Far East Issues in the Washington Disarmament Talks
Japan favors broad principles for Far East questions at the forthcoming Washington disarmament conference. Tokyo worries about specific Pacific problems being singled out for debate and seeks to accept the agenda in principle before discussing details.
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Washington
Japan
Sears
United Press
Apan
Pacific
United
Far East
Tion
Delong
United States
Mex
League Commission Gives Harding Honor
Henry Wood reports from Paris that July 16 tribute was paid to President Harding as a leader in the League of Nations. Rene Viviani presided and praised Harding's initiative while noting the commission can prepare data for the Washington conference. Twenty delegates from 14 nations met at the Luxembourg Palace to discuss disarmament in broad terms.
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League Commission
Harding
Henry Wood
Paris
League of Nations Disaadliine Geateasd
Bere
Rene Viviani
France
Msg
Washington
Viviani
Luxembourg Palace
Japan and America clash over Washington disarmament talks
In Honolulu on July 15 the Times in Jiji quotes former Prime Minister Okuma saying Japan’s future depends on the Washington disarmament conference and that America aims to curb Japan at the Paris peace conference If Japan finds the conference against her she may withdraw from it.
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Honolulu
Japan
Okuma
the Times
Jiji
Paria
America
Japan Politicians Feel Uneasy Over Disarmament Invite
Tokyo reports the foreign office received a favorable reply to President Harding's disarmament conference. Japanese leaders disagree on inviting China Italy and France and worry the scope is too broad for Pacific issues. Some fear Anglo American covert deals could isolate Japan as America presses the pacific accord.
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Japan
Henry W. Kinney
Tokyo
Harding
Bell
China
Italy
France
Pacific
America
Nichi Nich
Minton
Cataract Demonstration Captivates Observers
Dr. Smith presents a live cataract removal demonstration on page one. He explains the eye anatomy and contrasts the old lens removal with his new process. The audience watches as the translucent cataract is held up for inspection and discussion.
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Dr. Smith
Smith
Rainier Valley Streetcar Fatality Claims Two Women
Two women were killed and a man seriously injured when a Rainier Avenue streetcar struck pedestrians crossing the tracks near State Street. Motorman W. Fletcher said darkness and bright streetcar lights prevented avoiding the trio, who were attempting to catch a jitney. The injured man, Hovde, received saline treatment at City Hospital but remained critical. Authorities identified the deceased as Hazelmark and Mrs Waugh, with Waugh’s children placed in a detention home and support arranged through relatives.
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Rainier Valley
Rainier Ave
City Hospital
State St
Althe
Fletcher
Hovde
Louis Rolben
Pike St
Waugh
Arthur Malling
Poulsbo
Neil Waugh
Ketchikan
Alaska
Hatelmarkia
Boy Heir to $300000 Estate Post Kidnap Rescue
OLATHE Kansas 11 year old Orval McKinstry emerges safe after kidnapping ordeal and stands to inherit a $300000 estate from his father who was slain securing the inheritance rights.
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Olathe
Kan
Orval McKinstry
Indian oil promises tonsil cure and goiter relief
An herbal remedy from Herb Medicine Co. of Seattle claims to treat diseased tonsils and even goiter without removal. The notice urges readers to ask neighbors and send postage to Box 51 for more details.
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Posteara
Herb Medicine Co
Seattle
Mrs Cassidy Faces Divorce Plea and Cruelty Claims
The narrator recalls a lawyer in the Alaska building suggesting divorce as a solution. A gray haired attorney hints at charging a $100 fee and may be profiting from Cupid. Mrs Cassidy pursues a cruelty-based plea, denouncing Casper as a wretch and reflecting on marital quarrels.
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Cassidy
Alaska
Casper
Cupid
Ireland peace efforts advance with Ulster cabinet talks
London dispatch says Ulster cabinet heads to London to hear Lloyd George demand concessions to Sinn Fein and Binn Feiners for a permanent Ireland peace. Craig delays decision after cabinet consultation as talks aim to begin regular peace conferences next week. Sinn Fein hard line noted with De Valera, while Collins spurns memoir bid from a London publisher.
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Charles M. McCann
London
Ulster
Lloyd George
Ireland
James Craig
Lioyd George
Craig
Bramonn de Valera
Sinn Fein
de Valera
Sinn
Fighting Continues in Belfast Region
Warfare between Orangemen and Sinn Feiners rages in Ulster. One man killed and five seriously wounded before dawn in Belfast. Several grocers and saloons damaged as clashes spread across the area.
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Belfast
Ulster
Portland Girl in Tacoma Attacked
Genevieve Dell of Portland was attacked near Tacoma after being lured from a restaurant. She was found unconscious, severely shaken, and hospitalized at Tacoma General. Police sought a Seattle private detective linked to the assault and two men believed involved.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Genevieve Dell
Portland
Miss Dell
Tacom General Hospital
Eccompalien
Mise Dell
Evans Leads WESTMO CLUB in Evanston match
Chick Evans narrowly tops Knepper of Biouz City in a morning round at Evanston with Evans two up after the first hole and trading birdies through the 13th. A crowd of about 3500 watched as Evans seized the lead with a birdie at the 9th and widened it on the 13th before the final holes were halved.
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Chick Evans
Westmo Club
Evanston
Knepper
Biouz City
Evans
Iowa
Rudy
Chick
Canada’s War Share Set at 300 Million Dollars
London July 16 Canada to receive 300 million dollars as her share of the empire’s reparations from Germany. The sum was fixed by the prime ministers conference and represents about one eighth of the Canadian dominion debt.
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London
Canada
Germany
Brumfield and Russell Named as Possible Murder Victims
A headless charred body in a morgue is claimed by Mrs. R. M. Brumfield as her husband, Dr. R. M. Brumfield, while J. T. and Ed Russell claim it is their brother Dennis. Police pursue Brumfield, missing since the night of the blaze, amid accusations of murder to obtain $27,000 insurance. one man may have survived a crash when the car went into a tree and burned.
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Normburg
Orb
R. M. Brumfield
J. T
Ed Russell
Dennis
Brumfield
Russell
Stamer
Hen Russel
Manger
Bs Authorities To S Ubstantiate Ba of Sheriff Bramer
Ei Ruane
Mullila
Mra
Bromfield
Six Holdups by Footpads Struck City Streets
Six people were robbed on Beattle Streets Friday night with loot totaling 44.50. Victims include J. W. Wallin and Mies Margaret Norris at Ninth Ave and Columbia St, Irving Gage at Fairview Ave and Harrison St, and G. Williams at Listh Ave N W who fought back. A candy-store owner F E B Peterson at 901 Prie St was threatened by a sailor. two others escaped.
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Beattle
J. W. Wallin
Wallin
Ninth Ave
Columbia St
Mies
Margaret Norris
Irving Gage
Fairview Ave
Harrison St
Gage W. McCaffrey
16Th Ave
Harrison ,St
G. Willame
Listh Ave
N. W
Williams
F. E B. Peterson
Prie St
Peterson
Woman Arrested on Forgery Charge at Antlers Hotel
Mrs. Sodercrem was arrested Friday at the Antlers hotel on forgery charges. She allegedly passed a $2 check signed with the name Miss T. Masterpiece at a Second avenue confectionery store.
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Mra
Sodercrem
Antlers
Miss T. Masterpiece
President of Theosophists to Speak Here Sunday
L W Rogers national president of the Theosophical Society will discuss peace in a talk titled The New Knowledge at the Maronic club room Arcade building Sunday at pm. He tours from Australia to Alaska and is known as an eloquent exponent of his society. The lecture is open to the public.
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Australia
Alaska
L. W. Rogers
Theosophical Society
Maronic Club
Arcade
Roger
Americee Nena
The
Theosophical
Stolen Car Found Wrecked at Cliff Edge
A car owned by John Reilly of 1009 Fairview Ave N was stolen from in front of the Labor temple and found wrecked three hours later at the foot of a 200 foot embankment at Richmond Beach. No occupants were located, believed to have jumped.
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John Reilly
Fairview Ave N
Richmond Beach
Reilly
Labor Temple
Mennonites Seek Paraguay Nation Move From U S and Canada
In Buenos Aires on July 14 a group of about sixty thousand Mennonites, a pacifist sect, plan to flee to Paraguay to form their own nation and produce and trade goods. Fred Engan of Minnesota secured a 3,000,000 acre option from the Paraguayan government. The regime exempted Mennonite sons from military service, and a small delegation toured the proposed settlement area, currently sparsely inhabited by Indians with no whites seen since 1645.
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Buenos Aires
Jernel
Egypt
Paraguay
United States
Canada
Germany
Paracuay
Fred Engan
Thief Ring Thought Broken by Arrests
A ring of merchandise thieves preying on department stores is believed broken by arrests of Gussie Ekholm a lady barber at 2035 First Ave and Carl Nelson a janitor in a downtown department store. Nelson allegedly possessed a large quantity of women’s underwear and other apparel for sale while Ekholm reportedly retailed the stolen goods from her barber shop at 2035 First Ave.
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Gussie Ekholm
First Ave
Carl Nelson
Nelson
Port Townsend Dock Fire Burns Quartermaster Dock
A blaze likely caused by a cigarette damaged the quartermaster dock in Port Townsend with estimated losses around 5000 dollars. In Everett a fire destroyed a shingle mill and loans, totaling about 10000 dollars in damage.
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Port Townsend
Cigaret
Burns Quartermaster Dock
Everett
Stolen Bank Bill Found in Seattle After Heist
A $50 note from a Northwest Trust bank robbery tied to a $25,000 haul was recovered in Seattle Friday night. Detectives suspect one or more thieves remain in the city, and a young woman identified the bill from its printed numbers after a man offered it as a gift. Police note the suspects may have camouflaged the getaway auto.
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Leland Higbee
Northwest Trust and State Bank
Second Ave
Pring St
Seattle
Pinkerton Detective Agency
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