French Oppose German Aid and Pursue Cash Moratorium
Paris reports a French stand against Germany’s request for a three year cash moratorium with Britain Italy and Belgium backing the plan. The German note seeks relief from July 15 payments and cash obligations in 1929 and 1934, with tensions rising as Dubois objects.
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Paris
Allied Reparations Commission
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
John Bradbury
Dubois
Poincare
Allied
Russia Scuttles Hague Parley Over Debts and Loans
The Hague conference on Russia collapsed as Soviet negotiators refused half way debt and property terms and demanded loan settlement first. Despite allies overruling French objections, Litvinoff returned an unsatisfactory reply as talks ended without agreement.
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Hague
Russia
Genoa
Litvinoff
Europe finance crisis drives appeal for American aid
London reports Europe sinks deeper into a financial muddle as England seeks American funding and aid. A semi official source says Washington is to be lobbied on joining the next allied supreme council meeting to untangle the financial maze.
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Europe
London
America
England
Washington
Allied Supreme Council
Four Rescued From Puget Sound Auto Plunge
In Tacoma on July 12 four Ta coma residents were saved after their car plunged into Puget Sound near Steilacoom. They escaped drowning by cutting through side curtains with a penknife and were taken to a local hospital. three women suffered severe cuts. Also noted is Samuel Hill returning from France with the Legion of Honor and a remark about a novel needing wood to publish 25 000 copies.
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Tacoma
The
Sound
Steilacoom
George Piper
Maude Stoner
Frank Cascaden
Indicted Men to Face Court Next Tuesday
Ten men indicted this week by the county grand jury will be arraigned next Tuesday at 1 15 p m before Superior Judge Boyd J Tallman. Defendants include County Commissioner Claude C Romney Captain JohnL Anderson and Captain Adolph Anderson Lessee of the county ferry system, Tom kina formerly assistant superintendent of ferries Charles B Wood bank official J B Chilberg former bank president J F Lane bank cashier W A Wilkins Pacific Bindery proprietor. All posted bail 1500 per count except Wilkins on recognizance. Each man denies the charges.
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Boyd J. Tallman
Malcolm Douglas
Claude C. Romney
Lou Smith
Thomas Dobsen
Johnl. Anderson
Adolph Anderson
H. BE. Tomkina
Charles B. Wood
W. A
Weary) Wilkins
The
Pacific Bindery
J. B. Chilberg
Scadinavian American Bank of Seattle
J. F. Lane
Chilberg
Wilkina
Revelare Secret Service Chief Discusses Legate Case
Luke 8 May, chief of Revelare International Secret Service, testifies before the grand jury on the Legate case. He cites uncertainty whether Legate died by murder or self harm. A burglar at sea and a woman witness are key testimonies. Police actions and a cap found under a rear stairway are noted, with questions about its reporting.
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Ted I
Luke
Revelare International Secret Service
Legate
Die Berater
Seaman
Brown
Johnstone Apartments
Yealer Way
Altho
Talk Derided by Patterson over Legate Murder Testimony
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T H Patterson criticized Mayor Brown for relying on testimony from Nellie Hartford a known dope addict in the Legate murder case. He said the source is unworthy and noted the cap near the garage was discarded by a cleaner. Patterson also mentioned Porto Rico exported nearly 225000000 cigars in 1920.
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Brown
Charlies
Legate
T. H. Patterson
Patterson
Tennant
Nellie Hartford
Dyer
Addison Stuart Dies Suddenly in Seattle
R Addison Stuart longtime Carnation Milk Co official died suddenly of heart failure at his Seattle home. He was 79, survived by widow Mrs R A Stuart, son Murray E B, Clifton A and Merc Addison Hyde, brother of Elbridge A Stuart, and others. funeral plans pending until Murray returns from Alaska. He had moved to Seattle 15 years ago and was a former Carnation general superintendent.
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R. Addison Stuart
Elbridge A. Stuart
Carnation Milk Co
Cascadia Ave
Mr. Stuart
Deep River
N. C
Northwest
Carnation Company
Kent
Seattle
Dusiness
Murray EB. Stuart
Alaska
Clifton A. Stuart
Merc. Addison Hyde
Powder Blast Triggers Sixty Dead at Sea Magazine
Berlin reports a major explosion at the Cuxhaven magazine of mines killed about fifty and wounded many others. Advices received here today confirm the disaster and the number of casualties is expected to rise.
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Berlin
Cuxhaven
Labor groups map common cause in push for reform
Delegates from the Federation of Labor and State Grange praise farmer and worker interests as aligned. Speakers cite middlemen profits, criticize the federal reserve and three controlling financiers, and call for broader labor co operation between Washington and Oregon unions. Members back supreme court reform, old age pensions, and reject a Sunday bakery ban. A protest letter on Sacco and Vanzetti execution is sent to President Harding.
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G. OF. P
Federation of Labor
State Grange
Goas
Grange
Federal Reserve
Gossaid
Rockefeller
Morgan
du Pont
United States
Free Film Teaches Building Apparatus in Seattle
At home viewing offers a total cost of five dollars and forty five cents with no books or lectures. The film promises to teach everything about building the apparatus. All Seattle youths are invited to attend at capacity, using a ticket for entry on a first come, first served basis.
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Seattle
Admission to Star's radio film show at Pantages Theater
The entry admits one boy or girl to The Star's radio film show at Pantages Theater at 10 30 a m on Friday July 14 1922. Management reserves the right to refuse admission after the house is filled.
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Pantages Theater
British Admiral Dumaresque Dying in Manila Report
July 12 report from Manila states British Admiral Dumaresque is weakening hourly from pneumonia and not expected to live 24 hours. He commanded the Australian fleet during the world war and his rugged constitution has kept him alive thus far.
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Manila
Dumaresque
Doetorg
Harding Issues Strike Warning Across United States
President Harding declared a national emergency to prevent rail strikes from halting interstate commerce and the U.S. mail. The White House said federal prosecution and troop use could follow interference with trains, with the proclamation carrying the force of law nationwide.
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Washington
Harding
White House
United States
Rail unions and railroads edge toward settlement after strikes
Leaders from five shop craft unions meet with Chairman Hooper after unauthorized strikes in Bloomington Michigan and other points. They agree on returning to work under protest, retroactive July 1 wage scale talks, overtime pay, restoration of seniority, and discharge of nonunion workers, with boards of adjustment to be set up under the Transportation Act if needed.
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Bloomington
Hooper
Bert M. Jewell
A. O. Wharton
Harding
Labor Board
Railroada
Roseville Strike Not Involved in Shooting
Roseville California July 12 Sheriff Eimer Gum reports the shooting Monday night occurred entirely in the Southern Pacific yards. After an all day investigation Gum and deputies conclude the strikers did not fire the shot based on reliable information.
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Roseville
Cal
Southern Pacific Yards
Eimer Gum
Placer County
Gum
Shota
Women Lead Fight in Cleveland Shopmen Strike
Rioting led by women broke out in Cleveland near the New York Central shops during a shopmen's strike. Police attempted to restore order as clashes occurred in the zone.
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Cleveland
New York Central
Seven Men Injured in Strike Battle at Denison
In Denison Texas July 12 one man was shot and seriously wounded as rioting broke out between strikebreakers and rail strike sympathizers. A dozen men were reported severely beaten including some deputy U S marshals during the clash.
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Denison
Texas
United States
Shop Foreman Is Tarred and Feathered in Roadhouse
Bert Dickson, shop foreman for the Chicago and Alton at Roadhouse Illinois, was tarred and feathered by about 30 men after being kidnapped from the plant. He was warned to leave town, stripped, and subjected to the punishment before being returned to work July 4. Dickson is described as a nephew of President Bierd of the Chicago and Alton system.
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Springfield
Bert Dickson
Chicago & Alton
Roadhouse
Dickson
President Bierd
The
Government to Take Over Coal Mines Amid Strike
Washington reports plan for government control of coal mining to shield the public during miner operator clashes. A new congressional push seeks control through Senate labor committee or a joint House Senate panel, revisiting a stalled bill by Senator Frelinghuysen.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate Labor Committee
House
Senate
Frelinghhuysen
New Jersey
Man Dies After Love Triangle Clash in Seattle
J B Hunt carpenter died from a fractured skull after a confrontation with D M Baer painter and former policeman in Seattle. Baer surrendered to police, told detectives he attacked Hunt after finding him with Baer’s wife near the Federal hotel, claiming Hunt’s beating led to the fatal injury. Baer, dismissed from the police in 1919 after an auto accident, remained in custody.
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Seattle
J. B. Hunt
Carpenter
D. M. Baer
Kaer
Charles Tennant
Hunt
Baer
Police Department
Tin Beat
Egan Flagged Ship as Mayor Lifts Line on Great Northern
A crowd cheers as Mayor Brown and a small crew haul the heavy line aboard the H. F. Alexander at Pier D. The ship, bound for Victoria, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, is billed to set records. Journal notes humorous glimpses of shipboard life and passengers, including a gin-ger ale request and a lone submarine-type luggage item.
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Brown
H. F. Alexander
Pier D
Verte
Hw.f. Alexander
Victoria
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Here
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France
Marshal Joffre
Legion of Honor of
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W. Spokane Et. Bridge
Banka
Porto Rico
Addison Stuart
R. A. Stuart
Oregon
Alex Manning
American Legion
State
National Labor Federations
McCabe
the Legion
United States Supreme Court
F. O. EB
Sacco
Veezett
Boston
U.S
Jim Egan
Observatoon
H. F
Shipping Board
Ohio
Vulcan Gas Range
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Downstars Store
Oxford
Khaki Knickerbockers
Gay Cretonne
Jersey
Percaline
Shantung
Pownstairs
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