Navy Pact Binds For 15 Years In Naval Treaty
Five powers agree to a 15 year naval limitation treaty with no extra limits on aircraft vessels. The document notes a 15 year duration from a 10 year holiday and sets tonnage ratios for post holiday fleets. It covers merchant ship arming and conversion into fighting ships with specified restrictions. A special commission will review aerial warfare rules while plenary talks finalize the accord.
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Washington
Jan
Iimitation
Naval Armoreo
United States
Shantung
Japan
Hiram Johnson Opposes Pacific Quadruple Peace Pact
In San Francisco on January 9 Senator Hiram Johnson issued a second statement opposing the new four power pact for peace in the Pacific. He argued the United States must remain free from European entanglements and criticized secrecy and implied obligations. A separate brief from Killings, Montana reports J J High Smith, 45, was shot and killed by T H Henry in a quarrel over stray horses.
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San Francisco
Hiram Johnson
Pacific
Washington
Johnson
William Kent
Chester Rowell
C. H. Randall
Allance
Japan
Senator Lodge
California
East
New York Times
New York World
League of Nations
United States
Geneva
Mont
J. J. High Smith
T. H. Henry
Three Japanese Victims Escaped From Beattie Tacoma Highway Crash
A Japanese woman is fatally or seriously injured after a Studebaker six overturns on a dangerous S curve one mile north of Algona on the Beattie Tacoma highway. Ted Reed, driving a Seattle Tacoma stage, finds and frees three pinned victims at 1 30 am and transports them to Auburn hospital.
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Brukes
Reed
Auburn
Newberry details campaign management and funds
Newberry recounted appointing Paul H. King as campaign manager with visits in New York and a projected cost of about 50 000. He says he spent 1 590 dollars for Republican state committees and that no funds were tainted by bribery or corruption. He denies any repayment scheme and asserts no involvement by relatives in repayments.
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Michigan
Newberry
Paul H. King
King
New York
Newsberry
Police Booze Catch Largest in Months
Police seized a cellar liquor stash at a Loase 108 Belmont Ave N totaling 26 unnyeacks containing 286 quarte of high-grade whisky valued at 2860 dollars. Electrician Ralph Mason, 36, was jailed Monday for federal prosecution.
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Belmont Ave. N
Ralph Mason
Leaves All to Girl Rival Who Slew Her
Wheeling, January 6. Mrs. Pearl Williams who died October 29 left most of her property to her rival Mrs. Louise Conkle, who killed her in a domestic triangle. Conkle is serving a three year prison sentence for the slaying.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Pearl Williams
Louise Conkle
New York Woman Robbed by Room Intruder in Havana
Miss Dorothy Arvelle age twenty eight of New York was chloroformed and robbed of eighteen thousand dollars by a thief who entered her hotel room in Havana. Canada reports a larger railway mileage per population than any other country.
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Havana
Dorothy Arvelle
New York
Canada
Country
British Cruiser Raleigh Set to Arrive in Seattle Today
The British battle cruiser Raleigh docks at Hell at 4 p m today from Vancouver with Vice Admiral William Pakenham and 16 officers aboard. A welcome ceremony, dinner at the Rainier club, and a public reception are planned, with a 2 30 Tuesday match between Raleigh crew and Reattie Soccer Football club at Hiawatha field followed by a banquet.
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Seattle
Hell At Dock
Vancouver
Willam CC. Pakenham
Jutland
Rainier
Chamber of Commerce
Naval Affaira
Reattie
Raleieh
Hiawatha Field
West Seattle
Woman robbed by bandit in Milwaukee street crime
Mrs M Godesky a nurse at 4706 W Juneau and 620 AM shift reports a robber hidden in bushes on California Ave and Juneau St stole 29 dollars claiming he needed the money more than morphine shooting nurses. He fled north on California Ave as police pursue the suspect.
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Waylard
M. Godesky
Juneau
California Ave
Juneau St
Vessel’s Lines Snap in Gale at Seattle Harbor
In Elliott Bay the steamer Reliance owned by Kitsap Transportation Co drifted from Pier 3 as a gale tore its moorings. A wireless call brought the fire tug Duwamish to assist and the Reliance was towed back to safety.
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Relance
Kitsap Transportation Co
Elliott Bay
Duwamish
Weasel
Rainier Noble Post Sets Tonight Officers Ballot
Rainier Noble post of the American Legion will elect officers this Monday night at the armory. The commander will be chosen along with a vice commander and six trustees. Leading candidates for commander include A Norman Dickison, Dr Walter Kelton, J Arthur Younger, Alvin Hankina and Harold Graam.
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Rainier
Noble Port
American Legion
A. Norman Dickison
Walter Kelton
J. Arthur Younger
Alvin Hankina
Harold Graam
New World Treaty Offered by Briand
Premier Briand of France proposed a treaty signed by all European nations including Germany to respect territorial integrity and pledge not to attack each other. He outlined an all European campaign in a private Cannes meeting with Lloyd George at the golf club.
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Cannel
France
Europe
Germany
Briand
Lloyd George
Cannes
Century-Old Man Granted Divorce in Baltimore
Henry Campbell aged 101 was granted a divorce from Alverta W Campbell in Baltimore. Judge Duncan noted the plaintiff's age makes future entanglements to be avoided. Campbell testified a quarrel sparked by a letter to his wife led to their separation.
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Baltimore
Henry Campbell
Alverta
W. Campbell
Duncan
Russia to Join Allied Council for Genoa Conference
The Soviet Union agreed to attend the Genoa economic conference in March under conditions set by the Allies. Key terms include de jure recognition, debt repudiation, protection of private property, and compensation for losses from the Russian revolution. A preliminary plan reportedly calls for an Allied loan to the Soviet government.
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Edwin W. Hullinger
Moorscow
Jan
Feviet Russa
Alled Supreme Council
Genoa
Europe
Lloyd George
Cannes
Kusala
M. Krassin
London
Moscow
Russia
Pepper Named U S Senator Pepper Named U S Senator
George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia was appointed to the U S Senate to fill the Pennsylvanian vacancy caused by Boies Penrose's death. Porter J. McCumber was chosen to chair the Senate Finance Committee, with Frelinghuysen named to the panel to fill Penrose's vacancy.
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Penrose
Philadelphia
William C. Sproul
George Wharton Pepper
United States Senate
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania
Washington
Jan
Porter J. McCumber
North Dakota
Senate Finance Committee
Boles Menrone
McCumber
Committee On
Senate
Renator Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Finance
Penrone
Woman Starved and Rescued Nearby
Mrs. Mitte Heikkinen, 35, living at 2400 W Galer, was found collapsing from six weeks of starvation. Neighbors and the Social Welfare League tended her after police, prompted by neighbor J Goodwin, found her on the floor Monday. She weighed only 66 pounds and said she had not eaten in four days. investigators await details on suspected theft of mail money from her husband in California.
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Mitte Hellkinen
W. Galer Sr
Social Welfare Leaguer
J. Goodwin
Pstrolman
M. Young
Heikkinen
California
Mre Hietkkinen
Edmonds Students Suffer CO Gas On Trip
Fourteen Edmonds high school students and two chaperones Frances Anderson and Florence Quast were overcome by carbon monoxide fumes in a closed truck en route to a Monroe basketball game. They were taken to Monroe hospital and all recovered within about half an hour.
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Edmonds
Miewes
Frances Anderson
Florence Quast
Monroe
Tom Madden
Monroe Hospital
Girl Dies in Auto Hit. Coroner Probes Fatal Crash
County coroner W T Corson investigated the death of 16 year old Filla Hoem who died after being struck by a car at West 69th Street and Thirteenth Avenue. Driver N G Anderson, a telegraph operator, was arrested and later released.
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W. TI. Corson
Filla Hoem
W. Élet
En Auto
W. 69Th
Tithave
N. W
Seattle Woman Sues Her Titled Husband
London dispatch reports former Seattle girl Miss Helen Mary Lawrence now Lady Fraser sues Sir John Foster Fraser for divorce. They have two daughters. Sir John is noted for his world tour on bevels and is a knighted newspaper man.
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London
Seattle
Helen Mary Lawrence
Lady Fraser
John Foster Fraser
John
Arbuckle Case Up Wednesday
San Francisco January 9 Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle famed film comedian faces a second trial for manslaughter to begin Wednesday morning Superior Judge Harold Louderback ordered the proceeding. The second trial follows a grand jury indictment after the first trial based on the complaint by Rambina Maude Delmont. Delmont now on probation in Madera county California on a charge of bigamy.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Fatty
Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Harold Louderback
Rambina Maude Delmont
Mrs. Delmont
Spokane Seeks Way to Pay Goethals Fee
Spokane reports a special Columbia Basin committee meeting to raise the remaining funds for General Goethals fee to 25 000 with the state offering 14 000 and the balance to be raised by Northwestern. The goal is to secure Goethals for a survey of the irrigation project.
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Spokane
Columbia Basin Committee
The
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Gen. Goethals
Goethals
Northwestern
Oes
Spokane Business Man Goes on Trial
Grand larceny charges against Irving Whitehouse former president of the Irving White house company stock brokers were called for trial here today. White house is accused of misappropriating 1443 dollars intrusted to him by L C Ream a client. The Whitehouse company failed last August.
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Spokane
Irving Whitehouse
Irving Whitehouse Company
Whitehouse
L. C. Ream
Whitehouse Company
Tanlac credited with restoring health in Portland user
Mrs Wilhelmine Rinks of 1480 Fenwick St Portland reports Tanlac keeps her from feeling run down, citing relief from long stomach trouble and severe headaches after four years of use. She says it has added years to her life and makes her feel younger. Tanlac sold at Barfell's drug stores in Seattle and by leading druggists.
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Taniac
Mre
Wilhelmine Rinks
Fenwick St
Portland
Ore
Tanlac
Seattle
Barfell's
Mea
Coupon offers half price tickets to London Valleys at Metropolitan
The Star discloses a coupon entitling readers to buy tickets for the Monday or Tuesday shows of London Valleys at the Metropolitan theatre for 1 instead of 2 50. The offer runs until all seats are sold or as agreed with Manager McCurdy.
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The
Star
Metropolitan Theatre
London Vallies
McCurdy
Reader of the Star
Metropolitan
Defunct Bank Pays 20 Percent Dividend in Seattle
More than 26 000 guaranteed claimants from the defunct Scandinavian American Bank of Seattle received warrants and 20 percent of deposits. State banking supervisor ER A Langley mailed checks totaling 4 million dollars. 1.6 million were issued as 26 000 warrants. Three quarters of the 20 percent came from liquidation of bank assets. five percent from the state guaranty fund. General creditors await payment due to beneficiary order in court.
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Seattle
ER. A. Langley
No Purchasers Bid for Railway Bonds
City officials express pessimism after no bids are received for $640000 municipal railway extension bonds. Extensive advertising yielded no offers and officials fear railway improvements may be postponed due to lack of funds.
Voters Register for Dual 1922 and 1925 Elections
Seattle voters rushed registration as more than 7,000 qualified to participate in the 1922 and 1925 elections. Registration books are open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Seattle
Eight Elders Poisoned In Grand Rapids Church Incident
Eight elders of the Seventh Reformed church in Grand Rapids were poisoned after drinking varnish stain mistaken for sacramental wine. Elder John Riewald collapsed first, followed by seven others, with R. Terfeurst and Riewald in the most serious condition. A new elder reportedly took the varnish from the church storehouse thinking it was wine.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Seventh Reformed Church
John Riewald
Iiewald
R. Terfeurst
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
The ad touts Pape's Cold Compound for immediate relief from cold symptoms. Doses every two hours claim to clear nasal passages stop runny nose relieve fever ache and heaviness. It emphasizes low cost and quinine free formula available at drug stores.
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Pape
Nice
Dunlap Baptist Condemns Mathews in Plymouth Feud
The Dunlap Baptist church adopts a resolution condemning Shailer Mathews of the University of Chicago who taught at Plymouth church during Rev. Hawkina’s absence. The measure withdraws fellowship and pledges support for Christian teachers aligned with their view. A church statement cites scriptural aims and warns against freedom of thought.
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Dunlap Baptist Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Jew. Bhaller Mathews
University of Chicago
Plymouth Church
Chauncey J. Hawkina
Mr. Hawkina
Shailer Math
Chicago University
Dunlap Pap
Mathews
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