June 9 new laws impose land dispossession and vehicle rules
The measures include prohibiting landholding by Japanese and Orientals with forfeiture to the state, police entry only with warrants, and a nautical school closure at the University of Washington. Other changes require rear view mirrors, ban cut outs, restrict absolute divorces to six months, mandate department lettering on autos, force party pledges to primaries, and require pedestrians to use left side after sundown.
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Nautical School
University of Washington
Dodge Touring Car Price Is Reduced
Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company reduces touring car price by $300 from $1285 to $985. Substantial cuts planned across models but no full list released.
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Dodge
Detroit
Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company
Hunt Profiteers in Agriculture Lines
Washington dispatch says the United States pursues profiteers in agricultural products. A joint agriculture inquiry created by the Lenroot resolution begins today to chase down the main suspect profiting from the agricultural swag.
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Hunt
Washington
United States
Joint Commission of Agriculture
Japs to Help Build Railroad in China
Honolulu dispatch reports Japan will finance the eastern Chinese railroad with a loan of 20 000 000 yen about 10 million dollars to be repaid in installments per a Tokyo dispatch to the Nippon Jiji newspaper.
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China
Honolulu
Japan
Tokyo
Nippu Jiji
Seattle comedian Oscar departs after year at Levy’s Orpheum
Oscar, the comedian audience knew, left Seattle in late May after a year at Levy’s Orpheum. He arrived from San Francisco and had performed nine months with Monte Carter at the Oak theatre before moving on.
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Foramen
Girard Bergerent
Oscar
Levy
Orpheum
Seattle
San Francisco
Monte Carter
Oak Theatre
Mexican President offers friendly commerce treaty to speed U S recognition
Obregon seeks American recognition before signing any formal pact. The proposed treaty would modify parts of the Carranza constitution to protect American property and would pave the way for U S acknowledgment and settlement of U S claims against Mexico. Negotiations continue in Mexico City between Obregon and American envoy George T. Summerlin.
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Washington
Jones
Obregon
Mexico
United States
Mexco
Hughes
Mexico City
George T. Summerlin
Funeral rites for pioneer railroad engineer William E. Tnamilton
Funeral services for William Edward Tnamilton, noted railroad engineer, will be held Friday at the Scottish Rite cathedral followed by burial in Lakeview cemetery.
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William Edward Tnamilton
Pioneer
Scottish Rite
Lakeview Cemetery
Calls Dempsey Big Bum Asks Congress To Stop Prize Fight
A House resolution introduced by Representative Gallivan targets the Carpentier Dempsey bout set for July 2. It seeks to bar the world title bout in any state until war veterans receive a bonus. Gallivan criticizes Dempsey as a big bum who dodged the draft and faults Carpentier for slow enlistment.
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Dempsey
Congress
Washington
House
Representative Gallivan
Massachusetts
Galivan
Carpentier
Secret Service Chief Receives Gold Monogram Ring
Capt. Thomas B. Foster of the United States Secret Service wears a handsome gold monogram ring given by operatives who worked under him. The inscription reads From the bunch. Foster departs Seattle for San Francisco to oversee California district. he is succeeded by W. R. Jarrell.
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Thomas B. Foster
United States Secret Service
Capt. Foster
Seattle
San Francisco
District of California
W. R. Jarrell
Exonerated in Blame Verdict for Auto Crash
A sealed verdict in Federal Judge Wheterer s court finds Julius O Reichelderfer and Grace K Reichelderfer not responsible for a July auto crash damaging a government car. The government had sought $400.
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Wheterer
Julius Oo. Reichelderfer
Grace K. Reichelderfer
Toe nail remedy promises rapid relief with Outgro
A noted authority claims a few drops of Outgro on the skin around an ingrown nail reduce inflammation and pain and harden the surrounding skin so the nail turns outward overnight. Outgro is described as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists, and directions allow any shopper to buy a bottle from the drug store.
The Male Quartet Sings of the Solid South in Cheerful Parody
Frances Boardman notes a theatrical chorus by The Male Quartet praising the Solid South in a satirical chant. The piece highlights loud vocal skill, mentions epizootic blues and Mammy themes, and comments on the group’s stylized references to Rose and sentiment through tuneful noise.
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Mother
Rose
Frances Boardman
Alleged Mrs. Bluebeard En route to Idaho for trial
Mrs Lydia Southard known as feminine Bluebeard is expected to travel from San Francisco to Twin Falls Idaho to face charges of poisoning four husbands and a brother-in-law. She was seen attending an Orpheum show and laughing with Deputy Sheriff and his wife present.
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San Francisco
Lydia Southard
Bluebeard
Twin Falls
Idaho
Honorul
Orpheum
Southard
W. H. Ormesby
China
Mr. Ormsby
Woman Thanks Ormsbys for Kind Voyage Care
A San Francisco woman expresses gratitude for the humane treatment by Mr. and Mrs. Ormsby during her travel back, praising their care and comfort and noting the voyage was made more tolerable by their kindness. She declines to discuss the case but emphasizes appreciation for the Ormsbys. The statement was written for United Press.
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Ormaby
Mrs. Ormsby
Chinatown
Twin Falls
Southard
Honolulu
Navy
Jason
San Pedro
United Press
San Francisco
Calif
Ormsbys
Mr. Ormsby
Immigrants Stacked in New York Harbor Ships
Thousands of migrants are jammed in the holds of 12 ships in New York harbor awaiting landing under the new immigration limit. Feeble elderly Italians, children from Czecho Slovakia, and other refugees face weeks at sea with no baths as Commissioner Wallis seeks congressional aid and an amendment to ease care. Ships continue arriving as quotas fill within days of the law taking effect.
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Paul RE. Mallon
New York
New York Harbor
Italy
Czecho-Slovakia
Central Europe
Fred A. Wallis
Washington
Congress
United States
Soldier funds wasted says Herbert W Walker
Representative Robinson of Kansas accuses the federal board for vocational education of waste in the soldier rehabilitation program. He warns the current policy could cost $10,000 per disabled soldier and says $1.0 billion may be spent with only 3,000 rehabilitated at $45,000 each. He cites $8 million paid to wounded men and $3 million in salaries in April 1921 plus funding for mushroom schools and promoters.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Representative Robinson
Republican
Kansas
Robinson
Free fish giveaway at Millionaire club draws relief effort
The Millionaire club at 98 W. Main St offers 4,000 pounds of fish free to deserving families. Applicants must bring a container to carry the fish away. The club also seeks trousers and underwear for jobless individuals in need.
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Millionaire Club
W. Mainst. Oll
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