Move Now On End the War by First of July
Washington dispatch reports a general peace move may start in three to four months. Diplomats and officials say world war nearing closure with food shortages unrest and belief no side can win decisively. July 1 expected as potential termination point with U boats and international law considerations shaping outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Bender
Presa
Cin
Washington
Ita
Wil Fran
Germany
Europe
Feet Dance With Joy After Using Tiz Remedy
tired feet ache for Tiz. Soak in a Tiz bath and let numbness and pain fade. The remedy claims to draw out poisons, reduce swelling, and soften bunions, with a 25 cent box available at drug or department stores.
Witness admits prejudice in Everett I W W trial
The trial of Thomas Tracy for the murder of Deputy Beard resumes with W R Booth on the stand. Booth, a former Snohomish county treasurer, testifies about Everett I W W disturbances and Beverly Park, admitting personal prejudice against the Industrial Workers. He describes deputies, mob scenes, and the Verona dock shooting sequence.
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Thomas Tracy
Sheridd Jefferton Beard
Ers
Everett
W. R. Booth
Snohomish County
Vanderveer
W. K R. Booth
Cooley
Beverly Park
Footh
Booth
Hoath
Sheriff McRea
Verona
Thaw Deemed Insane in Mother’s Plea Sanity Inquiry
In Philadelphia on March 13 Karry Thaw was ruled insane after a sanity inquiry by Alleniste, Commissioner E A Ballard, and six jurors in common pleas court. He is ordered confined at St Marys hospital pending transfer for asylum care and to avoid New York trial on the Kansas City beating charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Karry Thaw
Alleniste
E. A. Ballard
Common Pleas Court No 6
Thaw
St. Mary's Hospital
Pennsylvania
New York
Frederick Gump, Jr
Kansas City
Strike orders issued for Nickel Plate railroad walkout
Strike orders printed and in the hands of union members call for a Nickel Plate railroad strike at 6 pm Saturday. The alert originates from Hellevue Ohio dated March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellevue
Ohio
Nickel Plate Railroad
Brotherhood
Twenty Women Saved In Los Angeles Blaze
Fire originating in a shampoo parlor basement on Broadway between Fourth and Fifth streets threatened nearby buildings and the Occidental Hotel annex. All city fire units fought the flames and twenty women were rescued from the annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wilson
Broadway
Fourth
Fifth Sts
Occidental Hotel
Hair Washing With Coconut Oil Proves Superior
An advertisement endorses refined coconut oil as a gentle hair cleanser. It warns soaps and shampoos can dry the scalp and damage hair, recommending 1 to 2 teaspoonfuls rubbed with water to cleanse and leave hair soft, glossy, and easy to manage. It notes coconut oil is inexpensive and available at pharmacies.
Digestion Advice Warns of Hyper-Acidity Remedies
A noted authority explains indigestion results from excess stomach acid that ferments food, causing sour belches, heartburn, and gas. He endorses Jad Salts as a remedy and explains its acidic grape and lemon juice basis with lithia and sodium phosphate to neutralize acid and promote digestive flow.
Freidrik VIIt Search Strips Bernstorffs in Halifax Protest
United Press reports in Christiania that British authorities at Halifax stripped to the skin Countess Von Bernstorff and the Bernstorff party aboard the liner Frederik VIIt. Insoles were ripped from shoes and passengers were body searched. All German gold money and rubber were confiscated. The party planned to travel to Berlin from Copenhagen on March 12. Also noted is a local W. O. W. event with readings by Miss Josephine Haines and a dance for members and their ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Mann
United Press
Christiania
Berlin
Tuckerton
N. J
Countess von Bernstorff
United States
Frederik Viit
Halifax
Washington
Count von Bernstorff
Boroly
Othiera
Itharoly
Con
Sular
Copenhagen
Josephine Haines
Gunners on Ships Await Navy Orders
United Press reports that new naval instructions for gunners aboard U S ships defending against German submarines have been completed and approved and will be issued when needed. Secretary of the Navy finalized the orders after conferences with Secretary King, with minor changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Groat
United Press Staff
Carr
Washington
U. SS
Secretary of the Navy
King
Parmint Promised Relief for Catarrh and Head Noises
A promotional notice urges readers with catarrh or catarrhal deafness to try Parmint. It claims constitutional treatment clears catarrhal poisons, lists dosing, and notes wide European use and druggist availability in the city.
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Roseteria
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Tacoma
Pike St
Westlake Ave
Seattle
Wash
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Southwest Corner
First Ave
Toron Haute
Ferniehuret
H.T
Madame Melanie Soupert
F. R. Potter
Perle d
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Arthur Robt
Waddell H.T
Florence Pemberton
Andrew Carnegie
Canary
Wm. Allen Richardson
Nolr
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Hub
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Sunburst
George Dicksons
Manteys
Phillip Reverre
Old Gold
Betty
Lyon
Willowmere
Ophelia
Mme
Edward Herriott
Detroits
Mabel Drews
Jos. Hills
Millers
Superior Jansons
Tom
Northwest Rose CO
Roseterra
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First and
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Boldt's’ Restaurant
Hamilton
Khegtoning
John Cort
New Seark
Hineck Deffield
Oscar Plamen
de Vallon
Alexander Hk
Hen Hendricks
Louisasavant
David Gqaitane
Wee. Galmby
Seabell Jason
Jack Vellard
Prontont
Katinka
Arthur Hammerstein
Majilees
Madison
Sat
Miekes
Hee Head
Alnaka
Nor
Winston
Mats
Mata
Patricola
Palace Hip
Ernoona
B. Inves
Nau
Wlving I Valls
Anhott
Florence Modenn & Co
Ott & Frown
Hinley & Haley Venture
Tih Chap
Tshonnwr Pranecis
Bushman
Sheverly Thayne
Eves
Bun
Seneca
Monte Carter & Co
Thore
Dancing Chicks
Mike
Policemen’s
W. W
Edith Frenette
Hooth
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Nature
Monmarn Vacuum Capco
Barclay Block
Denver
Colo
Sipes
Boston Dental Company
Boston Dental
Boston Dental CO
Bernstorff
W. O. W. Dance
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