Harding Will Hear Hoover Acceptance
New York Feb 23 Herbert Hoover will accept the post of commerce in the Harding administration and communicate his acceptance today. Former food administrator Hoover would take free rein in the department with broad authority, including untangling shipping act provisions, and would cooperate fully with all government branches.
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Harding
Hoover
New York
Fed
Herbert
Commerce Department
Washington's Bible for Harding's Oath
President elect Harding will take the oath on the Bible used by George Washington in 1789. Arrangements with St John’s Lodge No 1 F A A M of New York provide the Bible, borrowed from the lodge, for a March 4 ceremony in Washington. A Masonic committee will bring and guard the historic book.
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Washington
Harding
St. John’s Lodge No. 1
New York City
George Washington
New York
Masonic Lodge
Federal Building
Cabinet Heads Urged to Be Their Own Homees
A quotation cites the cabinet as urging leaders to act as their own homes, emphasizing independence and self guidance in governance. The phrasing highlights a message about personal accountability among top officials.
Shimbei Takeuchi Acquitted On Federal Booze Charges
Jap. Shimbei Takeuchi was acquitted by a federal jury on alcohol related charges after a trial held Wednesday.
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Shimbei Takeuchi
Further Delay Is Treason in Washington Land Bill Debate
A zealously anti Japanese tirade targets Washington state lawmakers in Olympia urging immediate passage of the Jones-Beeler alien land bill. The author claims delay invites Japanese influence and declares opposition to perceived corruption, fear, and sentimentality, insisting on a firm white supremacist stance against alien land ownership.
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House of Representatives
Olympia
Tokyo
Washington
America
Washington State
Pene
Ashington II
Girls clothes defined in bill in Olympia
A bill introduced in the house today sets dress requirements for teachers and high school students, banning transparent clothing and neck to heel coverage with arms from elbows to hands exposed. It limits heel height to one and a quarter inches and lets the state superintendent cap student clothing expenses. Kennedy of Columbia notes future bills may extend to university women and instructors.
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Olympia
Mother Hubbards
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
H. F. Kennedy
Columbia
Quebec plan to halt rum running sparks provincial crisis
Quebec Premier Taschereau and cabinet face a pivotal bill to make the province the world’s largest liquor dealer by May 1 by banning exports and placing control in government hands. If the measure fails the cabinet will resign. In Victoria BC a new liquor control law creates government stores and limits for American visitors.
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Quebec
Montreal
Canada
United States
Taschereau
Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Black Cat Men Face Court In Alleged Prostitution Ring
Former policeman D. M. Pehoonover and Aaron Mcfparen, alleged Black Cat tavern proprietors, were slated for arraignment in superior court on jointista charges. Sheriff Matt Starwich disclosed investigations into deputy misconduct and planned badge changes to curb graft and protect the public. He criticized federal officials and pledged replacements if crooked activity continued.
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D. M. Pehoonover
Aaron Mcfparen
Black Cat Tavern
Roadhous
Matt Starwich
Malcolm Douglas
Starwich
Ilack Cat
Togk
Neas
Badgra
Women Democrats to Meet Saturday at Meves Cafeteria
The Woman's Democratic club will convene Saturday at 3 p.m. at Meves' cafeteria to discuss Government Loans to Labor and Foreign Governments.
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Woman's Democratic Club
Meves
Solving the Circle Problem, Says Engineer Leiner
Joseph Leiner a 62 year old architect and engineer in Wheeling West Virginia claims he solved the long unsolved problem of squaring the circle after 40 years of work. He says his solution will revolutionize astronomy and could win a Nobel Prize.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Joseph Leiner
Leiner
Lerner
Marc
Two Crackers Flee After Safe Break In
Two men frightened off by Raymer, a watchman, at the Feely Lamber Co on Ninth Avenue. They drilled a hole in the safe door, which contained about $38 before escaping through a rear door.
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Feely Lamber Co
Ninth Ave
Raymer
Mfe
Interlake-Montlake Club to Hold Mixer
The Interlake Montlake Improvement club plans a mixer at Seattle Yacht club Thursday night. Alfred HL Lundin is listed with the Young Men’s Republican club at Wolfs cafeteria at noon Thursday.
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Interlake-Montlake Club
Seattle Yacht Club
Alfred HL Lundin
Young Men's Republican Club
Wolfs Cafetery
Dope Suspect Up For Murder In Canada
Joseph Zaccoll alias Joe Delmonta held in Vancouver for murder. He is identified by Canadian police as part of a smugglers gang wanted by the United States for killing a customs officer and wounding another near San Antonio, Texas. The case ties to dope and smuggling routes between Vancouver, Beattie, and cross border activity.
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Joseph Zaccoll
Joe Delmonta
Vancouver
B. C
United States Department of Justices
San Antonio
Texas
Zacccoli
Peter Baeff
Baeff
Zaccoli
Points
Mexico
Zaccolls
Zaccoll
Canada
St. Pass
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Cos
Tacoma
Wt & I
TOY
TOY Dept
Brussels
Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Carton de Wiart
Harting
Hughes
U. of W
Berkeley Monahan
Seattle
Jno
Buster Brown Shoe Stores
Third Ave
Pike and
Union
University Way
Caruso
Wife
Enrico Caruso
Dope
Dublin
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Raymond R. Frazier
Cheasty Store
Dent’s Perrin’s
Fowne’s
Meyer's
Vassar” Union
Lewis” Be Adhe
Coos Cometeant and
Lewis Union Uits
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