Republicans Find Harding Bar 10 Them by Leo R Sack
Washington May 3 Many Republican congressmen facing re election with President Harding rebuke his one man government stance and his frequent legislative suggestions. They say he failed to stand by the president and cite his navy personnel demand and income surtax proposal as issues dragging them at home.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
House of Representatives
Ralsue
Canez
Candi Harding
Candi- Bat
President Harding
Wilson
Palace Hip Seer and Princess Olga Stage Session
Hindu seer OVEDDPAH DE RAJAN entertained Tuesday afternoon at Loew's Palace Hip theater as Princess Olga answered rapid fire questions. A weary man sought a private word and asked if a drink of hard liquor could be bought. the gatekeeper refused.
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Oveddpah DE Rajan
Loew's Palace
Olga
Pauper Who Died Leaves $900 Estate
Mrs Bridget Bruner claimed pauper status when admitted to the King County home last August. After her death a $900 estate was found. Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Trouglas asks Commissioner Josiah Collins to file a $577 claim against the estate to recover lodging and board costs.
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King County
Bridget Bruner
Land Suit Begun Over 1917 Lease Dispute
Blancs Case Inc sues University Street Improvement Co in superior court for 26959.50 alleging breach of lease for the second floor at Third Ave and University Street. Plaintiff contends possession was delayed until January 31, 1922 though lease runs to February 4, 1923, seeking interim property value.
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Superior Court
University Street Improvement Co
Blanc's Case, Inc
Blanc’s
Third Ave
University St
Erickson Defeated Triggers Token Boom in Streets
Sale of street car tokens doubled Wednesday as Charlies M Chambers of the railway reports the Erickson bill defeat spurred demand. Hundreds sought Scent tokens last month hoping Brooks on measure would pass, leading to a token rush.
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Charlies M Chambers
Many Rail
Erickson
Conspiracy Charged to Douglas Fir Co
A formal complaint charging the Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export Co and its 107 officers and stockholders with no conspiracy to obstruct competition was issued by the federal trade commission. The commission also charged the company with misusing export law and not being solely export oriented.
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Washington
Douglas Fir Exploitation and Export Co
Nunn Held on Suspicion of Impersonation with Badge
W G Nunn, 21, accused of posing as a police officer with a special badge and aiding others. He was held in the city jail for investigation after patrolmen Frank Gladwin and B E Covell arrested him at Firetave and Denny Way.
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W. G. Nunn
Frank Gladwin
B. EB Covell
Firetave
Denny Way
Navy orders accelerate Alaska coal control and closure
The Navy Department ordered the Alaskan commission to end its work quickly and transfer complete control to the Interior Department as part of a rapid shutdown of operations in Alaska.
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Depa Washington
Navy Department
Terror Department
Alaskan Commission
Alaska
Interior Department
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Raymond Burque
W. . Martin
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Fourth Ave
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Italy
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