Editorial page debut by Dr Crane and youth event in Seattle
Dr Crane begins publishing essays on The Star editorial page. The 63rd coast artillery regiment arrives in Seattle with special blue tickets for parent viewing at the Great Northern depot but entry is restricted. A jazz program and open air dance at Fifth Ave and Stewart welcomes soldiers, with a reception at the New Washington hotel and a breakfast hosted by the Red Cross.
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63Rd Coast Artillery Regiment
Seattle
Frank Gates
Senator Poindex
Beattle
Great Northern
Elks, Moose and
Eagien
Fifth Ave
Stewart
Personal Service Association
Masonic Temple
Irland Davis
Madison
Pike
Mezanine
New Washington Hotel
Red Cross
Thousands of Seattle Shipyards Open Amid Signups
Seattle shipyards reopened Tuesday with cranemen carpenters and machinists preparing for the return of workers. Between 400 and 1,200 men were signed up at several yards though most will begin work later in the week. Officials said there would be no discrimination and old workers would be taken on first as facilities resumed full operation.
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Seattle
Wreae
Ush- Seepenay- Berke
Skinned & Eddy Corporation
Seattle North Pacific Shipbuilding Company
Eliott Bay Shipbuilding Compnns
Duwamish Waterway
Dalix
Skinner & Eddy
J. P. Duthie
Ames
Seattle North
Pete Bethe Johto
A. E. Woodruff
First Ave
Plan Laws Schedules to Thwart Prices
Washington dispatch reports the Senate committee will urge drastic laws to curb anarchists Bolsheviks and I W W activities in America. Evidence so far suggests the I W W is the strongest influence spreading unrest. The panel seeks countermeasures and probes Bolshevik links.
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U. S
L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
America
Congress
Senate
United States
Russia
King
Raymond Robins
Robins
Bondsmen to Deliver Debs to Prison After Court Ruling
Cleveland March 11 bondsmen of Debs will be ordered to bring him in once the supreme court mandate affirms the conviction. Debs faces transfer to the federal prison at ndaville West Virginia after delivering a farewell address in Cleveland tomorrow night for a charge of violating the espionage act.
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Supreme Court
BE V
Debs
Ndaville
W. Va
Wertz Ward
Cleveland
Debs Defies Court to Do Its Worst in Espionage Opinion
Eugene V. Debs declares defiance as the Supreme Court upholds his espionage conviction in Terre Haute Indiana. He says the law is despotic and vows to continue his stance against government power.
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Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
Maroh
Supreme Court
Eugene V. Debs
Cautions French About Pessimism on Wilson Plans
Paris dispatch notes Deputy Maurice Damour via The Journal warns against pessimism about President Wilson. He argues opposition to the League of Nations in the American Senate is a small minority. Damour says Wilson’s mandate reflects the nation’s true feeling and that hesitation is impossible.
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Paris
Maurice Damour
Wilson
League of Nations
Wilson signals on Paris peace talks during sea voyage
President Wilson sent several messages to Col. House aboard the George Washington as it nears Brest. He and Mrs. Wilson enjoy the voyage and shuffleboard while weather remains favorable for docking. Brest's mayor invited a hospitality reception, which Wilson declined pomp and formality.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
U. S
George Washington
Wilson
Paris
Col. House
Brest
Eity
Auto Show Opens in Seattle with Glamour and Crowds
Maj. R. W. Perry bought the Marmon touring car minutes after doors opened at Seattle’s second Autumn automobile show in the Armory. Frank W. Ehilliett accepted the payment as crowds of about 3,500 filled the venue while Guterson’s Russian orchestra provided music and the display featured blue skies and wooded drives. Visitors were advised to attend afternoon sessions for a closer look.
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Maj
R. W. Perry
France
Frank W. Ehiliett
Automobile Department
Frank Waterhouse Company
Maj. Perry
Seattle
Armory
Automobile Row
Guterson
Teachers' Fund Bill Passed in Senate
Olympia March 11 Representative Haskell's teachers' retirement fund bill passed safely through the senate. It provides state aid when the funds are insufficient to retire a teacher who has kept up her payments.
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Olympia
Haskell
Senate
Leipzig Taken by Government Troops in War Dispatch
Berlin dispatch reports Leipzig captured by government troops after a severe defeat of the Spartacans. Earlier reports said the city was surrounded and airplanes dropped bombs on Spartacan positions on the outskirts.
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Leipzig
Zurich
Berlin
Tacoma Yards Open May Pick Workers
Tacoma March 11. The taking on of workers in the shipyards started at 8 a m. Crews for organizing yard work were placed on payrolls first. The most efficient workmen will be picked from the rank and file if not possible to reemploy all the strikers.
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Tacoma
Two Hundred Lose Jobs at Aberdeen Shipyard
March 11 report states two hundred metal trades workers in Aberdeen were refused work at the shipyard due to cancellation of government contracts, leaving them unemployed.
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Aberdeen
Anacortes Shipyard Workers Back On Job
Anacortes March 11 shipyard workers resume work after a back-to-work vote. Yard owners deny discrimination against alleged radicals following the vote.
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Anacortes
Orders death of radicals in Basle as manhunt widens
War Minister Noske proclaimed that anyone seen with arms except government troops would be shot on sight. Three Spartacans were executed, in turn the Spartacans killed three loyal soldiers. Parts of Basle remain calm while the Spartacans continue their misdeeds.
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Basle
Noske
Berlin
Wild Women High School Group Rebrands as Jazzers
Dallas report uncovers an undercover I W W chapter operating at Bryan High School. Leader Miss Bea Hammond admits the group changed its name to the Jazzers under principal Croziers pressure.
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Dallas
Tex
Bea Hammond
Crozier
Bryan High School
Order of Wild Women
Jasaers
Dry Squad Finds Whisky Stashes at OW Depot
Officers Braillard and Johnston located three trunks at the OW depot containing 11 and 12 quarts of whisky. No arrests were made.
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Braillard and Johnston
Monarchists Defeated in Final Government Action
The government action finally ends the monarchist influence as monarchists are completely defeated. The report notes the decisive turn after a period of opposition.
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Altho
Seagraves Speaks On Seattle War Record at Rotary Luncheon
Maj. Louis H. Seagraves will address Seattle's War Record at a Rotary Club luncheon in the Masonic club rooms. The event is slated for Wednesday with emphasis on local wartime achievements.
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Louis H. Seagraves
Seattle
Rotary Club
Masonic Club
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