Legioners Stand Oked by Labor in Pressed Exchange
Indiana report from Indianapolis quotes Franklin D Oler, national commander of the American Legion, denying any dispute with organized labor. He says Legion and labor share patriotism and a square deal for all, preserving law, order and the institutions inherited from forefathers.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
Organized Labor
Franklin d'Oler
Legion
Dolier
Crowd Gathers As Green Soap Whisky Barrels Move In
A large crowd gathered in front of the county city building on Thursday morning as two dray men unloaded barrels labeled Green Soap from a truck. The crowd pressed forward, joking and calling the barrels whisky as they were rolled on skids into the building and hoisted into the vaults.
Greek Christmas Delays Deportation Hearing for Gypsy Group
On Christmas Day per Greek Orthodox rite observed January 7, deportation hearings for Rosa d Jouritch a Serbian gypsy were postponed to Thursday. Attorney Jack Sullivan notes the church uses a different calendar. The gypsy colony in Columbia Valley is described as fortune tellers likely to become public charges.
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Rosa d’Jouritch
Gyepy
Jack Sullivan
Columbia Valley
Lkely
Has Seven Reasons for Her Divorce
Irene Price, 22, files an annulment citing seven reasons against Richard F Price a Yale graduate and socialite. She lists four prior wives he supposedly forgot to divorce, notes his age gap and con artist claims, and says he spent funds as pin money while serving time in Atlanta for defrauding the government.
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New York
Richard F. Price
Yale Gradual
Atlanta
Mra
Irene Price
Pretty
Dia
Mra. Price
Price
Ordor
Plackwell
Iarand
Bing Bing
Motorman to Tell of Wreck and Inquest in Seattle
Subpoenaed motorman M R Fullerton prepared to testify before a coroner’s jury in the county city building on Saturday about a Green Lake street car that jumped the tracks at Woodland Park avenue and 39th street. The inquest will review the Behnke boiler maker death and potential wreck responsibility as victims including Sophia Macheck showed slight improvement. Also reported were a jail release on own recognizance for Fullerton, a prior false alarm about his leaving town, and details of the emergency response and jury members.
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M. R. Fullerton
Green Lake
Woodland Park Ave
Hd BR. Hughes
W. Fullerton
Ave
Hughes
Post Hotel
First Ave
Poet
Fullerton
C. C. Tiffin
Paul F. Behnke
Juty
James Boldt
Restaurate
Fourth Ave
BR. D. Dress Hardware
14Th
N. E
V. Sheldon Smith
Fifth Ave
Charles W. Doyle
Central Labor Council
Nob Hill Ave
Ww. A. Major
Mount Baker Park Presbyterian Church
Cascadia Ave
Frank PF. Mullen
Royston Ave
John Asher
Sophia Macheck
Bryan Moves To Lead Democrats In Ratification Campaign
W J Bryan arrives in Washington and Democrats unite behind Wilson to push ratification of the peace treaty. The Democratic National Committee meets to set a convention plan and endorse unqualified ratification while Bryan seeks to capture leadership. The fight centers on San Francisco and Kansas City as possible 1920 convention sites.
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Hugh Baillie
United Press
Washington
Democratic Party
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Washington, Jan
W. J. Hrgan
Bryan
Democratic National
Democrata
San Francisco
Kanes City
A. F. Mullen
Nebraska
Chicago
Kansas City
Mary Foy
California
Western GOP leaders meet Hays in Denver conference
Republican party leaders from Colorado Utah Wyoming New Mexico Idaho and Montana met National Chairman Will Hays in Denver for the first district conference of the presidential campaign. A push for uninstructed delegations emerged as women leaders played key roles and Gov D W Davis of Idaho was among expected attendees before the group travels to California.
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Denver
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Idaho
Montana
Will H. Hays
Hays
California
D. W. Davis
Rocky Mountain
Coast Steamship Service Planned for Portland
Union Pacific officials plan a coastwise passenger service with two or more modern steamers and step up offshore shipping for Portland. They will meet early next month to finalize actions and may declare a traffic war to divert cargo from the Atlantic coast and the Panama canal.
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Coast Steamship
Portland
Union Pacific Rail and Water
Union Pacific
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Pacific Northwest General Contractors Form New Association
A new organization named the Association of the General Contractors of the Pacific Northwest was formed in Portland. It will include Oregon Washington Idaho and British Columbia and operate in affiliation with the General Contractors of America based in Chicago.
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Portland
Ore
General Contractors of
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Wahington
Idaho
British Columbia
Association of
General Contractors of America
Chicago
Mine Committee Still in Columbus
The international executive committee of the United Mine Workers of America remained in Columbus as the miners convention adjourned. They held a policy meeting and plan to proceed to Washington to appear before the president's commission Monday morning.
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Columbus
The
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Fitzgerald to Manage His Own Campaign for Mayor
In the mayoral primary on February 7, Fitzgerald will handle his campaign himself. His campaign headquarters will be at the 216 Lyon Building where Fitzgerald for Mayor clubs are forming in every precinct and will report daily.
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Fitzgerald
Lyon Building
Iitzgerald
Massacre trial moved to Montesano for Armistice Day case
Judge M Wilson reverses prior venue ruling on the massacre of World War II veterans at Centralia. Trial set for January 26 in Montesano. All 225 women summoned as jurors claimed exemption leaving the panel incomplete. The ruling shift follows a clash between civil and criminal venue provisions cited by the defense and prosecution.
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Aberdeen
Jan
M. Wilson
Centralia
Montesano
Tacoma
Olympia
Wilson
Victim of Thugs May Lose Speech
Albert H. Greenberg was shot in his garage at 20th Ave NE and Ravenna Blvd. by two men. He is unimproved at Columbus Sanitarium and may lose his speech due to a throat wound from the bullet.
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Albert H. Greenberg
20Th Ave
N. BE
Ravenna Bivd
Columbus Sanitarium
Improvement Club to Elect Officers at McDonald School
The Meridian District Improvement Club will meet in the west basement of the McDonald school Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for the annual election of officers.
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Meridian District Improvement Club
McDonald School
The Role of Women in Building a Nation
The passage argues that women carry half the home load and shape the nation’s future. It contrasts past domestic labor with a critique of modern women chasing wealth. It warns that without changing generational ideals, the population mix may shift and women hold seven-tenths of the race’s fate.
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Europe
Seattle council weighs adding 75 patrolmen and five cars
Police Chief Warren asks the city council to authorize 75 patrolmen and five more automobiles for roving patrols. The committee on public safety supports adding men and cars but opposes the full 75, proposing a three month payroll. Captain Sullivan cites needs and costs, estimating three cars at 7,500 dollars and 3,600 yearly maintenance, plus 2,000 for padding equipment.
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4. F. Warren
Council Committee On Public Safety
Bolton and
Erickson
Warren
Rev
A. G. Murphy
Council
Seattle
A. C. Sullivan
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