Camp Lewis Expels 200 Aliens and Four Plotters
At Camp Lewis, 200 alien enemies are discharged from the National Army amid treason allegations. Four Austrians held under suspicion of plotting against officers and comrades face possible court martial and death if convicted. Other cases include internment for a drafted Austrian and a sergeant’s internment for missing documents.
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of the National Army
Army Leaders at Lewis Have Power to Act
Washington reports that authorities at Camp Lewis Washington have full power to act in cases involving four national army soldiers charged with treason. No arrests have been reported or expected until after court martial. If found guilty the verdict will be reviewed and approved in Washington.
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Judge Advocate
Washington
Judge Advocate General
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Thomas Helmuth Ritter
Ritter
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1000 Homes For Sale In Seattle Promoted By Campaign
C H Burnett, head of the Own Your Home drive, claims Seattle has 1000 unoccupied houses for sale. He states rents run 25 to 30 dollars a month, with cash purchase options from 150 to 300 dollars and monthly payments of 25 to 30 dollars.
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Seattle
C. H. Burnett
Blue Blood Dogs Denied Sweets At Hotel Majestic
New York report notes a change as high pedigree dogs living with members of the 400 who own apartments at the Hotel Majestic are now denied sweets and delicacies, reflecting shifting tastes or policy.
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New York
Hotel Majestic
Vast wartime stockpiles fill Vladivostok district
Vancouver based traveler J Howden reports vast munitions and railway stockpile around Vladivostok and its three mile fringe. He notes many Canadian and U S railway engineers are leaving the area. He questions Lenin and Trotsky as leaders, citing his own South African War experience.
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Vladivostok
U. S
J. Howden
Howden
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Baltic Sea
Pacific
Trotsky
Lenine
Troteky
New York
Is There a Way to Save a Family Farm
A letter to the alien property custodian from South Dakota asks how a 160 acre farm can be saved for its children and the United States after the father abandoned it for Germany at the outbreak of the European war. He left $5,000 and fled with his wife and kids without the deed.
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United States
C. M. Palmer
South Dakota
Germany
Big meeting Sunday at 3 in Seattle Hippodrome
Community booster meeting called for awakening Seattle and King County to wartime spirit. Naval training band will present music and speakers include Dr Henry Lassallo University of Washington president Supreme Court Judge J Stanley Webber and others. Brig Gen Folta Camp Lewis commander invited to speak with presiding officer DE Skinner. Hippodrome decor underway by Mrs Winfield Smith committee.
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King County
Naval Training Station
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Griffiths Backs Hanson In Election Rally
Austin FE Griffiths, once a mayoral candidate, declares support for Ole Hanson calling him a good, square man and promising unity. Hanson plans speeches tonight at Phalen’s hall and Oltman’s hall with other candidates and legislators also appearing.
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Mexico Starts Food Production Campaign
Mexico moves to boost food output with a new subsistence department to oversee supplies. Chambers of commerce pledge help to equalize distribution and promote cultivation. Emergency US corn shipments of 140 carloads seek to stave off famine amid transport troubles.
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Mexico
Department of Subsistence
Chambers of Commerce
Republic
United States
Noted Artist Refuses PENN Doctor of Letters
Philadelphia February 23 Jonn Pennell renowned artist declines the degree of doctor of letters from the University of Pennsylvania. In a letter to President Smith Pennell objects to accepting any degree from an institution he calls lacking in courage and justice.
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Philadelphia
Jonn Pennell
University of Pennsylvania
Smith
Pennell
COP SAVES CITY GAS VALVE IN CALGARY STANDOFF
Calgary residents faced a gas shutoff as the city and gas company argued in court over an injunction. A 300 pound policeman blocked the valve box Thursday night, guarding the flow and defying attempts to turn the crank and cut off the city's lights.
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Calgary
Alberta
Westfield Steamship Accepted for Immediate Use
The 1800 ton Westfield cargo steamship, built by J Duthie Co, completed a trial run Friday and was accepted for immediate use by the United States Shipping Board representatives.
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Westfield
United States Shipping Board
J. ¥. Duthie Co
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