Farm Labor Party Plan Under Way
Representatives of organized labor and farmers in Chicago coordinate plans to form a national coalition around the Farmers' National Bloc. Leaders foresee a full national ticket by 1924 and ongoing collaboration with other parties if candidates are satisfactory. William Johnston of the Brotherhood of Machinists notes unity with the United Farmers National Bloc to build a Senate farm bloc. The three day executive sessions include 16 railway unions and various labor and socialist groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick G. Neumeier
Chicago
Organized Labor
United States
Red Farmers
National Bloc
Labor
William Johnston
Brotherhood of Machinists
United Farmers National Bloc
Senate Farm
Standard Railway
Socialist Party
United Mine Workers
Federation of Labor
Amer. Society of Equity
Labor Party
Gardeners to receive lectures on beautifying grounds
The extension service of Washington State College and the U S Department of Agriculture offer lectures and demos on beautifying home and public grounds. A M Doerner will speak at Des Moines auditorium at 2 PM Monday and assist with plantings. Mrs G M Walker will lecture at Foster School and visit homes nearby Tuesday. Mrs H C Johnson leads locally with Ronald Hall talk on Wednesday at 10 AM. Demonstrations planned in other King County communities this spring. Edna Walker, King County demonstration agent, 418 County City Building, Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
A. M. Doerner
State College
Des Moines School
G. M. Walker
Searcy Sness
Foster School
Foster
Tusteday
Mra. H. C. Johnson
Ronald Hall
G. M. Morris
King County
Edna FE. Walker
County
Seattle
Jennings to Speak on Library Ties to Municipality
Judson T. Jennings will address the Municipal League on The Relation of the Library to the Municipality. The noon Tuesday talk will be in the L. C. Smith Building Co. restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson T. Jennings
Municipal League
L. C. Smith Building Co
Horseman Confirms Heiress Engagement
Zurich dispatch reports Max Oner confirming engagement to Mathilde McCormick granddaughter of John D Rockefeller. He says marriage may occur this summer if Mr McCormick consents. Oner, 60, declined to comment on age difference and if engagement was formally announced in Chicago.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Mathilde McCormick
Harold FF. McCormick
International Harvester Co
Max Oxser
Zurich
Switzerland
McCormick
Max
America
Europe
Mathilde
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Lake Shore
Switerland
Muriel
Fowler
New York
Emil L. Barry
Oser
Burey
Burgy
Count von der Muebi
Max Lant
Mise McCormick
Harey
Max Oner
John BD. Rockefeller
Himseelf
Abandoned Whisky Ship Collision Sparks Prohibition Search
A whisky-laden boat named Harvey BE wrecked at West Beattie dock after striking the King and Wing pier as crewmen fled from federal prohibition officers. Coast guard cutter Scout spotted the vessel near Duwamish head around 1120 a.m. The two crewmen escaped aboard the boat and are sought by authorities. In Dublin, Sinn Fein thrice thousand delegates convene to approve the Free State treaty by a two to one margin, with De Valera likely leading a minority party in the forthcoming general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey BE
King & Wing
West Beattie
Federal Prohibition
Duwamish Head
Ben Lichtenberg
Coast Guard
Scout
Harvey FE
Dublin
Sinn
Japs Accept Genoa Conference Invite and Russia Policy
Tokyo reports Japan accepted the Italian invitation to Genoa for the financial conference. Count Uchida told the Diet Japan may recognize Soviet Russia if the Soviet government accepts the Genoa terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Dubose
Tokyo
Japan
Genoa
Count Uchida
Russia
League armament limits debated by world commission
Paris February 20 The League of Nations limitation of armaments commission opened with Rene Viviani presiding The body aims to expose minimum land armament needs and lay a general plan for reduction It will report to the next assembly in September
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
League of Nations Limitation of Armaments Commission
Rene Viviani
Washington
The
League
Italy postpones Genoa talks amid political turmoil
Rome reports a government crisis delaying the Genoa economic conference and other international matters. King Victor Emmanuel plans to push De Nicola first, then Orlando, to form a cabinet, if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Genoa
Paria
Génoa
Victor Emmanuel
de Nicola
Orlando
Private funeral held for James Lake Hewitt
Funeral services were arranged for James Lake Hewitt 77 at Bonney-Watson chapel after his death Sunday night at Capitola apartments. He left five daughters surviving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonney-Watson
James Lake Hewitt
Capitola Apartments
Sinn Fein players freed after arrests sparked border raids
In Belfast on February 20 19 Sinn Fein football players once arrested near the Ulster border were released from Derry jail after Republican raids and a wave of terrorism that claimed 35 lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Fet
Sinn Fein
Ulister
Derry
Professor Umphrey to Receive Royal Spanish Decoration
George W. Umphrey, University of Washington Romance languages professor, will be decorated with the eight pointed star of the Order of Isabella the Catholic by the king of Spain for his work promoting Spanish literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Umphrey
University of Washington
Spain
Umphrey
Drake seeks reelection to city council
A. T. Drake the only council member with a term expiring this year has filed for reelection. R. H. Thomason says he will not run again while William Hickman Moore has not yet filed. Drake brings 17 years in city administration with focus on municipal finances and prior roles as clerk to the finance committee and city comptroller auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Drake
R. H. Thomason
William Hickman Moore
Drake
Will Ratify Arms Pacts, Says Kato
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 20 Baron Admiral Kato leader of the Japanese delegation predicted prompt ratification of the arms limitation conference treaties by Japan despite opposition from the opposition party He said as minister of marine and privy council member he expected ratification and official copies were en route to the emperor The party would be entertained in San Francisco before sailing back to Japan aboard the Taiyo Maru LOS ANGELES Auto accident result in death of broker R A Vanderhoff and serious injury to his fiancée Miss Margaret Lemaim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Admiral Kato
Japan
Privy Council
Los Angeles
Auto
R. A. Vanderhoff
Mise Margaret Lemaim
Meier's Hat Now in Ring as Wife Plans Run
Walter F. Meier, the corporation counsel, enters the mayoral race after his wife pitches for him. He publicly consents to become a candidate, saying he will let Mrs. Meier decide and respond to the demand for his run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meier
Walter F. Meier
Walter
Industry Through Nation on Mend in Fed Report
Washington, February 30. The Federal Reserve Board's annual 1921 report shows general industrial conditions turning upward after a low mood late last year. It notes improved banking conditions, overall economic recovery, and the Fed system’s success in easing depression, especially aiding farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Taeithy
Federal Reserve System
Bank Robber Sought Here In Connection With Edmonton Theft
Canadian police issued a telegraphic warrant for James K. Crawford and a woman barber nicknamed Love after they were seen leaving Edmonton for Vancouver. Crawford is wanted for last week's Edmonton Union Bank looting and is believed to have most of the stolen money. He, 33, is described as neatly dressed in dark clothes and possibly headed to Seattle or California with his companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alta
Beattle
James KE. Crawford
Love
Vancouver
B. C
Crawford
Edmonton Union
Seattle
California
Moore Well Balanced Bill at the Orpheum
Maeily presents a balanced Vaudeville bill at Moore Crater featuring Pat Hooney Marion Bent Rooney with Rings of Smoke. Helen Broderick Lester Crawford Mine Broderick Jella Nash Cr O Donnell Ann Gray Joe Kunner Fill Firesimmons Monahan company novelty roller skating and a Davis and Pelle gymnastic finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeily
Moore Crater
Musi
Orpheum
Pat Hooney
Marion Bent
Rooney
Helen Broderick
Lester Crawford
Mine Broderick
Charlotte Greenwood
Jella Nash
Cr. O'Donnell
Lipes
Ann Gray
Joe &Kunner
Fill Firesimmons
Newnteaser
Monahan Company
Davis
Pelle
Centralia Memorial Wins Unanimous Legion Endorsement
The American Legion Washington department board of trustees renewed its unanimous support for the Centralia memorial plan at state headquarters on Sunday. They reviewed the history of the project to honor comrades killed in Centralia on Armistice Day 1919 and urged all Legion members, posts, and county groups in the state to give earnest support and hearty cooperation to the Centralia Memorial association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Board of Trustees
The
American Legion
Department of Washington
Armia
Legion
Centralia Memorial Association
Camp Lewis Named Principal U S Training Center
Fort Lawton announced plans to use Camp Lewis as a major national training center this summer. The plan includes full army components, national guard camps by state, and three colors for citizen camps based on training level. Camp Lewis and the Presidio of San Francisco are the West Coast centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
United States
Fort Lawton
Congress
Army
National Defense
Presidio of
San Francisco
West Coast
Civil Service Plans Examinations Set for March 18
An examination to fill the acting assistant surgeon post at 480 dollars yearly for part time rising to 2400 and 3000 dollars for full time will be held by the U S civil service commission on March 18. Applications to fill the charwoman role at 560 dollars yearly will be received until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Star Carriers See Show at Pantages Theater
More than 400 Star carriers were guests of manager Eddie Milne at the Pantages theater Friday evening. By vigorous applause they approved every act on the bill, with Miss Nan Gray making a decided hit on her first Pantages circuit appearance after a Europe tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Milne
Pantages Theater
Nan Gray
Europe
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Kitnova
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Evel Trhovator
Saroya Frascani
Roger
Cervi
Ernesto Enoch
Hat
Mitum
Horseman
Vilectric Store
First Avenue
Madison Millett
Kato
Federal Reserve Report
Paul KR
Maliain
Bill AT
Moore
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U. S. Civil Service Plans Examinations
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Pine Street
Copenhagen
Serge
Axminster
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Oxford
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