Warning of Cigaret Famine Ties Coal Strike Talks
A British warning of cigarette shortages appears as miners and mine owners, invited by Premier Lloyd George, prepare for a joint meeting believed to aim at settlement. Officials note costs to taxpayers reach 16 million dollars weekly for defense and unemployment supports amid fuel and supply disruptions, with ships delaying due to fuel shortages.
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Tandon
Lioyd George
Lloyd George
England
Southampton
Atlantic
Inheritance Traits Explain Horatio Nelson Family Links
The article explains dominant and recessive traits and sex linked inheritance. It cites Horatio Nelson as an example, noting piety and duty from his paternal line and ambition from his maternal line, suggesting maternal traits shaped his rise.
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Traite
Athan
Sona
Horatio Nelson
Nelson
Maurice Suckling
Kinaman
William Suckling
Maurice
Royal Navy
Mary Walpole
Robert Walpole
England
Walpoles
Acquittal in Federal Case Over P O Money Orders
Lillian McCamney was acquitted by a federal jury after government suit to recover $90. The case involved an alleged $200 payment to the Everett post office for two money orders totaling $110. Assistant U S attorney Charlotte Kolmitz said a motion for a new trial will be filed.
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Everett
Lillian McCamney
Charlotte Kolmitz
United States Attorney
Death of Mrs. J. P. Miller in Seattle area
Mrs. J P Miller aged 54 of 2626 Woodland Park Ave died Wednesday afternoon from heart trouble. Funeral arrangements not yet made. There is a note about Rerellingham reporting fifteen head of stock in Smith Brothers barn near Lynden.
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J. P. Miller
Woodland Park Ave
Rerellingham
Sifteen
Smith Brothers
Lynden
Pockets Picked as He Sleeps Behind Yealer Hotel
Ernest Dempsey of the Yealer hotel told police he went to sleep fully clothed Wednesday night. A thief lifted $340 from his trousers pocket during the night while he slept. F Gibson, also a hotel guest, reported losing only a pin with eight small diamonds from his suit worn as pajamas.
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Ernest Dempsey
Yealer
F. Gibson
Railway Mail Chief Is Moved to Frisco
Edward MacGrath, superintendent of railway mail service for the 13th district based in Seattle, is transferred to become chief of the Eighth district with headquarters in San Francisco, effective June 1. The Seattle post remains awaiting a successor.
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Frisco
Edward MacGrath
13Th District
Seattle
McGrath
San Francisco
Diamond Lavalliere Stolen From Guest at Union Depot
A visitor, Mrs. R. A. Foisy of New Richmond, arrived by late train to the Union depot and found a diamond lavalliere missing from her handbag. Police were alerted and clues sought.
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R. A. Foisy
New Richmond
Union Depot
Lavalliere
Tacoma Eagles Visit Seattle for 6000th Membership Milestone
Tacoma Aerie No. 3 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles visits Seattle Aerie No. 1 at Seventh Avenue and Pine Street. The Monday evening special meeting honors Seattle Aerie reaching more than 6,000 members.
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Tacoma Eagles
Tacoma Aerie No. 3
Order of Eagles
Seattle Aerie No. 1
Aerie of Eagle
Dom
Seventh Ave
Pine St
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