Germans Likely to Escape Trial for War Crimes
The German war guilt list prompts belief that many named will avoid trial, as Berlin favors trying suspects at home if Allies provide prima facie cases. The roster includes princes and privates from various nations, with naval officers accused of sinking ships and bombing unprotected towns. Public debate notes Britain’s promise to hang the Kaiser if captured.
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London
Leipsig
America
William Hohenzollern
Holland
Preesed
Huprecht Iof
Bavaria
France
Duke OF Wurtemberg
General von Kluck
Sennis
Civil
Ardennes
Wryar
Belgium
RRS
Linnard
Boeker
Hull
Mach
Edineee Sas
Germany
Fm Full
Heynen
Muller
Trinke
Newmann
Liet.com
Patzig
House of Commons
Gordon Hewart
Legion seeks Bremerton to host state convention
Strenuous efforts by Navy Yard post No 4 American Legion aim to move the next state convention to Bremerton. The present plan targets Hoquiam July 14 to 16, with the slogan Anchor at Bremerton with American Legion in 1922.
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Legion
Bremerton
Navy Yard Post No. 4
American Legion
The
Hoquiam
Diary of Cruelty Helps Woman Win Divorce in San Francisco
In San Francisco a woman filed for divorce after years of alleged cruelty. The diary she kept, detailing her marital woes, was introduced by her lawyer as the plaintiff's case in court and led to a decree. The testimony was not spoken aloud in court, but the diary served as evidence of the alleged abuses.
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Gertrude Neil
San Francisco
Carnegie Estate Valued At 25 Million Gross 22 Million Net
The Carnegie estate is appraised at 25 933 014 gross and 22 151 011 net with Louise Whitefield Carnegie named chief beneficiary receiving 11 335 and 47. A pension fund provides annuities for Taft and Lloyd George among others. Carnegie gave away over 360 million during his lifetime.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
State Comptroller’s Office
Louise Whitefield Carnegie
Wm. H. Taft
Lloyd George
Theodore Roosevelt
Mra
Preston
Grover Cleveland
Carnegie
Gulf Full of Young Sockeye Report Sparks Investigation
A telegram from Frank Flagg of Carlisle Packing Co. to state fisheries supervisor L H Darwin described the Gulf of Georgia as full of unusually small sockeye. Darwin alerted Dr. C H Gilbert of Stanford, who traveled to Bellingham to inspect the claim.
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Gulf of Georgia
Frank Flagg
Bellingham
Carlisle Packing Co
L. H. Darwin
Darwin
C. H. Gilbert
Leland Stanford University
Dr. Gilbert
Women in Heidelberg push to ban foreign goods
At a Berlin held meeting of German women in Heidelberg a resolution passed unanimously to stop foreign products especially Entente goods. They voted to send the resolution to the government and request prohibition on importation of such goods.
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Berlin
Heidelberg
Bayer Aspirin Instruction and Brand Warning
Warns consumers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Aspirin prescribed for twenty one years. States aspirin's uses from colds to neuralgia and rheumatism, notes small tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents and that larger packages are sold by druggists.
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Bayer
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Seattle
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Fahey-Brockman’s
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Second Avenue
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