Prosecution Possible for Anti-Draft Cleric Strong
Dr. Strong faces possible action over a circulating letter urging conscientious objectors to resist conscription. He admits writing advice but denies sedition, noting 500 copies printed and asserting no arrest planned. The wider case ties Strong to Wells, linked to charges of sedition and conspiracy, with Goldman named as a No-Conscription leader.
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Strong
Allen
Gov
Hart
Dr. Strong
Hulet M. Wells
Central Labor Council
City Light Department
Wells
Light Department
J. D. Rosas
Sam
Rows
Emma Goldman
Tornado Toll Rises in Southeast Missouri
Reports from the storm swept belt in Missouri place the toll at 75 dead and 150 injured after a Wednesday tornado. Winds estimated at 15 miles in 18 minutes caused over a million dollars in damage as the stricken region faces hunger and disease and counties rally to aid residents with no shelter or food.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Boise Attorney Dies After Suicide Attempt In Portland
Portland, June 1. C. H. Lingenfelter, a Boise attorney and patient at Portland Surgical Hospital, attempted suicide by hanging himself with bedclothes from a room window. Attendants freed him but he fell two stories to his death. His action was said to stem from ill health. He was about 45. Clarence E. Goodhue of Seattle has received a commission as senior lieutenant in the U S Navy and will serve on the cruiser West Virginia.
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Portland
Ore
C. H. Lingenfelter
Boise
Lingenfelter
Portland Surgical Hospital
Clarence E. Goodhue
Mra
Frank W. Goodhue
Seattle
U. S, Navy
West Virginia
Seattle Schools Open to Public for Social Centers
Seattle school board votes 3 to 2 to open schools to community groups for meetings. Superintendent Cooper to draft usage rules, including application method, fees, hours, and responsibility for damage. Board rejects new kindergarten schools due to wartime burdens. director Spencer urges vacation school for retarded students as a saving measure.
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Seattle
Frank B. Cooper
Eekatein
Miss Strong
Judee Winsor
Supt. Cooper
McAdams
George A. Spencer
Death by Poison Ends Minneapolis Man in Denver
George Alfred Fennley, 44, a Minneapolis salesman, killed himself with poison in Denver after his wife, who traced him from Chicago and threatened arrest for desertion and embezzlement, had warned she would cause his arrest. In Washington, the War Department plans to halve cantonment camps from 32 to 16 and move the National Guard under canvas.
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Denver
Colo
George Alfred Fennley
Minneapolis
Minn
Chicago
Washington
War Department
Army and National Guard
National Guard
Kidnappers of Rich Man's Son Refuse Ransom
Springfield June 1. J H W Keet a Springfield millionaire and retired banker blames friends for failing to recover his 14 month old son from kidnappers. He followed ransom directions alone in a storm with $6000 as others tailed him fearing foul play while the abductors did not appear. Jewelry worth over 1000 left untouched at the home.
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Springfield
J. H W. Keet
Keet
Priends
Springfield Country Club
Sturse
Navy health probe by three civilian investigators
Secretary Daniela today named three civilians to inspect health conditions in the Navy. Dr Abram Plexner of the Rockefeller Institute Dr William H Welch of Baltimore and Nathan Straus of New York will travel to the Atlantic fleet to examine alleged bad conditions aboard the hospital ship Solage and study care methods for the sick on other fleet ships.
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Washington
Navy
Daniela
Abram Plexner
Rockefeller Institute
William H. Welch
Baltimore
Nathan Straus
New York
Atlantic
Painless Dentistry Offers Guaranteed Care at Moderate Prices
The ad promises examinations to assess needed work and costs, with state board certified operators, high quality materials, and satisfaction guarantees signed by the operator and L. R. Clark D D S owner. It claims painless procedures and links dental health to overall well being, urging a call tomorrow.
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State Dental Board
L. R. Clark
New York Girls at New Cecil Grill in Seattle Cabaret
The New Cecil Grill hires two New York cabaret stars Miss Florence Landells and Miss Helen Russell. Raised in New York and famed on Broadway they tour via Chicago Winnipeg Calgary Seattle to San Francisco and Los Angeles before returning to Broadway. They perform current hits and dances in a wide awake show.
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Cecil Grill
New York
Florence Landells
Helen Russell
Churchill's
Broadway
Chicago
Rector’s
Canada
Winnipeg
Calgary
Seattle
Cecil
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Good Old Broadway
Londell
Russell
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Fourth Ave
Oxfords
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Fourth Avenue
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Regal Dental
Third Avenue N. W
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the Strand
Second Avenue
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