De Valera Defends Irish Self Determination at Arena
Ramon De Valera addressed a full arena urging U S recognition of an independent Ireland. He compared Ireland’s bid to the American Revolution, argued self government by the Irish for the Irish, and cited election support as majority rule. Other speakers included Dudley G. Wooten and J C Munday. Harmon chaired. Valera departed for Portland next morning.
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Central Labor Council
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American Newspaper Publishers Back Effort to Limit Paper Size
The American Newspaper Publishers Association endorsed limiting newspaper size and boosting advertising and subscription rates. At a recent convention Franklin P. Glass noted production costs rose about ten percent over the past year due to newsprint shortages.
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Tacoma Woman Collapses in Spokane Post Office
Mrs. H. W. Bradley, 24, of Tacoma, is under observation at the city hospital after collapsing in the Postal Telegraph office. Emergency staff believe she attempted death by her own action, though she denies the claim and cites a history of similar attacks since childhood.
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H. W., Bradley
Tacoma
Argentine Coal Discovery More Expensive Than Estimates
An estimate places coal found in Argentina costing about 10 dollars per ton at Ban Antonis, signaling higher-than-expected mining economics and potential impact on fuel markets.
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Wets Hope Federal Ruling on Prohibition Sale
Chicago wets expect authorization for selling their goods from Federal Judges Carpenter and Fitzhenry on an en banc hearing. The case, led by Levy Mayer for the wets, challenges the Volstead Act as unconstitutional. Favorable precedents in Providence and Louisville fuel optimism. Only one native wild goose breed thrives in captivity, the Canada goose.
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Carpenter and Fitzhenry
Levy Mayer
Weta
Providence
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Louisville
Mail Christmas Gifts to India Today
Postmaster Battle says the deadline for Christmas mail to India and South Africa is November 15. Gifts destined for the Philippine islands, Shanghai, China, must be in the post office by November 27.
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South Africa
Battle
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Shanghai
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Funeral of Mrs Hudson Held at Bonney Watson Chapel
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary BE Hudson aged 76 who died Wednesday at her home 4737 19th Ave will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at the Bonney Watson chapel.
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18Th Ave
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Mary BE. Hudson
19Th Ave
Bonney. Watson Chapel
Harold Preston Improves After Operation in Seattle
Seattle attorney Harold Preston is in good condition and recovering after an operation reported Thursday. Hospital officials note his status as improving and stable as he begins convalescence.
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Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage remedy claims to break a cold in hours with two to three doses of Pape's Cold Compound. It supposedly clears nasal passages, stops a runny nose, relieves headache and feverishness, and costs only a few cents at drug stores. The formulation is urged as fast acting and quinine free.
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Belgian Ruler Touches Down in Brussels After US Trip
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrived in Brussels shortly before noon to complete their American visit. They were greeted by the burgomaster and city officials and escorted to the palace, while Prince Leopold left the royal train at Versailles to return to Eton.
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Kotalko Hair Ointment Promises New Growth
An advertisement touts Kotalko as a hair ointment containing bear oil and exclusive ingredients. It claims success against baldness dandruff and hair loss where other treatments fail and offers a $300 guarantee. Readers can obtain a testing package by sending 10 cents to John Hart Brittain in New York.
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Ackage
John Hart Brittain
New York City
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