Ballard Candidate Hanson Appeals to Labor Support in Ballard
Hanson told about 600 at Eagles hall he would not allow anyone to go to jail for being unemployed, urging jobs and new industry. He traced his labor advocacy from Scranton to Wisconsin and Montana, read letters from labor federations praising his record, and accused E B Ault of false reporting to discredit him. Dr W T Christensen presided as Hanson defended his lifelong labor stance.
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Ole Hansen
Eagles’ Hall
Ballard
Hanson
FJ Brown
Progres and Labor
Bradford
Supreme Court
Indus
Intelligent Foundation New Industries
Nood
Wran
Corporation Lu
Ralph
W. F. van Ruff
Hank
Hlansor
Wisconsin
Scranton
Montana
Ault
E. B. Ault
Union Record
Labor
Cyril Maude Cancels Seattle Engagement
Delay in ship arrival from Australia forces Cyril Maude to cancel his Seattle performance for the night. Metropolitan Manager George Hood has been notified that the actor is en route, but Vancouver delays prevent a timely Seattle appearance.
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Cyril Maude
Metropolitan
George Hood
Australia
Vancouver
Seattle
Two Steamers Captains Held On Booze Case
Coastwise steamship captains are jailed by the dry squad after liquor is found aboard their vessels in a dry port. Charles Borg, 61, captain of the Admiral Watson, and four crewmen face charges after 17 cases of whisky and related liquor were discovered. L. J. Schage, captain of the Nome City, also from San Francisco, is held on similar charges after 48 quarts and four pints were seized. Both captains posted $500 bonds and denied knowledge of the caches. The Admiral Watson sails for Alaska.
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Charles Borg
Admiral Watson
San Francisco
Seattle
J. Sehage
Nome City
Borg
Altho
Admiral Watson Aaile
Alaska
Schage
Britons Extend Longest Battle Line On Front
United Press dispatch from the West Front reports Britons extend from the North Sea to the Oise. Haig’s forces gain a substantial sector previously held by the French south of St. Quentin, leaving French coastal and Belgian sectors as the only parts where France holds the line.
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William Piilip Simms
United Press
North Sea
Oise
Gen. Haig
St. Quentin
Twelve to avenge death of Elgin soldier on Tuscania
In La Grande Oregon on February 22, twelve Elgin youths, friends of Terry Tuttle, travel to Portland to enlist in the army to avenge his death. The men say Tut tle's death spurred their decision. In Copenhagen the Bavarian railways plan trousers for women conductors and guards to replace worn skirts.
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LA Grande
Ore
Terry Tuttle
Elgin
Tuscania
Tuttle
Portland
Copenhagen
San Francisco High Girls Form Socialist League
Seventy five San Francisco high school girls formed the Young People's Socialist league and pledged not to salute the flag or stand for the Star Spangled Banner. Hazel Stewart, suspended for refusing to salute the flag, reported the group holds meetings at a Market Street hall and discusses patriotism, the war, government and capitalism with strong praise for internationalism.
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San Francisco
Young People's Socialist League
Mies
Hazel Stewart
League
Ita
Stewart
Ban on mutton lifted for meatless days through April
Washington reports the food administration allows mutton and lamb for meatless days until April 15 while beef and pork bans stay. Since November 1, U S beef exports to allies are under 5 percent of total slaughter. European rations fall to one pound per person weekly amid looming famine fears. Hoover warns the next 60 days could be most critical in food history due to rail congestion and distribution cuts.
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Washington
Food Administration
America
Europe
Hoover
Regents Rename School to College of Business Administration
The regents of the University of Washington at a meeting decided to change the act of business administration to a college of business administration.
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The
University of Washington
Act of Business Administration
College of Business Administration
Jumpers Jeans Corduroys and Overalls for Every Trade
Heavyweight denim overalls with eight pockets priced at 2.00 and matching jumpers also 2.00. Black denim overalls with bib priced 2.00. Indigo blue striped denim overalls 1.75. Men s jumpers 1.75. Painters and paper hangers overalls 1.50 and jumpers 1.50. Carpenters overalls white duck 12 pockets 2.50. Corduroy trousers olive drab 4.00 and 5.00. Waist overalls 1.25 1.35. Water repellent pants 3.50 with matching coats. Khaki pants 1.75. Kentucky jeans 2.25. MARCHE.
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Kentucky
Serpentine Crepe Kimonos At Bargain Prices
Crepe kimonos in serpentine crepe with floral designs and both Empire and belted styles offered for 1.25. Special Saturday sale at The Bon Marche on third floor with additional Crepe de Chine silks at 1.40 a yard and a range of spring silk shades on the upper main floor.
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BON Marche
Women’s Munsing Union Suits in Various Sizes and Necks
Medium weight cotton Munsing Union Suits described with sizes 34 86 38 priced at 1.50 and sizes 40 42 44 at 1.75. Features include high and Dutch necks, long and short sleeves or sleeveless, knee to ankle length, fine ribbed bleached white fabric.
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Cammeyer
French Kid Gloves and Silk Hose Display
Women’s imported two clasp French Kid Gloves with oversewn seams and Paris point backs, some with contrasting embroidery. Also washable Kid Gloves, fiber silk stockings in multiple shades, elastic ribbed tops, seamless feet. Phoenix Pure Thread Silk Hose in white gray khaki tan and more. Hosiery section upper main floor.
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Paris
Phoenix
Wells Faces Sentence as a Seditionist
The defense and prosecution clashed over Wells and his co defendants in a sedition case. Wells argued the circular reflected socialist views and criticized conscription while urging jurors to consider the atmosphere of the writers. Prosecutor Reames labeled Wells the arch conspirator and noted wartime loyalties. The scene included emotional reactions from Wells and the courtroom crowd. Wells’ son shouted “Frameup” as the verdict loomed.
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Wells
Wilson
Russia
University of Washington
Papa
Prosecutor Reames
Grain price relief urged for substitutes in poultry feed
Northwest poultry raisers press Herbert Hoover and the Washington delegation to regulate prices of oats barley and corn as a substitute for wheat. The Merchants' Exchange grain and feed committee says railway hauls drive up costs and farmers seek relief.
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Northwest
Herbert Hoover
Washington
Grain and Feed Committee
Merchants’ Exchange
Submarine Sinks Spanish Steamship Mar Caspio
Madrid February 22 The Spanish steamship Mar Caspio a steel steamer of 2723 tons was shelled and sunk by a submarine an official report stated today The vessel went down after the attack with loss of the ship and crew not yet confirmed
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Madrid
Dock Men End Strike With 800 Back At Southern Pacific
Approximately 800 striking longshoremen returned to work at the Southern Pacific steamship docks in New York today. The action followed a misunderstanding of the new wage agreement by both the company and the workers.
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New York
Southern Pacific Steamship Docks
I W W Leader Admits Fire Setting At Westwood Lumber Plant
Frits Hagerman, head of the I W W, allegedly confessed to starting an $800,000 blaze at the Westwood California lumber plant. Jay Stevens, president of the Pacific underwriters board, said Hagerman also admitted traveling along the coast with other arsonists and cattle poisoning. Hagerman, in custody at Susanville, reportedly received German funds and is deemed an enemy of the United States. Total estimated damage reaches $1,000,000.
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San Francisco
Frits Hagerman
Westwood
Cal
Jay Stevens
Board of Underwriters of the Pacific
Stevens
Hagerman
Susanville
Hays
Germany
United States
Russian and Polish Troops Off to Front
Amsterdam dated dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm set to go to Reval and War saw as German fleet nears Reval. Petrograd sources indicate Russian and Polish troops are headed to the front.
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Amsterdam
Kaiser Wilhelm
Reval
Warsaw
Petrograd
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