Vote for Fitzgerald Bolton and Carroll in city rail vote
A campaign urging voters to elect C B Fitzgerald Harry Bolton and John E Carroll to lead the city railway. It argues against defeatists and calamity howlers, claiming the railways are on a paying basis and criticizing past leadership and mayor Caldwell.
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C. B. Fitzgerald
Harry Bolton
John E. Carroll
General Fund
Caldwell
Fitzgerald
Harry T. Bolton
Bolton
C. W. Doyle
Central Labor Coun
Seattle
Intelligent mother counsels on baby care and fussing
The Seattle Star features Mrs. Max West, expert on child care, urging mothers to diagnose causes of a fretful baby rather than scold. She advises examining feeding, sleep, and environment and consulting a doctor if needed.
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Max Weat
Children's Bureau
U. & Department of Uber
Seattle Star
Gallen
Johnson Invited to White House Dinner by Harding
Washington March 1: President Harding named Hiram Johnson of California among the nation’s “best minds” to help shape his administration. Johnson joined a list of a score of senators and congressmen invited to dine at the White House tonight.
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Washington
Harding
Hiram Johnson
Cali
Sen
Congree Wnen
White House
Home Folk Attend Funeral of Clark in GracEN
GracEN Missouri mourns as local residents gather for the funeral of Clark. The service reflects the community sorrow and the loss felt throughout the village.
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Clark
Bowling Gracen
Crash injures ten railway officials and sixteen others
A collision occurred Saturday afternoon on Ballard N car and Auto Streetlake Ave near Ward injuring ten railway officials and six others. Emergency crews responded as investigation began into the cause of the crash.
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Y Railway
Ballard N
Paper Objects to U. S. Guam Fortifications
The Niichi Nichi reports that U S fortifications on Guam threaten Japan’s plans, arguing the move interferes with regional balance and defense considerations. The article frames the Guam fortification as a strategic threat to Japanese operations.
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U. S. Guam
Ken
Guam
United
Japan
Niichi Nichi
War Machine Yo Adds Navy Budget, Japanese Diet Draft Sows Debate
Report notes a $250,000,900 addition to the naval budget as discussions intensify in the Diet. The article mentions the Japanese army and the ongoing cost allocations influencing military policy and public debate.
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Ind Navy
Spring Mustard Undeclared in Hobson Basement Mayhem
Mysterious events at 1435 B2d Ave involve Mr Hobson and a high school entomology class amid spring fever. A tulip bed is replaced by sweet peas after night bug chases and a rock shatters a kitchen window. Police notified as tensions rise with students and neighbors.
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Franklin High School
Mr. Hoteon
Mr. Hobson
Mr. Hotwen
Hoteon
Franklin
Johnny
Hobson
Voters urged to back Fitzgerald in Ballard race
Seattle readers are asked to vote for C B Fitzgerald tomorrow, praised for local knowledge and public service as former mayor and councilman. The piece portrays him as pro–city wages, anti tax increases, and experienced in municipal affairs, amid claims of previous political attacks.
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C. B. Fitzgerald
Ballard
Altho
Fitz
Fitzgerald
The
Woods
Seattle
Fortzgerald
Pro Japanese Lobby Backs Governor in Olympia
March 7 reports say Japanese interests pressed Governor Hart over the Jones Beeler anti alien land ownership bill. Key figures including Dr M A Matthews Seattle divine R H Parsons ex Seattle Chamber of Commerce leader and J W Spaengier bank head met for about thirty minutes as the bill awaits Hart's decision.
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Olympia
Jones Beeler
M. A. Matthews
Seattle Divine
R. H. Parsons
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
R. H. Ballinger
Taft
J. W. Spaengier
Seattle National Bank
Hart
Spangier
Senate
House
Highwaymen Bill Killed in House
Olympia March 17 Senator Rockwell's bill would sentence armed highwaymen to 20 years to life if convicted but the measure was killed in the house today.
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Olympia
Rockwell
Three Shots Fired at Man on Seventh Ave North
Patrolmen Norris and Wright fired three shots at a man loitering at Seventh Ave N and Roy 1 Saturday night. The man ran from the scene.
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Man
Seventh Ave. N
Roy
Norris
Wright
Senate confirms Harding nominees for top posts
The Senate today promptly confirmed Harding nominations including Henry P. Fletcher as under secretary of state Theodore Roosevelt as assistant secretary of the navy D Ball as assistant secretary of agriculture Major General Le Jeune as commandant of the Marine Corps and Brigadier General George Barnett as a major general in the Marine Corps.
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Senate
President Harding
Henry P. Fletcher
Theodore Roosevelt
D. Ball
le Jeune
Marine Corps
George Barnett
Senate approves $9,690,000 for state highways
Olympia March 7. The senate voted an appropriation of $9,690,000 for construction and improvement of the state highways. For maintenance outside incorporated cities and for city streets along primary highways the senate appropriated $2,800,000. The bill also designates sums for development of arterial highways.
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Senate
Poor Man's Rock Continues In The Star Serial
Stubby Abbott outlines plans to revive the Crow Harbor cannery and buy blueback salmon at a premium. He explains family ties to the business, his stance with the Packers' association, and his goal to make the plant profitable despite past losses.
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Stubby
Jack
MacRae
Folly Bay
Abbott
Abbotts
Crow Harbor
Packers’ Association
Crow Arber Canory
Gower
Visalia Couple Shot Dead After Family Dispute
In Tulare county near Lindsay, Mrs. Joseph Silva aged 54 and her husband Joseph Silva aged 24 were killed early today. K. K. Connoley, a Lindsay rancher aged 43, surrendered to the sheriff claiming self defense after a quarrel over family matters.
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Visalia
Cal
Joseph Silva
Lindsay
Tulare
K. K. Connoley
Connotey
Silva
Eight Soldiers Held in Taxi Driver Slaying
Denver police hold eight soldiers who admitted AWOL from Fort Russell as suspects in the murder of Louis Failer a taxi driver slain five miles south of Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Diers
D. A. Russell
Louis Failer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tobacco thefts report on two shop burglaries
White Horuichi of 1809 Melrose Place says a thief stole $50 worth of tobacco from the back of his store while coal oil was being fetched. A. A. Maltby at 705 J. Pike Sr. reported 12 boxes of cigars missing after two men asked many questions and examined cigars. Detectives were investigating both thefts Monday.
Fire Destroys Remington Co Basement Fire Forces Empress Guests Out
Fire inspectors probed a basement blaze at the Remington Typewriter Co. on Third Avenue that sent guests of the Empress hotel into the street in night clothes. The Sunday night fire caused about 3000 to 4000 dollars in damage. the cause is unknown.
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Remington Typewriter Co
Third Ave
Empress Hotel
Panama Accepts U S Mediation in Costa Rica Dispute
Balboa Panama March 7 The republic of Panama will accept under protest mediation by the United States in the dispute with Costa Rica President Porras declared today.
Two Irish Mayors Shot Dead in Limerick Home Incident
Dublin reports say Mayor George Clancy and former Mayor OCallaghan were shot to death in their homes early today. Clancy's wife was wounded. Details of the shooting remain unclear as official statements are limited.
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Ireland
Dublin
George Clancy
O'Callaghan
Limerick
Clancy
Sariy
Moonshine Case Ends With Bail For Suspect
The liquor was moonshine and the marked dollars tied to the case. T. Oka of 119 Walpaccon Street learned the first fact and the dry squad knew the second. Oka was jailed and released on a $500 bail.
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T. Oka
Walp Accon St
Oka
Allied orders move into new German territory tomorrow
Marshal Foch ordered allied troops to advance into German land with a possible one day delay. Officials announced the decision after the final conference at 4 30 p m and noted penalties for German noncompliance include Ruhr area occupation and export tax. Lloyd George entered St James Palace to cheers as a large crowd urged that Germany be made to pay.
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London
Marshal Foch
Anmoanerd
Dueseldorf
Duisberg
Ruhrort
Ruhr
Fthine Posals
Germany
von Simons
Berlin
Lloyd George
St. James Palace
Britain Mobilization Warning Denied by War Office
London March 1 The Daily News reports the War Office warned reservists to hold in readiness for mobilization. The War Office issued a denial clarifying no such order had been issued.
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London
The
Daily News Today
War Office
German Cabinet Opens Session on Reparations Plan
Berlin March 7 The German cabinet began at 9 30 a m to stay in session until reparations talks in London end The cabinet signals possible approval of the former French plan for six or seven annuities with total fixed thereafter
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Berlin
London
Harding Won't Make Quick German Peace
Washington reports that President Harding will not declare peace with Germany immediately due to Germany’s refusal to accept allied reparations. He believes adopting the Knox peace resolution now could be seen abroad as aiding Britain and France as troops enforce terms in the Ruhr and critical industrial areas.
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Washington
Harding
Germany
Ruhr
Stop Prosecutions of Food Hoarders
The government will halt all prosecutions of hoarders of food under the Lever law. The decision comes despite the supreme court ruling that the anti-profiteering sections are unconstitutional. Solicitor General Frierson announced the move in Washington on March 7.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frierson
Hughes Bars Landing of Barbadoes Cable
The state department will maintain the Wilson administration’s refusal to allow the Barbadoes cable landing at Miami Pisa under Secretary Hughes, an authoritative statement said today in Washington.
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Washington
Wilson
Miami
Pisa
State Department
Hughes
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