Destruction of Neutral Ship Sparks Debate at University
Dr G M Jones of the University of Washington politics department argues that destroying neutral ships without examining their cargo or intent equals piracy. He links neutrality law to public sympathy, notes arms sales to belligerents persist, and recalls Jefferson’s early rules on foreign enlistment and sovereign power. Germany’s misfortune is tied to Allied sea control.
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U. of W
Carent University
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America
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Dismissal in Rowe Case Ends Proceedings
Tacoma reports the case against George Francis Rowe, Seattle advertisement writer, was dismissed Friday afternoon. In San Diego Montana girls arrive as exposition guests. Luna Park swimming pool opens Saturday.
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George Francis Rowe
Seattle
Montana
San Diego
Does the Girl Who Works Tell Business Secrets
A Star reader asks if women in business chat harms their careers and whether a chatty coworker should be warned. The column argues many women face stigma for chatter though men also speak, urging discussion of the topic and inviting reader opinions to shape views on female professionalism.
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Mies Grey
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Kaiser Dashes Across Fronts in Palace on Wheels
The Kaiser travels between Berlin and the fighting line aboard a six coach state train. Four coaches hold the emperor and his suite, two house kitchens. The second coach contains his private salon and rooms for his bodyguard, with cedar from Mount Lebanon. The train features cedar wood, black wood from old Caesar era, and steel barred salon windows guarded by sentries. The last coach carries an engineer for the braking system. two dachshunds Wardi and Hex accompany him.
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Pulmotor Sent For Alleged Lake Accident
An emergency call at noon Saturday directed the university Mine Rescue pulmotor to the canoe house for a reported incident of a small boy in the lake. The pulse motor was dispatched but no one in the neighborhood knew of any accident, and rescuers failed to locate the scene.
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City Jail Clothing Drive Appeals For Used Garments
In Seattle the relief committee at the city jail renews its appeal for old clothing as spring cleaning begins. Donated items can be left with the desk sergeant at police headquarters or delivered by calling Main 168. Jessie K. H. Martin oversees distribution of the apparel.
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Relief Committee
Jessie KH. Martin
Bouvet Sinking Kills Most Crewmates in Dardanelles
The French battleship Bouvet sank after striking a mine while bombarding the Narrows forts. Of 630 aboard, only 64 were saved. 566 are reported dead. The ministry of marine released the toll today in Paris.
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Dardanelles
Fisherman Henry Norton Slashes Wrist in Desperate Act
Henry Norton, a fisherman, is in serious condition at City Hospital after attempting suicide by slashing his wrists and stabbing himself. He was found bleeding and helpless Wednesday at 1025 N Koward St and remained there until found Saturday morning. Doctors say he is weakened by blood loss and hunger and may be unable to explain his intent. His wrists are nearly severed and he bears several deep abdominal knife wounds.
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Morton
N. Koward St
Motorcycle Rider Dies After Crash at Pike and 13th
P K W Sperry a chauffeur for W H Parsons Dexter Horton bank probably was fatally hurt when his motorcycle struck a car at 13th Ave and Pike Street at 10 30 Saturday morning. He was taken to Minor hospital in unconscious condition with feared skull fracture. The auto was driven by Lewis A Swing 1916 Terry Ave.
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13Th Ave
KE. Pike
Lewis A. Swing
Terry Ave
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Dexter Horton Bank
Sperry
Pike
Woman Bravely Brings Baby From Fire
Mrs A BR Kinney of 605 Orcas street risked her life to enter a blazing kitchen room and rescue her baby Saturday morning. She sustained minor head burns as flames cut off access to the infant. The fire started in the kitchen at 9 25 and spread quickly, causing about 500 dollars in damage.
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Orcas St
Stanford Defeats Washington in Intercity Debate
Le land Stanford University defeated the University of Washington debate team by a two to one decision on the question whether the federal government should own and operate all interstate railways. Washington's aff irmative team members were Henry Grant and Louis Kastner. Stanford's team included Mervin Grobaugh and C. R. Weston. Judges were former Mayor Dilling, C. J. France and O. B. Thorgrimson.
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Louis Kastner
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Swedish steamer Hanna sunk by torpedo off Scarborough
The Swedish steamship Hanna was torpedoed by a German submarine off Scarborough, not sunk by a mine as initially thought. The admiralty announced the finding this afternoon. Two crew members were killed.
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Lina Park Pool Opens This Saturday
Lina Park's swimming pool will open on Saturday March 20 inviting residents to enjoy the new facility. The opening marks the start of the season with the pool offering public hours and lifeguard coverage.
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Whole County Rallyes to Aid Family in Calf Quadruplets Tale
Bella VistaCalifornia March 20 Four babies born to Mrs O McKnight adding to a large family. Husband C O Me Knight 60 works hard as neighbors send clothes and money. Legislature considers a five thousand dollar honorarium to ease the mothers burden as one infant dies after three days.
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JAP AT U DENIES SPYING CHARGE
Japanese students at the University of Washington reject a charge from the University of Pennsylvania that their government directs spying on U S coast fortifications. Prof Sweeney cited student Umetai Sato sharing the alleged practice as widespread. Nanosuke Kobayachi calls the mission one of cultural exchange.
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University of Pennsylvania
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Mount Lassen Eruption Lights Sky at Sunrise
Redding reports the second eruption of Mount Lassen began at sunrise and proved the most brilliant so far with a vivid display.
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TIZ Brings Comfort to Tired Feet in Delightful Way
Sore feet find rest with TIZ promising quick relief from aches corns blisters and bunions. The ad claims acids and poisons puff up feet are drawn out and lists joyful effects from dancing walking and standing. A 2 cent box or 25 cent yearly comfort is advertised through druggists and department stores.
Is Your Skin Tender Try Resinol Soap
Is your skin tender try Resinol Soap. Ordinary soaps dry and irritate the skin and hair. Resinol Soap contains no free alkali and, with Resinol Ointment, soothes, heals, and improves the complexion. Sold by all druggists. Free trial available by writing Dept. 18-R, Resinol, Baltimore, Md.
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Baltimore
Advice and recipes from a 1910s newspaper Q&A section
A reader asks for a home made sausage recipe using pork and spices. A young pair seeks guidance on a love triangle and a man’s commitment. The column answers what to do with both situations and provides a dandelion wine recipe. It also advises on debt, marriage property, and social proprieties.
Advice Column Excerpt Addresses, Biting, and Moral Standards
An advice column discusses female dignity, dating norms, and sexual propriety, advising women to guard their reputation and avoid unwanted kisses. It also covers a child’s biting behavior, recommending quiet isolation to teach consequences and social boundaries. A reply notes limited chances for inexperienced moving picture actors, given crowding and many applicants.
City street lights to be dark until fall
Olympia council votes to suspend municipal street lights in both business and residence districts to cut expenses and restore next fall.
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Olympia
Green worker badly injured on steamer Pres
Lloyd Scott a non union worker on the steamer Pres was seriously hurt Friday while engaged in longshore work. His clothes caught in a hatchway and he was thrown down the hatch. Scott was removed to City Hospital amid a strike by longshoremen on the waterfront. The President employed several inexperienced men.
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Hatchway
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