Americans in Many Letters Favor League
United Press dispatch reports American public opinion on the League of Nations as letters to senators pour in. Classified into four groups, writers express support, qualified support, mixed views, or opposition to the league and its impact on sovereignty and U S policy.
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Martin
United Press
Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Congress
Kent Wilson
New England
League
United States
Otr
T Wilson
Senate
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Korea to Seek Independence Recognition at Peace Conference
Paris dispatches report Korea will demand recognition of independence from Japan at the peace conference. The Korean independence movement issued a March 1 declaration. Dr. Syngman Rhee and Dr. Henry Chung seek passports in Washington to present Korea’s aims in Paris, with other delegates believed en route.
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Paris
Korea
Japan
Iide Union
Shanghai
Syngman Trhee
Henry Chung
Washington
Paria
C. H. Ahn
Korean Union
Congressmen Headed to Inspect West Naval Training Sites
Chairman and members of the naval affairs committee depart Chicago for San Diego to view proposed coastal training stations. They will inspect sites along the Great Lakes, Newport, Hamp Roads, and a Pacific location. The visit follows earlier site inspections and aims to evaluate costs and suitability for a proposed 6 million dollar naval training system.
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Chicago
Ieers
Naval Affairs Committee
San Diego
Cal
Padgett
Reat Lakes
Newport
R. L. Hamp
Pacific
Siberians Turn Against Allies In Vladivostok Unease
Vladivostok reporters describe worsening conditions under allied occupation. Non Bolshevik residents resent promises to Bolsheviks from Prinkipo and fear broken pledges, while workers face high prices and scarce repairs. Anarchy grows as rails fail and foreigners become targets.
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Prince's Island
Prinkipo
Russia
Vladivostok
Gen
Prince’s Island
Americans in Siberia Report Under Blocked Rail Repair
An American observes foreign troops in the region describing barracks life for railroad workers, frequent Chinese and Japanese presence, and limited American forces near the city. He notes a tense stance with Bolshevik risks, liquor trade resuming, and governance by bayonet amid Kolchak’s dictatorship criticism.
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Brooklyn
Americana
Mmita
Crecha
Red Cross House
Kolchak
Socialista Gay
Singers Needed for Messiah Chorus at First Methodist Church
The Temple chorus seeks singers for Handel's Messiah to be presented on Good Friday and Easter Sunday evenings under director Montgomery Lynch at the First Methodist Church. Rehearsals are held every Tuesday night.
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Temple Chorus
Montgomery Lynch
First Methodist Church
Seattle Red Cross calls for refugee garment volunteers
Seattle women are urged by Dr. J. B. Crichton, chairman of military relief, to donate time for making refugee garments. Much unfinished work remained when the armistice was signed.
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Seattle
J. B. Crichton
Military Relief
The
Seattle Red Cross
Pape's Diapepsin Offers Quick Dyspepsia Relief
An old advertisement claims instant relief from stomach distress after eating. It touts tablets that end dyspepsia indigestion and gas, promising pleasant, harmless tablets that make upset stomachs feel fine immediately and cheaply at drug stores.
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Pape
Woman sues city for lettuce stand injury
Nellie K. Brewer of Kilbourne Avenue sues the city for 1650 dollars after tripping on a lettuce table on the sidewalk before Pike Place Public Market. The complaint cites bodily pain and mental anguish from bruises along her left leg and seeks medical fees.
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Nellie KE. Brewer
Kilbourne At
Pike Place
Hanson
Seattle Exchange Opens for Children’s Orthopedic Hospital
Under a board of trustees of Seattle women an exchange will open Wednesday morning at Fourth and Pine for the hospital’s benefit. Citizens are urged to help in the effort.
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Seattle
Fourth
Hoover to Leave Office Next Summer
Ler, former American food administrator and recent director general of the interallied relief organization, says he must give up his present work next summer to earn a living. He adds that most men in the food administration will also be forced to leave the service.
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Ler
Interallied Relief Organization
Food Administration
Freezone promises painless corn removal at low cost
A straight sales pitch touts Freezone as painless for corns and calluses. It claims instant relief and easy removal by lifting with fingers after applying a few cents worth, marketed as the Cincinnati genius’s discovery.
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Cincinnati
Two Killed In Skagit G A R Accident Near Arlington
Everett March 10 Two people died when their car skidded and overturned on the highway about three miles south of Arlington. Driver Joe Fisher an Everett paper mill employee and Mrs Grace McCracken died at the scene. A party of eight returning from a dance at Monroe were injured but not killed.
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Toledo
Toledo, Bowling Green & Southern
Maumee
Here
Ple
Arlington
Joe Fisher
Everett
Grace McCracken
McCracken
J. D. Wilson
Scott Hall
Florence Jones
Margaret Rosenau
Olaf Alfeth
Helen Johnson
Service men may record discharge papers free now
Discharged soldiers sailors and marines can record their discharge papers at the county auditor's office at no charge to comply with the government’s $60 bonus request. The notice from Olympia instructs eligible veterans to record before mailing to Washington DC.
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Washington, D. C
Olympia
Accused of Dry Violations in Indiana Court
Five hundred and thirteen persons accused of violating the federal law prohibiting the importation of intoxicating liquor from Illinois Ohio and Kentucky into dry Indiana were arraigned in U S district court starting today.
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Indianapolis
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
U. S. District Court
Farmer Accused of Killing His Family in Caseville
Caseville, Mich March 10 Police say Paul Maggs a farmer was arrested after the bodies of his aged mother and three children were found. Maggs claimed the murders were religious sacrifices.
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Caseville
Mich
Paul Maggs
Maggs
Waterbury
Conn
W. W
Alexander Chernoff
Chicago
Secretary of War Baker undertakes Pacific coast camp inspection
Secretary of War Baker and Gen. Marek began a tour of army camps heading to the Pacific coast, departing Washington on Sunday for Detroit to start the inspection trek.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Baker
Gen
Marek
Detroit
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