Joe Revelle Cleared of All Charges in Dry Squad Trial
Jurors found Joseph Revelle, known as a Dry Squad officer, not guilty after about one hour fifteen minutes of deliberation. The case centered on alleged misappropriation of funds tied to a raid on a yam house last December, with Judge J. T. Ronald instructing the jury on intent and larceny standards.
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Joe Revelle
Joseph
Reveille
Dry Squad Oa
Revelle
J. T. Ronald
Ronald
France
Roosevelt congratulates wounded Archie Roosevelt on medal
March 15 dispatch reports Col. Theodore Roosevelt cabled a message to Capt. Archie Roosevelt praising his French war cross decoration and noting family pride. The message was sent through Fred Ferguson from the American front, dictated from Oyster Bay. At Mariette Wisconsin Isaac Stevenson former United States Senator died after a long illness.
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New York
Col. Roosevelt
United Arena
Archie Roosevelt
Archie
Gracie
Baby
Fred S. Ferguson
United Press
American Front
Capt
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Marinette
Wis
United States
Isaac Stevenson
Winconsain
Relief From Itching Eczema Promised By Blood Remedy
The ad claims chronic skin diseases like eczema are blood disorders and promises swift relief through a long-used blood remedy. It invites readers to write to Swift Specific Co for free medical advice from a chief adviser and to describe their case for treatment at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Medical Department
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
One More Russian Sailor Taken to U S Station
The ship Toula mutinied and will be kept under naval guard at Huey until the crew shows willingness to obey officers. Eleven detainees remain at the station while ten sailors were ashore and returned to the vessel. The crew’s refusal to work led to Customs official intervention and shifting the ship from Smith Cove to Huey.
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Toula
Nuey 2
Thacoe M Drumbheller
Martin Loseman
Drumheller
Becker
Naval Intelligence Bureau
Smith Cove
Huey
Henry M. White
Ohio
Britishers urged to join fight in war recruitment talk
Assistant Attorney General Clarence J. Reames told British subjects at the Masonic temple to enlist or face draft after 60 days under their own flag. Speakers included Capt. KE. F. Daw Surgeon Gen. G. Ryerson and Ivan Hyland as Rotarians waited in the entertainment.
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Sam
Clarence J. Reames
Masonic Temple
KE. F. Daw
G. & Ryerson
Ivan
Hyland
Castlerock Proclaims Loyalty to the Flag in March Rally
Castlerock Washington mayor issues a loyalty demand promising penalties for those who refuse to salute the flag. A citywide drill was held with 1,600 residents checked as loyal and patriotic amid a parade of Old Glory through the streets.
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Castlerock
Wash
Cowltts
Community Singing Nights Set Across Seattle Schools
Seattle area residents will join community sings next Tuesday night across five high school buildings including Broadway Franklin Queen Anne Ballard and West Seattle. The Lincoln district plans Tuesday evening gatherings as well.
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Seattle
Broadway
Franklin
Queen Anne
Ballard
Weet Seattle
Lincoln
Unions Quit Petrograd After Bolshevik Peace Vote
Representatives of all professional unions withdraw from the party after the Bolshevik vote ratifying the German dictated peace, ahead of the pan soviet congress in Moscow called for today.
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Petrograd
Moscow
Sign of Spring Jack Welsh Struck by Bat in Play
Jack Welsh aged 16 living at 602 FE Denny Way was struck on the head by a bat used by a playmate on Thursday. He suffered a two inch long gash and was taken to Providence hospital for treatment. The rest of the text notes Italian households saving odd paper bits to make balla for future heat.
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Jack Welsh
Denny Way
Providence Hospital
Italy
What They're Wearing in Paris Today From Lillian Chester
Paris fashion notes from Lillian Chester describe bold color, slim coats, and varied headgear among officers and civilians. Amid the vivid styles, the piece honors French soldiers, noting uniforms of blue with red and gold accents and the dignity of those serving in war.
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Lilian Chester
George Handolph Chester
France
The
Star
Pranceh
Portalenne
Paria
Hell
New South Wales
New Zealand
Uncle Sam Seeks Scientific Marketers and Civil Service Posts
Federal government seeks scientific marketers with pay ranging from 1200 to 1800 dollars. Positions include superintendents of gun forging plants assistant chemists forest products inspectors and machinery and machine tools registrars law clerks stenographers and typewriters. Applications for civil service exams are due next month at Room 303 Federal Building.
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Sam
Federal Building
Dr Benzion Mossinsohn to Speak on Palestine
The restoration of Palestine will be the topic when Dr. Benzion Mossinsohn speaks at the Rikur Cholim synagogue Sunday evening and again Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple.
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DR. Mossinsohn
Palestine
Benzion Mossinesohn
Rikur Cholim
Masonic Temple
City approves loan to fund first elevated railway cost
The city railway fund may borrow fifty thousand dollars from the general fund to cover the initial construction of the elevated municipal railway, authorized by voters. A bill authorizing the loan was introduced by the public utilities committee at a special council meeting Thursday afternoon.
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City Railway Fund
General Fund
Public Utilities Committee
Tingstad Couple Convicted in Seattle Meter Fraud Case
KR B Tingstad and his wife were found guilty in superior court of defrauding the Seattle lighting department. They had previously appeared on charges of tampering with meters of the Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Company using jumper wires.
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KR. B. Tingstad
Seattle
Tingstade
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Company
Boulder Barrage Kills Two on Pennsylvania Train
In a landslide near Elizabethtown a huge boulder struck westbound Pennsylvania train No 19 killing two women including Mina Nena Palmer of Morgantown West Virginia and injuring 30 to 40 others. Relief trains sent doctors found more injuries minor with the most serious cases H H Steinmetz Dover NJ and conductor Edwarda.
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Pennsylvania
Elizabethtown
Mina Nena Palmer
Morgantown
Wva
Harrisburg
H. H. Steinmetz
Dover
N. J
Edwarda
Woman and child found murdered in San Jose home
Police discovered the bodies of Mrs. Mary Holliway and her 10-year-old granddaughter in their San Jose dwelling. Both were strangled with towels and the corpses hacked with a knife or broken bottle, in a brutal family murder case unfolding yesterday.
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San Jose
Cal
Mary Holliway
Stop Corn Agony in Four Seconds Stop Corn Agony in Four Seconds
The relief described by the ad promises rapid corn pain relief with Get It Quick. It claims corns and calluses peel off in one piece, presenting a painless removal method as a world wonder.
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BE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Seattle
Owl Drug Co
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