Missing Kilian Sighting Spurs Seattle Search
Mrs. Martinsen and her husband in Seattle were convinced a shrub seller matching Kilian’s description visited their door a week ago. They alerted the Kilian family and joined a neighborhood search for clues as police reexamine the missing man case from Birmingham Washington.
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M. F. W. Kittan
Broadway
Birmingham
Wash
M. H. Martinson
Ww. Martinsen
Lan
Star
Kilian
Killan
Martinsen
Ible
Martingen
Ranch
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Queen Anne
Bank Teller Admits Theft in Ottawa Robbery
Edward Carey, 21, a teller at the National Bank of Ottawa, acknowledged engineering the robbery that netted about $45,000. Carey surrendered four miles south of Ottawa after the Wednesday heist, county authorities reported.
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Ottawa
Edward Carey
National Bank of Ottawa
Million Girls Are After British Men
London reports Dr Leonard a British physician and sociology student says more than one million women in England expect no marriage and lower themselves to attract men. He claims bizarre colors cut dresses transparent stockings and short skirts reflect intensified struggle to be sexually attractive. He notes the war reduced the pool of marriageable males.
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London
Leonard
Stu
England
Royalty to Wed Girl of Low Estate in Local Romance
In Stowe the master of Kinloss and Mina B. Jackman, daughter of a village blacksmith, plan a June wedding. The match bridges class boundaries as Lady Kinions approves of the match despite noble lineage. The groom is 23 and the couple have known each other many years.
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London
Stowe
Kinloss
Buckr
Chandoe
Mina B. Jackman
Blackermith
Lady Kinions
This Man Sure Has Found Way to Enjoy Life
In Portromt Michigan on November 12 Postmaster Nagel orders all female postal workers on duty to wear gray chambray aprons starting December 1 He says the change will curb rivalry boost efficiency and protect morals A mass meeting will be held likely Saturday for a protest by the women workers
War Zone Tourists See Paris Instead
Paris observes American tourists losing interest in battlefields as they chase the city’s nightlife. The “Fubber-neck” wagon, once used to ferry sightseers to the front, now carries crowds to race tracks.
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Paris
Paria
Stolen Big Stick Trophy Hits U of W in Gloom
The Big Stick treasured trophy of the University of Washington was stolen, with the Oregon Agricultural College beaver emblem also missing. Oregon and Washington face their annual football game in Eugene on Saturday.
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University of Oregon
Oregon
Washington
Eugene
New York Bankers Swap Luncheon for Walks
New York bankers and brokers abandon the traditional luncheon. They skip heavy meals to eat a light fare, then take a walk, cutting meals and costs while staying active during the midday break.
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New York
Mrs. Asquith Plans Washington Visit With Daughter
London dispatch reports Mrs. Asquith will travel to Washington to spend time with her daughter, Princess Bibesco, whose husband is the British ambassador. She will not undertake a lecture tour.
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London
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