Labor "juries" clear J W W in Tacoma case
A Tacoma labor temple verdict clears a Tacoma jury of conspiracy claims linked to a Montesano murder raid. Seven W W defendants face second degree murder counts. six jurors signed the verdict with foreman P K Mohr of the Central Labor Council, including Otto Newman and Theo Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Labor
Montesano
W. W
Labor Jury
of Centralia
I. W. W. Hall
Warren Grimm
Legion
Craft
Seattle Metal
E. W. Thrall
Centralia
Tacoma Lodge of Brotherhood of Railway
W. J. Beard
Tacoma Central Council
Otto Newman
Ore
Central Labor Coun
Theo Meyer
Everett Central Council
P. K. Mohr
Central Labor Council
Streetcar Crash Leaves Man With Skull Fracture
Tobias Brune, 47, of 1359 29th Ave, was struck by a streetcar at Minor and Pike St on Monday afternoon and is near death from a fracture at the base of the skull. He has a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobias Brune
29Th Ave
Minor and
Pike St
Conscience Hurts Confession in Taxicab Fatality
MAX SERVIS a 24 year old dental student and former University of Washington student was killed in a Portland Sunday taxicab crash. The report notes W C Warnock and L H Darwin involved and mentions a Game and Fish Commission message saying You're forgiven should reach today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Warnock
Portland
Penhe
L. H. Darwin
Darwin
Max Servis
Snow Wash
University of Washington
Afghan Massacre Justified He Says
Col M E Willoughby of the British army argues the Afghan massacre was justified to save India from revolt. He says natives were warned before firing and that stopping the uprising early spared thousands of Indian and British lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
M. E. Willoughby
London
England
India
Willoughby
Shell-Shocked Vet Held After Gun Incident at Central Building
Joseph Prato a 39 year old exservice man described as shell shock victim was held for examination of mental condition after entering Judson H Cornish's office in the Central building Monday afternoon with a gun. He was arrested and later taken to the federal vocational education bureau in the same building.
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Joseph Prato
Judson H. Cornish
Cornish
Prato
Federal Vocational Education Bureau
New York Dock Strike Continues Amid Stalled Negotiations
About 6,000 longshoremen on coastwise steamship lines in New York remained on strike as ship owners rejected compromise demands. Teamsters and lightermen joined the protest by refusing to move cargo at the piers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Plera
Plere
Take Recess in Bisbee Deportation Hearing
A Bisbee deportation case adjourned by Judge Pattee to consider admissibility of I W W evidence. Proceedings to resume with many citations read and a three day estimate. Attorney Curley argues the defense will show men warned to work or face deportation prior to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D
Tracy
Tombstone
Arix
Altho
Bisbee
Pattee
Curley
Minister Is Held on Libel Charge in San Diego
Rev. Lincoln A. Ferris was released on $1,000 bail after arrest on a charge of criminal libel. Prosecutor John D. Spreckels accuses Ferris of naming him as owner of the Lower California Jockey Club track, which Spreckels says is untrue. Funeral services are set for Fred Rich Hereman at EB Butterworth Sons with burial at Washells Cemetery, full military honors by Elmer J. Noble Post, American Legion.
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San Diego
Cal
Lincoln A. Ferris
Liberty
John D. Spreckels
San Diego & Arizona Railway
Spreckels
Ferris
California
Jockey Club
Spreckles
Fredrich Hereman
Yesterway
Second Washington Infantry
EB. R. Butterworth & Sons
Washells Cemetery
Elmer J. Noble Post
American Legion
Damage damages residence of F Rettke in Roy al area
Fibre damaged the one story residence of F Rettke at 2348 W Roy al Monday afternoon. Most furnishings were saved. New trial motion by Carlos L Byron and Edward Comyns will be argued next week in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Rettke
W. Royal
Carlos L. Byron
Edward Comyns
Tailored Spring Hats Offer Wide Range of Styles and Colors
A large assortment of tailored spring hats features wide and narrow brims, close-fitting shapes, and novelty styles. Braids in various forms and a spectrum of colors with dull or shiny finishes are available for selection.
Women's Black Leather Comfort Slippers
Women receive black leather comfort slippers priced at $2.50. They feature a stitched bow, solid leather soles, a medium heel base, and run in sizes 3 through 8.
Wilson Rejects Lodge Reservations In Treaty Vote Standoff
Washington March 16 President Wilson rebuffs Lodge reservations amid ratification debate. Senate estimates show 26 Democrats opposed to the Lodge terms, with 4–7 expected to support ratification. Republicans gauge 3–8 vote short of approval. some leaders predict the treaty may fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Washington
Administration
Senate
Wilson
Curtis
Horah
Lodge
Slitchcock
King
Simmons
Hiram Johnson
Penrose
LaFollette
Poindexter
Senator Fall
New Mexico
Auto Collision Leaves Smith Injured. Driver Sought
W. W. Smith, 36, of 1618 Nob Hill Drive, is in City Hospital with a semi concussion after a vehicle collision at Harrison Street and Minor Avenue Monday night. The auto driver fled the scene and police are seeking the motorist. several tips have been turned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Nob Hill Drive
Harrison St
Minor Ave
Smith
Fire damages old Bayview Milling Co building
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the Bayview Milling Co building at Ninth Ave. and Hanford St. in Seattle, costing about $30,000. The structure was part of the old Seattle brewery complex now used for mill feed manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayview Milling Co
Ninth Ave
Hanford St
Seattle
Furs Stolen Reported by Local Resident
Theft of a fur trunk valued at 1600 dollars was reported by Stuart Bryan of 216 11th Ave N. He said the trunk was shipped from Ontario Canada to Minneapolis and has not arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Bryan
11Th Ave. N
Ontario
Canada
Line Up for Chance to Join Air Service
Recruiting office opens a waiting list for air service rookies with likely openings this month. Men are urged to put their names forward as the opportunity to enter this deluxe service nears.
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Air Service
Country Without Secretary of State In Washington
With the senate foreign relations committee still weighing Bainbridge Colby’s nomination the nation lacks a secretary of state today. Frank L. Polk, acting secretary since Lansing’s resignation, has returned to his undersecretary post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bainbridge Colby
Frank L. Polk
Lansing
Charge Two With Plane Camp Thefts
Los Angeles officials announce the arrest of Franklin I. Johnston an instructor at March Field aviation school and H M Hunt supply chief there on charges of stealing $12 000 worth of airplane motors carburetors magnetos and accessories all items have been recovered by the government.
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Los Angeles
Franklin I. Johnston
March Field Aviation School
H. MH. Hunt
Census Gain Reported for El Dorado Kansas Population
The Census Bureau released 1920 population figures showing El Dorado Kansas at 10 995 residents, an increase to 7 866 from the prior count with a per cent gain of 251 4. Other listed towns include Amarillo Texas and Madison Indiana with varied changes.
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Washington
Pop, Inc
Amarillo
Tex
Tallahassee
Fla
Madison
Lebanon
Creston
el Dorado
Kan
Shenandoah
Student Falls Fractures Skull at Seattle School
Charles Lair, 25, a student at the Seattle Engineering school, lies in city hospital with a fracture at the base of the skull. He was found in the doorway of a base Trent at one of the school buildings on Queen Anne avenue and Mercer street after falling from a scaffold late Monday afternoon.
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Charles Lair
Seattle Engineering School
City Hospital
Queen Anne Ave
Mercer St
English Tea Pots and Strainers Ad Feature Specials
High grade English tea pots of earthenware offered in 3 5 6 and 7 cup sizes with a heavily glazed brown body and colored stripes. Also listed are silver plated tea strainers on sale, advertised as a fourth floor special.
Funeral services for Roman ia W Sapp
Funeral services for Rom ania W. Sapp 59 who died Monday at his home 39th Ave 8 W and W Helenast will be held at Holy Rosary church at 9 a m Wednesday. Interment in Calvary cemetery. Sapp a retired merchant lived here 26 years.
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Romania
W. Sapp
39Th Ave
W. Helenast
Holy Rosary Church
Calvary Cemetery
Sapp
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Col MM E Willoughby
N. Y
McCall’s
Ladies’ Home Journal
Navy
Hitchcock
Oxford
Price
Belgium
BON Marche
Marseilles
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