Liquor Legislation and Prohibition News Sparks Campaign
March reports show Prohibition enforcement potentially shaping the national treaty debate as senators hesitate to act. Trials of McGrath and Heath reveal liquor transport charges with bail set. Albany considers a boundary and taxation plan on intoxicating beverages while New York eyes a 1.0 percent limit. Boston reflects dry districts, yet some towns move wet for the first time in decades. Hartford grants limited annual wine for religious use with rabbi oversight. A Rushmore-advertised Rum Rebellion in Iron River is dismissed by Washington officials.
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Hington
Senate
Hon
Boston
Masa
Dedham T
Wisconsin Breweries Await Senate Ratification of Peace Treaty
Milwaukee reports rein carnation of Wisconsin breweries as the senate considers ratifying the peace treaty. Federal Judge Geiger ruled Mulberger’s 2.5 percent beer law constitutional, allowing manufacture and sale only after treaty ratification or war end.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
United States Senate
Geiger
Mulberger
Ready for Investigation Says Anti Saloon Man
In New York on March 2 the Anti Saloon League of New York and its superintendent William H. Anderson said they have been ready for investigation for 20 years. The statement followed the assembly’s approval of a resolution calling for an inquiry into the league its finances and campaign activities of its superintendent.
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New York
Anti- Saloon League of
William H. Anderson
Ita
Anderson
Governor Edwards Signs New Jersey Beer Bill
Governor Edwards signed the bill approved by the legislature to permit manufacture and sale of beverages containing 3.5 percent alcohol. The law becomes operative upon termination of the state war condition.
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Edwards
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Gov. Edwards
Court Reprimands Attorney in Hall Raid Case
Witnesses describe a riot at LW I W hall during Armistice Day unrest. Defense attorney Vanderveer warned by Judge Wilson to stop courtroom clashes. Bland admits guarding the hall and seeing doors smashed. McInerney recalls mob violence and surrender by soldiers and police.
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Loren Roberts
Ole Hanson
Wilson
Vanderveer
Warren Grimm
Bland
Arnold Hot EL
James McInerney
Ireland
McIinerney
L W. W
McInerney
Lee
Judge rules Firlands Hospital awarded $5,000
The Firlands sanatorium received $5,000 by Judge A W Frater's Tuesday decision. George R. Wilson died May 17 1916 leaving $56,000 to the Washington Children's Home Society Orthopedic hospital and to the tuberculosia sanatorium, with dispute over whether the Tuberculosis hospital referred to River ton or Fir lands. The judge ruled in favor of Firlands.
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Firlands Sanatorium
A. W. Frater
George R. Wilson
Bothell
Washington Children’s Home Society
Orthopedic Hospital
Wilson
Riverton
Firlands
Frederick & Nelson Auditorium hosts dances by university group
A group of university coeds will illustrate KMingfish folk dances at a lecture recital by Lacy K. Cole of New York at 8:00 in Roosevelt Veterans' Hall. Rainier Post No. 21 American Legion meets at Arte Hall on 1219 Fourth Ave. A British American gas association hears J H Trowne Lee speak on the unexplored circions of Northern.
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Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Lacy K. Cole
New York
Roosevelt Veterans’ Hall
Mainier
American Legion
Bine Arte
Tourth Ave
J. MH. Trownelee
Geographion Society of
Northwest fisheries hearing and local notices in Skykomish
Open hearing on Northwest fisheries issues hosted by Chamber of Commerce. A long list of residents and addresses appears, including families from Skykomish and Seattle, with names such as Beattie, Johnson, Kawakuchi, Murakami, and Beattie heirs, plus legal and residency notes and a prayer on telepathy speech event by Rev. Henry Vieter Morgan.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bivercreen Mall
Henry Vieter Morgan
Love May Send Man to Prison for Forgery Life
Filleworth Boyle faces a life sentence as a habitual criminal after a Tuesday information filed by Prosecutor Fred C. Brown in superior court. If convicted, the six time forger admitted forging checks to buy diamonds for a woman not yet found. The Monday conviction stemmed from passing a forged check to jeweler M. Barnette for a diamond ring.
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Filleworth Boyle
Boyle
Fred C. Brown
Bogus Money Used to Buy Bogus Dope
Charles Owens a professional dishwasher was arrested at the Maryland cafe 603 Third Ave by federal agents Monday night charged with raising a one dollar to ten dollars by pasting cardboard numerals over the original figures. He is said to be a dope addict who learned the method from drug buyers dealing with Chinese peddlers. Officials say narcotics peddlers use baking powder as dope and the offense carries a maximum penalty of 15 years.
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Charles Owens
Maryland
Third Ave
Cret
Owens
Billie
Owen
Portland Merchant Death by Own Action
M Shapiro a Portland furniture dealer hanged himself in his store by tying a rope to a beam and kicking away the table. He died within minutes after his partner cut him down. health was given as the cause of death by his own action.
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Portland
M. Shapiro
Shapiro
Til
Street Car Egg Attack Sparks Citywide Riot Risk
Masked assailants egged a Seattle street car at First Ave and Harrison St early Tuesday, triggering police alerts as officers hunted suspects. Despite efforts, those responsible could not be located and a riot scare spread through the precinct.
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Seattle
First Ave
Harrison
Allies' Fleet Warns Turks After March Clash In Asia Minor
A Toulon dispatch says a French torpedo squadron heads to Constantinople after a Firithieh fleet enters the Dardanelles. The move follows clashes between French troops and Turkish rebels near Marash in Asiatic Turkey, where many Armenians were massacred recently.
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Toulon
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Marash
Turkish Asia Minor
Inquiry Ordered Over Mexican Death in U S
The Mexican government ordered its Washington representative to protest to the United States over the murder of a Mexican named Cornejo, said to have occurred recently in Colorado. The action was announced in Mexico City on March 2.
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Mexico City
Washington
United States
Cornejo
Colorado
Two Men Sought in Coroner Probe Identified
Coroner N B Bhal lacombe of Pverett searched for red Moff at 1515 Borenave and Hane Opplinger at 113 31th Ave after their names appeared among the effects of Frank Hinser who died in a Pverett hotel Monday. They could not be found at those addresses.
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Red Moff
Borenave
Hane Opplinger
N. B. Bhallacombe
Pverett
Frank Hinser
American Dies of Mex Bandit Wound in Ruby Arizona
John A Fraser died from wounds received when Mexican bandits killed his brother Alexander Fraser during the Ruby Arizona post office holdup. The attack occurred near Nogales Arizona as the robbers struck the facility, culminating in Fraser succumbing yesterday.
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Nogales
Ariz
John A Fraser
Alexander Fraser
Ruby
Aria
Leap Year Sparks Record Marriage Rise Nationwide
Statistics from across the country show January-February marriage licenses up over 1919. Dallas, Texas reports the largest increase while Boston, Massachusetts is the only city with a drop.
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New York
Dallas
Texas
Boston
Seven Drownings in Trohemian Shipwreck Off Ramben Point
Seven people drowned when the Leyland liner Trohemian broke in two and foundered off Ramben point. The steel 8,565 ton vessel owned by WF Leyland & Co and built by A Stephen & Sons Glasgow in 1900 was registered in Liverpool.
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Malifax
Trohemian
Ramben Point
Quartermaster Braith
WF. Leyland & Co
Liverpool
A. Stephen & Sons
Glasgow
Idaho I. W. W. Case Is Nearing an End
The Idaho I W W case in Sandpoint nears conclusion as the state rests its case. indications point to a jury verdict by Friday or Saturday following rapid trial progress on charges of criminal syndication.
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Idaho
I. W. W. Case
Sandpoint
Seattle Crew Reports Vladivostok Revolt At Harbor
The Seattle steamer Delight witnessed a nightlong uprising in Vladivostok harbor on January 2. About seven hundred people were killed after revolutionary forces clashed with bombarded dockyards. The ship carried rifles and silk valued at $756,000 and returned after four months at sea.
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Vladivostok Harbor
Seattle
Delight
Mickum
Mate
Beattle Harbor
Biekum
Ivan Olada
Ginda
Ver Pela
Vladivostok
Beattie
Frussia
Admiral Morthy Elected Regent of Hungary
Paris report says Admiral Morthy the commander in chief of the Hungarian armies was elected regent of Hungary by the national assembly. The Budapest dispatch notes the decision was reported today.
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Paris
Morthy
Hungary
National Assembly
Budapest
Geddes Named U S Ambassador in London Announcement
London reports Sir Auckland Geddes has been gazetted to serve as ambassador to the United States, formalizing his appointment. The move places Geddes as a key envoy between Britain and Washington.
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Geddes
U. S
London
Sir Auckland Geddes
United States
Everett Boy 15 to Serve Life Sentence in Private Jail
A private jail is built in the Walla Walla courthouse yard for Joseph D. Morton, 15, convicted murderer from Everett. He will be confined separately until July 19 when he turns 16, under court orders delaying transfer to general custody.
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Walla Walla
Waah
Joseph D. Morton
Eiverett
Morton
Veterans Aid Bills Move in House Hearing Opens
House Ways and Means committee heard veteran aid legislation opposed by leaders from both parties but supported by many members. More than ten measures have been introduced as Representatives from the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars spoke as Chairman Fordney indicated likely passage in some form despite treasury strain.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jhuse
Treasury
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Fordney
Michigan
How and Why an Abscessed Tooth Endangers Health
A damaged tooth can quietly release poison from root infections affecting joints eyes ears throat and spine. Persistent symptoms misattributed as rheumatism may ignore the tooth problem until permanent damage occurs. Consult a high grade dentist to diagnose and halt the source with quality materials and guaranteed work.
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Booze
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United
Robert W. Meand
Elihu Heath
Cecil
Albany
N. Y
Civillier
Jugitiary
Anti-Saloon League of
Massachusetts
Hartford
Conn
Internal Revenue
James J. Walsh
A. V. Dalrymple
Iron River
Mich
MAS
Ldalrymple
W. W. Case
Loren H Roberts
Abel
MeInerney
Firlands Hospital
Bill Reed
California
Oscar Koch
MelIntyre
Austin & Salt
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Orpheum
Chinatown
Nder C. Skykomish
Wash
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40Th Ave
Crosby
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Meridian Ave
Ducette
Y. Emmons
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Agr Anderson
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Abrahameon
Muth
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Crecvccesee
Alden
George Otto
Sequim Legal
Munn
Viela
Dorothy
Leland
Legal
Bair
Carroll John
Legal Williams
Clara J
Dabney
Eimer
Wil David KR
Butte
Mont
Motteer
Maria Everett
Job Laney Beattie
Moore
Sanam
Landeen
Case
N. D
Jacobson
Iver
Eb Kaun
Lydia M
Marvns
Sara LL
Charlotte
Eaton
James H
Colfax
Ae Oe Wlima
Cerral
Eis
Mary
Peterson
Nancy
Kent
Cees Ling
Omen W. Heattle
Attle
Taeil McC
Clayton
Lilliam
Davia
Manuel
Crown Deming
Helen Preebey
Piret
N. BE
Hudson, Marion
William TH. Prosser
Keva
Townsend, Hattie A
Corwin A
Bohemian
Everett Boy
Hk. W. Rove
Fountain Head
Regal Dental Offices
State Dental Board
Third Avenue
N. W
Third and Union
Postoffice
DR. L. R. Clark
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