Mystery of Allies Russian Dilemma Bared by Avxentieff
Nicolas Avxentieff, head of the Democratic Russian Provisional Government, argues for allied military and political aid to Russia in 1918. He warns against Bolshevism and calls for a Franco American army to safeguard democracy, aid agrarian reform, and decentralize governance within a federated Russia.
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Nicolas Avxentieff
Democratic Russian Provisional Government
Keorensky
Russia
Rusia
Alsa
Ceooho
Friends of the Rtuselun Democracy
Coast Metal Trades Chiefs Report On Conference
The Coast Metal Trades council holds a public review of its annual convention. A resolution votes to consider affiliation membership for Pacific effective April 1 and allows strikes if a satisfactory agreement is not reached. The group criticizes Rep Johnson and Postmaster Burleson over anti strike rhetoric and urges arbitration and adherence to existing pacts.
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Sportland
Execu Board
Coast Metal Trades Council
Pacific
Burleson
Pacific Tele. and Telegraph Co
In Brotherhood of Elec Workers
Inter
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Eer Wit
Arid
Li Wilson
Strike Power Is Given to Labor in Oregon Bill
Oregon lawmakers pass a measure allowing labor unions to strike or boycott to seek shorter hours and better conditions. If Gov. Withycombe signs, courts cannot issue injunctions to restrain unions from lawful acts. Viewed as a major victory for organized labor in the state.
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Oregon
Salem
Ore
Withycombe
Senate
House
Two Enlisted Men Held in Scandal
Two enlisted men are added to the list of persons held in the Third Naval District bribery scandal. It is claimed that one received 2009 dollars for helping secure early discharges after the armistice was signed.
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Washington
Lst
Third Naval District
Portland Nabs 22 Radicals in Raid on Office
Twenty two IWW members were arrested after a raid on the I W W hall in Portland yesterday afternoon. Federal, city and county authorities seized literature and posters. Five foreigners among the detainees face deportation. others are charged with vagrancy. Three attempted to flee but were recaptured. All spent the night in jail with bail set at $250. They are due in court today.
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Portland
1. W. W. Hall
Varius
Uberty
Vote on end of ship strike debated by Tacoma delegates
Tacoma delegates at a Seattle meeting urged an immediate back to work vote while others urged delay until a Coast wage convention is declared. The conference reported the strike favoring workers as unions face financial strain and coordination with California crews proves difficult.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Nomination of Miss Effie Irishee as land office registrar
Washington February 26 Miss Effie Irishee nominated for the registrar post at the land office in Juneau Alaska. If confirmed she will be one of four women officials in the federal land office.
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Favor Post Office
Washington
Effie I'rishee Aw
Juneau
Alaska
Senate
Federal Land Office
Labor Opposes State Bill for Strike Ballot in Olympia
Organized labor voiced opposition in the Senate against the Myers bill to regulate strike balloting and place county voting machinery under labor control. Wm Short and union officials argued government overreach, while senators urged protecting public interests and fair compensation.
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Senate
Associations
Chambers of Commerce
Wm. Short
State Federation
Austria
Germany
Martin Fiyzik
Wm. Coffee
Seattle Building Trades Council
Short
Chas, Myers
Scott Henderson
Tacoma
Henderson
Public Service Commission
Inaista
Jas
Osborne
Seattle
The
International
bin Hat’ Coffee
No Coddling of Men Says Piez
Washington reports Charles Piez director general of the Emergency Fleet Corporation says district boards will adjust ship yard wage scales with government aid. The system aims to stop hampering yards and coddling workers, while acknowledging higher wages may reflect increased production costs.
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Washington
Charles Piez
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Viez
Clyde
United States
Piez
Mayor Thompson Again Nominated in Chicago Primary
Chicago, Feb. 26 Mayor Wil am Hate Thompson was renominated for mayor in yesterday's Republican primary. County Clerk Robert M. Sweitzer won the Democratic nomination. Four years earlier Thompson beat Sweitzer by Chicago’s largest mayoral landslide. Despite charges of un American attitude, Thompson secured a modest majority from both women and men in the primary.
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Chicago
Wilam Hate Thompson
Robert M. Sweitzer
Thompson
Sweitzer
Welcome Is Planned for 116th Battalion
A public reception for the 116th overseas battalion, formerly the first battalion of the Second Washington, will be discussed at a signal corps auxiliary meeting on Wednesday at the Armory. Forty or more battalion members have already arrived at Camp Lewis with more expected soon.
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Second
Washington
Camp Lewis
Downtown students enroll in university extension courses
Enrollment figures from the university extension department show 1,182 downtown men and women taking university courses. Instruction in Japanese and business law will begin Monday at 6 p m in the Henry building.
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University Extension Department
Henry
The Bon Marche Soutache Braid Dress Preview
A Sand Serge Dress features a soft French serge with matching collar. Spring price listed at 15 dollars. Neckline rounds a blue serge dress with braided details and an extra wide belt over a tucked skirt.
Baby Shop Bon Marche Ad Highlights Spring Coats Hats
The Bon Marche baby shop presents Corduroy coats for little sisters with smocking and pearl buttons at 7 50. White Milan Hat for baby sisters with rosebuds and pink ribbon trim priced at 7 50. Empire coat for baby with belt and button at 10. Two toned hat styles 1 95. Coats priced 5 98 to 12 50 and hats 1 95 to 10 00. Second floor display cards emphasize affordable, stylish baby wear.
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Little Sister
Milan
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Metal Trades Chiefs
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House of Congress
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Joseph Reed
International Boilermakers
Louin Weyand
Reed
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