Woman Hit on Head by Falling Hammer Strikes Coast Guard Crew
Mrs. Mike Barry of 1211 Dennyway was concussed after a hammer dropped from the Arcade building third floor. George Schenke, a carpenter, accidentally dropped the tool causing the injury as she passed by. J. J. O'Brien, crew member of the coast guard cutter Arcata, received two months in county jail for assault by his captain L. A. Lonsdale following whisky run arrests on January 14.
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J. J. O'Brien
Coast Guard
Arcata
O'Brien
L. A. Lonsdale
Mike Barryl
Dennyway
George Schenke
13Th Ave. N
Japanese man kills self over exile fear for unborn child
B I Iwashita, a Japanese immigrant, slit his throat at 309 Maynard Ave last night to avoid having a third child born abroad. A suicide note read The God will help you Notu- Ben Good-bye everybody. His widow said he feared dishonor of a child born away from home.
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B. I. Iwashita
Maynard Ave
Notu- Ben
Japan
Silesia Coal Zone May Go to Poland
Paris report indicates Upper Silesia will be partitioned after allied ambassadors meet next month. It says the coal district, the region’s key asset, will be awarded to Poland despite Germany’s plebiscite victory.
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Silesia
Poland
Paris
Germany
Upper Silesia
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Germany Calm Over Silesian Victory
BERLAN March 22 Under advice of government officials Germany was quiet today despite the overwhelming victory in the Upper Silesian plebiscite. Foreign Minister Von Simons announced Germany won 711700 to 460700 for Poland with near universal turnout.
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Berlan
Germany
von Simons
Poland
Millions Use Gets-It For Corns
Millions use Gets-It to remove corns and calluses. The ad claims even deep rooted corns fade after the first application and promises a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold by K. Lawrence & Co in Chicago and available through Ow! Drug Co in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Seattle
Ow! Drug Co
Only remedy that gave real benefit described by woman
In St Louis Miss Helen Queenan credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for dramatic health gains after four years of debility. She reports better sleep digestion strength and weight gain after using five boxes, recommending the pills and noting availability from druggists or direct from Schenectady New York.
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St. Louis
Helen Queenan
Vernon Avenue
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Governor Vetoes Major Omnibus Appropriation Bill Items
Olympia March 22 Gov Hart signs House Bill No 315 the omnibus appropriation bill but vetoes 50 000 for the Children's Orthopedic hospital Seattle 90 250 for University of Washington repairs 3000 for ten charitable institutions 121 000 for the Medical Lake Woman's Industrial Home and Clinic and the first two terms of the Centralia normal fund totaling 205 400 Hart has vetoed over 1 000 000 in appropriations to date with the deep cut after yesterdays action.
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Olympia
Gov. Mart
Seattle
Hart
University of Washington
Theodora
Beattie
Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Society
Everett
Lebanon
Ballard
Florence Crittenton
Ladies’ G. A. BR
Puyallup
Kiteap County
Centralia Normal Fund
Yeater Ty
Japan denies Pacific fortifications claim by ambassador
Baron Shidehara, Japan's ambassador, tells United Press Japan is not mobilizing for war and has not fortified Pacific lands north of the equator. He calls such reports pernicious and categorically false. Secretary Weekes also denies doubling Hawaii forces or increasing Panama canal zone troops amid rumors of Japanese agitation.
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Washington
Japan
Pacific
Mandate Islands
Baron Shidehara
United Prensa
Shidehara
Japanese Ambasaador
United Press
Equator
Weekes
Hawaii
California
Panarha Canal Zone
Two Appointments From White House
The White House announced recess appointments for John J. Bach of Wisconsin to the Interstate Commerce Commission and Dwight L. Davis of St. Louis to direct the War Finance Corporation. Robert Dunn, 60, Fisherman of Ketchikan, died Monday at Providence Hospital with his body at Home Undertaking parlors awaiting instructions from Ketchikan. Banka pay in gold for first time in five years at Denver. Luna Park Swimming Pool opens Saturday March 26.
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Washington
White House
John J. Bach
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dwight L. Davis
St. Louis
War Finance Corporation
Robert Dunn
Fisher
Man
Ketchikan
Providence Hospital
Denver
Banka
Luna Park
Cougar on the prowl menaces children in Washington
In Wance Lewin County Washington March 22 neighbors guard children with guns as government trapper William Scalf hunts a large cougar that has been stalking the school route. The animal has repeatedly evaded capture and is considered a serious menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wance
Lewin County
Wash
William Scalf
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old style ad touts Pyramid Be Happy and Pyramid Pile Suppositories for itching and hemorrhoids. It claims fast relief and offers a free trial by mailing name and address to Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoida
Helief
Pyramid Drug Co
Amid Bidg
Marshall
Mich
Digestive Aid Cure: Rad Salts for Stomach Acidity
A health note attributes most stomach trouble to acidity, not lack of digestive juices. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acid, reduce gas, and improve digestion, claiming Jad Salts derives from grape and lemon acids with lithia and sodium phosphate.
Patrolmen Fired For Disrespectful Language And Pool On Duty
Two officers were dismissed from the force. Patrolman T. C. Cherry was discharged by Chief W. H. Searing for disrespectful language toward superiors. Temporary patrolman Charles A. Crane was dismissed for unbecoming conduct.
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T. C. Cherry
W. H. Searing
Charles A. Crane
Diamonds Stolen From Postoffice Handbag
Detectives sought a thief who took a handbag containing several hundred dollars in diamonds belonging to Mrs. B. Kahan of 1258 First Ave. amid the postoffice building Monday after she left it on a window ledge and returned to find it missing.
Mt Rainier Tourist Season Opens June 15
Washington, March 22. Tourist season in Mt Rainier National Park will open June 15 and close September 15, the U S department of interior has announced.
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Washington, D. C
Mt. Rainier National Park
U. S. Department of Interior
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Elliott
Red Line
Liberal Credit
Homer
Tarrerkie
Silesian
Cape Velour
New York
Rialto Bldg
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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VETO
Rhodes Co
Sharon
Seattle Optical Co
Second Ave
Mt. Rainier
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