Gasoline prices steady amid officials' remarks in Seattle
H B Col ofStandard Oil in Lan Seattle says gasoline prices will not rise here. News notes mention Mexican oil fields and Pacific coast supply unaffected while East may see price changes due to pending legislation. Also a Pacific Passenger association meeting postponed consolidation action. PAZO claim appears as an advertisement offering 6 to 14 day cure refund.
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H. B. Col
Standard of! Co
Seattle
Pacific Coast
The
Pacific Passenger Association
Passengers Saved At Sea After Powhatan Distress
A wireless message reports 271 Powhatan passengers transferred to the Northern Pacific in calmer seas after distress off Halifax. Heat and meals restored. Powhatan towed 200 miles toward Halifax by Lady Laurier with O Leary and Sharkey assisting in the rescue.
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New York
Powhatan
Halifax
Northern Pacific
Lady Laurier
O'Leary
Sharkey
United States Coast Guard
Oasippee
Man Guilty in Sedition Hearing in Tacoma
A. Groas, one of four Tacoma Reds rounded up after the Centralia murders, was found guilty by a federal jury on two counts charging publishing and circulating seditious literature. The jury found him not guilty on the remaining counts.
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Tacoma
A. Groas
Centralia
Federal
Aged Man Found Frozen Near Shack North of Spokane
Spokane reports H. Mayes a 70 year old man was found frozen to death in the brush near his shack just north of the city. He had been nearly destitute for two weeks and yesterday marked his end.
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Spokane
H. Mayes
Turkish War Minister and General Staff Chief Resign
Constantinople. January 23. The minister of war and the chief of the general staff of Turkey resigned today. The resignation of the entire cabinet was expected.
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Constantinople
Turkey
British Troops Change Plans for German Plebiscites
LABCON Jan 23. The war office says it is necessary to alter earlier plans to deploy 11 battalions of British troops into German plebiscite areas.
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Labcon
War Office
Brussels
Belgium
Germany
Demurrer to Mayor's Complaint Set for Monday
Joe Smith's demurrer to Mayor Fitzgerald's complaint barring criminal Abel will be argued in Justice Brinker's court Monday afternoon. The record notes 76 000 nervous and mentally diseased soldiers reported across all classes in the war.
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Joe Smith
Fitzgerald
Abel
Justice Brinker
Belgium Rebuilds as Looted Factories Return Home
Belgium leads in postwar restoration under the Belgian Service de Restitution Industrielle, working from Wiesbaden with German wartime records. Allied recovery uses Rohma and Wumba card files to locate stolen machines and return them to 4092 Belgian manufacturers by August.
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Deo In Restitution Industrielle
Minister of Economic Affairs
Wienbaden
Germany
Rohma
Wumba
Belgium
Frankfort
Wiesbaden
Los Angeles Boycott Aims at Potatoes and Food Graft
Los Angeles arked as potato prices spark a citywide boycott starting today. Thousands sign pledges to abstain from potatoes and other foods to curb profiteering and hold growers and merchants to account. About 30 000 women expected to add names to 150 petitions within days.
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Los Angeles
Admiral Knight testifies on Daniels view of medals
Rear Admiral Austin Knight, head of the board on naval decorations, testified to the Senate subcommittee that Secretary Daniels emphasized battles where ships were lost. He said the board could not accept that mere enemy contact, even with meritorious service, guaranteed recognition unless connected with operations. Knight said Daniels overruled many Knight board recommendations, per committee figures.
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Austin
Knight
Daniela
Senate
Daniels
Unias
Congressmans Attitude on Sedition Bill Draws Criticism
Washington Jan 23 United Press says Representative Rodenburg Republican of Hlinda labeled Attorney General Palmer’s stance on sedition as a plain case of cold feet as the House Rules Committee resumes hearings on the Graham bill Rodenburg criticizes Palmer for not appearing to support the proposed law.
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Washington
United Press
Rodenburg
Hlinda
Palmer
House Rules Committee
First Woman Appointed to French Marine Ministry Staff
Paris reports Minister of Marine M Landry named his daughter Helgne to his staff making Madamoinelle Landry the first woman to hold such a post in France. She holds Doctor of Laws and Doctor of Philosophy degrees.
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Paris
Wild Woman Costume Prank Lands Waiter in Jail
Joe Frason, a waiter, wore a wild woman disguise on Becond Avenue Thursday night. Patrolman A. J. Tracey stopped him after a neighbor noted the act. Frason spent the night in jail among rough drunks in the men’s tank.
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Joe Frason
Tracey
Joe
Cope
Navy Enlisted Men Get Pay Increase Passed by House
The House passed a bill granting enlisted Navy personnel pay raises from 60 to 80 percent retroactive to January 1. Officers were not included. naval committee may consider that later. The measure adds a four month reenlistment bonus. The vote was 11 to 10.
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Washington
House
Naval Committee
Jury Debates W W Verdict In Syndicalism Case
Spokane dated January 23 jury deliberations continued into the night in a case charging 35 alleged LW W W with criminal syndicalism. John Grady IL W W secretary testified claiming, We are going to take over the world, as assertions about railroads were raised during court proceedings.
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Spokane
LW. W's
John Grady
IL. W. W's
Troper
Grady
Kelly Found Guilty After Self Defense of Whisky Charge
In Judge Jurey’s court Kelly defended himself as the jury found him guilty. The jurors returned with a brief verdict and the judge sentenced him to thirty days.
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Kelly
Judge Jurey’s Court
Demurrer Ruling Clears Union Record Publishers
United States circuit court Judge Jeremiah Neterer sustains the demurrer of BE Aust F A Rust George I Listman Anna Louise Strong and the Seattle Union Record Publishing Co in a case over alleged espionage act violations The judge found the Union Record publications do not tend to incite overthrow of the government.
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Union Record
United States Circuit Court
Jeremiah Neterer
BE. B. Aust
F. A. Rust
George I. Listman
Anna Louise Strong
Seattle Union Record Publishing Company
Neterer
Pershing Visits Redding Amid Warm Welcome
Gen Pershing spent three minutes in Redding today drawing a large crowd. Thousands, including high school cadets, lined the streets as his train arrived at 9 45 this morning, cheering the visiting general.
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Redding
Cal
Gen Pershing
Hesketh Denies Triple Alliance Endorsement
Seattle councilman Hubert M. Hesketh rejects any endorsement by the Triple Alliance or any political organization. He cites his thirty years in organized labor and runs as an independent seeking public support for his city council seat.
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Triple Alliance
Hubert M. Hesketh
Hesketh
Central Labor Council
Washington State Federation of Labor
Culinary Crasse
Councilimance
Heaketh
Laborites
Seattle
Organized Labor
Three Mayors in Race Address King County Democratic Meet
Mayoral candidates B Fitzgerald Hugh Caldwell and James A Duncan will address the King County Democratic meeting at Meves cafeteria. The noon session aims to energize the campaign with all three speakers.
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B. Fitzgerald
Hugh Caldwell
James A. Duncan
King County
Gay
Meves
Is A M Morgan in Seattle Mother Looking for Him
A 27 year old Western Union messenger, A M Morgan, disappeared after leaving work December 16. His mother Mrs A Morgan of Wenatchee, received his letter December 17 and asks anyone with information to address inquiries to Seattle general delivery, as she stays in Seattle for a week.
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A. M. Morgan
Morgan
Western Union
A. Morgan
Wenatchee
Seattle
Wife Reads Notes He Grounds Divorce After Pocket Searches
Dr William J. McMillan a dentist was granted a divorce Friday in a case signed by Judge Everett Smith finding fault in his wife for habitually going through his pockets. He testified she was always looking for letters and recalls writing a note with a girl’s name to tease her which she later found and believed genuine.
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William J. McMillan
Everett Smith
Shortest Name Among War Insurance Files Is “L”
Bradley T. Fowlkes, head of the local War Risk Insurance Bureau at 315 University, reports the shortest family name listed as L in the files of 4,500,000 service members. The two Hawaii natives trained at Camp Lewis had their war insurance converted to government peace-time policies.
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War Risk Insurance Bureau
Bradley T. Fowlkes
University Et
Camp Lewis
Hawaii
Schumann-Heink Shows Further Improvement
San Diego reports on January 23 that opera singer Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink, under medical care, is continuing to improve according to her physicians.
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San Diego
Cal
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Mil lionaire highwayman robs woman in Seattle
A man described as a polite millionaire robber halted his car near Capitol Hill and Republican Street shortly before 11 p.m. Thursday, tipped his hat, and threatened to shoot if there was an outcry as he took Mrs. O. A. Van Brunt’s purse containing $15. The two women were escorted to an apartment building, then the suspect fled. Motorcycle patrols scoured the hill district but found no trace.
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Seattle
Lithave
Republican St
O. A. van Brunt
Capitola Apts
Carranza Backed Plan to Stir U S Negro Revolt
Senator Fall alleged the Carranza government supported a scheme to incite a rebellion among African Americans in the United States aiming to establish an independent republic including Texas New Mexico Arizona Colorado and California.
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San Antonio
Texas
Carranza
United States
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
California
Fall
Senate
Cathedral Hall Farce Benefit for St James School
Tonight at 8 P M a farce titled All a Mistake staged by the Anadel players at Cathedral hall for St James School. At 6 30 P M Crystal Wool boxing event. At 4 40 P M Flkes club Star league basketball Company B G W vs Spalding. Collegiate basketball at Washington Oregon P M Armory Worner's auxiliary Filmer J Noble post American Legion.
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Anadel Players
St. James School
Flkes
Star League
G. W
Spalding
P. m—Armory
Worner's Auxillary
Filmer
J. Noble
American Legion
University events highlight busy Saturday schedule
At 8 p.m. Meany Hall hosts the Seattle Symphony concert on campus. A noon address by mayoral candidates occurs at King County Democratic club. 9 p.m. YMCA basketball features University Community Five against Soldiers and Sailors with Rostress Viper & Tafte facing Rainier Post.
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Meany Hall
University
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
King County Democratic Club
University Community Five
Soldiers and Sailors
Rostress
Viper & Tafte
Rainier Post
Arrest of Landlord Over Cold Rooms
Joseph L. Lewith, proprietor of a rooming house at 15 Beneca t., was arrested by city health authorities Friday morning on a charge of maintaining an insufficient amount of heat. He was released on ten dollars cash bail.
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Joseph L. Lewith
Beneca
Fourteen More Men Nabbed by U S in Detention Sweep
Fourteen more alleged members of the Union of Tiuesian Workers were detained by federal officers. They await hearings before immigration commissioner Henry M. White on deportation charges. The arrests bring total detainees to 48 percent on suspicion of advocating government overthrow by violence. Nikodim Gornovsky, brother of Vasil and Ivan Gornovsky, was among those seized. the Gornovaks are said to lead the Beatle branch of the Union of Russian Workers, described as anarchistic.
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Union of Tiuesian Workers
Federal Oficiatea
Henry M. White
Commissioner of Immigration
Department of Justice
Nikodim Gornovsky
Vasil
Ivan Gornovsky
Gornovakys
Union of Russian Workers
Cleveland Labor May Launch Bank
Cleveland labor leaders consider withdrawing about 40 million dollars from local banks to establish a cooperative bank of its own. Warren B. Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, affirmed the plan saying the sum could be better used by labor.
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Cleveland
Warren 8. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Aflid
The Matter of Your Teeth Is Right Square Up to You
The piece urges readers to consider dental health and seek expert dentists. It warns that an abscessed tooth can release poison harming joints stomach eyes ears throat spine and other areas, even if the tooth seems healthy.
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