United Ireland Again Urged In London Debate
Ian MacPherson chief secretary for Ireland spoke in the House of Commons on the second reading of Lloyd George's home rule bill. He said conditions in Ireland support a council advisory under the bill and the government would consider improvements. He warned that secession of any part of Ireland would be intolerable and that Parliament's supreme authority must stay undiminished.
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London
Ireland
Ian MacPherson
Lloyd George
House of Commons
MacPherson
Macl*herson
Mactherson
Couple Given Week to Plead in War Stamp Conspiracy Case
Indicted by a grand jury for alleged conspiracy to defraud the government by altering the value of war saving stamps. C. D. Mc Conahy and wife Delphia were granted one week to enter a plea in U. S. district court Monday.
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C. D. McConahy
Delphia
U. S
Bail Reduced for Benjamin Franklin in Liquor Transport Case
In U S district court on Monday bail for Benjamin Franklin was reduced from 1000 to 750 dollars. He was given one week to decide whether to plead guilty or not guilty to charges of transportation of liquor.
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Benjamin Franklin
U. S
Wreck Victim Dies After Tuberculosis Exposure
Richard Patterson, 45, died at Riverton hospital from tuberculosis contracted in the steamship Deuel wreck off the Japanese coast months ago. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 3 p m from Bonney-Watson's.
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Richard Patterson
Riverton Hospital
Bonney-Watson
Taft Speech Planned for May 26 At Local Lyceum
A large audience welcomed the Welsh Glee club quartet on the Star Lyceum course at the YMCA auditorium. The next program features former President William H. Taft who will speak here on May 26.
County Bourbons for Free Speech
King County Democratic club sends resolutions to Washington's congressional delegation opposing any measure that would abridge freedom of speech press or assembly. The action signals unity on civil liberties amid national debates.
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Washington
King County Democratic Club
Increase on Interior Gas Rate Proposed by Pacific Power
OLYMPIA March 10 New tariff schedules filed by Pacific Power and Light Co. propose higher rates for gas at Yakima and Walla Walla and for water at Pasco and Kennewick. New rates suspended by public service commission for 30 days pending hearings.
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Olympia
Pacific Power and Light Co
Yakima
Walla Walla
Pasco
Kennewick
Public Service
Mrs. IVA Wadsworth Pleads Not Guilty on Liquor Charges
Mrs. Iva Wadsworth pleaded not guilty before Federal Judge Neterer on Monday to liquor charges. The case proceeds with court action expected in the coming weeks.
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Iva Wadsworth
Neterer
U S Army Goods Sale Items at Camp Lewis Seattle
Army surplus sale at Camp Lewis lists olive drab wool blankets coats rain gear and ponchos with prices. Items include all wool blankets 29.00 overcoats 29.00 navy tents tarpaulins and duffle bags with several goods sold at discounted rates. A 416 Hinckley Building Seattle address is noted for pickup.
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Army
Sr Vu
Larme
Sibuoseeses U. & Webb Relta
U.S
UB Navy
Clearing land and a cougar scare in frontier tale
In a rural spring, CEF NE DAY 1 workers clear timber land while Molly, a young neighbor, is watched by a mother and child. A cougar blocks the path at dusk. a rifle crack saves Molly as the mother’s son arrives just in time.
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David
Pewey
Molly
Horse Creek
Mollye
Enumclaw
Boise Creek
Missing Relatives Sought Across States and Cities
Miss Mabel Jordan seeks LeRoy M. Moe once a sergeant of the 48th regiment after Christmas. Spokane to unknown. Harry McGowan, 40, last heard from in Seattle, sought by uncle Thomas Graham in Seattle. Law rence Frederick Iversen, known as Larry, son in lumber business, Denmark born, father Iver. Annie Aister formerly in New York. Ray and Ernest Hollingsworth, 15 and 13, placed in homes after Vernon BC birth, last in Washington Children's Home.
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Mabel Jordan
Bow, Wash
LeRoy M. Moe
48Th Regiment
Spokane
Harry McGowan
Hales Corner
Wis
Seattle
Thomas Graham
50Th Ave
Dagmar Iversen
Parmiecy
Wycoff St
Charleston
Wash
Lawrence Frederick Iversen
Elsinor
Denmark
Larry
Iver
Ray William Hollingsworth
Ernest Howard Hollingsworth
Vernon
Washington
Marion A. Clary
Grandview
Wenatches
Canadian Boundary Divorce Sparks Cross Border Issue
Frank McLean, active in the restaurant trade, secured a divorce from Eleanor Tr. in Judge Mitchell Gilliam's court. While Mrs. McLean had a separate maintenance order with alimony in Canada, the Canadian courts may not recognize the local decree, prompting clash over divorce recognition.
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Frank McLean
McLean
Eleanor Tr. McLean
Mitchell Gilliam
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North
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Oney
Savings Department
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Second Avenue
Columbia
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William H. Taft
U.S. Army Goods Sale
Camp Lewis Wireless
Hinckley
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Aister
Annie
New York City
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Horlick
Fevsiés
Frederick & Nelson
de. Monte
California Packing Corporation
San Francisco, California
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