Hotel Liberty denies dock rumor amid longshore strike
The Hotel Liberty denies rumors of men being moved from the hotel to the waterfront to replace striking longshoremen. Henry Pauly, lodging house superintendent, ordered no one be admitted for labor work during the dispute. The ILU seeks peace talks with T. W. O Connor to resume negotiations as about 700 workers remain involved across Smith's Cove to the East Waterway terminals.
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Hotel Liberty
Henry Pauly
Municipal Lodging House
Longshoremen's Union
Pauly
Beattle
T. W. O Conner
International Longshoremen’s Union
Great Northern
Smith's Cove
American Hawaiian Steamship Co
East Waterway
Austin Salt Case Heads to Jury Over Fatal Fight
Deputy Prosecutor Hessell argued the case of Lonnie Austin and Dan Salt promoters of a fight between Ike Cohen and Ludwig Anderson. The issues centered on whether the bout was a sham for exercise violating anti prize fighting law and whether a fourth round blow caused a fatal brain hemorrhage in Anderson.
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Frank Helsenl
Will H. Morris
Lonnie Austin
Dan Salt
Ike Cohen
Ludwig Anderson
Anderson
Hessell
Se—ord A Lucky Saloon Keeper
A saloon keeper in Kinget reported a youth offered a $20 gold piece lacking In God We Trust. Believing it counterfeit he alerted authorities. The coin was identified as a Lt. Gauden piece worth $50 after the boy fled while Secord questioned him.
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J. O
T. B. Foster
U. S
Secret Service
Lt. Gauden
German Vessel Searcher Causes Diplomatic Tension
Federal probe widens over the arrest of Dr. Wilhelm Mueller and the alleged unlawful boarding of the German steamer Saxonia by a U S officer at Eagle Harbor. Captain Dunwoody denies a search as Lt Mueller plans a report to the German embassy and U S authorities pursue neutrality violations.
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Wilhelm Mueller
Seattle
United States
Eagle Harbor
Canan
J. Halfer
Saxonia
Bk. M. Dunwoody
U. S. Coast Guard Service
Dunwoody
Mueller
Hen Lichtenberg
Scout
Washington
Seattle Construction & Dry Dock Co
State Department
Dr. Mueller
Lundin
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Try This if You Have Dandruff
A dated advertisement touts four ounces of plain liquid arvon as a nightly scalp treatment to dissolve dandruff. Rub in at bedtime, morning results show reduced flakes, less itching, and improved hair texture. The ad claims inexpensive availability at any drug store and universal success.
Hold Junior Jinks at Lincoln High Ends Year
Lincoln high school crowned its 1916 junior jinks on Wednesday as the last big social event of the year. The hall was decked with greens and the program carried a St Patrick s day Irish theme. India's cotton crop is estimated at 4 908 000 bales of 430 pounds each.
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Lincoln High School
Lincoln
India
Italy Prepares to Renounce Her Treaties
Rome reports Italy is ready to renounce the triple alliance with Austria and Germany. Foreign Minister Sonnino is said to be preparing the move which would force Austria to cede Adriatic possessions or risk Italy joining the Allies in the war. Athens signals Greece may aid the Allies.
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Rome
Italy
Austria
Germany
Letters from Cynthia Grey offer worldly counsel on love and fashion
A reader asks about eloping with a disapproved fiancé and receiving parental guidance. Advice emphasizes cooperation with parents and listening to their experience. Other letters offer travel dress tips for a California fair and relationship boundaries with a fiancé, plus home cleaning tips for yellowed flannels using soap and ammonia or bisulfite treatments.
Lafarge Reappointed to City Library Board for Seven Years
O H P LaFarge, secretary of the Bank for Savings, was reappointed by Mayor Gill to the library board. He succeeds Samuel Morrison who resigned to become deputy prosecuting attorney under John F Murphy. The term lasts seven years.
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O. H. P. LaFarge
Bank For Savings
Gill
Brary
Lafarge
Samuel Morrison
John F. Murphy
French Investigator Credits Caesar as Opponent of Race Death
A French investigator credits Julius Caesar as an early, earnest opponent of race death by one’s own action, framing his stance as a notable early position against self harm and despair.
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Julius Caesar
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