United States May Join League of Nations Say Delegates
Geneva dispatch reports that League of Nations delegates largely favor bringing the United States into the League on terms it sets. They warn that European powers seek U S inclusion to influence American wealth and power, while expressing bitterness over potential U S entry on restrictive terms.
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Steals to Get Cash for His Sick Wife Pleads Guilty
A man pleads guilty to first degree theft as he sought money for his sick wife. The court imposes a suspended sentence under Judge J. T. Ronald after considering clemency recommendations from Prosecuting Attorney J. A. The defendant previously served in the army and stole $151 to cover medical needs.
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Shriners Initiate 100 Tonight in Westminster Temple
One hundred novices are to be initiated in a Shriners ceremonial at the Myatic temple in Westminster. Supper will follow the ceremony with Mrs Violet Mary Geraldine among those attending.
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Germany Defends War Conduct in Open Letter
Berlin reports Bernard Dernburg says Germany bears no intent to seek forgiveness for wartime actions. He defends sinking of the Lusitania as no worse than Allied acts and urges a justice minded review of the treaty within the League of Nations framework. Dernburg criticizes offensive statements and calls for balanced inquiry.
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Man accused of driving wife and children from home at gunpoint
Irene Collina accuses James Collinge of forcing her and two children from 1418 Boylston Ave with a revolver Tuesday night. He will answer twice in separate cases: a criminal court and proceedings initiated by a bleate Friday. He is already bound to refrain from threatening his wife.
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Amherst Grads Banquet Celebrates Centennial
Amherst alumni gather for a Rainier club dinner to mark the college centennial with Lord Geoffrey Amherst honored. Similar worldwide alumni events are planned at the same hour.
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Wife Seeks Husband's Cash in Divorce Bid
Attorney C. T. Paul fought to stop a divorce suit filed by Marian McClaskey against her husband William. He claimed the case was dropped to keep Mia McClaskey from pursuing a portion of money, amid a telegram hinting at a few thousand dollars.
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Insurance Without Examination For Soldiers Reinstatement
Local headquarters announces conditions for insurance reinstatement for discharged soldiers. Some may reinstate before January 1 without a medical exam, while others require reexamination. Details available at 6115 Arcade building.
Dentists Entangled in Charges Faced Dismissal and Fine
Deputy prosecutors say grand larceny charges against P J L Austin a dentist have been dropped after a hearing before Justice O W Brinker. Austin will be tried in superior court for alleged stock misrepresentation. Ed Edwards was fined 60 dollars for practicing dentistry without a license and told to leave town by Judge J T Ronald.
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Cure Your Rupture Like I Cured Mine
An elderly sea captain recounts his double rupture overcoming doctors warnings to operate. He claims a personal, home remedy cured him without surgery, offering a free book and medicine prepaid to rupture sufferers who mail in.
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Loganberry Talk by James Fullerston in Kirkland
James Fullerston of Port Townsend delivered the address "The Loganberry as the Solution of the Logged-off Land Problem" at Kirkland at 2 p m Saturday. The talk highlighted Loganberries as a proposed remedy for land issues in the region.
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