Yanks Return from German Prison in London Arrival
Eight doughboys repatriated after seven months in German camps arrive in London in British uniforms from Rotterdam. Seven of them belong to the 102nd Infantry. most were among 180 captured at Leigepry on April 20 in a 2,200-strong German assault. They recount harsh march, wounds, and better treatment than other POWs.
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London
Rotterdam
102Nd Infantry
Leideprey
America
Conflans
Darmstad
Chinese Foreign Minister Named Envoy to Peace Conference
Lu Cheng He is named envoy extraordinary of China to the peace conference. Chinese ministers to European countries will act as deputies.
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Lu Cheng HS
China
Seattle ministerial meeting to discuss simultaneous Evangelium
The Seattle Ministerial Federation will meet Monday at Plymouth Congregational Church at 10 30 a m. Dr M A Matthews will speak on simultaneous Evangelium shaping the discussion and implications for local churches.
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Seattle
Nation joins coast in Macy award protest
Secretary Bert Swain of the Seattle Metal Trades council announces that workers nationwide will likely join Pacific Coast protests against the Macy wage award for shipbuilding. James A. Taylor reports that the International unions are dissatisfied and will appeal, with Pacific Coast delegates meeting officials and planning to present their case to the board of appeals. Notices go to Everett Olympia and Bellingham councils.
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Bert Swain
Seattle Metal Trades Council
Aoard
Pacific Coast
Macy
Swain
Newport News
James A. Taylor
Board of Appeals
International Metal Trades Unions
Taylor
Everett
Olympia
Bellingham
Booze Ship Men Remain in Jail as Whisky Discovery Grows
Captain IL Marwon and 16 crew members of the IF. 8 Loop remain jailed after 60 of 1300 cases of whisky found on arrival from California. The S. B. Loop Lumber Co of San Francisco, owner, exonerated from whisky shipment charges. new skipper en route to Seattle from San Francisco. Reed amendment violations filed in district court by U. S. District Attorney Robert C. Saunders.
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IL. Marwon
Seattle
San Francisco
California
Loop Lumber Company
U. S
Robert C. Saunders
Rent Cuts by 26-Case Hearings at Fleet Corporation Board
Twenty six tenants won substantial rent reductions at a Friday meeting of the fair rentals commission of the emergency fleet corporation in the Securities Building. In 15 cases compromises were reached with landlords allowed limited increases. The commission visited all disputed premises. two rents were set higher than owners requested. Several rehearing petitions were denied and some tenants were ordered to vacate.
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Fair Rentals Commission
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Securities
Tom Slattery Ordered Back To Cell In Oregon
Olympia reports Tom Slattery formerly of Seattle must serve five to twenty years for highway robbery after parole in 1917. Governor signs requisition papers. Slattery tried to enlist but was rejected as unfit. He allegedly posed as a returned Canadian soldier to obtain funds in Oregon.
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Olympia
Tom Slattery
Seattle
Slattery
Waa
Oregon
Cook Job Denial in King County Jail Case
Emil Hill a former railroad chef was sentenced to four months and a $500 fine by Judge J Neterer for transporting liquor into dry territory. His attorney proposed serving as a cook during sentence but the judge declined directing execution of sentence at Pierce County Jail Tacoma.
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King County
Emil Hill
J. Neterer
Neterer
Pierce County
Tacoma
Japanese Children Seek Lost Parents
Two Japanese waifs aged 4 and 6 wandered into T Aplojoshi at 117 Maynard Ave Friday afternoon. He took them to a friend’s home at Paris Hotel 621 Sixth Ave 8, then notified police as officials search for their parents.
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T. Aplojoshi
Maynard Ave
Aplojoshi
A. Kawwaabota
Paris
Sixth Ave
Poultry tonic promises doubled egg yield for hens
A farmer from Waverly Missouri reports 160 hens produced 1500 eggs in 21 days after using a tonic called More Eggs. Advertises a $1 package and discount offers, with a money back guarantee and a poultry book to show fortune in poultry.
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H. M. Patton
Waverly
BE. J. Reefer
Pultry
Reefer Tidy
Kananas City
Reefer
Noted Economist Sees League Averting Industrial Tie-Up
Madison, Wis. November 30 Professor John Commons of the University of Wisconsin says demobilization of industries and armies poses the main reconstruction problems. He argues the League of Nations can bridge the period, rebuild France and other nations, and prevent starvation and unemployment if it acts now with credit, food control, and industry boards.
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League OF Nations
N. EB. A
Madison
Wis
John KR. Commons
University of Wisconsin
Fooh
Hoover
League
Europe
France
League of
Italy
Belgium
Armenia
America
Land
Ann
Gas Tank Cap Vent Note About Air Intake Hole
A hint explains a small vent hole in the filler cap of a gravity feed tank. The vent lets air enter at the top so gasoline can flow into the carb from the bottom. The air vent should be located to reach the carburetor area in the tank.
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W. W
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Strand Orchestra
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