Labor Debate at Washington State Convention Sparks Attacks
At Vancouver Washington on July 13 William Short, president of the State Federation, attacked George F. Vanderveer and the Seattle Union Record, calling the legal bureau the business office of I. W. W. leaders and a fund source to destroy the Union Record. The session also passed a resolution attacking the state board of education and pledging federation support for suit, while Short supported talks with university officials before action.
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Disarmament Talks Stir UK and US Diplomatic Tangles
The article reports on American plans for a Pacific disarmament conference, noting Britain and Japan as wary players. It cites Lloyd George criticizing certain maneuvering and warns against slippage into coalition politics. It references President Harding and Secretary Hughes inviting British initiative while cautioning about missteps.
Elks Drill Teams Compete for Best Unit at Expo Park
Elks drill teams from Detroit Jackson Mich Philadelphia Salt Lake City Phoenix and San Francisco meet at Expo Park to decide the top unit. The six outpointed many rivals in Monday preliminary drills drawing a large crowd ahead of today’s final. In other notes Yakima Filledee to WCA executive board lists Mrs Harry Armitage and Mrs A E Rasmussen. Cloverdale Oregon reports a fire destroying five business houses worth about 20000.
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Japanese Favor Disarmament Move but Deliberate on Conference Scope
Tokyo reports that Japan backs the principle of disarmament but will not yet state a position on Harding's proposal. Government officials praise disarmament in general, while leaders seek clarity on the conference's scope before firm commitments.
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Pacific Question to Be Fully Aired in Senate Soon
In Washington on July 13 the Pacific question will be aired in the senate before any conference on powers under President Harding. Over the next two weeks several senators will speak on Pacific relations with other nations the disarmament issue and world peace. Senators Johnson and McCormick are ready to speak and McCormick has gathered evidence on Japan's actions in Shantung.
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Japan Notifies League on Anglo Japanese Alliance
Tokyo reports that Japan informs the League of Nations it will prevail if any situation arises during the Anglo Japanese alliance that appears inconsistent with League procedures. The foreign office issued a communique stating League authority would supersede if terms conflict.
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Black barber shot by rival over jealousy at Sixth Ave shop
Noy Pierson, 40, was shot four times by L. M. Duncan known as Never Sleep at 9:30 AM Wednesday after a quarrel over a woman he employed. Pierson was taken to city hospital in critical condition. Duncan surrendered a 32 caliber revolver and confessed jealousy toward Pierson’s attention to the woman. If Pierson recovers, Duncan faces attempted serious case. if he dies, first degree serious case.
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Irish Peace Talks Set to Open in London
London officials announced that formal peace negotiations will begin at 4:30 pm tomorrow with Premier Lloyd George and Eamon de Valera meeting at 10 Downing Street. Informal talks centered on Smuts guiding procedural steps to smooth the process.
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Smute
Brutality alledges in city jail hearing
The article recounts alleged mistreatment by police during July 4th arrest in which Dwyer says he was roughly handled, jailed three days despite claiming money to pay fines, and had personal items withheld. Witnesses with knowledge are urged to come before the mayor for testimony.
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University of Oregon Medical Dept Receives Rockefeller Grant
Portland July 13 The Rockefeller education board provided a check for 113269.50 for the University of Oregon medical department joining a similar state sum. Officials expect the Portland building contract to be let immediately and a further 50000 from the board upon completion. The Rockefeller board, formed in 1902, funds the project.
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Delegates Meet at Freerick & Nelson Auditorium
Seventy five delegates attend the Pacific Coast Association of Nurserymen convention held at the Freerick and Nelson auditorium.
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Captain Souen Roynaldson Buried in Seabold Cemetery
Cap tain Souen Roynaldson aged 68 was buried on Tuesday at Seabold Cemetery following services. Local officials note a long career in the maritime trade and community service.
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Seabold
President Approves Navy Appropriation
Washington July 14 President Harding approved a navy appropriation measure totaling 409 million dollars. The bill includes the Borah resolution proposing a conference on disarmament among the United States Great Britain and Japan.
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Not Forgotten War Echoes In Chicago Exchange
Joseph A. Thatcher, 71, died Tuesday at his home on 117 Fe Street, 65th Street. He will be buried at 3 p.m. Thursday. An exchange between veterans and bystanders reflected lingering postwar sentiment with a remark Hurrah shouted by J M Pilsen and an ex serviceman replying the war's over but not forgotten.
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Accused Woman Collapses in Cleveland Court
In Cleveland on July 13 Mrs. Catherine Eva Kaber fainted during her brother Charles Brickel’s testimony in the murder case involving their mother Mrs. Mary A. Brickel and wealthy Daniel Kaber. Brickel said his mother did not set fire to the Kaber home, claiming she was sick at the time and that “they could prove it.” The witness’s collapse occurred as the court session continued.
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Sailor and Flyer Sign Up for State Guard Enlistment Drive
Charles Raabe, a former sailor and California guard member, and Orvillé Thompson, France service air unit veteran, joined the 146th Field Artillery in a statewide National Guard recruitment push ahead of Camp Lewis encampment. A recruiting tent on Third Ave and Pike is accepting enlistees as testimony noted.
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Charles ¥. Raabe
California National
Fire damages garage and autos in $10,000 loss
Firemen fought to save a frame garage valued around $750 with vehicles damaged or destroyed. Explosions and flying debris hampered efforts as flames engulfed the structure. Owners listed include J. Moore B. Haner Mra J Is T Wallis A J Hall and F Hi Squier with most autos damaged.
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Books and Stationery at Extremely Low Pricings
Art candles reduced to 25 cents each for clearance. Various colors and sizes available. Previously one dollar. price cut applies to all listed items.
Hair Goods on Sale at The Bon Marche
Hair products offered at reduced prices on the second floor. 22 inch hair switches and Jaynes trans formations dropped from higher prices to reduced figures. Hair nets now sold in packs of three at half a dollar for gray or white exceptions.
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