Wilson Urges Peace and Global Trade in Detroit Address
President Wilson told 3,500 at Arcadia Hall that war breeds hatred and harms progress, urging businessmen to pursue peaceful commerce. He urged respect for Mexican sovereignty, warned against coercion, and called for global salesmanship tied to American liberty. Boos and cheers followed as the crowd demanded the next president.
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Robert G. Bender
U. P
Detroit
Mich
Wilson
Col. Roosevelt
Arcadia Hall
Mexico
Thia Ta
U.S
America
United States
To Steady the Serves Nersford Acid Phosphate Tones
Advertisement for Nersford acid phosphate claiming it steadies the serves and strengthens the cell, described as delicious and refreshing. urges purchase of a bottle.
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Nersford
Open Seat Sale for Seattle Music Festival
The Seattle Music Festival seat sale opened Monday at the Arena for events starting Wednesday. Ticket prices are kept popular with most afternoon programs priced nominally except Sunday when Handel's Messiah with a 1,000-voice chorus will be staged.
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Seattle
Arena
Three Injured in Weekend Auto Accidents
Three people were injured Saturday in separate auto accidents. Mrs. Ben Anderson was struck as she alighted at 40th Ave S W and Alaska St by Atsushi Ito, who faced reckless driving charges. Mrs. L. Walker was cut by flying glass when her car collided with a vehicle driven by A R Glenn. Carl Wilding, 9, remained in Minor Hospital with internal injuries after being struck at Prie St and Melrose Ave by Robert C Wilson's car.
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Ben Anderson
40Th Ave. S. W
Fauntleroy
40Th Ave S. W
Alaska
Atsushi Ito
L. Walker
Hattery
A. R. Glenn
W. Galer
Carl Wilding
Prie St
Melrose
Robert C. Wilson
Union stables chief hurt in Minneapolis car crash
Scott W. Benjamin president of the Union stables and a Shriners delegate on the way to Buffalo to visit a Minneapolis hospital for injuries from an auto accident there Friday with unknown extent of injuries.
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Scott W. Benjamin
Union Stables
Shriners
Buffalo
Minneapolis
Port Officials Warn Alaska Steamship Co over Terminal Use
Robert Bridges, president of the port commission, urged the secretary of commerce to regulate coastwise steamships and freight rates after accusing Alaska Steamship Co of trying to discredit the port or profit from the longshore strike. He cited assurances against using strikebreakers and loading at public terminals, and noted nonunion workers operated safely alongside union men during the strike.
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Port Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Alaska Steamship Co
Bridges
Tts
Alaska
Congress
Admiral Line
Bell St. Municipal Pier
San Francisco
Three Arrested in Strike Affray
Warren Thompson an 18 year old strikebreaker and two striking longshoremen H Martin 31 and P Be McDonald 29 were arrested by Patrolman Henry Overen at Second Ave and Washington St Monday morning. Thompson said the men followed him from the waterfront and began to argue before he drew a knife. All were charged with disorderly conduct.
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Warren Thompson
Henry Overen
Second Ave
Washington St
Thompson
H. Martin
P. BE. McDonald
Health officers meet to discuss Northwest health
State city and county health officers gather at the Hotel Frye Monday for a two day session to review general health conditions in the Northwest. Lieut Henry Crampton Jones, West Point graduate, visits his Seattle mother at Fort Lawton while his father serves with the Fourteenth Infantry at the Mexican border.
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Frye
Northwest
Jones
Henry Crampton Jones
West Point Military Academy
Seattle
W. K. Jones
Fort Lawton
Fourteenth Infantry
U. A
Bigger Merchant Sub Predicted By Baltimore Sailors
Baltimore reporters discuss the Deutschland, a massive submarine freighter, and its potential for larger ships. Captain Koenig notes similar vessels will come, praising the craft’s compact hull, smooth lines, and green paint, while observers inspect conning tower, manholes, masts, wireless antennae, and the company flag displayed aft.
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New Merchant Company
Mexican factions ready for battle near San Nievas
In Juarez Gen Gonzales reported 3000 Villistas under Calixto Contreras and 3000 Carranza soldiers prepare for a clash at San Nievas Durango. Contreras withdrew from Baca to Las Nievas pursued by Carranza forces. Arrieta and Ramos noted Villistas entrenched and a bloody battle expected.
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Paso
Texas
Calixto Contrereas
Carranziata
San Nievas
Durango
Gonzales
Juarez
Contrereas
Baca
Las Nievas
Carranza
Domingo Arrieta
Mateus Ramos
Chief Leads Raid On Gambling Joint At 218 Washington St
Four Chinese and 34 white men were herded to the police station after a raid led by Putram and Chief Heckingham wrecked an alleged gambling joint at 218 Washington Street. Firemen’s axes were used to destroy tables chairs and paraphernalia. The same place had been wrecked by police two months earlier.
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Seret
Putram
Heckingham
Washington St
Railway unions back general strike demand in United States
Sunday night speakers from four railway brotherhoods claim 98 percent of their members support a general strike. The general chairmen of the Locomotive Engineers Railway Firemen Railway Conductors and Railway Trainmen spoke at Foresters Hall 1923 outlining demands for an eight hour day and time and a half overtime pay.
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United States
Foresters’ Hall
Dope Fiends Wreck Cle Elum Drug Store
Early Sunday morning the drug store of Thomas Stoves in Cle Elum was wrecked by dynamite. The blast caused extensive damage but left only cocaine and morphine missing. Police classify as the work of dope fiends and continue investigating.
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Roslyn
Thomas Stoves
Government to establish mining stations in Alaska and Seattle
Secretary of the Interior Lane says government mining experimental stations will be set up in Fairbanks Alaska and Seattle. Ten stations are planned to be established before 1920 with the Alaska site to be installed this year and the Seattle installation at a later date.
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Washington
Fairbanks
Alaska
Seattle
Lane
Epidemic Paralysis Spreads as Quarantine Expands
In Calexico guardsmen acclimate with drill and censorship as talk of the border is limited. In New York City infantile paralysis rises with 103 new cases in 24 hours, totaling 1 083 since June 4, prompting railway quarantine and health discussions with Washington state officials.
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Calexico
Cal
Washington
Oregon
Inglis
State Board of Health
H. N. Roberg
Seattle
T. D. Tuttle
Roberg
U S House seeks purchase of Lower California
A resolution by Representative Caldwell proposes a five member commission including one senator and one representative to negotiate with Mexico for the purchase of Lower California and the northern Mexican states. The Mexican government is invited to name a similar commission.
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Washington
Mexico
Lower
California
Caldwell
Gulf hurricane damage eyed at five million dollars
New Orleans reports say direct wireless messages from Mobile and Pensacola indicate Gulf region storm damage nears 5 million dollars. Pensacola naval station alone shows damage estimated at 250 thousand dollars.
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New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Gulf Region
United States Naval Station
British Break Through Near Berlin in Wide Advance
British troops report penetration of Trones wood and the French villages La Maisonette Bar leux and Recogquerez. Hard hand to hand fighting persists in Oviliers above the Somme as operations continue.
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Berlin
Trones Wood
la Maisonette
Barleux
Recogquerez
Oviliers
Somme
Gideons Push Bible Placement in Seattle Hotels
The Gideons International launches an active drive to place a Bible in every hotel room in Seattle, promoting religious outreach through hotel accommodations.
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The
Gideons
Christian Travelers’ Association
Seattle
Senate adopts German resolution on Ellis hospital use
The senate unanimously approves a German resolution authorizing use of Ellis Island hospital and protection facilities to combat the infantile paralysis epidemic in New York City. New York will reimburse the government for any losses incurred.
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Washington
Senate
Ellis
New York
New York City
Funds for Company RB raised by former members in Cal Exico
A fundraising effort labeled More for Fund Mess funds for Company RB will be led by former members of the organization now with the Second Infantry at Cal Exico. Named organizers include John Stringer deputy sheriff Andrew Wold county treasurer F C Gage and H J Collier in the city treasurer's office.
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Second Infantry
Calexico
John Stringer
Andrew Wold
F. C. Gage
H. J. Collier
Lift Church Debt Through Congregation Offering
Following a sermon by Bishop Leonard, Green Lake Methodist Episcopal Church members subscribed 6700 dollars to lift the church debt, as the congregation gathered for worship and fellowship.
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Leonard
Green Lake
County Picnic Draws Officials and Community
County employes will host their annual picnic on Saturday at Woodland Park. Harry C. Gordon and the arrangements committee built in a baseball game, three tennis matches, 14 field contests, and a two hour concert by Cavanaugh’s band.
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Woodland Park
Harry C. Gordon
Cavanaugh
Enlistment Day Set for Civilian Sailors on Training Cruise
Thursday marks enrollment day for civilians joining the citizens training cruise to Magdalena day on August 15 aboard Uncle Sam's ships. About 20 Seattle professional men and expert mechanics have already signed up. Recruiting offices are in the Marion building. Applicants must pass physical and mental tests and deposit 30 dollars for mess and clothes.
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Uncle Sam
Citizens
Magdalena
Seattle
Marion Building
Mrs. Bornstein Dead In Seattle After 35 Years
Mrs. Laoftfise Bornstein aged 61 died at home in Seattle on Sunday. She had lived in the city 35 years and was a widow.
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Bornstein
Laoftfise Bornstein
Seattle
16Th Ave
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