Life reflections from W J Bryan on age and reforms
In a March 19 message from Miami Florida William Jennings Bryan writes of aging, landmarks in reform, and his optimism for democracy and world peace. He notes four constitutional amendments, popular election of senators, income tax, prohibition and suffrage as major milestones, praising peace and moral progress.
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William Jennings Bryan
United Press
Miami
Florida
United States
God
Russia and Poland Sign Peace Treaty at Riga
The March 19 accord among Russia Poland and Ukraine was signed before midnight after months of talks. It sets ratification within 20 days by all three governments and redraws frontiers along the current line with possible cession of 3000 square kilometers near Minsk and a Ukrainian Polish border swap. Poland recovers war trophies and archives, and debts of czarist Russia are waived. Ukraine and Russia pledge to pay Poland 30 million rubles in a year. Reports claim Kamenev and Lebedeff may have been arrested in Moscow by Dzerzhinsky.
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Riga
Poland
Russia
Ukrainia
Kameneff
Lebedeff
Moscow
Dzerkinsky
Sulphur Clears Rough Red Skin Says Specialist
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as quick relief for skin eruptions. The preparation is claimed to soothe irritation and heal rashes pimples and ring worm. Use like cold cream to improve quickly, the advertisement says.
Ford Dancers and Variety Acts at Moore Show
Next week's Orpheum Circuit bill at the Moore features three headline acts of diverse types. Miss Harriet Rempel performs in The Story of a Picture, the Ford Dancers present a refined quartet dancing number, and Mose and Frye deliver a new comedy hit with fresh material.
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Moore
Harriet Rempel
Ford
Lvery
Mayme Gebrue
Eddie Ford
Mose
Frye
Elizabeth Otto
Eileen Sheridan
Harry Holmes
Florrie la Vere
Marguerite
Alvarez
Everest’s Circus
Wilkes
TOP Palace
Loew's Palace
Frank Ward
Powers, Marsh
Delmere
Noted humorist B I T dies in Chicago
Bertram Leston Taylor known as B I T and editor of A Line of Type or Two in the Chicago Tribune dies of pneumonia at age 60. He led a 15 year run shaping the Tribune column and influenced contributors worldwide with pseudonymous work and several published books. He is survived by his widow and two children. Born 1866 in Goshen Massachusetts he worked at Greenfield and Duluth before joining Chicago papers and later returning to New York for Puck and Sun before resuming in Chicago.
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The
Tribune
Tab
Marbara
Alva
Goshen
Maas
College of the City of
New York
Greenfield
N. H
Duluth News Tribune
Chicago
Journal
Puck
the Sun
Daily Mail
Union
Funeral Services Scheduled for Joseph Clone 94
Funeral services for Joseph Clone aged 94 who died Thursday at the Busch hotel will be held Monday at 19 am at the Georgetown Undertaking priors. Nearly 10 000 Brother Mills and friends are expected Sunday for the dedication of Elke temple in Bremerton with attendance from across the state. A new edition of Revels of 3921 debuts at Butler Hotel tonight featuring new specialties and host W Hughes. Margie Bateman to read opening number My Yankee Girl.
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Carl Mason
Wilkes
Robert Bevington
Joseph MacManus
Laura Arnold
Levy's
Orpheum
George Kehn
Levy
Rehn
Eddie Wright
Billie Bingham
Mises Bingham
Rhoda Royal
DeMichele Birethern
Ehate
Dan Bruce
Margot Duffet and
Dixie Misses
Giri
Sammy Duncan
Joseph Clone
Busch Hotel
Georgetown
Bremerton
Brother Mills
Elke
Butler Hotel
W. Hughes
Margie Bateman
Missing Relatives Department Seeks Info From Readers
The Star urges readers to contact the Missing Relatives department to aid in reuniting families. It mentions Mrs. Fannie Scott seen in Seattle during the Alaska Yukon exposition and reports she may have remarried. Info may be sent to Mrs BE A Dwyer 841 Hiawatha pl Deacon 4122.
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Star
Tts
Percene
Alee
Fannie Scott
Judge Scott
Indianapolis
Seattle
Meda Smith Brown
Scott
BE. A. Dwyer
Hiawatha
Sperry Bakery Founder M L Sperry Dies At 64
Funeral services for M L Sperry 64 longtime owner the Sperry Retail Makery at 14th Ave and E Pike will be held at 1 p m Sunday at Home Undertaking. Also funeral for Electa Jane Supplee 74 former Iowan set for 4 p m Sunday at Putterworth Mortuary.
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M. L. Sperry
Sperry Retail Makery
14Th Ave
E. Pike
Home Undertaking Company
Mra Electa
Jane Supplee
Lowan
Putterworth Mortuary
Wanderer Guilty Sentenced to Die in Chicago Trial
Carl Wanderer was found guilty of murdering a ragged stranger and sentenced to death by a Chicago jury. In a prior trial he had been convicted of murdering his wife and jailed for 25 years. He allegedly hired a dupe to stage a fake holdup, then shot both victims. The jury deliberated about one hour.
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Derer
Wanderer
Funeral services for William C. White at University Undertaking
Funeral services for William C. White age 80 will be conducted by the Grand Army of the Republic and the Improved Order of Red Men at the University Undertaking establishment at 2 p.m. Sunday. Burial will be in Waahelll cemetery.
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Liam C. White
Grand Army of the Republic
Improved Order of Red Men
Waahelll
Japan Will Not Disarm Warns New Spanish Minister
Count K Hirosawa, newly appointed Japanese minister to Spain, said in Seattle that Japan will not adopt a naval disarmament policy. He asserted Japan has begun a naval building program and claimed Japan deserves a mandate over Yap. He showed interest in the anti alien land ownership law but offered no further comment.
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Count K. Hirosawa
Spain
Seattle
Madrid
Japan
Yap
Hirosawa
Driver Held in Death Auto Crash Near Eastlake
Melvin Miller of 2700 KB was held by police after two witnesses identified him as the driver of the car that struck W. Horn at Eastlake five. The vehicle, bearing a stolen number plate, was found in Miller's garage with Olive listed as an owner. Miller denies driving the car.
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Hiorn
Eastlake
Melvin Bler
C. G. Carr
Miller
Olive
Farm Home Fire Burns Three Family Members
At Caldwell New Jersey a blaze yesterday engulfed the farm home of Warren Bott near town. Bott his wife and infant child were found in the barn area with bodies charred. A three year old boy sobbed beside the ruins as the father carried him out then rushed back to save the wife and infant before the floor gave way.
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Caldwell
N. J
Warren Bott
Bott
Colored Singers at Y M C A Sunday
Garner's colored jubilee will provide the music for the men’s mass meeting in the Y M C A auditorium Sunday noon. Irving the international secretary of the association will speak. At 2:15 a program will be in the lobby by contralto Miss Lois and reader Miss Bernadine.
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Garner
Irving
Association
Lois Contralto
Bernadine Ters
Death of Walter P. White Stationary Engineer
Walter P. White aged 45 a stationary engineer living in the South for 22 years died Friday morning at Providence Hospital. His body rests at Georgetown Undertaking Parlor. In New York a party of 658 radicals was deported to Vigo Spain.
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Walter P. White
South
Providence Hospital
Georgetown Undertaking Parenots
New York
Vigo
Spain
Olive Tablets Claim Digestive Relief from Ailments
Ad for Dr Edwards Olive Tablets claiming to ease digestion by aiding liver function. Promotes relief from stomach upset, poor appetite, and indigestion with one or two tablets daily. Ends with price of 15 cents.
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Edwards
Badiene
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