Woodruff Attacks Daugherty Over War Grafters Probe
Representative Woodruff charges Attorney General Daugherty with shielding friends and prosecuting enemies. He cites Daugherty statements on handling war fraud cases and notes no prosecutions in 14 months, casting doubt on the promised war criminals roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Kolbert
Washington
Representative Woodruff
Michigan
Daugherty
Woodruff
House Options Committee
Congress
State Makes Counter Move in Blizzard Treason Case
A. M. Belcher, chief counsel for the state, presented precedents to argue United Mine Workers leader Bill Blizzard is guilty of high treason against West Virginia for leading a miners’ warehouse on Logan county last August, noting a person may be guilty of treason without actual combat.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Bill Blizzard
United Mine Workers
A. M. Belcher
Blizzard
West Virginia
Logan County
Belcher
Presbyterians Open 134th General Assembly in Des Moines
Two thousand representatives from all parts of the country gather in Des Moines for the opening session of the 134th general assembly of Presbyterians. The opening sermon is delivered by Rev. Henry C. Swearingen of St. Paul. Delegates choose a moderator with Bryan still a key figure despite presumed elimination.
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Des Moines
Henry C. Swearingen
St. Paul
William Jennings Bryan
Florida
Bryan
Board For Ministerial Relief
Cleland Boyd McAfee
McCormick Theological Seminary
Chicago
CC. C. Haya
First Presbyterian Church
Johnstown
Home Brew Starts on Page 1
A fragment from a humorous column mocks domestic life and radio fixation. It references Epistles as apostolic wives, a missing cleaner named Greener, anxious mothers delaying telling daughters, and babies speaking in wireless. The piece ridicules modern gadgets and the radio husband who clings to the listening set.
Phone meters spark Everett anger over rates and control
Everett residents rally against phone meters as costs soar and fairness questions rise. Citizens, including Mrs. P Kurf and Mrs. Emmans, report high bills. a business leader calls for municipal control after invoking Puget Sound Power an amplified dispute. William Winter defends the telechronometer amid June 6 hearings. Local clubs vow action and a petition seeks flat rates, while most express distrust of the meters.
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Puget Sound International Light & Power Go
Everett
Julie
Light Company
Public Service Commission
Commission
Seattle
William Neal Winter
P. Kurf
Rocker Ave
ER. L. Emmans
Fr. V. Esimons
Framon Ave
L. D. Patterson
Peverly Park
0. D. Griswold
Pinehurst
Bertha Storey
Hoyt Ave
Millennium and Matrimony Entanglements for McCormicks in Chicago
May 18 report on the McCormick family mixing wealth and romance. Mathilde aims to wed Max Oser amid Rockefeller opposition while Harold F. McCormick’s son and daughter vie for love and social standing. Mrs. Harold F. McCormick pursues projects including a Chicago New York air line and a psychoanalysis institute, fueling speculation on personal alliances.
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Chicago
McCormicks
Mary Landes Baker
Allieter McCormick
France
Marold F. McCormicks
Mathilde
Max Oser
John D. Rockefeller
Opponen
Harold F
Ganna Walaka
Alexander Smith Cochran
Harold F. McCormick
Chicago New York
Gold Coast
Photographers Plan Annual Convention in Seattle
Hundreds of photographers from Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia will converge in Seattle for the Photographers association of the Pacific Northwest annual convention at Queen Anne ball from June 13 to 16. Notable speakers include Ancrmatgy 5 Harris of Mare Wing Washington and Juan Abel secretary of the National Association of Photographers, with displays of foreign pictures from the Kansas City convention. The program features a get together with dancing and a two hour boulevard tour of the city. committees organize program publicity hanging and lighting with participation from numerous studios and photographers in attendance.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Seattle
Photographers’ Association of the
Pacific Northwest
Queen Anne Ball
First Ave W. and
Reyst
Harris
Mare : Wing
D. C
Juan Abel
National Association of Photographers
Abel's
Photographers’ Trade Journal
National Photographers’ Convent
Kansas City
Charce
Mra
M. A. Grady
Mire Ellen McBride
N. Morrihew
David Hughes
B. Curtin
Frank Nowell
Aerial Stunts at Fort Lawton for Seattle Rally
Aerial acrobatics rivaling world war feats will headline a Fort Lawton event Sunday at 8 pm for Seattleites. About 100 Civilian Training Camp students will attend with Army officers led by Col. Oscar J. Charles. Activities begin at 2 pm with the Coast Artillery Band, a German Fokker plane arrives piloted by Lieut. Frank R. Tyndall, who will perform stunts. The 3rd Battalion of the 8th Infantry mounts guard at 9:30 pm, followed by a luncheon. Aims include promoting this summer's training camps at Camp Lewis and Fort Worden, with a drive for 1,000 applicants at University of Washington facilities.
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Fort Worden
Prank RB
Tyndall
Army Air Service
B@th Infantry
Camp Frewis
Wort Worden
Drive la
University
Wreck Victim Jon Clings to Memory After Lake Union Plunge
In the wake of the 60 foot Lake Union crash Mrs Carlson drove into the water. Mrs Marcum reacted to a truck on Northlake Ave causing the car to plunge. The dead woman, 87, was Charlies Marcum's wife of the Marcum Optical firm.
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Jon
Miss Pound
Sho
University District
Mra. Carlson
Bonney Watson Undertaking Establishment
Charlies Marcum
Marcum Optical Company
Cartoon
George Cariion
Rainier Drug Company
Firatave
Eight Die in Irish Feud Battles in Belfast
May 18 Belfast reports eight killed in pitched battles and bombings. Sinn Fein gunmen clashed with police, five gangsters dead, plus two civilians shot on a tram. A raid at Musgrave barracks left a constable murdered as police and soldiers sweep the city.
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Belfast
Sinn Fein
Repub
Musgrave
Ulster
Whet Unionista
Sinn Feinein
Sinn Fenners
Daughters of the King Plan Seattle Delegates Entertainment
The Daughters of the King of Olympia diocese prepare activities in Seattle this August to welcome delegates attending the St Andrew Brotherhood convention.
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Daughters of the King of
Diocese of
Olympia
St. Andrew Brotherhood
Seattle
Services for the Deaf Held at St. Mark's Church
The Retail League in Philadelphia reports SERVICES for the deaf held at St Mark's Episcopal church on Sunday. The notice confirms a Sunday service time and location served by the church community.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Pua
Bunday
Pinchot Victory Shocks Old Guard in Washington
Washington May 1 The triumph of Gifford Pinchot over the Pennsylvania machine unsettles the old guard in Congress and hints at a push to rush legislation. Leaders fear a growing voter dimatfaction with the present congress and seek to wrap up the session to return to districts. Pinchot’s win signals weakening party machines nationwide and fuels changes in strategy.
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Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Henator New
Indiana
Old Guard
Pennsylvania
Congress
Pinchot
Bevertéges
Toth
Liquor Vote Sparks Wet Dry Debate in House
In Washington on May 18 liberals pressed a wet dry campaign to inject the liquor question into the election. They seek a vote in the house and possibly the senate on legalizing eight wines and 2.7 percent beer to reveal where congressional candidates stand on "Volstendiam" and influence votes. The push hinges on a bill by Rep Hill of Maryland granting local option this fall for beer and wine production for home use taxed 20 cents a gallon.
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Washington
House
Senate
Representative Hill
Maryland
Pinchot Plurality Nears Fifteen Thousand in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia May 18 Gifford Pinchot wins the gubernatorial primary with a nearing fifteen thousand plurality as 2000 districts report and missing districts could lift the margin toward twenty thousand George Wharton Pepper holds the U S Senate seat with an estimated two hundred fifty thousand majority over William J Burka
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Philadelphia
Gifford Pinchot
George E. Alter
United Sates
George Wharton Pepper
Boles Penrose
William J. Burka
16 Year Old Girl Sought After Franklin High Disappearance
School attendance authorities and Mrs Loomis of the police protective division work to locate Hilda Albutt 16 who vanished May 8. Her mother expresses distress and concern that she may lose her sanity if not found. Hilda was last seen with about $6, fair hair blue eyes 5 feet 2 inches 112 pounds wearing a tan coat brown shoes and two agate rings.
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M. Fh. Loomis
Women's Protective Division of Police
Hilda Albutt
Mra. Loomis
Hilda
Franklin High School
40Th Ave
Neighbor claims murder link to Holm and missing gun
The report notes Holm visited a Genesee street residence seeking painting work but found none. A gun not his was found near the body, while his own gun remained in the house. Holm, born in Norway in 1845, leaves widow Mrs. Jus tina Holm and son Edward of the fire department.
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Koepuil
Holm
Genesee
Norway
Justina Holm
Edward
Fire Department
Bankers Held Without Bail In Cuban Bank Collapse
Mayana Cuba May 18 Bail refused for Herman and Albert Upmann heads of the German Cuban banking firm held in connection with the bank's 2 million dollar failure. Books and documents seized. Prosecutor states unwise investments included 200000 in sugar 100000 in farm tiles and oil wells and marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayana
Cuba
Herman
Albert Upmann
Upmann
Eunk
Suger
Value of Service Highlighted at Swedish Hospital Grad
Prof. Clark P. Blasett delivered the address at graduation exercises held Wednesday night at the Swedish Tabernacle. The Swedish Hospital program included diploma presentations for sixteen nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark P. Blasett
Swediih Tabernacle
Postal Dope Dealer Found Centralia Case
Federal agents and post office inspectors probe three Beattie men as heads of a mail order dope ring after a Centralia interception. Clausen arrested confessed implicating Seattle men and claiming addicts in outlying towns were regularly supplied through the mails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Clausen
Centralia City
Beattie
Clausen
Centralia
Seattle
Colorado College Students to Offer Apology
Students at Colorado College were to apologize today for participating in a recent stuffed animal circus on campus during a raid on the museum. The resolution to apologize was to be presented, with no statement from the president, Poindexter A. Duniway, or further discussion of the incident.
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Colorado Springa
Colorado College
Poent
A. Duniway
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