Aundreds Taken In Cz ar Plot Shocking Berlin Arrests
Berlin police rounded up two hundreds suspects in a suspected world wide czarist plot to murder Russian revolutionaries. Rail stations closed and a car carrying five former coariat officers fled the scene as secret police trailed them. Lieutenant Schabelaki Work confessed to firing at Millukoff during a Philharmonic hall attack that killed Vladimir Nabokov who died shielding his chief.
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Berlin
Vladimir Nabokov
Iam
Bork
Olf
Philharmonice Hall
Millukoff
Nabokov
Prince Lyoff
Joffre to Visit Seattle Start of Canadian Memorial Tour
Marshal Joffre’s planned continental tour is trimmed. He will arrive in Seattle Thursday evening, rest Friday, and continue events Saturday before departing to Portland. A Vancouver stop and Peace Arch inspection are on Thursday, with no Los Angeles visit and a direct San Francisco to New York leg.
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Victoria
B.cc
Joffre
Raymond Poincalre
New York
French Republic
UWS Grant
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vtolay
Vancouver
Blaine
British envoy Geddes to visit city on Thursday
Sir Auckland Geddes ambassador to the United States arrives at 4 40 p m on Thursday from Portland and speaks at 7 30 p m at the First Presbyterian church. Bernard Pelly British consul Mayor Caldwell and Frank Waterhouse Chamber of Commerce president welcome the Geddes party. The ambassador travels next to Victoria on Saturday.
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Auckland Campbell Geddes
U. S
Geddes
Portland
First Presbyterian Church
Bernard Pelly
Caldwell
Frank Waterhouse
Chamber of Commerce
Ambessador
Victoria
Mme Joffre Praises Seattle As She Visits City
Mme Joffre wife of the marshal of France and her daughter visit Seattle at Samuel Hill's home. She tells friends why she admires America and Seattle noting the army, cleanliness, cottage districts, and sunshine.
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Mme. Joffre
Marshal of France
Seattle
Samuel Hill
America
Rickard Acquitted in Blackmail Case at NY Trial
Rickard declares he stays in New York after being acquitted of blackmail involving a 15 year old girl. He seeks a new boxing match and vows to fight back against those accusing him. The boxing commission may object to relinquishing his Madison Square Garden post, but no action is decided.
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New York
March
Tex Rickard
Nickard
Alaska
Philadelphia
Rickard
Boxing Commission
Madison Square Garden
Sporta
Sarah Schoenfeld
Bandits Cornered in Pacific Northwest Man Hunt
Authorities widen a high‑stakes chase in Port Townsend and Port Lodiow triangle. Deputies Nelson and Chase coor dinate terrain searches with armed posses from both sides as bandits, marked by a $1000 reward, elude capture amid rugged hills and reports of shelter, food theft, and prior reconnaissance at a logging hall.
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Port Townsend
Maynarde
Port Lodiow
Peninsula
Light
Nelson
Yenterday
Port Discovery
Coal Strike Nears With April First Set
Chicago March 29 The meeting of Illinois mine operators and union representatives failed to avert a coal miners strike due April 1. After a brief session the conference adjourned subject to call and yielded no progress toward peace in the Illinois coal war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Landy Attacks Seattle Advisory Council Over Mayor Pick
Ira D. Landy accuses the Seattle Advisory council of preemptively selecting a mayoral candidate and claiming influence from civic groups. He denounces the methods and demands they publish a full list of affiliated organizations or relinquish their broad claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Advisory Council
Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Murder Defendant Tells of Tragedy
Robert H. Foster, on trial for the murder of Mrs. Mary Bushnell, testified in his own defense detailing his life in Illinois, Alaska, and Washington. He described his affair with Georgia Foster, the impact of the rival for her hand, and a deteriorating mental state leading to the fatal acts on New Year's Eve.
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E. P. Chalcraft
Robert H. Forter
Mitchell Gilliam
Mary Bushnell
Foster
Tin Iinois
Anacortes
Wash
Alaska
Adam Peeler
Meacham
Inlaw
Robert H. Foster
Mitchell Gillam
Adam Beeler
Eim Place
Beeler
Tilinoia
Georgia
Ketchikan
Lloyd George Ready to Quit Amid Confidence Vote
London march 29 Premier Lloyd George is said to have his resignation ready for next Monday if the house grants a strong majority on a confidence vote over the Genoa policy. Allies warn that labor opposition and Irish conference risks could push the crisis beyond repair for the coalition government.
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London
Illoyd George
Genoa
Lloyd George
Labor
Coalition
Liberala
Irish border war starting as Sinn Feiners storm police barracks
Reports from Belyvast indicate a large Sinn Fein contingent crossed into Beleo County Fermanagh and stormed the police barracks. Ulster constables were taken prisoner and 15 barracks defenders were captured and moved to the Free State side.
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Belyvast
Beleo
County Fermanagh
Free State
Go Getter Advocates Japanese Exclusion After War Return
A Seattle council candidate and war veteran built support after 1919 by pushing a Japanese exclusion agenda. He helped secure multiple state and national resolutions, memoriams, and declarations from American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars gatherings between 1920 and 1921, and backed alien land laws across several states.
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The
American Legion
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Ware
Washington, D.C
Cleveland
Kansan City
Washington
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Nebraska
Tindall Starts Sowing Anti Japanese Message For Land Race
Tindall sought to mobilize support for his vision of Western farming land, denouncing Japanese intermarriage and urging complete exclusion. He claimed land reclamation would be lost to Japanese influence and warned of future discord. He plans to run with backing from veterans groups, though no official candidacy or actions have been announced.
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California
Oregon
Washington
Japs—ag
Yakima Valley
Tindall
Posse Chase Two Mexicans In Ontario Lynching Fear
In Ontario California March 29 armed posses and a deputy sheriff hunted two Mexicans suspected of brutally attacking 17 year old Edith Hall daughter of A. H. and Mrs Hall. The girl remained in serious condition after the assault and home invasion. Detectives say the robbers bound and gagged her and instructed her to deliver a message if Foster returned.
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Ontario
Cal
Edith Hall
A. H. Hall
Miss Hall
Debaters clash over Seattle streetcar fare policy
The Star editors Jack Hall and Hal Armstrong spar over the Erickson three cent streetcar fare. They argue the real issue is municipal railway duties and warn the Erickson plan would revive business yet cost jobs, showing Seattle would lose workers and tax revenue under the measure.
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Jack Hall
Hal Armstrong
Star
Erickson
Hal
Jack
Lnwue
Seattle
Todd
Tacoma
Sears-Roebuck Company
Erickton
Montgomery-Ward Company
Portland
Movie Star Faces $200000 Suit Over Attack Allegation
Los Angeles report says Bert Rawlinson a film star faces a $200000 damages suit by Mrs Ethel E Clark alleging he attacked her daughter Dorothy Clark in New York on October 15 1920. Rawlinson calls the action extortion and says he gave small sums in response to Mrs Clark’s claims.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Rawlinson
Ethel E. Clark
Rawlinson
Dorothy Clark
New York
Brookline
Malta
J. C. Stickney
San Diego
Clark
Daughters Contest Will Asks Probate Admission
Three daughters from Buffalo New York objected to the will of Dr J Hugene Jordan and were cut off with one dollar each. Superior Judge King Dykeman admitted the will to probate. The estate mainly benefits four women friends and a city land bequest for a Seattle municipal hospital.
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J. Hugene Jordan
King Dykeman
Florine Jordan
Lucille Freitag
Jeanette Glassmire
Buffalo
N. Y
John T. Hunt
Bicycle rider jailed after crash at high speed
Denver report says James Seto was jailed for reckless riding after colliding with a car while cycling at high speed. In Le Seur Minnesota authorities investigate the death of E C Bell of Casper Wyoming who was shot aboard the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha passenger train.
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Denver
James Seto
LE Seur
Minn
E. C. Bell
Casper
Wyo
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
Oil Stove Explosion Destroys Home on Alki Avenue
An oil stove exploded Tuesday night at the three room home of Fred Wiltiama at 1134 Alki Ave. The fire, which caused total loss before firefighters arrived, was estimated at 2000 dollars with partial insurance coverage. An overheated range earlier Tuesday afternoon caused a separate 1000 dollar blaze.
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Fred Wiltiama
Alki Ave
Jonas
Northern Pacific Offices Move to Seattle Headquarters
Arrival of two large cars with equipment signals the relocation of the Northern Pacific railway Western headquarters from Tacoma to Seattle. The new offices occupy the L. C. Smith building at 5068 Magley Ave, home of J. D. Phillips.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway
Western
Tacoma
Seattle
L. C. Smith Building
J. D. Phillips
Magley Ave
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Hits Advisory Council
Lundy
ROYAL
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GO Getter
Union League Club
Jack Ntall
By Jack Hall
Philip J. Bennet
Sears. Roebuck Company
Beattie
Frederick
É. Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Ohio
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