Rare Phenomenon Is Chile Real Neutral in a World at War
Roy W. Howard reports from Santiago that Chile remains a genuine neutral amid global conflict. He notes widespread disinterest in war issues, with domestic factors shaping elections and limited German influence from the South American institute.
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Chile
Santiago
Preas
German South American Institute
Hernstorff
United States
Congress
Germany
Belgium
Peptiron Iron Tonic Promises New Blood Health
Peptiron combines iron with wine celery pepsin and other tonics to treat anemia languor nervousness and fatigue. It is an iron tonic in chocolate coated pills said to multiply red blood cells improve color and digestion and restore health for daily duties. Drugstore supply available.
He's Got Simple Plan to End War Now All Stop
Martin Drew, a wood cutter from Sequim Washington, claims a vision gave him a simple plan to end the war. His plan calls for all fighters to lay down arms at a signal and return to civilian work, ending the conflict without further fighting. He plans to travel the world spreading his message.
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Quim
Wash
Chile and Neutrality Perception in South America
The piece notes Chile’s neutral stance and broad public support for neutrality amid World War I. It contrasts American moral aims with Chilean priorities, points to Chile’s cautious diplomacy with belligerents, and suggests Chilean indifference to the concepts of democracy and small-nation rights.
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South America
Chile
Wilson
Alsace Lorraine
Paona
Artea
Peru
United States
Freight Cars to Ease Seattle Congestion Under New Rules
The public service commission and J J McCullough announce measures to relieve freight congestion in Seattle. New regulations effective noon April 1 prohibit intraterminal or interstate car use without written permission, with penalties including unloading at McCullough’s discretion. Rules aim to speed unloading and curb car storage.
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Seattle
Public Service Commission
J. J. McCullough
McCullough
We Want Brick Rally Draws Rainier Valley Residents
About two hundred Rainier valley residents packed a council street committee meeting on Thursday afternoon to press for brick paving on Rainier Avenue. They wore red ribbons saying We Want Brick. The committee postponed action for two weeks as it weighed brick against concrete and monolith options that could later be overlaid.
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Rainier Valley
Council
Rainier Ave
Government to Seek Receiver for Oil Lands in Midway District
Special Assistant Attorney General Hall left for Los Angeles to file for a receiver over 2 160 acres of oil lands in the Midway district to secure possession. The action bases on a recent decision appointing a receiver for the Honolulu Consolidated Oil Co claims and will allege fraudulent filings.
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San Francisco
Hall
Los Angeles
Midway District
Honolulu Consolidated of Co
Red Triangle Club Opens House For Employed Boys
The Red Triangle Club of the YMC A boys department will host an open house for employed boys on Saturday at 7 30 p m in the association building Fourthava and Marton streets A program of athletic events training billiards pool and general recreation will be offered inviting boys aged 16 to 20 who work in the city industries.
Vaudeville act to entertain Seattle Press club benefit
Vaudeville talent will furnish the entertainment Sunday evening for the Seattle Press club tobacco benefit. The Laurant troupe will perform magic mystery and musical numbers courtesy of the Hippodrone Amusement Co. and the Lyceum circuit. Proceeds support club members in service with tobacco soap and other necessities.
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Seattle Press Club
Laurant
Hippodrone Amusement Co
Lyceum Circuit
Prees Club
Officer Gets Bail in Kidnaping Case
State Parole Officer Jon Keller of Oregon was released on $1,000 bail in San Rafael California after being held to answer by Justice De La Montanya on the charge of kidnapping C. B. Smith an ex convict wanted in Oregon for parole violation.
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San Rafael
Cal
Jon. Keller
Oregon
Justice of the Peace de la Montanya
C. B. Smith
Civil Service to Hold Exam for Marine Fireman Post
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an examination on April 20 to fill a marine fireman position on the steamer Major Evan Thomas in the quartermaster service at Fort Worden with a salary of 1020 dollars per year.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Evan Thomas
Fort Worden
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Fo. Sipes
Boston
Dental Parlors
Second Avenue
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Jess
Ecocera
Pike Street
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University of Washington School of Journalism
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Bellevue
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Tacoma
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Oakland
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Broadway High School Boys
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U. S
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Marcum Optical CO
S4th Avenue
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M’cormick
Cherry St
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First Ave
Madison
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