U S Launches Giant Warship West Virginia at Norfolk
The report notes the launch of the battleship West Virginia at Newport News Virginia with optimism about a growing American naval program. It compares the vessel to contemporary giants Akagi and other ships as Washington considers naval strength amid global powers.
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News
West Virginia
Natron
Japan
Akagi
Washington
Representa
America
Constellation
Ranger
Plenipotentiaries Present Hughes Proposal Amendment
Delegates quickly accepted Hughes suggestion as an amendment to the port program after it was formally presented to the conference. The text notes the increased ratio for the Japanese margin as part of the delegation's formal action.
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Hughes
Port Hughes
Japanese position on Far East policy outlined at conference
November 19 reports that Japan set its stance on Chinese Eastern questions during the Far East conference. Admiral Baron Kato spoke for the Japanese delegation, stating the position as a response to Chinese proposals and indicating agreement with some points while opposing others. The address was not a direct reply to Chinese demands but a formal statement of policy.
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Japan
Far ‘East
Admiral Baron
Delega
Baron Kato
China
Kato
Far East
America
England
Pacific
The Adventures of the Twins Begin on Page 11
Nancy and Nick, known as The Twins, invite young readers to dreamlike voyages guided by the Fairy Queen. A daily chapter starts today on Page 11 in The Star, promising marvelous adventures for every child.
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Nick
Twins
Star
Bouck Expelled From National Grange as Washington Master
William Bouck former Washington State grange master along with four associates was expelled from Grange membership by a viva voce vote at the National Grange 55th annual convention in Portland. Bouck denounced the action as unjust and signaled organizing progressives in Washington to oppose the national body. Also noted are references to Japan’s China policy and a separate armed robbery at a bank where two masked men stole about $250 and a $31.17 check.
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Portland
William Bouck
Washington State
Washington
Avenue
Bouck
C. R. Cottrell
M. A. Hamilton
J. B. Wrage
R. A. Briggs
Grange
National Grange
Rail collision in Salt Lake City kills three
In Salt Lake City a crash between trains on the Salt Lake and Utah rail road left three dead and 23 injured. The deceased are Earl H. Gentie assistant trainmaster W A Hollien electrician and Harry J. Cramer motorman.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Utah
Earl H. Gentie
W. A. Hollien
Harry J. Cramer
Suffering of the Poor Spurs Seattle Fund Drive
A Seattle business leader contemplates poverty while the city funds effort to ease misery. Early donations surge as locals answer the call with warmth outdoors contrasting their comfortable offices and a generous old lady gives a large Christmas fund check.
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Seattle
Thanksgiving Baskets for Local Veterans Event
Thanksgiving baskets will be sent to Spanish American War veterans unable to attend the 20th annual gathering. The event Thursday afternoon at Roosevelt Hall will feature Camp Commander H A Bremer as toastmaster.
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Roosevelt Hall
H. A. Bremer
Three Die in Missouri Farmhouse Cyclone
Poplar Bluff Missouri reports a cyclone struck a farm home five miles east of town at dawn killing Mrs George Chaffin 40, her son Cane 18 and daughter Mollie 12. The victims were identified in a farmstead tragedy.
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Poplar Bluff
Here
George Chaffin
Cane
Mollie
Auburn man freed in liquor case linked to gun arrest
Frank Wooster of Auburn, freed of liquor charges by a justice court jury, was arrested Friday on carrying concealed weapons charges. Bail was set at $500.
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Frank Wooster
Auburn
Justice Court
German Ambassador Reaches New York
Germany's first postwar diplomat to arrive in the United States Baron Edmund Von Theigmann boarded the Helligoland liner to assume acting German ambassador duties in New York City.
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New York
Germany
United States
Baron Edmund von Theigmann
Helligolav
Funeral services for James J. Magnuson
Funeral services for James J. Magnuson age 39 will be held Sunday at 1 p m at the Bonney Walson mortuary following his death at his sister Mrs A B Wek hart home Friday in local rites conducted by the family.
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James J. Magnuson
A. B. Wekhart
Bonney-Walson Mortuary
STOP PARADE STARTS ON PAGE ONE
We are told the speakers vow not to abandon the procession and plan to resume later. They evoke memories of last year's snowball incident and hope to gain public support and a parade permit. The tone mixes reluctance with a charitable, playful resolve.
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Page One
Snowy Roads Cause Multiple Injuries In City
A motorist named C A Eblasnon struck a telephone pole on EB Marginal Way and 8 Dan non due to dim vision from snow. A high tension line fell after the snowfall at Broadway and Olive. Mrs Jennie Smith Tyler and Mrs Agnes Caldwell were struck by skidding autos but not seriously injured.
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C. A. Eblasnon
New Minister
B. C
Dannon
Broadway
Olive
Jennie Smith Tyler
Meridian Ave
Agnes Caldwell
John
Eastern Star Building Fund Sale in Fraternal Hall
The Amethyst Chapter No. 38 Eastern Star offers dolls toys needlework and household articles to raise funds for a Masonic temple at 24th Ave 8 and Jackson. Proceeds support building the temple as the sale continues at Fraternal Hall 2609 Jackson Street.
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Ladies of the Eastern Star
Amethyst
Jackson St
24Th Ave
Jackson
Apartment House Owner Bound Over
C. J. Talcott, proprietor of the Talcott apartments, was bound over to the federal grand jury by U S Commissioner R W McClelland on charges of illegal morphine sale.
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C. J. Talcott
Talcott Apartments
Federal Grand Jury
United States
R. W. McClelland
Automobilist Cleared in Death of G W Hendricks
Coroner's jury rules the death of 62 year old G W Hendricks caused by an unavoidable accident. The auto was driven by Harry P Wilkins and the incident occurred Friday after Wednesday night events.
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G. W. Hendricks
Harry P. Wilkins
Officials Wary About Gardner Trial in Phoenix
The United States District Attorney plans to convene a grand jury to bring new charges against Roy Gardner after his threats of another jail break. Gardner faced possible transfer to Leavenworth and could be tried in Phoenix or Tucson for a Santa Fe mail train robbery, with a $5,000 reward to Herman Inderlied and prior sentences totaling about 75 years. Judge C. A. Davis will represent him.
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Ariz
Roy Gardner
United States
Flynn
Gardner
Leavenworth
Kaw
Joseph F. Dillon
Hays
Herman Inderiied
Santa Fe
Tucson
C. A. Davis
Two Chinese Held in White Man's Death in Portland
Harry Chin and Lim Kee, Chinese, are jailed in Portland charged with murdering John Stevens a white Boise Idaho waiter. The two men said to belong to Suey Sing tong engaged in a street brawl with a Hop Bing tong member when Stevens intervened and Chin opened fire. Chin is described as a dangerous gunman.
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Portland
Harry Chin
Lim Kee
John Stevens
Boise
Idaho
Chin
Hop Bing Tong
Stevens
Mrs Ritz87 Fruit Prize Winner Highlighted by Star
Washington's oldest commercial fruit grower, Mrs. Philip Ritz, 87, will visit The Star next week to view results of the Pacific Northwest Fruit exposition. She arrived in 1862 with her husband from Corvallis Ore. and helped establish the Columbia River Valley nursery.
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Washington
Philip Ritz
Walla Wala
Star
Bellet
Northwest
Kits
Rita
C. EB. Becht
Shrine Potentate in Seattle En Route to San Francisco
Ernest A. Cutts of Savannah Georgia leads the Imperial Potentate party of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine through Seattle on Saturday en route to San Francisco. They plan hotel arrangements for the Imperial Council session June 13 to 15, 1922, and will be received at the Metropolitan Theatre with a visit to the Nile Temple that evening.
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Imperial Potentate
Mystic Shrine
Seattle
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Imperial Council Seasion
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Nile Temple
Two Held After Attack on Girl in Alley
Detectives arrested George Riley and William R. Codin, both 18, at Yale avenue and Harrison street after an attack on a 13 year old girl, daughter of Mrs. A. Sanders of 507 Pontius Place. Riley allegedly confessed and implicated Codin.
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Pontius Place
Republican St
Tom Hagen
Sam Simonson
George Riley
William R. Codin
Yale Ave
Harrison
Riley
Codin
Boy Freed in Death Case Near Chehalis
Herbert Coleman now seven is declared blameless in the shooting of 9 year old Lynn Peters at Randle. Judge W A Reynolds handed down the decision after a probation officer report said Lynn entered the Coleman home to see a gun and goaded Herbert and two other boys to shoot.
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Chehalis
Herbert Coleman
W. A. Reynolds
Randle
Herbert
Lynn Peters
Amanda Williams
Peters
Mob shoots and burns detainee in Helena incident
In Helena Arkansas on Friday a mob took Will Turner from the sheriff on the way to Mariana after he was accused of attacking a white woman. Turner was shot dead and his body was brought back to the city park and burned.
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Helena
Ark
Will Turner
Turner
Mariana
Arbuckle Smiles On Way Out As Trial Progresses
In San Francisco on November 19 Roscoe Arbuckle shows a lighter demeanor during the manslaughter case tied to Virginia Rappe. Court observers note a shift in his behavior as testimony proceeds with Grace Halstead and Dr. Arthur Beardslee among those expected to testify about the night in question.
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Ban Francisco
Roscoe Carbuckie
Virginia Rappe
Fatty
Siena
Grace Halstead
Arthur Beardslee
Ginta Rappe
Arbuckle
Protests Over Red Cross Nurse Capes Circulate in Seattle
Petitions circulating in Seattle urge Congress to rebuke the surgeon general for ordering Red Cross nurses to surrender their capes and buy department issued capes. They claim the capes are priceless for service, while the health service capes are worth four times their value and should be returned or provided at no cost.
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Public Health Service
Red Crosse
Red Cross
Seattle
Congress
Alo
Former Sea Off ta Get Quartermaster Sergeant Plans Zealand Inheritance
Former Sea Officer ta Get Quartermaster Sergeant left Seatude Friday for Zealand to receive a large inheritance left by his father. Massey has served since 1913 and has seen service in many lands.
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Zealand
Massey
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