Britain and Russia weigh trade ties amid war threat
London reports Russia and Britain discuss restoring trade via a planned Russian trading corporation capitalized at ten million pounds. The plan splits profits, with Russia as a government branch monopolizing Russian sales, while Britain buys Russian goods for its empire. Trade talks hinge on easing Soviet propaganda and regional attack timing.
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London
Russia
Great Britain
Gere
Britain
Russan
Russa
Judge Brinker Honored at Party with Gifts
Judge Otis W Brinker was feted at a home gathering hosted by C L Woodmansee 21342 44th ave 8S W neighbors presented poems and gifts including a pearl cuff link set. Walters a former U S Secret Service agent in Oregon has been reassigned to Seattle as post office inspector.
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Otis Brinker
Superior Court
Otis W. Brinker
Justice of the Peace
C. L. Woodmansee
44Th Ave
Brinker
Joseph F. Walters
United States Secret Service
Oregon
Post Office Inspector
Seattle
Overnight Robberies Reported Across City
Overnight crime reports describe three robberies in progress, a prowler shot at but escaped, and several thefts. A merchant patrolman fired at a suspicious man near First avenue and Spokane avenue, who boarded a Lake Bori en streetcar and fled. Other incidents include a $10 cash register grab at J H Rogers store on 14th avenue, and thefts from C H Carrington, John Sherman, a hotel room, a captain's home, and Bartell's drugstore, totaling valuables seized and minor cash losses.
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Hoktupa
Austin
First Ave
Spokane Ave
Lake Borien
West Seattle
J. H. Rogera
14Th Ave
C. H. Carrington
71St Ave
19Th Ave
Waite
Currington
John Sherman
W. Stanton St
A. m. Thurday
Midway Hotel
Sixth Ave
A. BE. Tracy
N. Oyana
C. MH. White
Fourth Ave
KR. A. Duclos
Seventh Ave
J. Kennety
Crown Hotel
First Ave. B
Hothell Road
Bartell
22Nd Ave N. W
Ballard Ave
Woman Tells Probe Story After Car Incident
Mia J. C. Anderson in Lakeside hospital days after a Green Lake street car shove claim. Conductor Lind says he helped her off the car after she refused to pay fare. Mrs Anderson, 25, and her baby were injured. auto collision followed involving Churchill and Hemphill.
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Mia
J. C. Anderson
Lakeside Hospital
Green Lake
Aurora Ave
A. K. Lind
Bellamy Acquitted by Federal Jury
Clarence H. Bellamy faced charges of possession of goods stolen from interstate shipments and was acquitted by a federal jury before Judge Edward B. Cushman. The defendant had earlier been implicated in the Auburn boxcar conspiracy case but was acquitted then as well.
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Clarence H. Bellamy
Edward B. Cushman
United States District Court
Bellamy
Auburn
THREE U S NAVY BALLOONISTS ON LONG DELAYED TRAIL south to Moose Factory
The journal recounts how three U S Navy balloonists after landing in snow country followed the eastern star toward help. They reach Moose Factory after four miles along the Moore River and meet trapper Tom Mark who guides them toward safety.
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Farrell
Sallora
Moore River
Tom Mark
Mark
bin Huta
Moose Factory
Kloor
Hinton
Moone Factory
Mattice
Will Kelly
Bad Day for Superstitious Policemen
Corporal Robert F. Angel searched for the disappearance of 440 dollars from Camp Lewis. M Muscatelle a 34 year old merchant of 1060 Main Street was jailed by Lieut. George Comstock for alleged possession of 12 bottles of grape.
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Muscatelle
Robert F. Angel
Camp Lewis
M. Muscatelle
George Comstock
Gorham Named Assistant to Deputy Sheriff
Gorham, a county jailer and lawyer, is appointed by Sheriff-elect Matt Starwich as assistant to Chief Deputy Brewer. He succeeds Ralph Mammer, who returns January 10 as special investigator under prosecuting attorney-elect Malcolm Douglas.
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Sherwood. Gorham
Matt Starwich
Brewer
Gorhan
Ralph Mammer
Malcolm Douglas
Carpet Exports From China Reach Near Million Dollar Mark
In 1919 China shipped carpets valued at nearly one million dollars to the United States, signaling strong demand in the American market. The trade figures highlight carpet makers and exporters expanding cross Pacific commerce amid postwar recovery.
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China
United States
Hearings Open on Tariff Revision in House and Senate
In Washington on January 6 hearings began in both chambers on a general tariff revision. The House Ways and Means Committee opened scrutiny of a broad tariff plan to modify imports, while the Senate Finance Committee heard testimony on the emergency tariff bill aimed at larger commodity import control. The debate highlights Republican divisions over the measure and expected quick action toward a favorable report. In Los Angeles J Jaget, 73, was scheduled to appear in court on illegal wine manufacture charges and reportedly died by suicide.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Harding
Senate Finance
Ranka
Ator Penrose
G. O. FP
High Tariff Advocate
Tee
Penrose
Los Angeles
Pear
J. Jaget
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