Radicals Challenge British Unionism Over Labor System
The Rol element in Great Britain and Ireland fears the shop steward model will replace or overthrow current labor officials. Party officials warn the shift could remold national labor politics as stewards claim broader worker representation than traditional union leaders.
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Marton Phillips
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National Labor Organization
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Planta
Famous actor Wat Goodwin dies in New York hotel
Nat C Goodwin, renowned actor, died in his hotel suite at the Claridge in York, after a recent illness and an operation in which an eye was removed. He was 61 and had lived a colorful life with five marriages and a career spanning stage and early film.
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Georgia Gardner
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Moreland
Eliza Wethersby
Nellie Baker Pease
Elliott
Edna Good
Stuart
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Ocean California
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Marriman
Three Injured In Gar Smash At Spokane Crossing
Three men were injured when an electric freight train struck near West Spokane and SW Gar Street at night. Erickson HM, 42, and Erickson 33, both residents of Seattle area, suffered leg injuries, while Arthur Doyle 21, a Navy man from 4557 44th Ave NW, sustained head and limb abrasions. They were taken to State General Hospital for treatment.
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Erickson
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Arthur Doyle
U Mavy
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Ltate General Hospital
Jury Women Hit by Auto
Mary Kildall and Mrs L Littlefield were severely injured when an auto driven by Mrs T struck them at Yesterday and Second Thursday. They are recovering. the third woman escaped injury. Police report say driver attempted to enter Yesler Way from Jefferson Street and could not stop in time.
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W. Blaine
L. Littlefield
H. A. Frderick
Tallman's Superior Court
Yesler Way
Jefferst
Secave
Robinson
Judge Tallman
Mexicans oppose land sale to the United States
In Globe Arizona on January 21 a Mexican run movement formed to oppose any sale of California to the United States. Gustavo Hernandez of Globe reports a petition signed by several thousand Mexicans denouncing any plan to transfer territory.
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Ariz
Mexico
California
United
Gustavo Hernandez
Pershing Pressures War Dept on Overseas Promotions
Pershing urged Secretary Baker to modify post armistice promotion rules, signaling a more liberal approach. War department officials anticipate broader promotions. In another item, Col Lindsey, head of the war risk insurance bureau, reported November and December allotment checks mailed as his duties near completion.
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Pershing
War Department
Baker
Jan Tr
Col. Lindsey
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Oh the Charm of Beauty Stuart's Calcium Wafers Ad
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a cure for pimples blackheads and discolored skin by cleansing the blood of impurities. It claims bad complexions stem from impure blood and promises dramatic improvements with a 56 cent pack.
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Stuart
Have Dark Hair Again with La Creole Hair Dressing
An advertisement promises a simple cheap method to darken gray hair using La Creole Hair Dressing. It claims gradual transformation to a darker even shade, with softer hair, and cites Bartell Drug Co as a retailer plus mail orders and a $1 price.
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Bartell Drug Co
All Good
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Overnight
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as turning gray or faded hair dark and lustrous with one or two applications. It claims the old recipe, now improved, is sold in drug stores and makes hair appear youthful within days.
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Wyeth
The Largest Audience in the Northwest Reads Star Want Ads
Local readers turn to Star Want Ads as the Northwest’s largest audience for classifieds. The page highlights opportunities in jobs, housing, and services while emphasizing broad reach across communities.
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Star
Keade Star
Want
Sophia Search Continues for Princess Sophia Victims
In Juneau Alaska on January 31 rescuers work to recover bodies from the Princess Sophia lost October 26 in Lena canal off the Alaska coast. Divers fear delaying rescue could waterlog life preservers and cause bodies to sink and drift into deep water. Marine Diver Jacobsen says the vessel rests on a sandy bottom and intact with some reports of breakup.
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Hog Island yards prove expensive
Washington report states Hog Island shipyards have cost up to 66 204 000 dollars to date. M C Brush, president of the International Shipbuilding corporation, told the senate yesterday that photos from last winter show harsh conditions that raised the yard’s costs. San Francisco report notes E A Dickson named editor of the Los Angeles Express by Guy C Karl for the EB Bart estate.
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Jan
Hog Island
M. C. Brush
International Shipbuilding Corporation
Senate
Brush
San Francisco
E. A. Dickson
State Board of Control
Los Angeles Express
Guy C. Karl
EB. T. Bart
League of Nations Victory Shapes Postwar Colonial Policy
Paris report credits American diplomacy with third straight victory at the peace conference. Provisional agreements place German colonies and Turkish and Ugandan territories under League of Nations administration with trusteeships. Australia expresses dissatisfaction over colonial claims. Wilson reiterates U.S. support for Australia’s economic and political claims but holds firm on core principles.
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League of Nations
United States
Australia
Hughes
America
Italy imposes import bars on leather goods and shoes
The Italian high commissioner announced a restriction following Britain's lead, prohibiting imports of leather and shoes for private accounts and denying transportation authorizations from any origin. The War Trade Board confirmed the action today in Washington.
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Washington
Jan, Jr
Great Britain
Italy
War Trade Board
Army Man Plans Atlantic Flight
Maj. Gen. Keenly, head of the U S army department of military aeronautics, hopes to be the first to fly across the Atlantic. He believes the project cannot be realized for several months and will be attempted only after a period in the United States including possible nonstop cross country tests.
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Keenly
United States Army Department of Military Aeronautics
Atlantic
New York
San Francisco
Urge Fight on Trade Embargo Across 300 Commodities
United Press reports government officials and congressmen urging a strong response to a broad embargo covering more than 300 commodities. The embargo sparks calls for definite policies and reciprocal action against Britain as shipping interests view a new loan as leverage. London plans March 1 licenses for 53 classes of imported goods.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Congress
London
Greene visits city as first head of 91st division
Gen. Greene, first head of the 91st division, arrives at the New Washington hotel with pride in the famous Siet unit. Brig. Gen. H. A. Greene, former Camp Lewis commander, travels from San Francisco and stays only a few days before heading east. He hopes the reception for the Sint matches its heroic France record.
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Camp Lewis
New Washington Hotel
Beattie
San Franccisco
Sint
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