Soviet Casualties Reported in Battle Across Fronts
In Ingpors March 14 a Bolshevik ultimatum was relayed to the Finnish government amid rising agita. Defections grow in south Russia and Siberia as Nabum port west of Petrograd reportedly fell to Tebels after two days of fighting. The Red Army suffered about 400 dead and 1300 wounded as heavy bombardment leveled the town.
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Ingpors
Pimas
Kronstadt
Toli
Russia
Siberia
Nbaum
Petrov
Tebels
Mines Close On Wednesday In Major Coal Dispute
Two thirds of the coal mines will close on Wednesday after failed wage talks between mine operators and the union. A 24 percent wage cut was proposed to take effect, but miners refuse and await a wage readjustment.
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Tors
West Seattle High Welcomes Prodigy William Sweet at Sixteen
The United States marks William Sweet son of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Sweet as a boy prodigy. At sixteen he has entered West Seattle High School, after being hailed for exceptional abilities since age ten.
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United States
William Sweet
Paul Sweet
Campbell Pl
West Settle High School
Jazz Dance Draws Congregants Away From Bible Study
The Rev. P. A ’Mien, pastor of the Dunlap Baptist church, preached Sunday evening that jazz dances divert people from Bible study in a sermon titled Hell on Earth or a Dance.
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P. A ‘Mien
Dunlap
Girl Sues Hotel Over Wages After Six Months Work
A guest sues Bell a chambermaid and Paul Raden's hotel at 2013 Sec 14 Ave for 114 dollars claim of earning 4 less than the law allows after more than six months of work. The suit is filed in the Superior Court.
Washington to Plan Banquet for Second Infantry
Former members of the Second Washington infantry are urged to attend a planning meeting Monday night in Veterans' hall. The fourth annual banquet is scheduled for March 26 at the Butler hotel with about 16 percent expected to be present.
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Washington
Second Washington Infantry
Veterans’ Hall
Butler Hotel
Alaska Railway Hiring Push Aims for 1000 More Workers
By January 1922 the last rail on the government railroad in Alaska is to be laid, says William Getig assistant chief en im Seattle. He states 1,000 additional men will be recruited mainly from Seattle for work this spring.
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Alaska
Government
William Getig
Seattle
Getig
Western Washington Christian Society Convening District Convention
The second district convention of Western Washington Christian Society opens this afternoon at University Christian Church for a two day session. A 7:30 p m praise service precedes an 8 p m address by Ben N Mitchell. Tuesday’s program begins at 10 a m.
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Western Washington Christian Society
University Christian Church
Ben N. Mitchell
Word of truth over claims of prison mistreatment
A speaker alleges a successor to a dying brother was kept from food and forced to drink medicine while in Cork prison. A doctor supposedly confirmed the toxin-free analysis, and a coded message—The horse has won the race—warned police nationwide as the brother died.
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Cork
Annie
Sinn Fein Executions Shock Dublin Crowds
Six Sinn Fein members were executed at Mountjoy Prison in Dublin under British authority. A huge crowd outside knelt in prayer as guards secured the area and normal work halted. The condemned, including Thomas Whelan and Patrick Meran, maintained innocence to the end amid drums of mass protest.
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Peiners
Mount Jom
Mount Joy
Thomas Whelan
Patrick Meran
Dublin
Bernard Ryan
Patrick Doyle
Thomas Ryan
Frank Flood
Crown
Drumcondra
Taxpayers Win Round in Power & Light Restraining Bid
Federal Judge Neterer denied the restraining order sought by Puget Sound Power and Light Co. and 13 taxpayers to halt further actions against former street railway owners. A temporary order had been granted pending a full hearing on the application.
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Puget Sound Power & Light Co
Asia
Neterer
Income Tax Payment Deadline Highlighted by Officials
William T. Beeks announces Tuesday as the final day to pay income tax without penalty. Offices will stay open after hours to assist late filers amid warnings of heavy penalties for nonpayment.
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Uncle Sam
William T. Beeks
Internal Revenue
Funeral services for Mrs Mra Nettleton Held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mra Nettleton widow of S R Nettleton former treasury department special agent were to be held Monday at 2 p m at the home of her son Clark Nettleton in Kirkland. Mrs. Nettleton died Saturday night.
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Mra
RF. Nettleton
S. R. Nettleton
Treasury Department
Clark Nettleton
Kirkland
Mrs. Nettleton
Three New Councilmen Talk to Women Group
John J. Carroll A. Lou Cohen and C. B. Fitzgerald newly elected city councilmen were slated to address the Women’s King County Republican club Monday noon at Meves’ cafeteria.
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John J. Carroll
A. Lou Cohen
C. B. Fitzgerald
King County Republican Club
Meves
Trial details unfold in Clara Hamon case and witness testimonies
The courtroom hears from Jake Hamon’s associates and Errett Dunlap as the state compiles a case that Clara Hamon shot Hamon in the dark, arguing cold deliberation not self defense. Frank Ketch testifies about Hamon’s desire for a public story and a $5,000 payment to Clara to leave town. A mention notes hydrogen gas rising from a storage figure of 68 pounds.
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O’brien
Chicago
Clara O'Birien
Jake Hamon
Oid Dunlap
Hamon
Clara
Punlap
Hamnon
MclLean
Dunlap Becaues
Mamon
Dunlap
Jake
Frank Adame
Nichola
Ketch
Randol
Kansas City
Frank
Stockings Offered in Medium Weight Seamless Pair
Women's black cotton stockings described as medium weight with seamless feet offered in pair form. Size appears as 1 8441010 with unclear extra text. No clear brand or seller identified.
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Columbia
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