Belgium to control Dardanelles and hold Constantinople
Paris dispatch reports a revised Allied war aim giving Belgium control of the Dardanelles and occupation of Constantinople, with Russia’s renunciation guiding the shift. The plan suggests Belgium would hold the Bosphorus key as a reward for sacrifice, under King Albert’s nation.
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W. S. Forrest
United Presse
Paris
Belgium
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Turkey
Russia
Europe
Bosphorus
Balkan
Albert
Five Devine Brothers to Serve Together in Oregon Artillery
Cottage Grove Oregon May 12 the Sixth company Oregon Coast artillery will call colors with five brothers in one family all rugged Oregon mountaineers Adois Grover John Ree som and Marimos Devine sons of Thomas Devine of the Elkhead country Each is an expert with the rifle and ready to serve together in war.
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Cottage Grove
Ore
Oregon Coast Artillery
Oregon
Adois, Grover
John
Reesom
Marimos Devine
Thomas Devine
Elkhead
Women inquire about joining Seattle's wartime service group
A letter from two skilled horsewomen asks if they may join the National League for Women’s Service. Replies encourage involvement and outline headquarters contact at 108 Cobb Building Seattle.
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Seattle
Elevator Worker Survives Five-Story Fall in Shaft
Valentine McGinity, elevator repairman, fell five stories to the bottom of an shaft. After bones pierced his right leg, doctors set the fractures and reported he had a chance for recovery.
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Minneapoli
Valentine McGinity
Alhambra to close vaudeville season at Orpheum Seattle
Orpheum ends its season with a seven act vaudeville bill at the Alhambra and Moore theatres. Stars include Ray Cox Dorothy Shoemaker and Cliff Dixon plus Tameo Kajiyama in quadruple mind concentration demos. The Wilkes Players depart for their own theatre June 10 after presenting The New Henrietta at the Orpheum. Monday night hotel clerks plan a fundraiser for next year's Greet ers convention.
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Orpheum
Seattle
Moore Theatre
Hext
Ray Cox
London
Martin Beck
Dorothy Shoemaker
Walter de Leon
Mary Davies
Dorothy Brenner
Boyle and Brown
Helen
Cliff Dixon
Frank Sinclair
Beauty Orchard
Pantages
Tameo Kajiyama
Olson and Johnson
Stephens
Hollister
Pederson Brothers
Alexandria
Wilkes
Orpheum Theatre
Henrietta
Robson
Crane
Alhambra
Fifth and Pine
Death by own action near Globe dated 1912 discovered
In Globe Arizona on May 12 a body was found swinging in a tree near a busy highway. The deceased had hung there for four years before discovery. In the pockets lay a cheap watch a rusted key bunch and a newspaper bearing the 1912 date.
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Globe
Ariz
Hampton Institute Plans 75000 Negro Mobilization in Midwest
Chicago May 12 The Hampton Institute outlines a plan to mobilize 75 000 Negroes across the Middle West to aid intensive farming and broad food production efforts.
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Chicago
The
Hampton Institute
Middle West
Dagger in the Back and Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules Ad
An old style advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem O11 Capsules as the cure for backache. It touts daily use for lasting relief, claims Dutch government authorization, and urges buyers to seek authentic Gold Medal packaging from The Ow! Drug Co with money back guarantee.
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Pegin
Haariem
Holland
Netherlands
Haarlem
Airec
Ow! Drug Co
Women Accepted for Med, Law Studies at Western Reserve
Cleveland May 12 Officials at Western Reserve University opened medical and law classes to train women to replace men who will go to the front. The program aims to prepare feminism as women pursue professional careers.
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Cleveland
Mary Jane
Western Reserve University
Local Market Prices For Fresh Vegetables And Produce
A list of assorted vegetables with per unit prices from local markets. Item entries include artichokes asparagus cabbage cauliflower celery cucumbers lettuce horseradish and more with price figures and vague quality notes. The text resembles a market ledger or commodity bulletin from a regional newspaper page.
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Enck
Oregon
Gos
Pearse Hoses
Ib Gerlie
IR Seevs
Deaths and funeral notices for Max Freed and Harvey E Dingley
No inquest will be held into the death of Max Freed who shot himself in the Mutual Life building on Wednesday. The funeral is set for Sunday at 11 a m from Bonney Watson parlors with interment in Hills of Eternity cemetery. Harvey E Dingley age 47 foreman at Skinner and Eddy blacksmith shop died from heart failure Thursday. funeral under Century lodge ILO 0 F auspices at 2318 Franklin Ave at 2 p m Friday.
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Max Freed
Mutual Life
Bonney Watson
Hills of Eternity
Harvey E. Dingley
Skinner & Eddy
Century Lodge
Ilo
Franklin Ave
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