Anarchist Trial Opens in Seattle Courtroom Riot Prep
In Seattle a high security trial for James Bruce opens with 50 policemen plus plainclothes officers in the county-city building. Prosecutor Claypool outlines the charge of attempting to overthrow organized government during the general strike on February 20.
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James Bruce
Seattle
Walter French
George F. Vanderveer
Bruce
Charles E.claypool
Vanderveer
Claypool
Beattie
Alberta Bayles
10Th Ave. N. E
Pearl Mangan
11Th Ave. N
C. Richey
Portage, Wash
Victor Jernstrom
Keystone Ave
W.L. Powell
M. ©. Young
Des Moines
F. G. Winchell
Ward 1St
BR. BE. Moore
Bist St
L. J. Head
Seahurst Park
EB White
Wales St
F. J. Matthews
38Th St
E. L. Gaines
40Th Ave
Every Yank to Have an Automobile in Seattle Welcome
Seattle will host 600 officers and enlisted men of the Tith division arriving at King Street station Tuesday morning. Auto owners are urged to line Occidental and King streets with cars to transport the soldiers, who prefer not to parade after marching 150 blocks in New York.
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Seattle
Tith Division
King St
Occidental
New York City
Beattie
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Occidental Ave
Kingst
Great Northern Railway
Spokana
Arso
War Camp
St. Paul
New York
O. K
Soldiers and Sailors’ Club
Solons in Start of 00th Meet
Washington observers note a sharp partisan tone as Congress opens its extra session called by Wilson in France. Republicans push to regain presidential power by 1971 while debates over the league of nations, war risk insurance, prohibition, and the peace treaty dominate the agenda. The Senate opens with new and returning senators taking oaths as the House follows suit.
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Washington
Ite
Wilson
France
League of Nations
Congress
Britten
Illinois
Glass
Col. Lindsley
Senate
United States
Sabath
Tilmots
Marshall
House
Missing NC-3 sighted as final Iberian sea flight continues
The missing seaplane NC-3 was sighted at 12 10 p m Washington time and proceeding under her own power on the water Navy officials say NC-4 may depart for Ponta del Gada when weather allows while headlines from London report Hawker in the Atlantic dash with uncertainty over his fate and a vigilant Irish and Newfoundland watch persists.
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Washington
United Press
Navy Department
Navy
Ponta del Gada
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Towers
England
Admiral Jackson
Lisbon
Bellinger
Hawker
Sopwith
Ireland
Plate Passing Cents Upheld at Local Meeting
At a town gathering officials reiterated the requirement to pass the collection plate to collect cents for the meeting. The decision aims to fund ongoing community programs and maintain church operations through contributions.
American Chief Reports Safe Arrival of NC-3 Seaplane
The American Chief in charge of three US seaplanes pursuing a transatlantic flight reported the NC-3 missing but now safe. NC-3 has arrived at Horta in the Azores. The NC-1 crew was secured one mile off the Azores after a water landing in a storm.
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Towers
United States
Horta
Azores
Agores
Ruth Garrison Taken to Walla Walla Insane Ward
Ruth Garrison, deemed criminally insane by a jury, was escorted to the Walla Walla penitentiary insane ward Monday morning along with nine other prisoners. The group, including Seattle burglars Albert Fields and Micani Sulit and murder suspect Alfred Johnson, departed from the county jail at 7:20 for the 8:20 train.
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Ruth Garrison
Walla Walla
Grace Storrs
Walla Walla Penitentiary
H. EB. Crosno
Penal Institution
Northern Pacific
Ruth
Seattle
Albert Fields
Micani Sulit
Alfred Johnson
Cowlitz County
Car Pay Bill Up To Council
Passage of the overtime pay ordinance designed to prevent a street car workers strike was expected at city hall Monday afternoon. The ordinances were introduced in a special session Friday and placed on final passage today as union members mark time. A strike referendum vote will be held Tuesday if the council fails to act.
U. S. Aviators Win Praise From British Editorials
London editorial lauds American aviators for crossing from the New World to the Old World calling the Azores Europe’s outposts and congratulates the plucky American sports men on the great achievement.
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U. S
British
London
Azores
Europe
the Express
Military Police Narrative and City Sanitation Talk At Luncheon
Maj. Carroll and Dr. Read are set to address the Transportation Club luncheon in the Railway Exchange building. Carroll will discuss American military police in France and Read will cover Army experiences and city sanitation. Professor Albert K. Marcus will sing at the event.
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Maj. Carroll
J. 4K. Carroll
Neophyte Econicilman
Iiam M. Tead
Transportation Club
Railway Exchence
France
Read
Albert KE. Marcus
Marcus Schoval of Music
Wil
Allied and Austrian peace delegates meet at St Germain ceremony
At St Germain Henry IV pavilion the Allied and Austrian peace delegates exchanged credentials in a two minute ceremony Jules Cambon presided for the allies and Chancellor Renners spoke for Austria The allied nations listed include the United States Great Britain France Italy Belgium China Cuba Greece Nicaragua Panama Tanzania Serbia Siam and Czecho Slovakia Portugal severed diplomatic relations
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ST. Germain
United Press
Henry IV
Jules Cambon
Renners
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
China
Cuba
Greece
Nicaragua
Panama
Tanania
Serbia
Siam
Czecho-Slovakia
Austria
Portugal
Ishii Likely Not Sent Back to U S as Ambassador
Tokyo reports Kikujiro Ishii, ambassador to the United States, is not expected to return to Washington. Crown member Jaron Makino is mentioned as a possible successor, with Foreign Minister Uchida likely to take the post.
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Tokyo
United Press
Kikujiro Ishii
United States
Washington
Jaron Makino
House of Peers
Peace Commission
Ishii
Kokumin
Uchida
Peking
Paris
Teuton Chiefs At Versailles At St Germain
Allied and Austrian delegates were to exchange credentials in the pavillon Henry IV. Courier telegraph and radio systems already operate between here and Vienna. The Austrians oppose a joint conference with the Germans.
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St, Germain
France
United Press
Pavillion
Henry TV
Versailles
Here
Vienna
Irish Request Put Up to Pres. Wilson
Paris May 19 Secretary Lansing submitted to President Wilson the request of Frank H Walsh Edward Dunne and Michael Ryan representatives of Irish societies in America that the British government grant safe conduct to Paris for the Irish peace delegation.
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Paris
Lansing
Wilson
Frank H. Walsh
Edward Dunne
Michael Ryan
America
Russ Reds Declare War on Rumaniangs
London May 19. United Press dispatch from Moscow states that a state of war exists between Russia and Rumania after Rumanians failed to evacuate Besarabia. The wireless message confirms the declaration and ongoing conflict between the two nations.
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London
Bessarabia
Russia
Rumania
Moscow
Gentle Showers Expected Monday Night
Official Weathersmith Sal iesbury forecasts gentle showers Monday night and Tuesday. Nicer Monday morning precedes a brief wet spell with light southerly breezes.
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Saliesbury
Mr. Salisbury
Attorney General Selects Deputies
Frank Davis Jr. of Cleveland was named assistant attorney general by Attorney General Palmer. Charles B. Ames of Oklahoma City was appointed assistant to the attorney general.
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Washington
United Press
Frank Davis, Jr
Cleveland
Palmer
Charles B. Ames
Oklahoma City
British Warships Sunk Red Vessel in Baltic Report
An unconfirmed Helsingfors report claims British warships fought a Baltic battle sinking a Bolshevik vessel and driving another ashore. The report, dated May 19, could not be confirmed.
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Paris
United Press
Helsingfors
Baltic
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Warren
KE. Teesdale
Harry Hawker
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Ting
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LT. Johns
N. F
Harry G. Hawker
Mackenzie
Frederick P. Raynham
Raynham
Charles E. Gordon
Pres. Wilson
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