Holland's Queen Milhelmina Entangled With Pro German Sentiment
Washington dispatch reports Dutch sentiment during the war era, noting Queen Wilhelmina's struggle to maintain favor amid German influence concerns. The piece describes widespread pro Holland and anti German feeling among Dutch Socialists and soldiers, with correspondents and troops engaging in English language exchanges and reflections on Mexican revolutions.
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William &. Shepherd
Washington
Milhelmina
Mortland
Germany
Holland
Ton
Wilhelmina
Lieut Palmen Returns After 21 Months War Service
Lieut C E G Palmen of Seattle returns home aboard the steamship Asia in Vancouver with over 100 veterans. He served 21 months with the 12th battery field artillery after enlisting in the Zlith battalion American Legion. Palmen later earned a commission in the Royal Air Force in England and met President Wilson in London.
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Vancouver
C. E. G. Palmen
Seattle
C. A. Palmen
Minor
Palmen
Uncle Sam
Zlith Battalion
American Legion
France
12Th Battery Field Artillery
England
Royal Air Force
Wilson
London
French Hold 358 000 German Prisoners
Paris reports Lieutenant Colonel de Thomassen, a military critic, states France holds 368000 German prisoners. British captures reach nearly 300000 with about 40000 taken in the last three weeks in France and Belgium. total captured 291000, with around 30000 repatriated or interned due to wounds or illness.
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N. EB. A
Paris
Col. de Thomassen
France
Belgium
Germany
Switzerland
Mob violence in Monroe leaves Sampson Smith dead
In Monroe on Wednesday Sampson Smith a Black man was killed by a mob. The same incident saw Blanchard Warner a white man killed by Smith. A jury convicted Smith with a verdict that did not impose capital punishment.
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Monroe
Sampson Smith
Columbia
Smith
Blanchard Warner
Prisoners Strike At Leavenworth Inmate Labor Walkout
One thousand nine hundred prisoners staged a walkout at Leavenworth Kansas on January 31 amid alleged mistreatment. About 2,000 inmates continued work as usual while 1,600 refused to leave cells or perform labor. The strike cites poor food unequal court martial sentences coerced labor with Black prisoners and release of conscientious objectors.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Man and Wife Die When Auto Hit by Train
TACOMA January 31 Mr and Mrs Kerman of Patonville were killed Thursday when their auto was demolished by a Milwaukee passenger train at an intersection on a mountain road and railway. Mrs Beaman survived to tell of four Ball children awaiting their parents at the Patonville home. Benjamin N Eshelman 28 a waiter on the steamship President died of influenza in the influenza wards of the old curt house.
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Milwaukee
Mountain Road and Railway
Benjamin N. Eshelman
President
Yanks Reach Port as 329th Infantry Units Arrive
The US transport Minnehaka arrived in New York carrying 2,728 homecoming troops from Nhent. It landed with Companies A to M, field and staff, machine gun, supply, medical detachment of the 329th Infantry, plus casual company No. 222, Alabama, 142 casual officers and seven civilians onboard.
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New York
United States
Minnekahda
Nhent
329Th Infantry
Alabama
Bank President Sought by Police
Seattle police were instructed by Sheriff Charles Stevenson to apprehend L A O Brien president of the Concrete State Bank. A felony warrant was issued for him after he allegedly left with 2550 dollars in bank funds aboard a car.
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Seattle
Charles Stevenson
Mount Vernon
L. A O'Birien
Concrete State Bank
O'Brien
Quaker meeting to hear Dr Hall speak Friday night
Dr W L Hall who served through the Chinese revolution will address the Puget Sound Quarterly Meeting of the Quakers of Washington. The event is at Memorial Friends church on 23rd Avenue and FE Spruce Street. The quarterly meeting closes Sunday.
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W. L. Hall
Puget Sound
The
Quakers of Washington
Memorial Friends’ Church
23Rd Ave
Spruce
Missing 10 Year Old Boy Reported In Seattle
James Murphy Jr a 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs James Murphy of 6128 Pilgrimet has been missing for over a week from Seattle authorities say. A friend reported seeing him downtown last Saturday night and his father works for the United States Shipping Board.
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James Murphy, Jr
James Murphy
Pilgrimet
Seattle
James, Jr
South Park
Brothers’ College
12Th Ave
Trenton
United States Shipping Board
Nortern Mutual Life President Rejects $20,000 Pay Increase
Wm I Van Dyke elected president of the Nortern Mutual Life Insurance Co. rejected a $20,000 pay rise. He would have drawn $50,000 as president but chose to stay on the vice president's scale, which is $30,000 less.
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van Dyke
Nortern Mutual Life Insurance Co
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