Boalt Arrest Probe Fought By Senate and Wilson
Washington July 16 The Seattle Star and the Newspaper Enterprise Association protest censorship by military authorities in Vera Cruz over Boalt inquiry testimony. Senator Poindexter urges full navy report on Ensign William Richardson flight law accusation and public disclosure.
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The Star plans flying boat coverage for Porte cross Atlantic
The Star announces its own flying boat and expert aviator Phil D. Rader to cover Lieut Porte’s Atlantic flight from Newfoundland. Rader will write articles, take photos, and navigate The Star hydroaeroplane at the starting point as readers await the epoch making voyage.
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Hhe
Atlantic Ocean
Star
Atlantic
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Scripps
Phil D. Rader
United Press
Lieut
Newfoundland
Rader
Star Flying Boat
Broad Ocean
Tunes Plan Friday Coin Shower by Alys Bryant
Alys McKey Bryant prepares her 30 horsepower aircraft for a Friday evening altitude stunt for The Star Potlatch Girl flight. She will fly over Second Avenue between the Smith Building and Hotel Washington between 5 and 6 pm, showering money envelopes containing cashier orders for spectators.
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Alys McKey-Bryant
Smith Building
Hotel Washington
Nearly a Hero Falls Short in Second by an Inch
H. C. Stephens nearly became a hero last night but missed by an inch after striking a rowdy who accosted a girl and shattered a window. He was jailed on a disorderly charge with a badly cut fist. Mrs. Amelia D. Hallock, 64, wife of George E. Hallock, died yesterday.
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Stetson
Gill
Albert
Smith Building
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G. R
H. C. Stephens
Stephens
Amelia D. Hallock
George E. Hallock
Japan to exhibit at Panama-Pacific Expo in Seattle
Haruki Yamawaki Foohich Ishii and Shinji Yoshini met Seiichi Takahashi, head of Japan's exhibit at the Panama-Pacific Expo, with Takahashi's three aides and the Japanese consul in Seattle present. They estimate the exhibit will cost about half a million.
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Haruki Yamawaki
Ishii
Shinji Yoshini
Seiichi Takahashi
Japan
Seattle
Mourning Purchases Sparked by Bequest Joke
In Georgia a man with life insurance leaves money to his widow who buys an elaborate mourning outfit. She shows it to a friend who jokes about the black underwear. The widow sighs and says she mourns deeply and fully.
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Georgia
Chile
Woman Becomes First Female Delegate in Skagway Democratic Convention
July 16 report notes Mrs Albert White clerk of the school board elected as a delegate to the Skagway territorial democratic convention, marking the first time a woman sits at Alaska political proceedings.
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Valdez
Alaska
Albert White
Skagway
The Greatest Problem of Women's Lives Explored
A sharp confrontation with an Eastern editor's remark on unmarried women over 30 and emotional craving. The piece argues such cravings manifest in varied forms from family duties to fiction writing and suggests light, satirical prescriptions to cope.
Boalt Vera Cruz lynch story sparks national debate
Washington reports that a Vera Cruz inquiry finding may push deportation of Fred L. Boalt. Congress debates if armed forces abused civilians, prompting calls for a broad investigation beyond the Navy court. Censorship and War measures fuel tensions as Daniels orders probe.
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Vera Cruz
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Weigle
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Wilson
Congress
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Army
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Huerta Resigns and Flees Mexico City with Six Million
President Carbajal accepts Huerta's resignation as Gen. Huerta and ex War Minister Blanquet depart by car and train toward Puerto Mexico. Deputies debate submission to the United States while Carbajal is sworn in amid cheers. Huerta reportedly takes 6,000,000 in drafts as he leaves with his entourage.
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Huerta
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Blanquet
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Chamber of Deputies
Puerto Mexico
Carranza
Jesus Urueta
Jose Novelo
Enrique Mangel
Madero
Jaya
Teo
Diaz
Jauchieco
Pueblo Indian
Felix Diaz
U. S
Congress
Senate
United States
National Palace
Wilson Waiting For Carranza To Show Hand
Mexico’s fate hinges on Carranza as Carbajal may hand control to him. Wilson will not recognize any government lacking broad representation. Powers await U S recognition until inclusive rule exists. Plans call for Vera Cruz occupation till stability is secured. Funston reports a German cruiser Dresden heading to Puerto Mexico.
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Mexico
Carranza
Carbajal
Wilson
United States
Vera Cruz
Funston
Dresden
Puerto Mexico
Huerta
Blanquet
Europe
Port Townsend Potlatch Draws Former Postmaster A Francis Learned
A Francis Learned visited Port Townsend yesterday to view the Potlatch ceremony. Learned has served as postmaster since his appointment by President Arthur.
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Port Townsend
A. Francis Learned
Arthur
Davis sues over elevator injury in Empire building
Jease B. Davis files a $15,000 personal injury lawsuit against Thos. Burke alleging injuries from an elevator incident in the Empire building last March.
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Jease B. Davis
Thos. Burke
Empire Building
Klawock and Fox Get New Postmasters in Alaska
W T Hale named postmaster at Klawock in Southeastern Alaska and John Metzger appointed at Fox in Central Alaska. The notice urges public spirit and service in local communities.
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Washington
W. T. Hale
Klawock
Alaska
John Metzger
Fox
Recall Petitions Filed Against County Commissioners
County Auditor Phelps will receive recall petitions against Hamilton and Knudsen this afternoon. About 18 000 names for Hamilton and 17 000 for Knudsen are certified. 15 800 are needed to trigger a recall election. Filing now could allow a September primaries election with minimal costs. Estimated expenses drop from 50 000 to under 250 dollars.
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Phelps
Hamilton
Knudsen
Hamilton and Knudsen
Seattle Says Money Talks in Home Interest Debate
A skeptical column links home interest to personal effort and warns against sending money elsewhere. It questions whether Seattle functions as a community or freight hub and notes the city’s lively citizens would keep it vibrant if more invested locally.
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Seattle
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