Open Door Policy Stance Outlined By Hughes in Pacific Affairs
Washington July 9 overview outlines Secretary Hughes position on the open door in the Far East. He pledges U S support for free and peaceful Pacific commerce and confirms backing of the telegraph contract with the Chinese government. Signs indicate U S stance on Anglo Japanese alliance remains unstated.
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Washington
Poreigh Nts
Rign
Hughes
Pacific
United States
Oral Telegraph Co
Denmark
Great
Japan
Gov‘ T
Telegraph Company
Repre
Great Britain
Engineer's Murder Stirs Authorities in Alpine Area
In Alpine Texas authorities investigate the murder of William Boh engineer on a moving freight train. Bohirhan's Charlie Bob was killed and thrown from the engine while the train was in motion.
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ZBL
Paso
Toca
William Boh
Alpine
Texas
Bohirhan
Obituary: W. W. Robinson Dies in Yakima After Seattle Life
Ww. W. Robinson of 1625 Prospect Street and longtime Seattle resident died Friday in Yakima at age 48. Bonney-Watson Company to arrange arrangements.
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Uma
W. Robinson
Seattle Fe
Yakima
Wranera
Bonney-Watson Company
Americans press Wood for Philippine governor general post
American citizens in the Philippines plan to petition President Harding to appoint Gen Leonard Wood as governor general. They believe his familiarity with local conditions would enable effective leadership of the islands' government.
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Manila
P. 1
Philippines
Harding
Gen
Leonard Wood
Philippine Islands
Gen. Wood
Dnt
Edhditiona
Islanda
Grisia
Not Sister of Mrs Gates Testimony Clarifies Relations
Mrs Sara Abel of 1711 Be Denny Way Seattle testified Saturday that she is not related to Mrs Hilda Goserud Gates in the alienation of affections case brought by Mrs Lots Gates. She said Mrs Gates once boarded with her, but denied any kinship.
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Sara Abel
Denny Way
Real
Oak
Hilda Rud Gates
Mra
Lots Gates
Hilda Goserud Gates
Man Arrested After Cocaine Packages Seized
A man identified as Charles Jonéa was arrested at 1607 First Ave by Anderson and Baer. Seven packages of cocaine were seized and are being held for investigation at the local jail.
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Charles Jonéa
First Ave
Anderson and Baerman
Soderburg
Mustache Varnish Raid Nets Seizure Of Equipment
Dry squad seized a quantity of equipment including 200 gallons tmash and 100 gallons of mustache varnish during a raid Friday night at 1408 22nd Ave. Ernest Brown was detained as officers claim he supervised the brew developing. Brown held for city and federal prosecution. A logger named KE Roberts noted a single hooch bottle and 50 cents in marked money as evidence.
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Ernest Brown
Brown
KE. A. Roberts
Reception for Mail Service Chief Clerk F W Vaille
Frank W. Vaille, chief clerk of the railway mail service for the Hawaiian Islands, was honored Friday night at a reception and dinner by the Seattle branch of the Railway Mail association. Vaille, visiting Seattle from Honolulu, was feted at the Masonic club gathering in the Arcade building.
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Séattlé
Railway Mall Association
Frank W. Vaillé
Railway Mall
Rvice
Masonic Club Reburth
Arcade
Mr. Vaille
Seattle
Honolulu
Wayfarer march seeks global representation at University of Washington
The Wayfarer pageant plans a July 28 finale at the University of Washington stadium with participants from every nation. Mrs. J M Rich leads a committee inviting men women and children in native dress to march. At least 20 black marchers are sought and many foreign groups back the event. Those interested should report to University at 84 University Ave or call Elliott 0082 for details.
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J. M. Rich
Mareh
Repe
Africa
Asia
North
South America
Australia
University
Elliott
Wayfarer
Mra
Rich
Miss Rather
Dorothea Taylor
D. Milter
A. B. Benfield
Noble Hightower
Flevérnth
Cooler Weather Promised to Easterners
Washington forecasts indicate a week of relief from the heat. Starting July 11 temperatures across the country are expected to drop to near or below normal after the recent extreme heat. In New York on July 9, heat continued to cause distress with deaths and mass lodging in parks and beaches as the fire department managed streets crowded with people seeking shade.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
New York
Flying stunt lands Liberty organist in jail
Albert Malotte, Liberty theatre organist, attempted a seaplane loop down Second Avenue scattering leaflets for his song Melancholy Moon. Det Claude Fortner stopped the stunt, arresting him for disturbing the peace, unlawful flight over City Hall, and distributing handbills without a license.
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Malotte
Second Ave
Melanchalf Moon
Himself
Harold
Weeks
Cturt
Claude Fortner
Polices Department
Portier
Hendbilla
Aviator Arrested for Joyriding in Local Skies
In Beattie a pilot was arrested after performing an aerial ballet on a perfect day. The incident marked the first time an aviator faced charges for joyriding in the local atmosphere.
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Malotte
Beattie
Fire destroys home as two firefighters injured in ladder collapse
Albert J. Newton and Fanson of station No. 2 were taken to the hospital after a ladder broke while battling a blaze that gutted an upper story home. Occupants fled in night clothes, losing belongings as fire crews arrived late due to busy phone lines.
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Albert J. Newton
Fremontava
Fanson
Diy
Kremen
Ll. Harper
Oscar Healy
Ol Powell
Mre Coykendall
Joh
Hanson
Dublin War Pause Brings Quiet as Truce Takes Hold
In Dublin, Black and Tans and Sinn Feiners fraternized as a British Irish truce nears official effect. General Macready and De Valera concerted terms for a broader self government while Irish guards patrol eased. Civilians show conciliatory mood as talks with Lloyd George loom.
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Sidney
Ireland
Mactready
Mansion House
Masonn de Valera
de V
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
London
Dé Valera
Iriah Republican Army
Mark and Tans
Arma
Dead Woman Identified Among Albany Hotel Case
Friday night Mia Knight died after being found faint on First Avenue. Police identify her as Mrs H F Knight alias Mrs Bert C Young. autopsy cites cerebral embolism, with a second autopsy planned. Two men named Corbin and Livingstone vanished. note and poison tablets found in her room. In separate Philadelphia report Frederick T. Richards, 59, longtime cartoonist, died of heart disease at his desk after a career with Life and the Philadelphia North American.
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Livingstone
Mia Knecht
Drésher
Frank Koepfit
Philadelphia
Frederick T. Richards
Campaign Against Bobbed Hair Hits Business World
New York reports a nationwide drive against bobbed hair and extemporaneous blondes in offices. Mrs. Alice Leary, head of the Diary employment agency, says managers require removal of hats and reject applicants with bobbed hair, peroxide tresses, transparent waists, low necklines, short skirts, or rolled stockings, arguing such styles distract workers.
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New York
Alicé Leary
Pair Shoot Each Other in Oakland Hotel
In Oakland California a husband and wife living in adjoining hotel rooms under assumed names shot each other last night. Mrs Ethel Vaughn 30 a stenographer died after being shot by her husband Edward C Vaughn during a quarrel in his room. She reportedly wrested the gun and returned to her room where she died. The couple had formerly lived in Los Angeles.
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Oakland
Cal
Ethel Vaughn
Edward C. Vaughn
al Tho
Los Angeles
Main St Soft Drink Parlor Robbed of 450 Dollars
G Nakagawa proprietor of a soft drink parlor at 92 Main St was robbed of 450 dollars Friday night. A thief slipped behind the bar and took the money from the cash register while Nakagawa was absent. Nakagawa suspects a woman clerk who left shortly after the robbery.
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G. Nakagawa
Main St
Nakagawa
Chilsberg Seeks Change of Venue in Bank Case
Prosecutor J. W. Selden said J. B. Chilberg former president of the Scandinavian American banks in Tacoma and Seattle will ask for a venue change from Judge William Db. Askren citing prejudice in cases arising from bank failures. Chilberg is charged with illegal borrowing from a defunct bank and is at liberty on bail.
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Tacoma
J. W. Selden
J. B. Chillers
Seattle
William Db. Askren
Askren
Chilberg
Per Bank
Liberty
Bone Predicts Harding Visit
Scott C. Bone newly sworn governor told the Chamber of Commerce in the Masonic clubrooms that President Harting will likely visit Alaska on his first vacation this year. He stressed federal interest in developing the vast territory and its great potential.
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Harting
Alaska
Scott C. Bone
Territory
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic
Bone
Andere
United States
Seattle
Arctic Club
Navy Goes Busted as Wages Held in Navy Yards
Washington July 9 The navy will feel the pinch of no funding since July 1 as the naval appropriation bill is delayed Representative Kelly Michigan in charge said civilian workers in navy yards nationwide cannot receive their weekly wages today due to lack of appropriations.
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Washington
Navy
Kelly
Michigan
Howse
Military Training Camp Quota Reaches Capacity
Seattle’s citizens training camp quota is filled for the July 16 start. Applications closed Saturday after 10 vacancies were allocated to other districts. Applicants remain on the preferred list for next summer’s camp.
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Séattlé
Citizens
Legion Periodical Makes Appearance in Seattle Post
The Seattle Post new American Legion periodical debuted Friday night as the sin page monthly circulated at the Seattle post meeting in Roosevelt hall. Einest Hayes serves as editor and Archery is listed as business manager.
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