Prohibition revolt shakes Iron County Mich over liquor raids
Federal and state agents plan a joint push in Iron county to seize stills as Dalrymple dispatches from the rebellion region. Prohibition officials report a store raid near Iron River and a clash with Iron County officials over credentials and transport of wine.
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Chicago
Leo J. Grove
Michigan Upper Peninsula
Grove
State Constabulary
Iron River
Scalcucei Brothers
Steve
Joseph
John
M. McDonough
Iron County
H. Heniba
Claude Brown
Jesse Alien
McDonough
A. Mitchell Palmer
Topeka
Kan
Dalrymple
Washington
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue Bureau
Palmer
Mqnor
Mich
M. 8. McDonough
Prohibition
Roper
Kramer
Seattle Mother Seeks Arrest in Kidnapping Case
Mrs. Elsie Adams reports her husband Joseph Adams an I W W member abducted her two daughters Elate seven and Frances six after a Sunday school outing at Madrona Presbyterian church. The family sent a telegram from Portland claiming money and safety while authorities pursue Adams toward San Francisco where he is believed to have hidden.
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Joseph Adams
Seattle
San Francisco
Elsie Adama
33Rd Ave
Portland
Elate
Frances
South
Sheriffs Office
Adams
California
Elsie
Frances Adams
Peace talks shift as premiers weigh Russian offers
London reports Premium Lloyd George and Ninni Pa Russia avoid direct dealings with the government yet favor resuming commerce if the Soviet demonstrates ability. British, French and Italian premiers discuss peace proposals from the Bolsheviks as pressure mounts for a settlement.
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London
Lloyd George
Ninni PO
Russia
Mathc
Council of Premiers
Cco
Millerand
J. O'Grady
Copenhagen
O'Grady
Latvinoff
Ruma
The
Star
Westminster Gazette
Europe
Wen
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Hungary
Turkey
Greece
Jugo Slavia
Vittorio Scialoia
Paris
Scialoia
Washington as a mixed portrait in history and duty
The piece argues Washington was an austere, dutiful figure not famed for brilliance, yet crucial to the nation’s birth. It contrasts public reverence with his private restraint, noting his reluctance for office and his steadfast resolve amid rough troops and crisis. The narrator also laments calls for compassion toward city wildlife and ends with a page reference.
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Dalrymple
Prohibition
Dalrympie
Aving
George Washington
George
Washington
Leaington
Patrick Henry
Neek
Continental Army
Three Arrested As Auto Speeders
Three motorists were booked at the police station Monday for speeding. J. A. Johnson, 30 miles. Rosenberg, 35 miles. and GU. W., 27 miles.
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J. A. Johnson
Rosenberg
GU. W
Ten Yards of Red Flannel to Wrap Topmosts Neck
In New York Central Park the giraffe Topmost suffers quinsy after getting feet wet. Keeper Hurton bandages the inflamed throat with ten yards of red flannel and six rolls of absorbent cotton taking an hour of care. He laments it as a tough misfortune for the animal.
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New York
Central Park
Hurton
Gogh
Verdicts and accusations swirl around Bryan murder case
Walter Fulton, counsel for acquitted defendant William Fay Ealy, argues that suspicions point to "Fat" Dreiver in the Bryan murder. The jury cleared Ealy of strangling Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Bryan on October 19, while defense witnesses suggested officials hid the true killer and noted Dreiver’s odd statements.
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Ealy
Fulton
A. J
Fat
Dreiver
Easy
W. Uneworth
Unsworth
Prisoners Stage Riot in Montesano Jail
In Montesano, six defendants in the Massa Cre trial over four World War veterans’ murders caused a jail riot at breakfast, throwing food and utensils. The disturbance was quelled and the inmates placed in solitary confinement as Judge John M. Wileen prepares to resume the trial with an alternate juror due to illness.
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Parr
Lot
A. R. Johnson
Hoquiam
James A. Ball
Montesano
Courthoue
City Hall
Loren Roberts
Ihs
Democrats urge Wallace for cabinet in Wilson era
Seattle attendees of the Democratic State Central Committee plan to urge Hugh Wallace to succeed Robert Lansing as secretary of state. The endorsement will be telegraphed to President Wilson soon. Committee chair George F. Christensen says the party remains united with multiple governor and senator candidates. A meeting at Hotel Frye eyed Spokane as the convention host for late April or early May.
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Seattle
Democratic State Central Committee
Hugh Wallace
France
Robert Lansing
Wilson
George F. Christensen
Stevenson
Christensen
Republican
United States
Frye
Spokane
Arrest of Washington Communist Labor Party secretary
Ruby Herman, longtime secretary of the Communist Labor Party in Washington, was arrested at Everett on the suggestion of the justice department. She is the first Northwest member charged with criminal syndicalism, with a $3,000 bond set. Her husband Emil Herman is serving a federal espionage sentence at McNeil Island.
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Ruby Herman
Communist Labor Party
Washington
Everett
Department of Justice
Northwest
Bolshevik seize Murmansk in north Russia
A Lloyds dispatch from Varda Norway reports Bolshevik revolutionists seized Murmansk in the north Russian anti Bolshevik district. They took control of most harbor shipping except one vessel that escaped under British and Belgian officers after a bullet riddled attack. Several wounded reached Varda.
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Murmansk
Russia
London
Varda
Norway
Lloyd’s
Vardo
Policemen Ball Sets New Fund Record
The Policemen Relief Association reports $7,136.76 net from the ball, not counting a $1,400 expense account. Sergt. William Justus, secretary, announced the tally, with Capt. Mans Damm calling it a record-breaking event.
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Police Relief Association
Sergt
William Justus
Association
Mans Damm
Pedestrians Hit by Autos 182 This Year
Mrs. M. L. Moe and Mise E. L. Anderson, both of 4222 Latona Ave, sustained minor injuries Sunday after an auto driven by J. H. Lemm of 5128 Garden S collided with a car driven by E. Nelson at East Lake Ave and Fuhrman St.
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M. L. Moe
Latona Ave
Mise
E. L. Anderson
J. H. Lemm
Garden Sr
E. Nelson
14Th Ave. S
Eastlake Ave
Fuhrman
Pedestrian Hit by Auto Reported by Driver
F W Beebe of 138 W 82nd reported to police that he struck a pedestrian A W Smith on Sunday at Second Ave and Senecast. Smith was uninjured and the driver did not obtain a contact address.
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F. W. Beebe
A. W. Smith
Second Ave
Senecast
Smith
Pedestrian Struck by Car Injures Local Lad
A car driven by FB G Rader of 420 Queen Anne avenue struck the 7 year old son of EB R Deibert of 2027 Fairmont avenue near West Waite Street and 47th Avenue. The boy sustained minor bruises.
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FB. G. Rader
Queen Anne Ave
EB. R. Deibert
Fairmont Ave
W. Waitest
47Th Ave
Burglars Take $16.50 From Boy's Bank
Burglars stole $16.50 from a boy's bank at the home of Mrs. Charles Sill, 623 82nd Ave, Saturday night. Police have been notified.
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Boy’s Bank
Charles Sill
82Nd Ave
Bright Days Prompt Country and Suburban Living
The article highlights sunny days spurring interest in country or suburban moves and urges readers to check Classified Page for used cars and bargains in homes and acreage. It frames outdoor living as a key appeal and points to local listings as entry points.
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