Berger Renews Fight in Court in Chicago
Victor Berger ex congressman and four associates argued in the United States court of appeals for a new trial in a two year old espionage case. Berger and companions were sentenced to 20 years each in federal prison after a yearlong trial and have lived on $25 000 bonds.
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Chicago
United States Court of Appeals
Victor Berger
Herger
Irwin St. John Tucker
Adolph Germer
Socialist National Party
J. Louie Pingdahl
W. F. Kruse
Man Seen Entering Alley With Tire
Edward O'Dirien, 50, was seen by police entering an alley near Third Ave and Virginia St with an automobile tire and leaving moments later without it. He faces an open charge in the city jail while officers search for the tire's owner.
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Edward O'Dirien
Third Ave
Virginia St
Beginning Thursday Dexter Ave gets trolley service
Wal lingford and Meridian cars will operate over Dexter ave beginning Thursday. D. M. Henderson, superintendent of the municipal railways, announced Tuesday.
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Wallingford
Meridian
Dexter Ave
D. M. Henderson
Municipal Railways
Tureday
Banker J Wennemy Pleads Not Guilty to Embezzlement
Former Bank of California teller J Wennemy pleaded not guilty in U S district court to seven counts of embezzlement totaling about 7000 dollars. Partial restitution is noted. Bail was set at 2600 dollars, reduced from 5000.
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Run. J. Wennemy
Bank of California
U. S. District Court
Hennessy
Federal
Grand Jury
Bituminous Coal Men Won't Strike
John L. Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers of America, announced after a joint conference of bituminous miners and operators that there will be no cessation of work on April 1. He said operations will continue in all central competitive district mines while wage scale negotiations proceed.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
McAdoo Refuses Oregon Ballot Entry
William G McAdoo declined to have his name placed on the Oregon democratic primary ballot. In a telegram to George A Lovejoy he said he would not permit his candidacy to appear.
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McAdoo
Oregon
Portland
William G. McAdoo
George A. Lovejoy
McAdoo Club
Aftermath of Flu and Vick’s VapoRub Guidance
An old medical notice explains lingering air passage inflammation after influenza and slow recovery. It recommends moderate outdoor activity, wholesome foods, and avoiding chills, plus nightly Vick’s VapoRub applications to draw out inflammation and relieve cough. Free samples offered by Vick Chemical Company.
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Vick
Vick Chemical Company
Kbr Street
Greensboro
It Makes the Body Sour Acid Stomach Cure Ad
An old advertisement extols Gain Galsty Lead to erate as a cure for stomach acidity. It claims over half a million users within two years and links excess acid to numerous illnesses and weak health. The copy urges readers to remove acid to restore strength and vitality.
Denikin Escapes Reds After Novorossiak Loss
Gen Denikin, head of anti Bolshevik forces in south Russia, escaped Novorossiak as Soviet forces captured the port. Britain warned Denikin faced possible Bolshevik capture after a last stand defense failed, a defeat that cripples the anti Bolshevik movement in the region.
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London
Deniken
Russia
Novorosaiak
Britsh War Office
Bolsheviks
Reda
Novoromsink
War Office
South Nusa
Great Britain
Denikin
Soviet envoy surrenders to labor department in Washington
March 26 Lud wig C A K Martens Bolshevik ambassador to the United States gave himself up to the labor department and accepted service of a deportation warrant Assistant Secretary of Labor Post will grant a formal hearing Wednesday at 11 am Post announced.
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Washington
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
United States
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor Post
Martens
Post
Zone Makers Hold Meeting
The newly formed city zoning commission held its first meeting to organize and elect officers. C. R. Tyethon was named president, Laula Nash vice president, and C. H. Alden secretary. The panel will study city zoning and propose building zone plans to the council with districts and restricted regulations. Terms of office were assigned by lot: Blethen and Alden one year. EK Goodwin and G. Folsom two years. R. B. Stacy and Louis Nash three years.
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City Soning Commission
C. RB. Tyethon
Laula Nash
C. H. Alden
Zoning Commission
Lot
Blethen and
Alden
EK. &. Goodwin
G. Folsom
R. 8. Stacy
Louis Nash
Night program and meetings across Havenna and Tacoma area
A schedule lists events from the Havenna and William Cullen Bryant schools PTA to a Seattle alumni banquet planning an April campaign. Also noted are a banking institute gathering, a Democratic club talk, a college chorus performance, and a Plymouth church event plus a labor council meeting.
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Wolfa
Second Ave
Piryan Democracy Club
Ki County
Robert Montgomery
Bryan
Puyallup Valley Tribune
J. le Quimby
Nebraska
Cattle Pacific
Pedestrians Struck by Autos Here This Year
KB Marke of 2271 Sixth Ave hesitated in front of A Pickarine’s car at Second Ave and Union St early Tuesday and was taken to City Hospital where doctors treated a head wound with iodine. Pickarine resides at 2402 Dist Ave. 8 W.
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Alice Linton
Battery St
City Hospital
First Ave
KB. C. Marke
Sixth Ave
Pedestrian Struck by Auto on Third Avenue and Pine
Pedestrian U. EB. McDermott was hit Monday evening near Third Ave and Pine by a car driven by Mrs Kathryn Morrison of 4419 Stoneway. McDermott said his knee hurt. Mrs Harrison and another man called Morrison requesting a settlement.
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U. EB
He Accuses Son of Stealing Car
SACTNAMENTO March 20 Dewey St Sheldon of Fort McDowell San Francisco must return to his home in Highland Mich A requisition from the governor of Michigan and sworn to by Sheldon s father William L Sheldon resulted yesterday in the granting of extradition papers by Martin Madsen secretary to Governor Stephena for the return of the young man Sheldon s father accuses him of stealing his automobile.
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Dewey St. Sheldon
Fort McDowell
San Francisco
Hichland
Mich
Michigan
Sheldon
William L. Sheldon
Martin Madsen
Stephena
Widow of Shipyard Worker Seeks 25000 Damages
Ruth Wiberg widow of Jacob Wiberg a shipwright fatally injured at Skinner and Eddy shipyard January 18 sues for 25000 damages in superior court Tuesday seeking compensation for his death.
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Ruth Wiberg
Jacob Withers
Skinner & Eddy
Superior Court
Danish Ruler Ousts Cabinet In Schleswig Dispute
King Christian rejected reinstating Premier Zahle's cabinet amid socialist demands. A general strike threat arose over the government’s plebiscite stance in Schleswig’s second zone, which voted to join Germany. Earlier, on March 20, he dismissed Zahle. leaders called it unprecedented as unions planned action after an employer lockout.
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Copenhagen
Christian
Zahle
Tonjelit
Schleswig
Germany
Firat
Denmark
Christan
U S Doctors Fight Typhus In Poland
A special mission of the League of Red Cross Societies has arrived in Warsaw to aid typhus control. It is led by Col. Henry A. Shaw of the US Army, cooperating with the Polish government and the American Red Cross who have been jointly fighting the disease for more than a year.
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Warsaw
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Henry A. Shaw
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Kentucky lynching of Grant Smith sparks booted mob scene
In Maysville Kentucky a 40 year old Black man named Grant Smith was seized from county jail by armed men. He was hanged from a telephone pole as deputies and police watched. The incident followed accusations tied to two assaults on a white girl, Ruby Anderson. A separate note mentions thefts and a broken lockpicking spree affecting Florence Genter’s store.
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Maysville
Grant Smith
G. W. Powell
Thg County
Fred Link
Paria
Smith
Ruby Anderson
Mich
Diamond Dyes Promise Rich Fadeless Color for Fabrics
Shabby faded garments revived by Diamond Dyes. The package promises a new rich color for wool, silk, linen, cotton and blends. The instruction book shows how to dye over any color without mistakes. Druggist color card helps match materials.
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Adams
Oneida
Bettie
Oleh Aan
TACOM
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Barren O. Grimm
Centralia Dur
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State Veterans’ Welfare Commission
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Duwamish Ave
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Seattle
Berger
Fatonic
Eatonic
Gen. Denikin
REDS
British War Office
U. S
Ota
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Jaren
Neice
Byedien Hospital
Morek
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Columbus Sanitarium
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Radama
H. A
Brooklyn Ave
Gideon
Hobson
Fred L
Legal Denhof
Anna Catherine
Medford
Ee Wyatt
Fred C
Legal McKee
Frances Bilen
Legal O'Brien
Patrick
Vancouver
Jenkina
Lillian F
New West- Memserp
D.C
Carr
Clifford Holiday
Bellingham
Gronemeir
Alma
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Guy
Thomas C
Legal Hinckledge
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Legal Williama
Warren W
Legal Peterson
Beatrice
Legal Barr
Frank C
Elma
Pearl A
Willard
Bert
North Bend
Koester
Erima
Wolf
Harold John
Kingrey
Tee
Charles Wing
Union St
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Federation of Workmen's Unions
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Poland
Rome
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Third Avenue
Regal Dental Offices
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