Harding Near Texas Fishing Spot on Harding Special
President elect Warren G. Harding travels en route to Point Isabel Texas aboard his special train. After 48 hours of travel he nears the Gulf coast while plans for an international conference and Hague tribunal edge into his future administration.
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Harding
Point Isabel
Tex
Warren G. Harding
Texas
Browneville
Laguna de la Madre
Gulf of Mexico
Myteches
Marion
Association of Nations
Wilson
International
Thieves Strike Homes In Patchwork Burglary Ring
Police report multiple burglaries in Seattle area as thieves entered homes on 17th Avenue N and nearby streets. Items stolen include gold beads, a gold pin, a fountain pen, aUS flag shaped nugget, a suit, cash, a razor, a silver pencil, a stickpin, and clothing. Several residents including Mrs. Brand and C. Cawsey reported break-ins during quiet hours.
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C. HM. White
17Th Ave
N. B
United States
H. B. Nelson
Mansantta Hotel
First Ave
Peter Galleet
Yesler
Martine
19Th Ave
N. F
C. Cawsey
Kinnear Place
Frank Bertrand
Walter Puffen
Denny Way
A. J. Stark
23Rd Ave
Lady Forger Foiled by Detective in City Car Ride
On a Saturday visit, a detective tracks Lucy who confesses to forging checks. She offers to pay with canceled notes as the detective takes her to headquarters. The checks are later destroyed and merchants decline prosecution. Lucy continues working nearby.
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Lucy
Herbert
Offica Row
Suspect Shot May Be Bank Robber
C C Johnson was wounded by Park Patrolman F H Stocks in Woodland Park while police pursue links to a bank robbery in Everett. A can of black stove polish found in the auto may identify Johnson as one of two bandits. the stolen Nash auto was traced from Hoquiam and overturned near the park during the chase.
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C. C. Johnson
F. H. Stocks
Woodland Park
Johnson
Everett
Roy Davis
Park Petrol
Hhe Auto
Stocks
W. J. Moore
Davis
Hoquiam
Nash
The Coliseum Heist Ends In A Robbery On First Ave
The Greater Theatres Co. loses 2100 dollars after a bandit orders manager Robertson inside and Cameron to surrender the paper. The thief pockets used theatre tickets and vanishes with money as spectators watch in disbelief. The Coliseum and Liberty theatres were involved in an August 18 robbery with another 515 dollars taken from two employees.
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Greater Theatres Co
Coliseum Theatre
H. C. Robertson
Liberty Theatre
First Ave
Pike St
Robert Cameron
Coliseum
Auto
Robertson
Cameron
Defeat of Carlyon road bill met with resolve
C H Shields, head of the Washington State Good Roads association campaign, says voters recognize the importance of good roads and are willing to pay a small tax despite the measure's defeat.
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C. H. Shields
Washington State Good Roads Association
Rabbi Louwisch Faces Modernism in Poughkeepsie Tension
In a tense scene, Rabbi Louwisch confronts a clash of orthodoxy and modernism as Jewish women discuss a tragedy. He recalls Shewa Levine whose education and lineage outmatched his own and reflects on love, temptation, and the possibility of a teaching job amid New York's pressures.
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Rabbi Lountech
Hoston
Louwlech
Ashe
Heralso
Elena
New York
Shewa
Althout
Louwisch
Poughkeepsie
Friedman
Fire Rips Ship and Wharf in Petaluma Trapping Boy
A blaze destroyed the steamer Gold and its wharf in Petaluma California. Fifteen crew members aboard escaped or were endangered as a missing meat boy, last seen urging sleepers to awaken, was believed drowned or trapped. Two explosions spread flames to a warehouse and eight freight cars, with damages totaling about a quarter million dollars.
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Petaluma
Cal
Harris G. Pel
San Francisco
Santa Rosa
Logger Killed in Enumclaw Auto Crash
Beattie authorities investigated a Sunday afternoon crash near Enumclaw in which Fritz Larson a logger was instantly killed. Alvin Davis driver of the striking car said Larson jumped into danger to avoid another auto and Davis is being held. Beginning Wednesday a collection of rare Japanese art prints will be on display in the galleries of the Seattle Fine Arts Society.
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Beattie
Fritz Larson
Enumclaw
Larson
Alvin Davia
Davis
James D. Davis
Tacoma
Ozark
Seattle Fine Arts Society
The
Cabibildes
Downstairs Store Offers Bulk Linens and Blankets Deals
Seventy five lines of listings announce bulk linens including 170 sheets priced at 1.75 and 1.90, 116 by 81 by 90 inch sheets at 1.65, 64 by 81 by 99 inch sheets at 1.85, Turkish bath towels 22 by 42 inches at 48 cents, 30 plaid blankets at 4.95, fleece cotton blankets 66 by 80 inches at 4.95, 600 barber towels 10 cents, plus silk blouse selections noted for heavy quality and smart styling.
Japanese Exemption Treaty Discussed At State Dept
Washington reports a potential treaty to exempt Japanese from American laws discriminatory to Asians. It would grant Japan a land rights concession and modify the gentlemen's agreement, with negotiations led by Roland Morris and Shidehara. No drafting has begun and no formal proposal sent to Japan.
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Washington
State Department
California
Roland 8. Morrin
Tokyo
Shidehara
United States
Japan
Wilson
Colby
Webb
Senate
Preacher in Vancouver Faces Pulpit Clash Over Doctrine
Dr. Henry F. Cope of Chicago preached at First Baptist Vancouver. Pastor Dr. Gabriel McGuire apologized that evening after a dispute over doctrine, saying he felt like kicking the visiting preacher out of the pulpit. He pledged to apologize to the congregation for permitting a Chicago-credentialed minister to preach.
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Vancouver
Rb.c
Henry F. Cope
Chicago
First Baptist
Gabriel McGuire
Cope
McGuire
Japanese Exclusion League Skepticism on Treaty Ratification
In Portland Oregon Right Rev Adelhelm Odermatt O B died as the Japanese exclusion debate continues. The Japanese in negotiations are seen as asking more than they expect, while Secretary Colby’s stance is described as friendly to California views and likely Senate ratification would be unlikely.
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Colby
Calfornia
Chamber
Senate
German Reds Rambunctious at Berlin Demonstration
In Berlin 3000 communists rallied in Lustgarten with fiery speeches and chants. They urged factory seizures and debt cancellation while praising the Soviet and condemning capitalism as police guarded government buildings. The parade diverted into side streets without incident.
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Carl D. Groat
Berlin
Lustgarten
Army Officers to Wear Forest Green Cuff Braid
Enlisted men who were officers in the war will wear a forest green cuff braid marking their status. The regulation specifies a distinct insignia to denote former officers in service.
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United States Army
Treaty plan on Japanese exemption face state department doubt
Sacramento observers Debe and Chambers chairing a committee say the proposed treaty shielding Japanese from discrimination will not be taken seriously by the State Department. They warn the plan may not be carried through and question its practicality.
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Sacramento
Cal
State Department
Debe & Chambers
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