Smoker to Aid Stevens Folks
Mayor Caldwell asks Dr. Walter Kelton to arrange a benefit smoker for Patrolman Volney L. Stevens widow Mia and her five minor children. Over $1,800 has been raised to cover debts and education while police officers contribute. Funeral services were held at Gilman Park Methodist church with interment at Crown Hill.
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Mia
Volney L. Stevens
Caldwell
Walter Kelton
Seattle Boxing Commission
Kelton
Seattle Lodge of Elks
Stevens
Seattle
Gilman Park Methodist Church
Crown Hill Cemetery
Star
Publica
Police Department
Berne Party Rejects Moscow Conditions for Third Internationale
The socialist faction in Berne rejected Moscow’s terms for joining the Third Internationale, citing policy differences and sovereign concerns while signaling ongoing debates within the party about alignment with Soviet-led leadership.
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Berne
Socialist Party
Moscow
Third Internationale
High Cost of Gum Drops to Continue High
DEL MONTE Cal Jan 19 The high cost of chocolates will continue high Ditto taffy all day suckers and gum drops At least that's what the members of Western Confectioners association in convention at the Hotel Del Monte maid today They declared prices of sweets al ready have been reduced consid erably but they cannot well go Candy prices have been greaty lowered already according to Leon Sweet of Salt Lake City president of the association Sugar one of the largest elements in manufacture has dropped but other materials used have not as yet gone down.
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del Monte
Cal
Western Confectioners’ Association
Hotel del Monte
Leon Sweet
Salt Lake City
Dozen Suits Ordered by Harding Tailors Show
Chicago reports at the International Merchant Tailors and Designers convention that President-elect Warren G. Harding eschews wartime economies, displays two suits from his 44 size wardrobe, and plans a dozen new outfits for his presidency.
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Chicago
Warren G. Harding
International Merchant Tailors’ and Designers
Harding
Press Woman From Philippines Set to Address Seattle Lawyers
Miss Margaret Dwyer representative of the Philippine press bureau will address the Seattle Women Lawyers association at the Women's University Club. Miss Esther V. Johnson announced that Dwyer will explain her work in detail and discuss press duties.
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Margaret Dwyer
Philippine Press Bureau
Seattle Women Lawyers’ Association
Women's University Club
Esther V. Johnson
Miss Dwyer
Indian Irrigation Work Delayed by Budget Limits
The Chamber of Commerce asked Senator Miles Poindexter to speed Indian irrigation pit construction to provide jobs. Commissioner Cato Sdila of the Indian affairs office supports relief efforts but says reduced funds after wartime needs limit acceleration beyond the current program.
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Miles Poindexter
Chamber of Commerce
Cato Sdila
Indian Affairs Office
County seeks changes in game laws and deer tagging
County Game Warden A J Beach says he will urge the legislature to ban private leasing of duck and game grounds to non county entities and to require hunters to tag two deer. He aims to widen duck hunting access and the county plans to equip grounds acquired for this purpose.
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Fredericton
N. B
A. J. Beach
Borrowed gun to kill ends in jail
Mike Cantwell, 60, arrested near a Japanese store at Seventh Ave and University St on a loaded revolver charge. Police say Cantwell admitted borrowing the weapon to kill a Swede after a quarrel, but officer Buckley doubted the tale and jailed him.
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Seventh Ave
University St
Mike Cantwell
Mike Buckley
Cantwell
Buckley
Cantweill
Boat capsizes as two Chinese men jailed after early morning incident
Police and immigration officials hold two Chinese men under open charges after a boat capsized near pier 14. Customs inspector H W Purnies investigates potential smuggling while Charley Woo a 79 year old fisherman and Ah Wong a 40 year old cook are also in custody.
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Pier 14
H. W. Pur Nies
Charley Woo
Ah Wong
Cook
Burglary Sentence for Sylvester Love in Local Court
Sylvester Love, 19, received a two to 15 year sentence in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree burglary before Judge J. T. Ronald. He had previously served time in the state reformatory. Also noted, Dr A F Colton was elected president of the State Association of Druggists Doctors.
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Sylvester Love
J. T. Ronald
J. D. Carmody
Love
State Reformatory
A. F. Colton
State Association of Drugrems Doctors
Quaker Minister Grateful to Tanlac for Health Return
Rev. Parker Moon a well known Quaker servant in Southwest Missouri credits Tanlac for his recovery from five years of nervous indigestion headaches back pains and constipation. He reports improved appetite sleep and calmer nerves after starting Tanlac and says he recommends it to others. Tanlac sold by Bartell Drug Stores.
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Missouri
Parker Moon
Society of Friends
Quakers
Parker
Taniac
Tanlae
Bartell Drug Stores
Peanuts Suit Demands $10 725 25 Against Northwest Trading Co
Leon Lewin of California files a federal complaint alleging breach of contract over 100 tons of Chinese shelled peanuts handled by Northwest Trading Co. The action seeks damages totaling 10 725 25.
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Leon Lewin
California
Northwest Trading Co
Ask OCallaghan to Surrender Self
The labor department sent a notice to attorneys for Donal O Callaghan lord mayor of Cork requiring him to surrender to the immigration inspector at Norfolk. This follows Secretary Wilson ruling that O Callaghan is a sailor and may stay only long enough to reship.
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O’callaghan
Washington
Labor Department
Donal O'Callaghan
Cork
O'Callaghan
Norfolk
Wilson
Hampton
Immigration Bureau
Man Who Introduced East to West Coming
Branch Riley, chosen by Oregon Washington and British Columbia authorities, will lecture at Plymouth Congregational Church at 8:15 p m Monday. The free public talk showcases color screen pictures of Puget Sound, the Columbia River highway and British Columbia and aims to revive interest in the Pacific Northwest.
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Puget Sound
Washington
Columbia River Highway
British Columbia
Branch Riley
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
America
Plymouth Congregational Church
Riley
Charmea
Congress Schedule Highlights Debates On Amnesty and Tariffs
Attorney General Palmer appears before the Senate Judiciary Committee to discuss France’s amnesty bill for political prisoners. The Manufacturers' Committee continues Calder bill hearings on coal regulation. Joint Senate and House Naval Bases panel to reconvene on Pacific coast site decisions. House membership expansion vote anticipated. Government hospital funding request examined. Ways and Means reviews sugar and molasses tariffs. Various committees hear debt and appropriation bills and reclassifications.
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Palmer
Senate
Judiciary Committee
France
Manufacturers’ Committee
Calder
House
Pacific Coast
Public Buildings and Grounds
Houston
China
Baker
Naval Affairs Committee
Bicycle Collision Leaves Boy with Broken Leg in Seattle
Lewis Long, 13, of 4314 12th Ave N E, is reported in Seattle General Hospital with a fractured right leg after his bicycle collided with 4149 14th Ave N E car owned by Akiyama at E 47th St and Brooklyn Ave Tuesday night.
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Lewis Long
12Th Ave. N. E
Seattle General Hospital
Akiyama
14Th Ave. N. E
E. 47Th St
Brooklyn Ave
Patent Medicine Destroyed Here By Federal Marshal Action
Confiscated patent medicines condemned in federal court were destroyed Tuesday by deputy U.S. marshals in a miscellaneous collection seizure.
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United States
Not Guilty Pleas In Migratory Bird Case In Yakima
Yakima court hears not guilty pleas from I. J. Bounds attorney and George F. Stean in a charge alleging violation of the migratory bird law involving a white swan.
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Yakima
I. J. Bounds
Torney
George F. Stean
Man
Seven Inch Fier to Be Shipped to Kitsap Soldiers Cemetery
A seven inch iizer is to be shipped to Low Kitsap county Washington for placement in a soldiers' cemetery as part of a commemorative project.
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Washington
Low Kitsap County
Wash
Soldiers’ Cemetery
Revival of medicinal herb gardens in Manchester urged
The article notes renewed cultivation of medicinal herbs in Manchester gardens while US gardens abandon small plots as imports from Turkey and India grow for commercial use. It mentions Lydia E Pin Vegetable Compound as a narcotic free remedy for women’s illnesses promoted for healing.
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Manchester
England
United States
Turkey
India
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