Transcript of Wilson remarks fuels Senate clash
The White House released a stenographic transcript from the eighth plenary session of the peace conference. Senator Spencer of Missouri claimed Wilson promised military aid to Serbia and Romania if attacked, a charge the president denied as false. Reed and other Republicans backed Spencer. Tumulty defended the transcript as accurate. Senator Spencer acknowledged the transcript confirms his earlier stance.
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White House
Wilson
Spencer
Missouri
Serbia
Romania
Reed
Bratiano
United States
Rumania
Czecho Slovakia
Carlson
St. Louis Dispatch
St. Louia Dispatch
ST. Louis, Mo
Fire destroys Ellis home with two children killed
Fire started by Ellis children in the Kitchen Store of the home on the North Trunk highway destroyed the house and a neighboring garage. Muriel Ellis age 11 and Howard Ellis age 6 died in the blaze while their mother comforted a sleeping infant as a city chemical truck arrived too late to help.
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E. B. Ellis
North Trunk Highway
Ellis
Muriel
Howard
City Chemical
Denton Murder Probe to Be Presented to Grand Jury
Los Angeles awaiting grand jury action on the Denton murder case as witnesses are set to be questioned. Mrs. R C Peete of Denver confirms a district attorney representative remains with her at her request while Judge Russ Avery assumes control of Denton’s Los Angeles home.
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Denton
Grand
Los Angeles
R. C. Peete
Denver
Jacob C. Denton
la Crescenta Hotel
la Crescenta
Trustees charged over wage hearing disruption
C. M. Younger, state labor commissioner, alleged that two former Industrial Welfare Commission members and the secretary resigned to block wage hearings for women workers. The current welfare board includes Mrs Delphine M Johnson Seattle Mrs Guy K Llewellyn Tacoma Mrs Mary Hardison Bellingham Mrs N J Redpath Olympia and Commissioner Younger. A new secretary will replace Mrs Udahl.
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State Industrial Welfare Commission
M. H. Marvin
Mra
Anna
Mary Hardison
Bellingham
N. J. Redpath
Olympia
Younger
Udahl
Senator Hiram W Johnson to Speak in Washington
United States Senator Hiram W Johnson of California will address audiences on a return from his eastern tour. Chairman Charles Hebberd of the Republican state central committee reports plans for Seattle Tacoma and Spokane appearances.
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Hiram W. Johnson
United States
California
Washington
Charles Hebberd
Republican State Central
Senator Johnson
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Finn Frank Loppi Arrested After Maynard Street Knife Attack
A 34 year old Finn named Frank Loppi was stabbed in the neck by a chance acquaintance at a Maynard Street cider house on Sunday night. Loppi was arrested for being drunk after police, including Sergi Pielow and Officer F Phillips, found him at Sixth and King and he was hospitalized before being moved to the city jail.
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Cider Place
Frank Loppi
Loppi
Lopp
Sixth
King Et
Sergi Pielow
F. Phillips
Lecture Recital at Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Miss Lucy K. Cole directs a Saturday lecture recital in the Frederick & Nelson auditorium at 1 p m titled Music and American History as part of a continuing entertainment series.
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Frederick & Nelson Auditorium
Lucy K. Cole
Cop Goes to Work Drunk Discharged Patrolman McKennon
Patrolman KR D McKennon reported to duty intoxicated on Saturday night. He was ordered to surrender his badge and was discharged from the force, effective immediately after failing to remain on duty.
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KR. D. McKennon
Judge Spokane Architecture Survey Highlights Local Design
Three Seattle architects join a Spokane committee that finished an architectural survey within 16 miles of city hall. It selected ten notable local buildings, three landscape works, and five notable small houses to inspire improved design. Similar studies have occurred in Los Angeles and Portland, with a spring survey planned.
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Spokane
Inland Empire Metropolis
Los Angeles
Portland
A.B. Doyle
Doyle & Merrian
Arthur I. Lovelace
Cart F. Gould
Charles M. Cheney
George W. Fuller
Inquiring Reporter Readers Pick News or Ads
Residents share preferences for paper content. Crawford Ellicott favors advertising while Pearl Williams prefers snappy news. Crookall notes finding news amid ads and Hughes reads entertaining news with ads glimpsed. Llewellyn says she reads everything in the paper.
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Crawford Ellicott
15Th Ave
Miss Pearl Williams
Houlevard Cafe
Star
A.gc Crookall
Lumber Exchange Building
M. Hughes
Harvard
Maud Llewellyn
Murder Mystery in Colorado as Police Seek Suspects
Police in Trinidad Colorado pursued leads in the killing of Alery Johnson a night watchman at Morley. Mia Beanie Johnson 71 is sought and Rudolph Mazza held awaiting investigation amid alleged romance with Mia Johnson.
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Trinidad
Colo
Alery Johnson
Morley
Mia
Beanie Johnson
Rudolph Mazza
Mia Johnson
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Renton
Rainier Ave
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First Ave
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Bellevue
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Spokane Architecture
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BON
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Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute
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