Simmons Defends Negroes At Chicago Riot Address
Roscoe C. Simmons nephew of Booker T. Washington told a packed YMCA audience that white Americans deserted by mobs have not supported Negroes and that no native-born American assisted riot violence. He urged that removing fear from the Negro and ending Bolshevik alarm would curb mob intimidation and danger from red flags.
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Booker T. Washington
America
YY. M
A. Simmons
Chicago
Legion Denies False Charge Across Seattle Posts
Representatives of all Seattle American Legion posts issued a statement after a Wednesday conference denying reports that members were directed to assist in loading munitions for Russia on a Seattle dock. The group said the legion is not aimed at fighting labor groups and members must not use the organization’s name to back strikes or assist any side in the issue.
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American Legion
Seattle
Lssue
Guests Made Merry Took Her Jewelry
Police search for an ungrateful guest or guests who attended a party at Miss Mamie Johnson's home at 1406 27th Ave and helped themselves to jewelry on her dresser. The loot included a diamond ring and lavaliere. theft occurred while guests were in another room.
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Mamie Johnson
27Th Ave
Miss Johnson
Funeral Saturday for Mrs. Viola V. Lewis in Seattle
Funeral services for Mrs. Viola Virginia Lewis 59 who died Tuesday at her home 3301 24th Ave. Seattle will be held at the Benney Watson chapel at 1 o clock Saturday afternoon. She had resided in Seattle for two years coming from Chicken Creek Alaska. She is survived by a son John Weasley Lewis of Seattle.
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Viola Virginia Lewis
24Th Ave
Benney-Watson Chapel
Heroic Assistant Secretary Dies Blocking Oleo Plant Robbery
In Chicago Merle Bucker, 40, assistant secretary at an oleo margarine plant, died after charging four armed bandits who demanded the payroll. The thieves fled empty handed as Bucker was shot during the confrontation.
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Chicago
Merle Bucker
Bucker
Confessions of a Bride Continues in Wartime Intrigue
In a San Jose setting, a woman recalls a tense exchange with Bob about Dr. Certeis and a bullet that saved a life. The lovers clash over trust as a park clue appears, linking Curtis San Jose to a spy web and a dangerous romance. To be continued.
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Bob
Mrs. Lorimer
Babs
Chance
Berghoff
Europe
Certeis
Curtis
San Jose
Break a Cold In Few Hours With Papes Cold Compound
Break a cold in few hours with Papes Cold Compound. Take every two hours for three doses to relieve stuffed nose, head pressure, feverishness, and sneezing. Quick relief, low cost, tastes pleasant, contains no quinine.
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Tudor
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N. J
Montreal
Canada
Steerob Company
Mount Vernon
Immons
Hom
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Swift's
LAYKO
LYKO
Lyko Medicine CC Company
New Kansas City, Mo
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Ture
Philadelphia
Lewis
Ali Druggiate
V. V. Lewis
Rob
Mexico
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D’annunzio
Fiume
D'Annunzio
United States
Korein
Korein Co
Station F
New York City
Salta
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Schwabacher & Co., Inc
Occi
Dental
Nathan Eckstein
Northwest
United Painless
Elliott
Boldt's
3D Ave
Wilkes
Innes
Tarzan
T. Kuma
Comte Tal
Kilken
Jeanette
Wolfe and
Patterson
Rocky
W. EB. Whittle
Romeo
Palace
Hippodrome
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Harry T. Morey
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Saranoff
Billy Abbott
Winter Garden
Violle
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