Italy and Allies Seem to Pivot in Adriatic Talks
In a Feb 9 dispatch from Rome, Camilio Cianfarrra notes waning American interest in European affairs as Italy’s stance on the Adriatic dispute hardens. He cites President Wilson’s influence, Italy’s armistice line demands, and tensions with Hungary amid radical persecutions. A Feb 26 Rome update reports a planned series of meetings to press Italy’s position.
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Adriatic
Italia
Italy
Wilson
France
Britain
Nitti
London
Rome
Hungary
Humane stance on cats stirs local debate
An odd letter to the editor laments cruelty to alley cats and mocks public fur debates. The author defends humane treatment while admitting a past impulse to kill a cat, urging restraint and a kinder approach to city wildlife.
Allied answer to president on Adriatic note released
Washington February 27 The allied reply to the president's Adriatic note was received at the state department and will not be made public here but likely issued abroad. The United States insisted on publication despite Britain and France opposed. Britain preferred next Monday while France did not want it published. After failed attempts to arrange publication in Europe and the United States the department notified that the document would not be publicly released here.
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Washington
Allice
State Department
United States
Great Britain
France
Etale Aeparent
Tsess
Indictments Target Shipyard Officers Face Demurrers
Federal motions and demurrers were filed in U S district court challenging three indictments charging Seaborn Shipyard and Grays Harbor Motorship officers with fraud in wartime ship construction. hearings set before Judge Jeremiah Neterer to argue the motions and demurrers Monday.
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Seaborn Shipyard Company
Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation
U. SB. District Court
Jeremiah Neterer
John P. Brain
Northwest
Emergency Feet Corporation
Sunshine Forecast Promises Clear Weather Tomorrow
Weather observer George N. Salisbury predicts plenty of sun for the hinterland tomorrow with fresh northerly winds to prevent excessive warmth. The forecast emphasizes bright skies and mild temperatures for Saturday.
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George N. Salisbury
Italian Lieutenant Sets New Airspeed Record in Turin
Turin February 27 Lieutenant Brakpara of the Italian army established a new world speed record by landing in Turin in an airplant with four passengers, the craft achieving a maximum speed of 162 miles per hour.
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Turin
Brakpara
To Consult Canada on Paper Embargo
The senate today adopted the Underwood plan inviting Canada to consult on a paper embargo. The move signals a push for cooperation and trade safeguards amid shortages and policy debates in Washington.
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Canada
Washington
Senate
Wilson Eyes Move On Railroad Control Bill
The White House prepares action on a railroad control bill with union leaders and railroad executives watching closely. The administration plans to revert roads to private control at 12 01 am Monday amid ongoing litigation and legal objections from officials and attorneys.
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RY Washingston
st—_ dent Wilson
White House
Railroad Administration
Centrol
Political and Community Events Schedule in King County
A crowded Saturday calendar lists Political Options Up to Date by Charien I Pul ton at Arcade, a Women’s Good Government League discussion on mayoral candidates, poetry and music lectures by Lacy K Cole, open air dances, dance and church concerts, Duncan meetings, and multiple community gatherings across venues from 2:06 pm to late evening.
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Meves
Charien I. Pulton
King County Democratic Central
King County Democratic Club
Die Orten
Eom G Willemsen
Good Nats
Women’s Good Government League
Prederick & Neleva
Lacy K. Cole
New York
Islard
Weet Hide Hall
Iuncam
Unitarian Church
Roylston Ave
Olive
St. David's Day
Wader
Dugdale
Weetissnesli—Duncan
Sie—Community House
Alki
Duncan Mate Midmicht
Somgk
Tract Ave
Deneams Meeting
Birth notices from the parish register listing several names
Fragmentary birth notices show names such as Anderson and Thomas de Cronin in a crowded ledger. The text includes scattered alphanumeric codes and street references, with uncertain dates and locations, suggesting a local parish record of newborns.
Marriage Licenses Listed for Seattle Port Angeles and Nearby
A garbled list shows numerous names and addresses under a marriage licenses heading. Names include Hare Rower, Olive M Beattle, George Mverweed, Lillian Irene Baker Port Angeles, Charles A Harnes, and Nancy I Bohmuta, with varied ages and Seattle Port Angeles addresses.
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Hare A
BOM
Ae Hee Oe
MPT
Derneli
Fadeard
Seattle
Mavdard
Olive M. Beattle
Deren, Michart J
Bomttle
Eresece
Whertig Agnew
Beattie
Thompece
Santen F. Reiti
Béawarde
le Belling
Port Angeles
Baker
Lillian Irene
Port Port Angeles
Bernarda
Harnes
Charles A. . Marnen
Neifle
W. Dever
Moshell
John Edwin
Lakeside
Des Larsen
Afiits
EB. Pike of
Furmit
Hecbmidt
Mary
Mush of
Sweeten
Margaret KB
BE. Pike of
Bohmuta
Nancy I
Queen Anne
Wilson
Georgia A
Baker Ave
Montesano Court Case Hears Troop Debate and Guard Tactics
Judge Wilson barred removal of troops citing potential jury influence though Vanderveer urged withdrawal if public need isn’t shown. Prosecution claimed governor and local officials supported troops as precaution while evidence of planned raids on Centralia area was admitted for possible later strikethrough. Grimm was shot near the hall during an assault as defense argues about the shooting context.
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W. HL Abel
Vanderveer
Grays Harbor
Abel
Centralia
Juage Wilson
Teri
Ft YW
Grimm
Berkeley heiress adopts child of her lover spurns him
Vera L Donnelien a stenographer legally adopts Granville D Abbott NT the seven month old child of Adoon of a wealthy Berkeley family who claims he has not supported the baby. As guardian she plans to sue for support with Superior Judge Graham to compel Abbott to provide for the child.
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Granville Ij. Adoon
Berkeley
Vera L. Donnelien
Granville D. Abbott
Abbott
Graham
Seattle
Mike Fisher Dies of Influenza in Eugene
Eugene M. Fisher known as Mike Fisher dies Friday morning of influenza at his home. brother of B J. Fisher he ran a booking agency with his brother and was known to the theatrical profession. He belonged to Westgate Masonic Lodge and the Wika. Survived by his widow. Body to be shipped to Cleveland for interment.
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Mike Fisher
Eugene M. Fisher
B. J. Fisher
Ave
Fisher
Mike
Westgate Manonic Lodge
Wika
Cleveland
Bitter Enders Drive Senate Split Over Treaty
Bitter Enders in the senate have placed a wedge between two blocs totaling 80 senators. The wedge hinders Democrats and Republicans from agreeing on minor reservations needed for ratification of the treaty.
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Martin Washington
Senate
Shot at Window Gun Confiscated in Spokane Laundry Incident
A small boy took a hatchet to a window at Spokane Charley's Laundry on 517 Queen Anne Ave. Thursday afternoon. The lad's gun is now locked in the police evidence case.
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Spokane
Charley's
Queen Anne Ave
Cast Aviator Safe at Camp
Major Albert D. Smith, army aviator, reached Camp Lewis yesterday evening 18 minutes after departing Seattle. He contacted camp authorities this morning and is expected to depart for the South soon. A second aviator is due, but his name is unknown. Reports said Major Smith did not report on arrival, prompting a brief search before he clarified his status.
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Tacoma
Albert D. Smith
Camp Lewis
Seattle
Summers
South
Major Smith
Community events honor President Hoffman at Wesleyan University
Tonight the Sra aerae club hosts an event in honor of President Joan W. Hoffman of Wesleyan University at Carpenters Hall 1620 Fourth Ave with speeches by mayoral candidates Major Hugh Caldwell and James Duncan. Recreation committee meets in White Building room 207 for community service planning. multiple campaign rallies follow at Dugdale’s Hall Rainier and various churches and halls through the evening.
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Sra Aerae Club
Hanquetta
Joan W. Hoffman
Hia Wesleyan Samivereity
Carpenters Hall
Fourth Ave
Mugh Caldwell
Jamea Duncan
Meattlh Community Service
White
Phelen'e
Columbia
Madrona Hall
Fist Ave
Jefferson #1
Hugh Caldwell Epeaka
Six Americans Held by Reds Report from Irkutsk
Captain Edward Charette of Stockton California arrived in Irkutsk with news that six Americans are held by Bolsheviks. The captives include Alexander Tweedie and Otto Lowe of New York Jn Medill of Jarose Col Mary J Nalley of Philadelphia Willam M H Ford of Kingston Okio and H N Bonao next of kin Pedro onze J Martin Manila. Some captives had injuries and typhoid, and were being kept in Krasnoyarsk awaiting fate as lines shifted before Moscow plans.
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Charette
Feds
Red Crom
Irkutek
Reds
Alexander T. Tweedie
New York
Otto W. Lowe
J Rn Medill
Jarose
Col
Marry J. Nalley
Philadelphia
Willam MH. Ford
Kingston
Okio
H. N. Bonao
Pedro Onze
J. Martin
Manila
Donnallay
Tweedie
Krasnoyarsk
Moscow
Red Massacre at Archangel Report From Northern Front
Refugees arriving from the Murmansk district claim Bolsheviks began mass killings of non Bolsheviks near Archangel and in the northwest Tsarsia region. Archangel and surrounding areas were reportedly captured by Bolsheviks in a recent advance.
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Chiistiania
Murmansk
Russia
Archangel
Home No Safety Zone Provokes Officer Complaint
J C Hammond of 1803 14th Ave woke Friday to find a street department safety zone sign on his porch. He called the police and said his home is a haven of rest but a safety zone. Patrolman R F Baer man delivered the sign to the station.
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J. C. Hammond
14Th Ave
Hammond
R. F. Baerman
He'd Rather Die Than Miss Lunch
A watchman aboard H. M. 8 Lady Jocelyn, in port with 15 000 tons of nitroglycerine, paid $100 after admitting he ate his lunch by candlelight on a packing case in the hold.
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Dover
Jocelyn
Drug finding leads to charge against hotel guest
Police found narcotics in the room of Harry Thomas a 30 year old Chinese man at the Cascade hotel Thursday night and booked him on an open charge.
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Harry Thomas
Cascade Hotel
Reds Ousted in Widespread Deportation Push
Washington reports show the deportation machine at full speed with six hundred orders issued since the anti red campaign began and about half executed. January saw 2 797 alien arrest warrants. total warrants issued in December reached about six thousand. Ellis Island opened to full capacity as radicals are deported in small batches amid secrecy. A special express train, the red purge train, carries deportees from West Coast cities to New York.
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Washington, Feb
Labor Department
Cambnetti
Caminett
Ellis Island
Wilson
Reda
New York
Speciain
San Francis
Spemaris
Labor Plans to Use Vote as AFL Weapon in Fight Against Reaction
Samuel Gompers told the American Federation of Labor executive committee that ballots would be labor’s strongest tool to curb privileged classes and defend freedom won after World War I. He attacked the railroad bill before President Wilson and urged a veto. In a separate raid, police found narcotics at Empresas hotel room used by Whiton Stickney, 19. A partner evaded capture.
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Fla
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor, News
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Thor
Wison
Empresas
Witon Stickney
Stickney
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