Princess Cantacuzene Against Bolsheviks in Exile
Cantacuzene recounts escape from Ukraine during German occupation and condemns trade with the Soviets as prolonging Russia’s misery. She, Julia Grant by birth, now lives in exile with two daughters after property losses and displacement. She supports aid to refugees and American friendship with Russia through non trade means.
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York
G A. K. Martens
Bolshe
Russia
Canta
White House
U. S Grant
Hbouromke
Poltava
Kiev
Cantacuzene
Chamber oppose Hart code change in transportation bureau
Chamber of Commerce leaders on Saturday voiced opposition to Governor Hart by challenging a code provision. J. C. Goldsmith chairing partners, J. D. Mansfield traffic commissioner, and attorney J. Wettrick said the act, though modeled after a previous code, fails to mirror its commissions independence and avoids executive department control.
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Hart
Ad Roy
Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Bureau of
Edy
Public Service
J. C. Goldsmith
J. D. Mansfield
J. Wettrick
Bee School Calls for Full Time Inspector in Washington
Approximately 80 carloads of honey produced in Washington annually were cited at the Seattle Bee School held at the YMCA. Delegates urged the state legislature to appoint a full time bee inspector to curtail bee diseases and protect apiculture.
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Washington
Seattle Bee School
National Guard officers laud state corps at banquet
A banquet by 26 officers of the 146th field artillery Washington National Guard Saturday night at the College Club praised the guard’s growth. Speakers forecast the state unit will rise to rank among the nation’s best with continued development and training.
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146Th Field Artillery
Washington National Guard
College Club
State Reasonal Guard
Oregon and Washington push U.S. citizen fishing limit
A state statute restricting commercial fishing to American citizens will be urged in the legislature after joint resolutions were adopted by Oregon and Washington lawmakers at the New Washington hotel. A similar bill was previously rejected by the 1919 legislature.
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Oregon
Washington
New Washington Hotel
Bandits Return Cash to Man in Hospital
H. Pennington rested at Providence hospital after a bandit stole his money and sent a letter. The bankable travelers' check was returned by mail with instructions to pay a hospital bill.
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Man In Hospital
H. Pennington
Providence Hospital
Bandite
Pena
Hey
Relief Funds Near Twenty Thousand for Officers’ Widows
Funds for widows of officers slain by Bandit John Schmitt topped 18 000 by early Monday and may reach 20 000 or more by Monday night or Tuesday. Parachutist Ivan DeVilliers planned a leap tied to the fundraising, possibly 25 000 feet if the goal surpasses 26 000. Revenue from a big armory smoker and other events boosted the relief drive with dances and performances planned for weeknights and Sundays to continue the appeal.
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Ivan DeVilliers
Elliott Bay
de Villiers
Armory
Elka Lodge
Butler Hotel
Ridgemont Theatre
N. 79Th St
Greenwood Ara
Inventory Day for Housewives in Washington State
Washington housewives are asked by the Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs to list products they use at home, comparing Washington goods with those from other states. Mrs. Clare Ketchum Tripp, director of the educational department of the Washington State Chamber of Commerce, will compile the returns from 414 Arcade Building.
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Washington
Denatured Alcohol Claims New Victim in Seattle
A laborer identified as EK Scott died in Seattle after a denatured alcohol intoxication. He was brought to city hospital from Sixth Avenue and King Street and later found to suffer denatured alcohol poisoning at Central Station. Coroner seeks relatives as weather bureau notes 209 branches and 4,100 cooperating stations.
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Scott
City Hospital
Sixth Ave
King St
Central Station
The
Weather Bureau
United States
Bonus blanks ready Tuesday for eligible servicemen
County Auditor Ferguson announced that application blanks will be on hand in room 107, county city building, after 9 a m Tuesday for all service men who were citizens and bona fide residents of Washington at the time of their entitlements. Four other locations in town have arranged to handle applications including Rainier Noble Post American Legion, 406 University at, Washington Mutual Savings Bank, 10 Second Ave, 800 Second Ave, and C T Buter Real Estate, 1012 Third Ave.
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Ferguson Haa
Washington
Rainier-Noble Post
American Legion
University At
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Second Ave
Offics
C. T. Buter
Third Ave
Seattle Bank to Aid Bonus Payment
Seattle Savings bank under president Raymond R. Frasier will aid the soldiers bonus program. State Auditor C. W. Clausen authorized the bank to assist the official in charge of the soldiers bonus in making the required arrangements.
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Seattle
Raymond R. Frasier
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
C. W. Clausen
Supreme Court to Hear Bail Rate Case on Intrastate Rates
The Supreme Court agreed to advance arguments in the BedhCormmina act ratemaking case. Wisconsin railroad commission sues after federal commission upheld a lower court ruling. Hearing set for February 28 with bank veterans aid program details and staff named. A separate note mentions water compression under high pressure.
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Washington
Mm Preme Court
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
Federal Commission
Italian Socialists Face Crisis as Cabinet Is Challenged
In Rome socialists describe a week of turmoil as they mobilize a determined push to topple Giolitti. Debates by about 30 deputies loom, with the premier expected to win a confidence vote, while socialist leaders blame the government for inciting nationwide anti socialist violence and demand better protection for meetings and workers.
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Giolitti
Giolitt
Bocialista
Aven x of Socialista
Vasciati
Nockal Leta
Chamber
Trocya
Labor Halla
Rail wage cut undecided prompts direct talks
In Chicago on January 1, railroad managers were urged by the U S railroad labor board to meet with employers and workers to negotiate a sensible settlement of wage controversies. The board suggested direct negotiations after managers filed a petition seeking immediate abrogation of national agreements and wage cuts for about 600000 unskilled workers.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
W. W. Atterbury
Railway Executives’ Association
ER. M. Barton
Federal Board
Atterbury
Train Collision Near Oroya Injures Forty
A collision between a freight train and a passenger train near Oroya kills seven and injures forty people, authorities report from Lima Peru. Rescue teams rush to the scene as emergency crews treat the injured and inspect the wreckage for cause and possible fatalities.
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Lima
Peru
Oroya Killa
City Treasurer Sets Aside Funds to Pay $275,000 Interest
The city plans to reserve revenues from the street railway to cover a $275,000 interest payment to Stone Webster. An ordinance may be required to authorize the disposition of funds. Treasurer Terry noted funds are tied to existing charges and payroll needs, with March 1 as the target date.
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Terry
Stone Webster
Walter F. Meier
Wireless Station on Magnolia Bluff Reopens
The Magnolia Bluff wireless station resumes operation after months idle, per John C. Mitchell manager of Puget Sound Wireless Telegraph Co. The notice confirms service restoration and ongoing communications in the area.
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Magnolia Bluff
Magnolia Pluff
John C. Mitchell
Puget Sound
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