Germany charges allies abuse of American flag
Berlin accuses the Allies of flag abuse in at least six incidents over the past two months and seeks a U S embassy report from London. Germany cites neutral flags flown by disguised British ships and questions how the submarine U 29 was sunk, while the British deny the tanker showed papers.
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Berlin
Washington
State Department
Germany
London
Ambassador Page
Wilson
Smuggling Arrests At Canadian Border Near Seattle
An attempt to smuggle four Chinese nationals into the United States ended with the arrest of two Chinese men and two white men, Finderburg and Johnson, after a night pickup in Everett. The suspects gave names Leo Hen Wa Chung Ten Tong and Ten Sing, with Seattle police and immigration officers tracing the vehicle.
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Seattle
Finderburg
Great Northern
Avalon Apartments
First Ave
John St
A. Johnson
Baden Hotel
Johnson
Everett
Seventh Ave
Jackson
Credit Men Tour Seattle as National Meeting Delegates
The Seattle Association of Credit Men entertains 100 Eastern delegates after the national convention in Salt Lake City. They tour the Pacific Coast before returning home under the direction of H. B. Gaunce of J. T. Hardman Hat Co. and a committee he chairs. Gaunce was elected to the national association board of directors.
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Seattle Association of Credit Men
National Association
Salt Lake City
Pacific Coast
H. 8
Gaunce
J. T. Hardman Hat Co
Seattle
State Veterinary Association
John Burroughs
Weat Park
N.Y
Indianapois
John Burke
Commissary Department of Panama
Ricardo Bermudez
Colon
Pascal Canaviggio
Panama
Treasury
McAdoo
W. J. Bryan
Frisco Exposition
Hillcrest Colliers
B. C
Freddie Bogan
Soap Lake
Bogan
Butte, Mont
Small Creek
Alfred Meyer
New York
Physicians’ Convention
San Francisco
Great Northern Railway
G. Maul
West Seattle High
Mrn
Winifred Strong
Bay
Eagle
Carson
Harvard Club
W. A. Sturgis
Albion
Harrison Direct Line
P. J. Martell
Richard Mansfield White
Gilbert Bogue
Jturt
Ravenna Boulevard
Alaska Junk Co
Firat Ave
Connecticut
Virginia A. Hazelwood
Mra Wilson R. Gay
President of Trainmen Here Marking First Visit
W. B. Lee, grand president of the American Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, arrived in Seattle from Portland. The program includes an auto tour of the boulevards, a secret 1 p.m. meeting at Evergreen hall, and a banquet at the Elks club rooms. Lee is returning from the San Francisco exposition to Cleveland, Ohio.
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W. 8. Lee
American Brotherhood of Railroad
Seattle
Portland
Brotherhood
Evergreen Hall
Haillargeon Building
Elks’ Club
Lee
Grand Lodge
Cleveland
Ohio
Banker Siegel Goes to Prison in Bank Wrecking Case
Genesee New York June 21 Henry Siegel banker and merchant prince left for Rochester to begin ten months in Monroe county prison for bank wrecking. He was convicted of wrecking a private bank tied to one of his large New York stores with many female workers among victims.
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Genesee
N. Y
Henry Siegel
Prince
Rochester
Monroe County
Siegel
New York
Two City Marshals Shot in Tracy Duel
In gram and Frank Blondin deputy city marshals of Tracy are dead after a pistol duel in Tracy late last night. Three Mexicans are jailed. Jose Alveraz is badly wounded and G. Vernac and Juan Nakar are under arrest.
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Stockton
Roosevelt the Short Ugly Word and Dads’ Congressman Travel
A clipped report notes criticism of the phrase Roosevelt the short ugly word and alleges travel at U S expense by Congressman Humphrey and Herb Schoenfeld. The item hints at political controversy over official expenses and public rhetoric.
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Roosevelt
Herb Schoenfeld
Congressman Humphrey
U. S
Fire destroys large ice palace in Truckee California
Fire devastates the big ice palace at Truckee California causing about 20000 dollars in losses. The incident is among a string of varied local and national news items reported in this period edition.
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Truckee
Cal
Lona
Oregon Man Celebrates 109th Birthday in Pendleton
H. Foster marked his 109th birthday in Pendleton on June 21 continuing a long life in Umatilla County. Born in England in 1806, Foster has resided in the county for about 50 years and remains hale and hearty according to local records.
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Pendleton
H. Foster
Foster
Umatilla County
Hale
England
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Snider's
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del Monte
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Second Ave
Pike St
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Thomas A. Edison
Marconi—wireless
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Bremerton
Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Archie Roosevelt
T. R
Red Crosse
Wilse Robinson
Kansas City
Frisco
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Milan
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