Police Arrest Johnny Clancy Over Regina Gambling
Police arrested Johnny Clancy on Seconday 5 at the Regina saloon on charges of running a handbook and conducting gambling operations. Det Hart and Det Barton of the gambling squad made the arrest. Chief Bannick vowed to pursue all law violations and warned against officer dereliction while urging citizens to report illegal activities.
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Rannick
Regina
Hart
Barton
Clancy
Bannick
Angel Mary Burke Dies After 52 Years Serving Los Angeles Poor
Sister Mary Emanuel Burke known as Angel Mary, aged 77, died in Los Angeles after a half century of work with the poor. Her long charity career shaped local social service efforts and earned wide community respect.
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Angel Mary
Los Angeles
Mary Emanuel Burke
California Teachers Association Opens Convention
The California State Teachers Association began its annual convention in Oroville with sessions continuing through Thursday and Friday. Dr. H G Lull of the University of Washington education department is among those scheduled to speak.
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Oroville
Cal
California State Teachers’ Association
H. G. Lull
Department of Education
University of Washington
Sugehiro
Law Department
Imperial University of Japan
Commercial Club
At & O
California
Protone Promises 30 Pound Gain in 30 Days
An advertisement touts Protone as a miracle builder for thin people. It claims 30 pounds gained in 30 days, cites benefits like enriched blood and flesh growth, and offers a free 50 cent package with a 10 cent stamp. Details include the Detroit address 5508 Protone Bridge, and Seattle distribution by Owl Drug Co.
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Protone
Protone Company
Protone Bridg
Detroit
Michigan
Seattle
Owl Drug Co
8Rd Ave
Pike St
Miners Strike in Colorado Brings Grim War and Tent Life
In Trinidad Colorado correspondent William G Shepherd chronicles a bitter miners' strike that pits United Mine Workers against coal operators. Ten thousand march with families into tents as workers recount injuries and company abuses while facing a hard winter and scarce pay.
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Colorado
Shepherd
United Mine Workers
Woman's Democratic League Officer Held on Fraud Charge
Mrs. Imogene Huey secretary of the Women's Democratic League was held to answer a charge of obtaining 2900 on false pretenses in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Imogene Huey
Women's Democratic League
Record Beattle YMCA Hits Historic Membership
The Beattle YMCA reports a record 4 718 members with 3 457 in the men s department and 1 256 in the boys department. Officials say growth reflects city expansion and ongoing association development, not a targeted drive.
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Beattle Y. M. C. A
First wireless message from America to Asia reaches Taymir
After a journey of 11370 miles from St Petersburg to Nome via London New York and Seattle the first actual wireless message from the American continent to Asia was received by the Russian warship Taymir cruising Siberian waters. It was sent from the Nome US radio station to Anadyr in the Gulf of Anadyr.
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Nome
London
New York
Seattle
Asia
Taymir
Siberian
United State
Anadir
Gulf of Anadir
Suffragettes vow to push US circulation of weekly tale
London reporters note Mrs. Mildred Mansel-Moulin at Knightsbridge hall declares suffragettes will ignore objections to the sale of the weekly publication Suffragette in the United States and will continue its circulation there.
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London
Knights Bridge Hall
Mildred Mansel-Moulin
U. S
Busy on Bridges Takes City Toward Bridge Bonds
The council approved three bills creating a bridge fund and appropriated 25000 from the garbage fund as a loan to begin test borings and estimates. Voters will decide on bridge bonds in March.
Cascarets Promote Gentle Cleansing for Headache and Digestion
An advertisement urges Cascarets to relieve costive, bilious, and upset stomachs. It promises to end headaches, dizziness, nervousness, sour stomach, backache, and sour bile by cleansing the stomach liver and bowels. Children are counseled to use a gentle cleansing as well.
Smythe Leaves For Spokane To Continue Bell Case
Special Assistant Attorney General Smythe, who presided over a telephone hearing, travels today to Spokane to take further testimony for the dissolution suit against the Bell trust, to be tried in Portland shortly.
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Smythe
Spokane
Bell Trust
Portland
Sapho at Seattle Theatre Provokes Censor Debate
A protest by the Board of Censors failed to halt the Seattle Theatre showing Sapho starring Miss Leach. Reporters and legal talent awaited developments as audiences praised the portrayal of a reformed courtesan who loves one man. The reviewer urges youths and women to see the moral caution of the play.
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Board of Censors
Sapho
Seattle
Bailey & Mitchell
Miss Leach
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