Bandits in Mexico Rise as Rebels Threaten Stability
Washington reports fear of renewed banditry in Mexico after seven months of quiet. Reports cite new revolutionary movements and possible small bands evading authority, with troops deployed on trains from Saltillo to the border. Unemployment and discontent among retired soldiers fuel the instability. figures linked to Carranza and Obregon era factions are noted, including Zapatistas and Carranzistas mobilizing opposition.
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Washington
Mexico
New “Revolutionary” Movement
Carranza
Saltillo
Murguia
Obregon
Nzistas Aidances
Bing
Ma. Ol Zapatist
Gaetares
Costly Immigration Station Planned in Washington
Secretary of the Treasury urged Congress to appropriate 1,000,000 for a new immigration station at Western Ave. and University St. H. M. White, U.S. commissioner of immigration for Washington, declared the present station inadequate.
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Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
H. M. White
U. S. Cortoner of Immigration
Washington
Western Ave
University St
Salmon Lunch Ahead of Time Sparks Recipes Contest
The Star reports on a recipe contest where pink canned salmon dishes, from salmon soup to molded salads, are showcased. Miss Dresslar notes economical benefits of using canned pink and chum, urging homes to buy cases and emphasize staple salmon dishes over pricey ingredients.
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Ume
Martha Dreaslar
University of Washington Department of Home Economics
Miss Dresslar
Dresstar
McAdoo Jr Elected Vice President Of Marion County Bank
Florence Kansas January reports that William G. McAdoo Jr has been elected vice president of the Marion County State Bank and will be actively connected with the bank while also attending to other banking interests he owns.
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Florence
Kan
Jan
Willam G. McAdoo, Jr
Marion County State Bank
Remarkable Sanolin Tuberculosis Remedy Ad Touts Home Trial
An advertising notice promotes SANOLIN SANOLEUM as a cure and sleep aid for pulmonary ailments including tuberculosis. It claims European tests and endorsements by medical figures, offers a free booklet and home trial at no risk, and urges distribution to those afflicted.
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Europe
Deeders Danoline
Rommerfield
Wolff
Neel
Gauthier
Petia Wolff
Sanhartem
Reicholdesren
Germany
Bertin Medical Association de C. W. A. Baeere
Amsterdam
Toi.land
Ganostn- Sandspom
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Dope Meeting at Met Tonight
A monster anti narcotic meeting is held at the Metropolitan theatre this evening with speakers from varied backgrounds including a clergyman a policeman and a banker. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ches ter A Batchelor will present the anti narcotic bill for legislative indorsement while leaders from the China club the Federation of Women's Clubs the American Legion the State Federation of Labor and the law profession attend.
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White Crom Society
Metropolitan Theatre
Sp. m
Chester A. Batchelor
Adam Teeler
Maas
W. K E. Priestly
The
China Club
Henry Landes
Federation of Women's Clube
Thomas N. Swale
American Legion
William M. Short
State Federation of Labor
John J. Bullivan
Congress Activity Review of Committees Today
Senate Manufactures committee screens Calder D1 for coal regulation. Ways and Means debates tariff revisions. Foreign Affairs advances disarmament hearings. Military Affairs probes War Department real estate. Agriculture reviews bite card and cotton speculation. Naval Affairs conducts pellicles and ships talks. Appropriations panels draft army and navy bills.
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Manufactures
Calder
Winasee
War Department
Agriculture Committee
Bremerton Elks Plan High Time Next Tuesday
Bremerton Elks announce a big show with high jinks for Seattle BPOE No. 89. About 200 Seattle members will travel to the Battleship Burg aboard a special steamer, leaving Colman dock at 6:38 p.m. Tuesday. The Elks bend will join the trip.
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Bremerton
Cotterill to Speak Sunday at YMCA Meeting
George F. Cotterill former mayor of Seattle will address the men’s Tanase meeting at the YMCA Sunday at 3 p m on National Prohibition After One Year. A friendship supper at 695 features Mary Brown estate president of the W C T U as guest speaker. Dan Cann boy violinist opens with a concert in the lobby at 215.
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Cotterill
George F. Cotterill
Seattle
Mary Brown
Ite
Dan Cann
Washington Newspaper Institute to End Tonight
The ninth annual Washington Newspaper Institute wraps up with a Saturday banquet at University Commons. Professor Edmond Meany will toastmaster as readings and lectures by editors and professors conclude the six day program. Knights of the Hook host tours and a tea for women reporters precede talks on copy reading and editorial page duties.
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Washington Newspaper Institute
University Commons
Edmond &. Meany
University
Evenife
Eyen of
Kenneth Kerr
Hallway and Marine News
Clarence Ellington
Chehalis Bee-Nugreet
State Prom Association
Piciter
J. C. Harrican
Colville Examiner
M. L. Spencer
School of Journal On
Daily Effort
Jank l L. Serrit
Bellingham American Reveille
Knights of the Hook
Chauncey Wright Restaurants Company
Maurice W. Hicklin
School of Journalism
Profemer Robert W. Jones
M.L. Spencer
Schoads of Journalism
Washington Newspaper Association
County Democrats Hear Rates Talked
The King County Democratic club met at Hicks cafeteria for a noon luncheon. J. Wettrick, attorney for the transportation bureau and Chamber of Commerce, spoke on the freight rate situation.
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Hicks
King County Democratic Club
J. Wettrick
Transportation Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Ireland camps terrible in Sinn Fein communique
Dublin reports a Sinn Fein communique charging British internment camps in Ireland with terrible conditions. It claims 1,298 internments ordered, 400 of these men have not had trials or charges advised, detainees in Ballykinlar camp are underfed, in insanitary surroundings, with inadequate shelter and and many are barefoot.
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Dublin
Ireland
Binn Fein
Binn
Pleads Not Guilty to Stealing Auto
Harry Johnson pleaded not guilty before Presiding Judge J. T. Ronald Friday afternoon accused of taking a motor vehicle December 30 without the permission of HGC Malone the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HGC
Malone
Harry Johnson
J. T. Ronald
Cure for Rupture Without Operation Promises Relief
A reader recounts a ruptured condition cured without surgery using an unnamed remedy. The letter claims years of relief and no downtime, urging others to write for full information at 990 G Marcellus Avenue Manasquan New Jersey. The note warns about the misery and danger of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene M. Pullen
Rpenter
Marcellus Avenue
Manasquan N. J
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets are free from griping and aim to restore normal bowel action with one or two tablets at bedtime.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Eatonic Relief for Stomach Ailments Cited by R Long
In a testimonial attributed to R Long readers hear of relief from neuralgia and stomach upset. Eatonic is advertised as reducing acidity and gas after meals with a quick effect and a money back guarantee. The ad touts a big box at a small price.
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R. Long
Eiet
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