Russian POWs Starving in German Camps Says Seattle Youth
Lieut BE Kincaid a Seattle born Lincoln high school graduate reports about 500000 Russian prisoners of war in Germany still unable to return home. He details failed repatriation efforts and harsh conditions under German guard with 600 officers in the American commission and dangers in Berlin.
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Germany
BE. L. Kincaid
Lincoln High School
Second Ave
Pike St
Berlin
North Sea
Adlon
Unter den Linden
Kincaid
Malbert
Noske
E. L. Kincaid
Singh on Way to California
Bwangwah Singh leaves McNeil Island prison for San Francisco after denial of German agent role. He claims conviction was due to English influence and money, asserts Hindu revolutionary activities were educational, and faces possible deportation after release on 10000 dollars bail.
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Portland
Ore
England
Singh
India
Rubicom Returns From France After 23 Months
Leslie Rubicom former University of Washington student and Stevens county engineer arrived in Seattle after over two years with the 18th engineers in France He stayed in Paris to study bridge construction before rejoining his regiment.
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Leslie Rubicom
University of Washington
Stevens County
Seattle
France
18Th Engineers
Rubicom
Paris
Judge orders women to reveal exact ages in court
In Los Angeles, Superior Judge F. H. Taft rules that women questioned about age must state exact years rather than saying they are over 21. The judge insists witnesses must answer the age question, arguing there is no reason to object to telling one’s age.
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Los Angeles
F. H. Taft
Taft
Demand Probe of Race Riots
Federal investigation of the race riots in Washington and Chicago was urged by the Metal Trades council at a Tuesday night meeting. Frank Turco claimed employers stir up prejudice to hinder black workers organizing. The Tacoma 225 blacksmiths strike in Todd yard was endorsed and reports from Tacoma and San Francisco noted a Coast conference recessed to address conditions in Los Angeles Tacoma and Portland yards.
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Chicago
Metal Trades Council
Frank Turco
Washington St
Occidental Ave
Todd Yard
Tacoma
Tom Russell
Tacoma Boilermakers
San Francisco
Pacific Coast Metal Trades Conference
Los Angeles
Portland
Bryan to Be Guest of Democrats Here
William Jennings Bryan will breakfast with the King County Democratic club at the Butler hotel at 8 a m Friday. Reservations close noon Thursday at 519 Railway Exchange or by phone Elliott 2103. Committee members include Thomas Davies Isaac P Calhoun Charles P D Fullen George B H Ryan and Richard Seelye Jones.
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Seattle
William Jennings Bryan
Statesman
Chautauquan
King County
Democratic Club
Butler Hotel
Railway Exchange Building
Elliott
Thomas Davies
Isaac P. Calhoun
Charles PD. Fullen
George BH
Ryan
Richard Seelye Jones
Eat Less To Put On Flesh And Get Strong
Says eat less to put on flesh and get strong. Blood-Iron Phosphate, a French nerve and blood builder, is advertised for a three week course at 50 cents a week. If not improved, money back guarantee.
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Owl Drug Co
Swift Drug Co
Clearance of Art Needlework Offers Bargains in Linens
Luncheon sets reduced to 1.95 for 13 pieces with stencil designs on white linen. Dresser scarfs cut to 95 cents to match luncheon sets. Japanese embroidered scarfs now 45 cents. these handwork pieces come from MacDougall Southwick Fifth Flees.
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Dresser
MacDougall-Southwick
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