Medera tion of German speaking society reelects accused man
At Portland two day session of the Medera tion of German speaking Roman Catholic societies thirteen resolutions were adopted by the group. They reelected Joseph Woerndia who faces U S government action for alleged wartime activities as president. The body urged stopping French policy abuses and backing peace with the central powers while criticizing the Portland school board for discrimination and alleged religious intolerance. A plea to Attorney General Daugherty to dismiss the case against Woerndle was urged as the government seeks to cancel his citizenship on fraud claims.
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Portland
Joseph Woerndia
United States
Ite
Oregon
Germany
Rhine
Central
Joseph Woerndi
Daugherty
Woerndle
Hana Boehm
Fpy
Mountaineers Plan Glacier Park Outing and Local Events
Readers learn of a Glacier Park excursion by Mountaineers and various local happenings. Highlights include the Rose Day sale at the House of Good Shepherd set for June 4, Trinity Parish Episcopal Church 60th anniversary, and a public tryout for The Wayfarer at the University of Washington stadium.
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Glacier Park
Lake Chelan
House of Good Shepherd
Trinity Parish Episcopal Church
Sheriffs Asked to Aid in Rum Runner Crackdown
Anticipating rum runners may exploit a 40 day layoff of dry agents Donald A. McDonald state prohibition director sent a letter to sheriffs requesting utmost cooperation in managing the situation during the period He warns of increased illicit trafficking and urges coordinated enforcement efforts across counties.
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Donald A. McDonald
Prohibition
Weight Limit Adopted for Jugoslavia Mail
A 22 pound weight limit applies to all regular and registered packages to Jugoslavia at 12 cents per pound. Tobacco is now prohibited in Jugoslavia mail, per George E Williams superintendent of mails.
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Jugoslavia
George E. Williams
One-Armed Man Hired as Williamstown Police Chief
Williamstown New Jersey May reports the Monroe township committee hires a one armed man as police officer after Marshal Stout resigns. Stout says he was kidnapped by two men and a woman who chloroformed him, drove him away, and dumped him in a swamp two miles from town. He woke without gun or money but kept his badge and returned it. The new marshal is John Brown who says he cannot fear kidnappers.
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Pir Tree
U. of W
Rainier
Noble Post
American Legion
Armory
C A. C
Don Marche
Lake Union
Queen City Yacht Club
A. J. Weathoff
27Th Ave
Moone Lodge
Baptista of Northwest
Beattie
Wayfarer
Washington Mills
Loyal Legion of
H. Johnson
Miss Ida
Seattle Civil Service Commission
Rooma
C. A. Bevane
Pacific
Vicksburg
RH. Ball
Ninth Ave
Nippon Kan
Washington St
Maynard Ave
Washington
Investment Bankers’ Association
Pacific Northwest
Aapociaton
L. H. Darwin
Flaheries
John B. Burnham
New York
Seattle
Siberia
Burnham
American Game Protective Association
Williamstown
N. J
Monroe
Marshal Stout
Stout
Jom’ Brown
State Women’s Clubs to Convene in Tacoma
An attractive program for the annual convention of the State Federation of Women’s clubs at the First Methodist Church in Tacoma is being completed by officers and committee chairmen.
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State Federation of Women's Club
First Methodist Church
Tacoma
Community Cheat Fund Organized in Chamber Assembly
The organization of a community cheat fund was formed at 11 a.m. Monday in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room. The fund aims to concentrate all drives for money into one annual campaign run by community leaders.
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Chamber of Commerce
Croatian picture bride returns to avoid arranged marriage
Ruzica Komovic, a Croatian picture bride, rejected her fiancé after a photo failed to match his appearance upon arrival in New York. She faces deportation rather than marry the miner, citing a preference for genteel surroundings.
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New York
Ruzica Komovic
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Mark
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Second Ave
Pine
Tacoma L. Schoenfeld & Sons
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