Americans in China Interest in US and Canada Trade
Y. Chen editor of The New Republic Chinese newspaper in Victoria British Columbia announced in Victoria that the nationalist party seeks involvement from Americans and Canadians in developing industry in China. He formerly served as private secretary to Dr Bun Yat Sin and is now general secretary of the nationalist party in Canada. He arrived in Canada five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Chen
New Republic
Victoria
B. C
Chinese Nationalist Party
Vancouver
Nationalist Party
United States
Canada
Slippery Pavement Hurts Four At City Hospital
Slippery pavements caused injuries to four people at a city hospital visit. Marie Reed, 12, fractured her arm on Highland Park grounds. W. Dobbelie, 42, and DPD L Hoffman, 28, bruised after falls from ladders and scaffolding on Second Ave and Spring St. Neal Miles, 23, sustained bruises from a fall at Second Ave and Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hospital
Marie Reed
12Th Ave. S. W
Highland Dark School
W. Dobbelie
28Th Ave
N. W
DPD
L. Hoffman
Warren Ave
Second Ave
Spring St
Neal Miles
Foster
Union
Divorce Decree Granted Over Jurisdiction Dispute
The exchange involves Mabel Lee telling her husband Michael to go to the devil for divorce while Judge Joseph W. Sessions notes the case is out of his jurisdiction yet still grants a decree on the strength of the existing claim. No further witnesses are required.
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Mabel Lee
Michael
Joseph W. Sessions
Liberty Bonds Stolen From Mail Pouch at Toppenish
Thieves escaped with a locked mail pouch containing 700 dollars in Liberty bonds and about 5000 dollars in county salary warrants for a Toppenish teacher after a raid at Toppenish station Tuesday. A bag with several thousand dollars in currency from a local bank was left untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Chinese Boy Missing After Railroad Tunnel Sighting
Chin Lung, 10, who ran away from his father for the second time, vanished after police lost track Thursday afternoon. He dodged from Fourth Ave and Washington St and was believed to have hid in a railroad tunnel where traffic paused for an hour before he was not found. A later report placed Taebeacon up the bank near the tunnel’s south mouth.
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Chin Lung
Fourth Ave
Washington St
Taebeacon
Frustrated Attempt to Rob S P Train In Sacramento
Sacramento police halted two men found aboard the Southern Pacific No 10 mail train early the morning in city limits. The San Francisco to Ogden express carried the bulk of the East mail and no registered items were reported missing per Southern Pacific officials.
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Sacramento
Malear
Southern Pacific
Thorning
San Francisco
San
5212 Bodies of U S Soldiers Returned
The transport Wheaton arrived in New York with the largest single-ship return of American soldiers, 6 212 bodies, representing every state and overseas division and every French cemetery except Romaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wheaton
Union
France
Romaine
Beacon Hill Groups Push Car Extension Plan
Beacon Hill residents from the South Beacon Hill Improvement Club and the Beacon Ave Car Extension Club urged the city council on Wednesday night to extend streetcar service along Beacon Avenue to 37th Avenue South.
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Beacon Hill Folk Ask
Beacon Ave
37Th Ave. S
South Beacon Hill
Indict Ex-Governor on Peonage Charge in Florida
Syd ney J. Catts former governor of Florida was indicted by a federal grand jury on peonage charges. The indictment says he pardoned two black convicts and compelled them to work on a West Florida farm. He had recently been indicted for accepting a $700 bribe to pardon a murderer.
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Pensacola
Fla
Sydney J. Catts
Morida
Catts
Florida
Spirit Baby Dies by Strangulation Verdict
Debeque Colorado report states a coroner's jury ruled the Mayer infant died by strangulation. Neighbors found the child exhumed from the Mayer yard after the parents claimed immaculate conception and a message from the great beyond. The baby, born May 4, died May 17 of natural causes per the father, with no arrests and ongoing police investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debeque
Colo
Robert Mayer
Mayer
Siberia City Omsk Falls to Revolutionists
Reports from Helsingfors say the Siberian city of Omsk has fallen to an army of 40,000 Russian revolutionists led by Gen. Rusolvy. The force is reported marching toward Tomsk as authorities confirm the seizure.
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Helsingfors
Siberian
Omsk
Rusolvy
Tomsk
Japan Considers Leaving Siberia in Talks With China
Tokyo May 19 Japan has decided to negotiate with China on withdrawing troops from Siberia and resuming trade relations the Asahi reported today. The so called colonial conference of Asiatic officials and the cabinet reportedly favors a milder Korea policy while closely watching Korean activity in Manchuria and South Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Siberia
Henry W. Kinney
Tokyo
China
Asahi
Manchuria
Three Bank Robbers Captured After Car Tumble
CHICAGO May 19 Three bank robbers fleeing the Division State bank held up today were captured when their auto overturned. One bandit was wounded by police fire. a fourth robber escaped. Detective Sergeant William Truesell chased them, wounded William Dunigan, and captured two suspects. Loot found in the overturned car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Division State Bank
William Truesell
Russell
Runsell
William Dunigan
Harding names Third Assistant Postmaster General
President Harding announces Irving Glover of New Jersey as third assistant postmaster general and appoints John Edwards of Mitchell Indiana as solicitor of the post office department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. Irving Glover
New Jersey
Feneral
Harding
John Edwards
Mitchell
Ind
Post Office Department
Orthopedic Benefit Concert by Temple Chorus
The annual spring concert by the Temple chorus at the First M. I. church featured contralto Agnes Nielsen Skartvedt. Proceeds fund a bed at the Children s Orthopedic Hospital, aiding the largest Protestant choir in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Nielsen Skartvedt
Temple Chorus
M. I
Temple Chorvom
America
Spalding Baseball Library Donated To New York Library
The world’s largest baseball library gathered by A. G. Spalding has been given to the New York public library. The gift was made by Mrs. Elizabeth Spalding of San Diego widow of the late sporting goods manufacturer. The notice also states osteopaths may qualify as optometrists without a separate exam per an attorney general ruling.
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Ban Diego
Cal
A. G. Spalding
New York Public Library
Elizabeth Spalding
San Diego
Rival Orchestras at Benefit Show
Competing orchestras will perform at a benefit concert at the Army temple on Sixth Ave and St. Musiclang, the Swedish Lutheran at Green Lake, and the Salvation Temple orchestra will be the main performers. The Temple verband also will entertain and a special service for unemployed men is set for 9 a.m. Sunday.
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Army Temple
Sixth Ave
Musiclang
Ed Green Lake
Salvation Temple Orchestra
Nous
Temple
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Tacoma
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