths in city and county
Twenty nine new cases of Spanish influenza and four deaths were reported to health officers for the 44 hours ending noon Thursday. In the city there were twenty nine cases and seven in the county outside Seattle. Deaths included three in Beattie and one outside the municipality. Four schools at Toit Duwamish Duvall and Novelty remained closed. reopening might occur next Monday.
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Bago
City
Seattle
Beattie
Toit
Duwamish
Duvall
Novelty
George Jh.t. Sparling
Loweet
Sparling
Community groups plan drives and meetings this evening
At 4 PM the Chamber of Commerce and Friends of starving children of Armenia meet to plan a fund drive. At 6 PM the Hotel Washington hosts the Seattle Sales Managers Association regular monthly meeting. Also listed is the Fauntleroy Improvement Club morta and an invitation to all.
Taxpayers League and Federated Clubs Set Bridge Charter Talk
Friday program lists 12 15 p m Meves cafeteria meeting of Taxpayers league and Federated Improvement clubs to discuss proposed charter amendments and bond issue for the W Spokane st bridge. Noon Masonice club rooms Arcade building Col C P Robinson chief of staff of the A E B F in Siberia to speak at Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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Meves
Taxpayers’ League
Federated Improvement Clubs
W. Spokane St
Masonice
Col. C. P. Robinson
Siberia
The
Chamber of Commerce
Italian Paper Attacks Wilson on Interference Note
NOME February 19. President Wilson's brutal interference in European internal affairs provokes strong criticism. The Corriere d'Italia agrees the note delays settlement of the Adriatic issue as the U S senate resents European meddling.
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Italy
Wilson
NOME
Wi Aon
Senate
United States
Corriere d'Italia
Police Ball Ticket Sellers Requested to Settle Debts
Sergt. Wm. Justus, in charge of the collections, calls for officers who sold tickets to the policemen's ball to come forward and pay the cash owed.
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Sergt. Wm. Justus
Collectora
Thieves steal cash and clothing from Mastlake Ave rooms
Thieves took about $10 in cash and a quantity of women s clothing from J A Peewin s rooms above a grocery store at 2501 Mastlake Avenue. Police were informed Thursday.
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J. A. Peewin
Mastlake Ave
Thureday
Senator Nixon Widow Marries Man Claims Nobility
Katherine Imogene Nixon, widow of Nevada Senator George Nixon, wed Armand de Aleria known as Harold Adrian in San Diego. De Aleria claims to be a count and heir to a Barcelona fortune, while Bert Nixon questions his noble title but acknowledges his musical skill as organist.
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Los Angeles
Katherine Imogene Nixon
U. 8
George Nixon
Nevada
Armand de Aleria
Harold Adrian
Nixon
Meno
San Diego
California
Monroom
de Alerin
Barcelona
Bert Nixon
Patrick Skinner Denies Guilt Over Pony Crimes
Belfast February 19 Patrick Skinner jailed for two years protests he has stolen more ponies donkeys and bicycles than any man in Ireland and deserves ten years of punishment and further claims indignation at the sentence.
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Belfast
Patrick Skinner
Ireland
World Opinion Split On If World Improves Or Declines
A panel of readers and experts weigh in on the question of whether the world grows better. Dr. Lanburn Merrill argues for steady improvement while Mrs Finn and Mrs Figg dispute the point noting rising crime. Dr. Edward P. Fick counters with a provocative evolutionist stance.
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Lanburn Merrill
Juvenile Court Diagnostician
George FE. Finn
Wastlake
C. BE. Figg
N. W
A. D. Lincoln
44Th St
Edward P. Fick
Cobb Building
Beard match fails in West Seattle goat mystery
Harvey Young, inventor of Youngs odorless garbage can, losses a goat on February 10. Patrolman William Pendergast reports a goat sighting on a West Seattle hillside. A beard sample from the inventor’s goat was sent to verify identity, but it did not match. Young remains heartbroken.
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Walter Fulton
Witeaa
Mieyd W. Brown
Jet Puyallup
Mrw. Kryan
Beth Galbraith
Middleburg
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
Harvey Young
Young
Auburn
Wash
Willam Pendergast
West Seattle
Pendergast
That Racket Means Chinese New Year in Beattie
Firecrackers and gongs mark a four day Chinese New Year celebration in Beattie. Chief of Police Warren issued a permit allowing festivities to run through Sunday morning.
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Beattie
Warren
Diet Scheme Promises Better Work With Dyspepsia Tablets
An advertisement urges mental workers to eat little then follow each meal with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming energy from meals and sociability, asserting colonists can eat richly without harm and still work efficiently. It promotes a 50 cent box at drug stores and endorses a carefree, kimpy diet.
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Stuart
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