Villa Escapes Garranzistas After Surrounded Stand
Gen Francisco Villa narrowly evades capture after being surrounded in the Sierra Madre by Carranzista columns led by Gen Cavazos. Reports of his imprisonment or taking a wife are denied by Gov Ignacio Enriquez who notes 18 Villista rebels remain detained awaiting confirmation of a slaying claim.
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EL Paso
Francisco Villa
Sierra Madree
Cavazos
Herrera
Chihuahua City
Villa
Ignacio Enriquez
Chihuahua
Enriquez
Santa Ysabel
Guerrero
Carrangistas
Frederico
Bernardo Duran
Bert Akers
Mexico
Akersn
Pueblo
Senora Villa Denies Bandit’s Third Wife Claim
In Los Angeles on January 22 Senora Juana Villa wife of the bandit leader stated It is a lie when told he took a third spouse She dismissed the report with a calm smile through an interpreter suggesting no interest in the case
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Los Angeles
Senora Juana Villa
Dexter Horton Savings Ad Urges Break From Treadmill Work
An old bank advertisement for the Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank urges readers to save money and escape endless labor. It questions the value of earned income without savings and promotes a better path through prudent finance.
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The
Dexter Horton Trust and Savings Bank
Austro Peace Offer to Serbia Reported from Rome
News from Rome reports Austria made a fresh peace proposal to Serbia after failing to renew talks with Montenegro. The dispatch notes Serbia rejected previous terms and holds no renewal in sight. Meanwhile Montenegrin royalty faced tensions with Italian press and traveled to Lyons after a brief reconciliation in Rome. An Austrian torpedo boat and a hydroplane were later sunk by a British submarine in the Upper Adriatic.
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Austria
Serbia
Montenegro
Athens
Nicholas
Milina
Lyons
Helena
Italy
France
Seutart
Upper
Adriatic
German superdreadnoughts eyed with 17 inch guns
London reports German battleships are being armed with 17 inch guns capable of shelling over 20 miles. The Daily News cites this as the likely same weapon used against Dunkirk. Critics say it far surpasses British naval power, prompting fear of a sortie on England. Reports also mention a new German battleplane named Fokker destroying 16 British biplanes.
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London
England
Daily News
Bel lingham Mayor George P Raymond Dies at 67
George P Raymond elected last December as Bel lingham mayor died at his home Friday night from heart failure. He had two weeks of confinement with arteriosclerosis and a grip. Born in Woodstock New Brunswick, he was 67. Survived by widow four sons Fred Harrison Lawrence Chester G Raymond of Tacoma and daughter Mrs T A Stiger.
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Bellingham
George P. Raymond
Bel Hngham
Raymond
Woodstock
New Brunswick
Fred
Harrison
Lawrence
Chester G. Raymond
Tacoma
T. A. Stiger
Attorney John R. Parker Dies Suddenly at Home
John R. Parker, a Seattle attorney with a decade of practice, died of heart disease after rising from bed at his home on 530 32nd Ave Thursday night. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 PM at Johnson & Hamilton funeral parlors.
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John R. Parker
32Nd Ave
Seattle
Johnson & Hamilton
GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL Capsules Advised For Health
An health ad warns readers to seek cause for pains in kidneys stomach joints and head. It claims chronic headaches signal stomach trouble and promotes GOLD MEDAL HAARLEM OIL Capsules sold by druggists with money back guarantee. It warns against substitutes and urges regular use for daily condition.
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Bright
Haarlem
The Orpheum and Empress Bills Light Up Seattle Stages
Joe Howard headlines the Orpheum with new songs and partner Ethelyn Clarke, joined by Emmet Devoy in His Wife's Mother and a slate of acts from Sig. Lamberti to the Mishka dance duo. The Empress presents a musical tabloid comedy headlined by Hiram and a lineup including The Widow and its Wife and The Crow's Nest Inn. The Bird of Paradise returns to Moore with Carlotta Monterey, while Pantages opens with The Cannibal Maids and acts by Gus Eimore and others.
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Joe Howard
Orpheum
Ethelyn Clarke
Joe
Emmet Devoy
Dyer
Fay
Sig. Lamberti
Corelli
Gillette
Potter
Fluffy Little Mile
Olga
Mishka
Eugene Santo
Kitamuras
Asia
France
Norway
Ress
Keating
Carroll and Fay
Jacobs
Alvarettas
Fairman and Archer
George Alexander
Hearst-Vitagraph Pictorial News
Moore
Oliver Morosco
Luana
Seattle
Pantages
Jack Patton
South Seas
Gus Eimore
Frank Bugh
Imperial Troupe
Grace McCormack
Steiner
Rice
Newton
Stone Confesses Share in State Fund Forgeries
Olympia January 22 Rumors ripple of more prosecutions after Frank W Stone known as Portland Kid confesses to Gov Lister and Attorney General Tanner He admits forging fraudulent insurance fund claims but cannot state totals Stone partner J P F Gillies former Insurance Commission member remains on trial for fraud complicity
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Stone
Frank W
Portland
Stones
J. PF. Gillies
Insurance Commission
Settlement Near on Lusitania Ancona and Persia
Washington dispatch reports progress toward settlement of the Lusitania, Ancona, and Persia submarine incidents. Officials say Austria’s denial that its subs sank the Persia may prompt further inquiry and require the evidence behind the denial. A German note on the Lusitania is expected to be cautious and incomplete, while the State Department prepares a reply to the Ancona note praising Austria’s pledge to follow international law.
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Washington
Lusitania
Ancona
Persia
Austria
State Department
Kilbourne & Clark win stay in wireless patent suit
Kilbourne and Clark, local electrical manufacturers, secured a federal court temporary restraining order Friday preventing Marconi Wireless Co from filing further patent infringement suits against their customers. The Moore theatre hosted a Friday program of grand opera and patriotic airs by local talent for the Italian Red Cross.
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Kilbourne& Clark
Neterer
Marconi Wireless Co
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Promote Quick Liver Relief
Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets present a mild laxative alternative to calomel aimed at improving liver and bowel function. The ads claim rapid relief from headaches dullness and a heavy feeling, promoting clearer minds and lifted spirits. Sold in boxes at 100 and 250 cents by The Olive Tablet Company Columbus.
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Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbue
Storm Warning Issued for Washington and Oregon Seaports
A storm warning was ordered at 6 20 a m for all seaports in Washington and Oregon as a disturbance near Tatoosh Island moves eastward. Expect southeast winds turning to southwest with gales tonight and probably tomorrow.
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Washington
Oregon
Tatoosh Island
Edwin J Brown obituary notice details
Edwin J Brown aged 70, of Dalton Block, 7123 First Ave, died recently. Open evenings until 8 and Sundays until 4 for inquiries. phone Main 3640.
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Edwin J. Brown
First Ave
Dalton Block
Officers elected at public ownership league meeting
Clarence L. Gere was chosen president, Mrs. Emily Peters vice president, Mrs. Elizabeth Mooera secretary, and F. X. Hall treasurer at a public ownership league meeting Friday night. The group stated a slogan, We give you the ammunition, but you must do the firing.
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Clarence L. Gere
Mra
Emily Peters
Elizabeth Mooera
F. X. Hall
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertising blurb touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest relief for grippe and severe colds. It recommends doses every two hours up to three, claims to ease nasal congestion discharge headache feverishness sore throat and sneezing, costs 25 cents.
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Pape
Stevens Academy Walk Dances Attract Middle Aged Patrons
Prof Stevens promotes walk dances, a current fad, offering private halls and lady assistants for evening events at Stevens Academy located at 1523 4th Ave near Pine.
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Stevens
Stevens’ Academy
4Th Ave
Pine
Testimony in murder trial cites self defense claim
Mrs. Mike Kuczerski testified in Judge Frater's court that Kambi lat Kooloff shot her husband, who she said had struck her and was singing a suggestive song. She said Kooloff ordered him to stop, Kuczerski grabbed Kooloff's revolver, they struggled, and a shot fired as her husband held the gun.
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Mike Kuczerski
Kambilat Kooloff
Kuczerski
Kooloff
State Near Close In Mrs Mohr Trial
Providence Jan 22 The state expects to close its case Monday against Mrs C Franklin Moir and two men charged with murdering her husband No session was held today Whether the defense will call the widow is uncertain.
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Providence
R. 1
C. Franklin Moir
Chamber Drives Alaska Aid With Massive Letter Campaign
The Alaska bureau of the Chamber of Commerce reports a large batch of letters sent to Washington urging Congress to provide additional appropriations for Alaska. J L McPherson, manager, notes that much of the effort hinges on hustle and persistence.
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Congress
Alaska
Washington, D. C
J. L. McPherson
The
Chamber of Commerce
President Wilson completes plans for Midwest trip
President Wilson’s trip through the Middle West to discuss preparedness is set. He will depart January 28 with speeches January 29 in Pittsburgh and Cleveland, January 31 in Chicago, February 1 in Des Moines, February 2 in Topeka, and a final speech in Kansas City before returning February 4 for the judicial dinner at the White House.
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Wilson
Middle West
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Chicago
Des Moines
Topeka
Kansas City
White House
Multnomah Club sweeps inter club meet over Spokane
The Multnomah club won the inter club meet against Spokane Friday night in Portland. The locals swept every class including boxing and wrestling events.
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Portland
Multnomah
Spokane
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Ethelyn Clark
Dyer Fay
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Gus Elmore
Frank Bush
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