Allied Move on Teutons Promised by War Council
London March 2 The allied supreme council approved preliminary French moves to compel German obedience to reparations demands. Councillors met at St James Palace as Japanese officers joined Field Marshal Wilson and Marshals Foch Weygand Maglinze and Marietti. Germany offered to pay 7,290,000 instead of 55,000,000 citing weak industry and debt impact on workers.
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London
Allied Supreme Council
Germany
Supreme Council
St. James Palace
Wilson
Marietti
Ger
French Troops Ready to Move to German Frontier
Paris March 2 French railroads were ordered to hold themselves in readiness to transport troops to the German frontier. The order is part of a broader mobilization to enforce allied reparations demands.
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Paris
Petrograd Rebels Reported in Control By Dispatch
Dispatches say Petrograd is nearly in rebel hands with main parts controlled by Galitsky forces and strikers while Soviet troops were ordered from the Finnish frontier to quell the rebellion.
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Petrograd
Helsingfors
Man Arrested in Seattle Theft Ring Impersonated Federal Officer
Owens, a 49 year old colored janitor, is in federal custody charged with theft of numerous government articles. Police say he used a deputy United States marshal badge and cuffs to impersonate a federal officer.
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Owens
Fed
United States Marshal
The
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Prohibition
Owen
Capitol Hin
Thomas B. Foster
Downey
Seretitzke
United Testarshal
Hal
Seattle
Bill Lets Cities Sell Surplus Juice
The bill authorizes cities to sell surplus electric energy. House bill 113 passed 54 to 42 after debate over Seattle municipal utilities. Opponents cited Seattle failures, but supporters prevailed and Seattle will be empowered once Skagit is developed.
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Olympia
Seattle
Skagit
Only Four Against Party Registration
Olympia March 2 Only four votes were recorded against the bill amending the direct primary law yesterday. The measure changes present laws so as to compel voters at the time of registration to state their party affiliations. Those failing to do so are prohibited from participating in party primaries. The negative votes were cast by Senator Landon Fawcett Ryan and O Harra.
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Olympia
Waa
Landon
Fawcett
Ryan
O'Harra
Baby Gloria O'Dell Brings Pardon Push To NY Governor
In Auburn prison a baby girl named Gloria O'Dell has waited since birth for release as her mother Pearl O'Dell faces a 20 year sentence for a crime linked to the man who wronged Pearl. A campaign led by Rabby Giotta seeks Governor Nathan L. _ to pardon or parole Pearl to keep the child from prison stigma. The matron calls Pearl a perfect mother and vows to devote herself to Gloria as authorities weigh mercy.
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F M. Thierry
Auburn
N. Y
Auburn Prison
Gloria O'Dell
Gloria
Chi
O'Della
Pearl O'Dell
James O'Dell
Sing Sing
Raby Giotta
Auburn Penitentiary
Nathan L. _ er
New York
Sheridan apartments boosted rents amid vacancy surge
Henry Broderick Inc raised rents in the Sheridan building at Fifth Ave and Virginia St by 16 to 35 percent after acquiring the property February 17. Sixty tenants faced increases of $15 to $35 with many moving out, leaving numerous vacancies gradually filling as downtown demand rises. Two-room units go for $80 and one-room units for $60 to $65.
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Henry Broderick, Inc
Sheridan Apartments
Fifth Ave
Virginia St
The
Star
Henry Broderick
Sheridan
Four Adults Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
George Parsons 25 chauffeur William Hale 25 mechanic Nora Stewart 21 clerk and Peggy Mullane 21 clerk were fined 25 each after being charged with drunken and disorderly conduct. Patrolman Mallory testified about an auto incident on FE Marginal Way and a bottle seized during the arrest. The group claimed no knowledge of the bottle during the hearing in Georgetown precinct.
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George Parsons
William Hale
Nora Stewart
Peggy Mullane
D. Mallory
Georgetown Precinct
Mallory
Indian graduate CAPT White Elk to speak at YMCA
CAPT White Elk, an American Indian graduate of Carlisle University, is scheduled to present a talk at the University YMCA on Wednesday noon titled The Needs of the American Indian.
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Capt
White Elk
Carlisle University
University
Bill for Leasing of Ferries Is Passed
The Washington Senate approved Senator Palmer’s bill allowing counties to lease ferries to private individuals by 24 to 11. Kirkland citizens protested the measure, which aims to shift ferry operation from public to private hands under King County. Senators Hastings Hutchinson Landon McMillen Morthland Myers O Harra Rockwell Rust Wray voted no.
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Olympia
Palmer
Senate
Kirkland
King County
Hastings
Hutchinson
Landon
McMillen
Morthland
Myers
O’harra
Rockwell
Rust
Wray
Sweep of Airplane Kills Five Persons
A naval seaplane wing tip lost control and slid along a Pensacola beach killing five brothers, all Black, as they lounged on the shore. The crash occurred yesterday near the bathing beach district with authorities investigating the cause and identifying the victims.
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Pensacola
Fla
Blue Sky Law Passed in Senate as Redrawn Proposal
In Olympia on March 2 the senate approved by 26 to 10 a reworked blue sky law crafted by the judiciary committee. Opponents listed include Barnes Coman Groff Johnson Loomin McCauley McMillen Palmer Rockwell Wray. The measure aims to shield investors from unscrupulous stock promoters.
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Olympia
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Renick
Landon
Barnes
Coman
Groff
Johnson
Loomin
McCauley
McMillen
Palmer
Rockwell
Wray
Engineer Fireman Blamed for Wreck in Porter Detour
Kalamazoo Mich March 2 Henry Shearer general manager of the operating department of the Michigan Central railroad today placed the blame of the Porter Ind wreck on Engineer Lane and Fireman Block of the Canadian flyer He said his investigation showed the two men violated rules by failing to observe signals and he ordered them dismissed from the service.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Henry Shearer
Michigan Central Railroad Today
Porter, Ind
Lane
Block
Shearer
Hardings Ready to Start East
Marion residents packed Mount Vernon avenue to bid farewell to Doc Harding and his wife as they depart for the East. President elect Warren G Harding and Mrs Harding stood on the porch while neighbors offered a final tribute. Dr T H McAfee presented a river plaque on behalf of Marion in memory of the Hardings.
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Marion
Mount Vernon Ave
Doc” Harding
Mre. Harding
T. Hi. McAfee
Trinity Kapiist Church
Hardings
Unclear excerpt on robbery tally and place
Text fragments state names withheld and men detained incom municado pending an investigation. A superintendent from Oakland estimated the bandits’ pouches contained about $20,000 in registered mail. Sing Sing in New York is mentioned as named after an Indian tribe.
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Malla C
Weat
Oakland
Middy Dresses Offered in Peach or Corn Colors
Sketch shows middy dresses in full plaited style with a two piece belt and side buttoning. Trimmed with white soutache braid. Available in peach or corn color in sizes 7 to 14 years. Price 2.50.
Boys' Blouses Offered At 90 Cents At The Downstairs Store
Attractive low price for boys shirts in light stripe percales and dark stripe chambrays with yoke back and simulated French cuffs. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Priced at 90 cents each. The downstairs store.
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Delft
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