Details of Jap war in Siberia by Jack Mason
Peking reports Dalta News agency of seven Siberian ideological units denouncing Japan for unprovoked aggression in Siberia. It accuses Tokyo of a reign of terror, describes April 4 surprise attacks after false peace assurances, and calls on workers worldwide to press governments to force Japan's withdrawal.
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Jack Mason
Peking
China
Dalta News Agency
Soviet Republic
Siberia
Japan
Eviki
Aay Dally
Far East
Five injured in Sunday Seattle area auto crashes
Two women and three men were injured in Sunday auto crashes. Elsie Crepeau, 14, suffered a face cut from broken glass when a truck struck the car she rode in near 29th Avenue and Rainier Avenue. Raymond A. Davis, 10203 63rd Ave C, drove the auto. Arthur B. Coulter, 49, of 825 84th Ave, dislocated his shoulder when the vehicle overturned after climbing an embankment at First Avenue and Lane Street. Mrs. Coulter was slightly injured. George W. Clayton, 28, of 60428th Avenue South West, received severe bruises and a broken arm when struck by another vehicle. A. Wright, 26, of West Seattle Diary, at California and W Brandon Street, was noted in connection with Clayton’s injuries.
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Elsie Crepeau
Edmonds Et
29Th Ave
Rainier Ave
Raymond A. Davis
63Rd Ave C
Arthur B. Coulter
84Th Ave
Seattle General Hospital
Fist Ave
Lane St
Coulter
George W. Clayton
Koya
A. Wright
West Seattle
California
W. Brandon
Wils
24Th Ave
Clayton
Casting Thief Nets Pants and $300 in Seattle
Seattle police hunted a first floor theft suspect after a thief used a makeshift fishing pole to pull pants from John hrweiss’s room at 122 20th Ave. The raider reportedly snagged nearly $300 in cash in an early morning crime, prompting investigators to consider several prior “castes” with the improvised pole.
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Seattle
John Hrweiss
20Th Ave
Mohrweiss
Nathan Viller
Duckworth Finds No Good Shoes in Russia
American correspondent J Herbert Duckworth tours Soviet Russia under permit and reports widespread leather shortages and famine in tanning chemicals. In Pskov many go barefoot, factories run with old equipment, and workers’ loyalties appear muted as state controls rise.
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Duckworth
Russia
Herbert Duckworth
Soviet Russia
Ict
Ay Ponenine
Acta
Prisoners Cut 11110 Cords of Wood and Cleared Land
Chief Guard Ralph McCulley of the King County stockade reported to Sheriff Stringer the year to date results of prisoner labor. The figures show 52 acres cleared and 90 more acres slashed, two cars of cedar posts and 1100 cords of wood cut, and 159 acres planted with farm products.
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Ralph McCulley
King County Stockade
Stringer
Reds Present Truce Demands
July 26 report from Tondon states allied acceptance of surrender of Gen. Wrangel as a basis for a London peace conference. Soviets promise Wrangel’s safety and outline armistice talks with Polish chiefs. Reports say Grodno recaptured, Niemen forts seized, and Niemen front casualties. Entente seen as having won the diplomatic battle.
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Warsaw
Grodno
Niemen
Ned
Oreino
Rudnia
Chotyn- Kowin
Picture Brides Arrive in San Francisco in New Shipment
Between July 1 1911 and March this year five thousand seven hundred forty nine Japanese Picture Brides have entered the United States at the port of San Francisco. The pictured group of seventy five arrives under official Japanese chaperones orders and attempts to avoid the camera during the showing.
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United States
San Francisco
Belfast Becomes Armed Camp After Night of Clashes
Belfast July 26 reports widespread violence as a constable is killed by a sniper and three Sinn Fein members are wounded in street fighting with unions. British soldiers patrol streets, with tanks, armored cars, and breastworks in place. A civilian shot after ignoring a sentry. Neighboring towns see looting and arson attempts on churches and a convent.
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Belfast
Althe
Sinn Feinern
Sergi
Mulhern
Bangor
Netownwards
Lisburn
Netonwards
Mob lynching of William Bennett Jr. in Fayetteville Va
A mob in Fayetteville Va lynched William Bennett Jr a convicted murderer of his wife and unborn child. Authorities sought the leaders after the jail entry was gained via a jailer on a pretext. Bennett was found hanged.
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Fayetteville
William Bennett, Jr
Squadron on Way to Frisco
Thousands of midshipmen officers and bluejackets left Seattle aboard the second Atlantic fleet after a week here The fleet will steam to San Francisco for six days then split with half going to San Pedro and the rest to San Diego before returning to Annapolis for the fall term arriving September 1
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Seattle
Navy
San Francisco
California
San Pedro
San Diego
Annapolis
Cadet Birney Fullington Released on Habeas Corpus
Letters to parents reveal Cadet Birney Fullington 8 Pullington was freed from detention on habeas corpus. Cadets backed by the American Legion pressed Capt. BE. Eckhart of the training ship Vicksburg for 25000 dollars after alleging unjust punishment and unlawful imprisonment on Hawaii’s Kauai/Vicksburg setting.
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Merchant Marine
Kitle
Hawaiian Islands
Birney
Fullington
Daniels and Payne on Way Back East
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and Secretary of the Interior Payne travel back to Washington on a Northern Pacific train after leaving Spokane last night. The remark about a woman and her husband provides a humorous aside in the dispatch.
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Daniels and Payne
Spokane
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Washington
Northern Pacific
Woman Stricken En Route to Church Dies at Home
A woman on her way to church suffered heart trouble and died minutes later Sunday evening at her son Walter Mitchell's home in Douglass Apartments, 114 24th Ave North. Mr. F A Stokes of 629 Manefield, Spokane, provided the report.
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F. A. Stokes
Manefield
Spokane
Walter Mitchell
Douglass
24Th Ave. N
University grocer J A Metcalfe buried after death
J A Metcalfe a university area grocer died last week and was buried Sunday at Washells cemetery. Funeral services were held at 3 30 in the University Undertaking company room.
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J. A. Metcalfe
University At Triet Grocer
Washells Cemetery
The
University Undertaking Company
Roommn
People Debate Shared Clan Ties Across Communities
Residents discuss whether groups across regions fall into the same clan networks. The dialogue highlights concerns about identity affiliation and social boundaries within local communities.
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New York
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Boss
Pakov
B. A. Leposky
Leposky
Tian
Lepesky
Tlay
Lepowky
Sam Paul
Pant Ghoe
Jamaica
Plalne
Boston
REDS
Frisco
Midshipmen
United States District Court
Conmun
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Ore
Bon Marche
Sally May
Sally Mays
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Voile
Dimity
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Women’s Athletic Union
Children’s Union Suits
Poros
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