Carranza Will Not Start Row In Washington Pact
June 18 reports say the Mexican government calls the American expedition in Mexico a closed incident and will not file a formal protest. The state department said strong American representations for protecting Americans in disturbed Mexican areas were made in Mexico City Juarez and other posts reported quiet conditions and no Mexican hostility toward Americans. Mexico City papers published on the action of United troops crossing the border with little support in the chamber of deputies.
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Washington
United
Mexico
Villistas
State Department
Juarez
Mexico City
Les
United Troops
Chamber of Deputies
Aerial Thrill as Army Fliers Tour Northwest
Lieut. Jay M. Fetters and his mechanic Sergt. M. Kessel staged dazzling aerial stunts over downtown Spokane streets near Jefferson Park Golf Course. Fetters planned a Seattle to Spokane leg with stops through Snoqualmie Pass and Wenatchee, while a Tacoma to Seattle record flight earlier impressed spectators. The display occurred amid Gov. Ernest Lister’s Tacoma funeral where roses showered the cortege.
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Jay M. Fetters
Fetters
Curties
Northwest
Jefferson Park
Sergt. M. Kessel
Spokane
Seattle
Casaden
Snoqualmie Pars
Aged man found wandering in Portland streets
A scantily dressed elderly man was found dazedly wandering at Second and An tonysts early Sunday morning by Patrolman Rockwell and taken to the city jail. He could not provide his name residence or any information to help police locate relatives. He is held at the city emergency hospital until friends are found.
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Portland
Rockwell
Americans Flee Mexico as Villa Hostilities Escalate
Americans in Chihuahua flee toward the border to escape Villistas after Juarez fighting. More than 100 Americans, plus Mormon settlers, leave northern Mexican districts as mining firms pull staff. Garrisons and border patrols tighten after two U.S. soldiers die and 10 are wounded in Monday clashes.
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FL Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
Villista
Juarez
Casas Grandes
United States
Chihuahua City
Torreon
el Paso
Hudspeth
Villa
Four Americans Die in Juarez Fighting
Four Americans die in Juarez fighting as two civilians and two soldiers are killed. Two soldiers are severely wounded and eight soldiers plus four civilians are slightly wounded. General Cabella reported to the war department. Civilians were casualties from shots fired into El Paso by Villistas.
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Washington
United Preas
Juarez
Cabella
War Department
el Paso
Villistas
Urge to U. S. Citizens on Mexican Border Demanded
Illinois legislature urges federal government to protect lives and property of American citizens on the Mexican border. A joint resolution before the senate claims citizens have been killed homes raided and property destroyed and says the United States has ample forces to act.
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Springfield
Illinois
Senate
United States
Club hears lecture at Olympic View schoolhouse
The Northeast Improvement club met at Olympic View schoolhouse on Tuesday evening. The Olympic Quartette performed and Dr. M. M. Null lectured on his experiences with the American Expeditionary Forces.
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Northeast Improvement Club
Olympic View
Olympic Quartette
M. M. Null
Senators Plan Separate Peace Pact With Germany
United States senators prepare at least three resolutions for separate peace with Germany. The moves hinge on Germany signing or refusing to sign the Paris treaty or the Knox resolution’s fate. Senator Fall aims to declare peace once delegates act, signaling end of war.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Germany
Senate
Fall
New Mexico
Clerman
United States
Congress
Knox
WARNS SOLONS TO FAVOR PACT
Senator McCumber of North Dakota warned in Washington that rejection of the league of nations would spur hostile nations to seek wholesale destruction and be an unpardonable crime against future generations. He defended the league covenant as essential to law governing nations and protecting the innocent from aggression.
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League of Nations
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
League
Knox
Pennsylvania
Winnipeg Returns to Service as Strikes Continue
Winnipeg resumes limited streetcar service for the first time since May 15 with crews aboard and three police escort. Ten strike leaders were arrested on sedition charges and remanded for eight days. Pressmen and binders plan to return to work, and about twenty one alleged intimidators were detained.
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Winnipeg
United Press
Btony Mountain Penitentiary
Dominion
William Ivens
The
Labor News
Labor Church
Thieves Break into University Station of Northern Pacific
Thieves smashed a window to enter the University station of the Northern Pacific railroad Tuesday night and ransacked the area. They took pennies from the cash drawer, a small handbag, and some tickets. the large safe remained untouched. Baggage Master Cherry found the scene early Wednesday. uniforms and books for summer students were scattered around and several windows broken.
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University Station
Northern Pacific Railroad System
Express
H ©. Pelzel
KR. Cherry
Plaid Gingham Dress with Matching Trim Details
A roomy coverall style appears more like a dress with light and dark gingham plaid. It features a round neck stitched-down pique collar and belt, with cuffs trimmed in white pique. Full length set-in sleeves complete the design.
Four Horses Die As Barn Burns At Pacific Coast Steel
A fire at the Pacific Coast Steel Co barn 2627 Yancy St. killed four horses and one auto truck. The blaze occurred at 9 19 o clock Tuesday night. The estimated loss is 2000 dollars. Cause of the fire is not yet determined.
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Pacific Coast Steel Co
Yancy St
Wise Doctor Bets On Bracing Before Billing
A seasoned physician offers a patient a preparatory gesture to steady nerves before presenting an upcoming medical bill. The exchange hints at the financial anxieties surrounding healthcare costs and clinician reassurance in a clinical setting.
Suit Cases at 23.50 in union street store display
Genuine seal and walrus bags with hand sewn imported frames and solid brass fittings offered in 16 and 17 inch sizes. Leather lined trunks featured in the basement of the Union Street Store, under the trunk section AB.
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Bon Marche
Union Street
Wedding Cakes Meet High Standards at Bon Marche
Next to the bride and groom, the wedding cake matters most and Bon Marche promotes its skilled cake artists who craft elegant creations for special occasions. Also advertised are picnic specials including KXippered salmon at 26 cents per pound, mayonnaise 40 cents per pound, ripe olives 16 cents per pint, and Armour's boiled ham at 65 cents per pound.
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Armour
BON Marche
Inexpensive Wash Fabrics at The Bon Marche
Printed Lawns 10c to 25c and 27 inch widths feature blue pink yellow and heliotrope floral and figure patterns. White Linenette 15c 26 inch plain white linenette suited for outing skirts rompers and play suits. Mercerized Flaxon Waistings 22 inches wide in fine sheer patterns and checks.
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U. S
Carrantista
Parral
Americana
Hood
Hood Rubber Company
Bayside
Vmecke
Kaynee
Madras
Solons
Sen. McCumber
Joe
Betty
Janet
Patsy
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