Veterans groups condemn funding transfers amid relief bill clash
A joint committee of the Grand Army of the Republic Spanish War Veterans and allied veterans associations condemns the use of funds by solicitors for veterans groups. They say a Red Cross relief fund, supported by the community, should address needs. They note the Conner bill would allocate 500000 for soldier relief and the Lamping bill 2500000 per man upon discharge, sparking dispute over emergency funding.
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Grand Army of the Republic
United American Veterans of the War
Allied Veterans’ Association
Red Cross
Com
Regular state teachers exam to be held at County Building
The regular state teachers exam will be held in the County Building room 505 on March 6 and 7 at eight o'clock each morning.
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County Milding
For Sale Miscellaneous Items in Today's Star
Quick glance at the Star's page offers a miscellaneous for sale listing. Items include lumber piano safe watch hat suitcase sewing machine and a set of false teeth with various price points.
Mayor Ole Hangen Improves After Restful Night
Mayor Ole Hangen's condition showed improvement after a restful night following an X ray to determine the mislocated pain under his right shoulder blade. No return date to work has been announced.
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Ole Hangen
Oregon Rancher Fights Arrest After Warrant
Modesto Cal Feb 25 Rustus Craig rancher was arrested on a wire warrant from Klamath Falls Oregon charging felony He is held awaiting Oregon officer arrival Craig says he is illegally detained and has hired counsel to oppose removal northward.
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Modesto
Cal
Rustus Craig
Klamath Falls
Ore
Oregon
Craig
Wigwam Site Fire Ravages Lincoln Nomination Hall
A $250,000 blaze swept the Wigwam site in Chicago early today. The fire destroyed several buildings on the historic lot where Lincoln was nominated.
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Chicago
Lincoln
Engineers oppose home bill licensing in ASCE meeting
The American Society of Civil Engineers passed a resolution opposing home bill 237 that would provide licensing for engineers. The measure faced unanimous backing against the bill during Monday night discussions.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Florence Upstring Store urges Spring wardrobe savings
A promotional verse highlights the Florence Upstring Store at Second and Union urging customers to buy Spring suits coats dresses and hats. The poem contrasts a planner who delays with an enterprising buyer who acts, promising strong value on current stock.
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Florence
Second and
Union
Ignorance Seen as Main Hurdle to Russia Peace
Arthur Bullard head of the U S information bureau in Vladivostok warns ignorance among Russian peasants blocks development. He urges American aid through films and publications to spark understanding, while noting the bureau must obtain new funding to remain in operation. Norton leads Vladivostok office in his absence.
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Russia
Arthur Bullard
United States Bureau of Information
Vladivostok
Seattle
Orient
Hullard
Bullard
Washington
Siberia
America
Bureau of Information
United States
Acrow
Pacific
Heaven
Phil” Norton
Chamber of Commerce
Baby Socks Stolen From Ocean Liner Case Sparks Arrests
Federal officers arrest A. W. Gard 35 J. Brunick F. Andrews and A. McCloud on charges of stealing dotties straw hats and baby stockings from a Japanese liner in port last week. Gard allegedly carried half a dozen unblocked straw hats and the others hid over 150 pairs of baby stockings and other items.
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A. W. Gard
J. Brunick
F. Andrews
A. McCloud
Gard
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
The ad claims taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses breaks a cold quickly. It promises to open blocked nasal passages stop discharge relieve headache feverishness and sore throat and says the remedy costs only a few cents at drug stores with no unpleasant taste.
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Pape
Housing Construction Slowed by War Effects
In normal times about 600 000 homes yearly meet growth and losses from fire. The past two years wartime causes have nearly suspended this normal construction. The housing built recently mainly served war needs rather than civilian growth.
Snowstorm Smothers Spokane and Inland Empire
Spokane and the Inland Empire are hit by a million-dollar snowstorm. Snow began overnight and continues today, with six inches on Spokane and forecasts of further heavy falls for two days. Railroads report the storm largely in this region while Moscow Idaho records 14 inches. Inland Empire wheat growers expect the deep snow to boost the season’s record crop.
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Spokane
Inland Empire
Weather Bureau
Moscow
Idaho
If you value your watch let Haynes repair it
Local advertisement notes watch repair services near Liberty Theatre with Haynes as the provider. It highlights a quick fix option for customers seeking timely timepiece restoration.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
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Trans-Siberian
North Yakima, Wash
New York
Medical Milk Commission
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Banner
Grippe
A. Lundberg CO
Third Ave
Liberty
Seattle Bond Company
Second and Madison
State Bank
U.S. Federal Reserve
Union Savings & Trust Co
G. F. Clark
L. E. Eyman Pace
Mer
Ong Yey
J. D. Lowman
Ety
AP Tts
Second Ave
Cherry St
A. B. Stewart
Rae
Vancouver
RB. C
Chew Shue Yun
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New Republic
Victoria
Chinese National League
Bremerton
Thaddeus
Dickes
United States Navy
Nick Baselasky
Vagen
Davidson
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Kline
Dr. Row
Elliott
Wilkes
U. S. Optical CO
Tuined Ave
Pine St
National Bank of Commerce
Madison
Sloan
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