Bolsheviki Hope Peace Front as Makowski Sees Living Quietly
Berlin dispatch reports M. Makowski, Bolshevik agent, saying the Bolsheviki aim to live and let live and will not invade. He predicts Anglo Saxon powers face Bolshevik trouble, while America remains resistant to communism. He outlines Lenine’s peace terms, demobilization, and a plebiscite plan for buffer states.
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Frank 4. Taylor
United Press
Berlin
M. Makowski
Nuesia
Makowski
Great Britain
America
William Hullitt
Wilson
Moscow
Lenine
Aliea
Roullitt
Soviet Republic
Siberia
Ukraina
Courland
Russian Empire
Board to Study Criminals Insanity Plea Reform Plan
Prosecuting Attorney Fred C. Kreewa seeks a state constitutional amendment creating an official commission to examine persons charged with serious crimes who plead insanity. The commission would be appointed by the presiding judge of the superior court.
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Fred C. Kreewa
Watch repair offer near Liberty the atre
Advertisement promotes Haynes repair service for watches claiming value protection if repaired locally near Liberty. It presents a concise sales pitch without additional details or dates.
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Haynes
Liberty Theatre
Ex Football Star Louie Seagrave A Model Worker
Former Washington Huskies captain Louie Seagrave, from Spokane, led the purple and gold on campus and edited the college daily. He became a bond salesman in Portland, served as a major in the war, wrote a Seattle war history, and later managed payroll bond drives in Victory Loan programs with distinction.
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University of Washington
Spokane
Louie" Senagrave
Gil Doble
College
Portland
Seagrave
Seattle
Automobile Tire Prices Fall On Seattle Market
Seattle automobile owners were surprised and delighted as several firms announced a material tire price reduction. Officials cited lower production costs and a return to prewar pricing levels as the reason for the drop on Automobile Row.
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Seattle
Two teens held on charges in string of thefts
Leland Noble, 18, laborer, and Thomas Foulds, 18, delivery boy, were booked at the central station on open charges and will be held pending investigation into numerous fire and auto accessory thefts. Detectives W. E. Worsham and J. P. Smith arrested Noble at Fourth Ave and University St and Foulds at Westlake Ave and Denny Way.
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Leland Noble
Thomas Foulds
Central Station
W. E. Worsham
J. P. Smith
Noble
Fourth Ave
University St
Foulds
Westlake Ave
Denny Way
VeLOUR Coatings and Doeskin Fabrics Displayed in Multiple Shades
A 64 inch Velour coating fabric shown in Sand Taupe Brown Plum Navy Burgundy Rose and Overseas Blue priced at 5.00 a yard. Doeskin woolen weave offered in Victory Blue Victory Rose and Fawn priced at 6.50 a yard.
Ford Tribune suit lively as jury selection stalls
Mt. Clemens May 13 The Ford Chicago Tribune 1,000,000 suit entered its second day in circuit court with arguments over narrowing the issue to whether the anarchistic editorial harmed Ford. Defense motion for a plea change was argued yesterday from ignorance to justification. No jury progress reported today.
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MT. Clemens
Mich
Ford-Chicago Tribune
Michel Gult
Ford
Seasion
Solomon News Company
Detroit
The
Tribune
Propaganda of Church Urged by Former Rome College President
Dr. Bertrand M. Tipple, former head of the Methodist college in Rome, told Seattle business men at the Washington hotel Monday that spending $200,000,000 in Europe over 25 years on Christian education and propaganda might have prevented the world war. He spoke on behalf of the Methodist Missionary Centenary seeking a $105,000,000 five year fund, with $25,000,000 allotted to postwar European reconstruction.
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Europe
Bertrand M. Tipple
Methodist College
Rome
Tle
Washington
Tipple
Seattle
Methodist Missionary Centenary
Power Strike in Oakland Averted
A strike of 600 workers at Great Western Power Co. was averted by a wage compromise granting $5.86 per day. Union officials hope for a settlement with Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to prevent broader action that could disrupt Northern California and Nevada.
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Oakland
United Press
Great Western Power Co
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
California
Nevada
World League Backed by Christ Principles Warns Failure
Rev. B. M. Tipple of the Methodist college at Rome declares the World League must be founded on Jesus Christ or fail. He spoke to businessmen at a Monday noon dinner at the New Washington hotel. Tipple, in Italy 11 years, warns that the radical movement abroad is growing, accompanied by Chaplain Thomas Tiplady of the British expeditionary forces.
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League of Nations
B. M. Tipple
Methodist College
Rome
Italy
New Washington Hotel
Tipple
Thomas Tiplady
Frances Woodcock Funeral Services Held in Seattle
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Cole Woodcock were held Tuesday afternoon at University undertaking parlors. She died Sunday evening at her University district home. Mrs Woodcock, widow of her husband who died in 1914, had been a Seattle resident since 1904 after moving from Oakland California.
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Woodcock
Frances Cole Woodcock
University District
University Undertaking
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Carleton
Mount Baker Park
Lake Washington
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Sound
Puget Sound
Lake View
Carleton Park
Tion
Second Ave
Jones & Phinney, Inc
USA
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Peoples Savings Bank
Pike ST
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Louis Seagrave
Boone
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Union
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Second Avenue
Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
She Rhodes Co
Upper Main Fleet
Ford-Tribune
BAUME
Edward Clark
Mata
Philadelphia
C. OO. D
Griswold
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