Britain Returns British Reply to U S Protest in Council Order
The State Department has received from Ambassador Page in London the British response to the U S protest over the Order in Council. The note was dispatched March 20 and had not yet been read by Secretary Lansing as of July 26, leaving uncertainty whether the reply would be conciliatory.
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Washington
State Department
Ambassador Page
London
Great Britain
Lansing
Poslam Promises Quick Eczema Relief and Safe Use
An advertising notice extols Poslam as a safe, effective remedy for eczema and various skin ailments. It claims rapid relief from itching and daily improvement, notes Poslam Soap as superior for daily use, and invites readers to request samples by mailing 4 cent stamps to Gerry Laboratories in New York City.
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Eer Gerry. Laboratories
West 25Th
New York City
Tacoma minister on bigamy charge with housekeeper
Rev Waldo B Marsh pastor of St Pauls Methodist Church Tacoma is jailed on a $1000 bond for bigamy. His housekeeper Mrs Margaret Davies posted $500 bond. Marsh says there is no basis to the charge and vows to expose the accusers as he fights the case arising from an arrest at his Tacoma apartment.
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Waldo B. Marsh
D. O
Tacoma
Marsh
Margaret Davies
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Brewer
Carranza Forces Reenter Mexico City Amid Turbulent Advance
Carranza forces reclaim Mexico City as Zapatistas evacuate and Gonzales troops reenter. Villistas flee north from Pachuca after a shifting front reported by a state department cablegram.
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Washington
Mexico City
Zapatistas
Gonzales
State Department
Pachuca
Big Brother idea rooted in Elks lore and art tale
The Elks lodge recounts the origin of the big brother movement from a story of a kind painter who mentored a poor boy who became the creator of The Last Supper. Grand Exalted Ruler James R. Nicholson pushes for higher benevolence funds. Gov. Lister attended, as Elks leaders visit from Los Angeles before heading to Spokane and then east.
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Elks’ Lodge
Grand Chaptain Dysart
Elka’ Lodge
Elkhom
Los Angeles
James R. Nicholson
Gov. Lister
Spokane
No Man Can Serve Two Countries Says Matthews
Dr. M. A. Matthews spoke at First Presbyterian church Sunday night arguing that one cannot obey two masters or hold two citizenships. He warned that divided loyalty destroys moral duty and true patriotism, urging allegiance to one country and rejection of immoral means.
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M. A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Japanese Labor Union Plan Aims for Equal Wages
Local Japanese and the Seattle Central Labor Council consider forming a labor union modeled after the American Federation of Labor. Rev Sidney Strong and C T Takahashi lead the push to settle Japanese American differences on the Pacific Coast by eliminating wage inequalities and standardizing pay for Japanese and American workers.
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American Federation of Labor
Seattle Central Labor Council
Sidney Strong
Queen Anne Congregational Church
C. T. Takahashi
Oriental Trading Company
Pacific
Attorney Carl J Smith speaks on The Making of American Citizens
Attorney Carl J Smith addressed members of the Brotherhood class at University Place W Baptist church Sunday. He spoke on The Making of Ameri can Citizens highlighting civic formation and responsibilities.
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Carl J. Smith
Brotherhood
University Place
W Baptist Church
Seattle confectioner Miss Bauer Makes Good In Candy Trade
The Star profiles Kathryn Bauer owner of the Bauer Chocolate Shop at 1012 Second Ave Seattle. She describes a hard climb from New York candy factories to running her own shop, hiring 14 workers, and making specialties like opera cream loaf Victoria butter and rhododendron cream while planning eastern branches.
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Kathryn Bauer
Bauer Chocolate Shop
Second Ave
Miss Bauer
Seattle
Bie
New York
Angie
Portland
Ore
Boston
Seattia
Firemen Band Draws 2000 To Sunday Open Air Concert
About 2000 people attended the Firemen's band concert Sunday night at the Hellst recreation pier. Mayor's secretary Jimmy Crehan noted the band draws crowds from lodging houses. With music over the water and moonlit skyline, the event was well worth attending and plans call for a repeat next Sunday.
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Tten
Hellst. Recreation Pier
Jimmy Crehan
Red Cross Aids In Wreck Relief Work
Chicago opens heart and purse for Eastland disaster victims with 300000 in relief funds. John Robertson leads efforts, Ernest Bicknell advises, and volunteers workers are mobilized. Harry Thayer and Western Electric pledge 100000, others give 5000. Mayor Thompson donates 1090. benefit at auditorium aims 50000 plus theater receipts from Loop. Cicero contributes 2000. Funeral day set for Wednesday as families face loss.
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Chicago
Robertson
Harry Thayer
Western Electric Co
New York
Thompson
Loop District
General Fund
Cicero
Western Electric
Farmer Painter Montgomer y Sells Corn Picture to Bank
Atchison July 16 A Montgomery known as the Farmer Painter sells a corn picture to a bank in New York City for 5000 dollars. He grew up in Fort Scott started drawing at age ten and has worked at it for about fifty years. He recently returned from New York where he completed the sale.
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Atchison
A. Montgomery
Fort Scott
New York City
Kidnaper May Escape Lightly
Ida Blackfoot July 26 Leonidas M. Dean who abducted rancher Ernest Emper and held him for 6000 dollars ransom slipped bonds and fled Friday The possible charges include assault with a deadly weapon and fake imprisonment A peculiarity in Idaho law requires moving a captive to another county before kidnapping is complete Dean did not take Emper out of Bingham county
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Blackfoot
Ida
Leonidas M. Dean
Ernest Emper
Idaho
Dean
Bingham County
Washington Rallies After Leelanaw Torpedoing Report
Washington officials faced a panicky half hour as word spread that the steamer Leelanaw flying the American flag had been torpedoed and sunk. Later reports said the submarine commander halted visit and search and gave crew time to abandon ship, easing diplomatic fears.
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C. P. Stewart Es Ngton
Washington
London
United Press
Seattle grain and hay dealers to meet Tuesday
Seattle grain and hay dealers will meet Tuesday to discuss possible alterations in amended rules for inspection grading and storage of grain and hay in the state. The meeting aims to refine procedures ahead of upcoming enforcement and budget considerations.
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Seattle
J. Wiley Phelps
Wv. P. Louis
Hunter Boulevard
Chicago
Myoko Arata
Welcome Hotel
Japan
Humane and Protective Division of Police Department
Council
Paul B. Eaton
Cornell University
Fred C. Eaton
Purdue University
China
Tangshan Engineering
Tangshan
Finger on a Stick Pin From Lynched Man Sparks Outrage
Private Sherrill of Fort Riley sought a jeweler in Junction City to mount a preserved human finger on a stick pin. The jeweler refused after learning the item’s origin. Sherrill says his father cut the finger from a lynched man, and the finger was pickled and kept for years.
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Junction City
Kan
Sherrill
Fort Riley
Hi Father
Russians Near Warsaw Turn Defeated as Allies Prep Final Offensive
Berlin report says Russians withdraw to defenses north of the city after capture attempts at Pultusk and Rozan. Field Marshal Van denburg advances, with Berne dispatches predicting an imminent German counteroffensive and Soviet retreat ahead of Warsaw.
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Berlin
Toville
Warsaw
Frank Duke
Pultusk
Rozan
Vandenburg
Berne
Swit
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Matthews
Labor Union For Japanese
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Biar
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Miss Kathryn Bauer
Frye’s
Washington Creamery
RED Cross
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Si Jenks
the Brissons
BUTTE
Lorelei Madonna
Hearst- Selig Weekly
Patriotic and Historical Societies
Hollywood
Pike St
Kirmess
Henrietta DE Serris & CO
May
Lois Theatre
Pantages
Helde
Ie Leonard
Fourth Ave. W
Granite Falls
Everett Improvement Co
Frank Scheble
Wenatchee
Puget Sound Independent Telephone Co
Everett
Grant's Pass
James Alexander
Whipple
W.W. W. Hopkins
Olympia
Copalis Lumber Co
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Don Quixote
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LR. Clark
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L. R. Clark
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