Central Auto Stage Terminal Nears June 15 Opening
A new Central Auto Stage Terminal will open around June 15 as a union depot for about 100 stages on 30 lines. The Terminal building, leased for 20 years by a operators and owners group, will include a waiting room public market and stores with a Rainier-O Grand hotel entrance planned. The project is led by Mrs. William Anna Loring through Cowley Investment Company in the New York block Seattle.
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They Know How Hard They Worked They Know How Hard They Worked
Chicago report notes that France turned over about 8,900,000 acres of soil for trenches with 1,250,000 acres cleared for agriculture in a postwar reconstruction appeal. The piece highlights effort by both sides in the context of relief.
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Bride Should Not Weep at Wedding in London
London report notes Rev W B Boole urging guardians to oppose underage marriages by attending the church and saying I forbid the banns. He quips that no bride should cry on her wedding day, though the vicar may if moved.
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Costly Slipper for His Size 12 Foot
In New York on May 20 John Donovan a seaman with a size 13 foot bought a sight unseen item for 1850 dollars at the annual auction of effects of seamen who died at sea or deserted their craft. The trunk held only a single Chinese slipper.
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Canadian republicanism urged by Ottawa legal mind
John Ewart of Ottawa, a noted lawyer and author of the Kingdom Papers, argues that Canada should consider republican nationhood. He stresses equality within the empire and notes the pending imperial conference and a June military conference may influence Canada’s constitutional path.
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Old Oak Fell In Vandal Act Near Washington Treaties Site
In White Plains New York police search for a vandal who cut down the famous old oak once used for a treaty with the Indians and where George Washington reportedly lodged while en route to headquarters. The Daughters of the American Revolution request investigation.
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Pencil Costs Four Gurkha Policemen Their Lives
In Calcutta on May 20 four Gurkha policemen were killed after a quarrel with a Mohammedan hawker over the price of a pencil. Two thousand mill hands joined the clash, and the Gurkhas were badly beaten.
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Honeymoon Hikers Start Long Journey to York Pa
Mr and Mrs F M Richards dubbed the honeymoon hikers travel toward York Pennsylvania aiming to reach by August next year Their spring honeymoon spanned a Denver to Los Angeles trek with much walking done at night Richards is a World War veteran.
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Turkish women gain public roles in post war era
Turkish women who once faced street bans now work as hospital nurses shop girls waitresses and telephone operators. The piece notes they no longer wear veils and mentions a Husky coffee advertisement with prices.
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