Clemenceau Plans Four U S Speeches This Year
Georges Clemenceau announced to United Press via telegram that he will visit the United States and deliver four speeches this year. He urged American unity with France and Britain to solidify postwar peace and address the world crisis, signaling a public stance after political withdrawal.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Georges Clem
United States
France Broland
France
United Presa
Neeaus
America
Eng
Tam
Clemenceau
United
Rernard Kipling
Kipling
Great Britain
Misrepresentation Aids Bid To Dissolve Injunction
In court, Richberg argued union actions undermine labor board authority and cited President Harding on workers rights. He claimed the Esch Cummins Act powers were not enforced and urged dissolving the injunction while federal agents guarded seized sabotage tools across the country.
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L. Mullholland
Thomas
Oscar Thorne
General
Richberg
United States Railroad
Harding
Prest
Ers
Hichberg
Labor Board
Con
de Richberg
Abolish U S Rail Labor Board Proposed in Hoch Measure
Washington reports Representative Hoch of Kansas proposes dissolving the railroad labor board and creating a five member public panel appointed by the president. The plan aims to provide a disinterested body to handle rail industry disputes and aids in resolving the railroad problem.
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Washington
Boad
Hoch
Relean
Kansas
House Interstate Commerce Mittee
Ident Harding
Rail Labor Board
Peasant nun at Berka bears five infants two boys three girls
In Berka a peasant nun delivered five children in a single birth, yielding two boys and three girls. The event was reported from JCHAREST with local details noting the unusual birth.
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Ives
Berka
Burglars Threaten Quiet Neighborhood Of Several Homes
A spate of burglaries struck Sunday night and early Monday as criminals pried windows and entered homes on McGraw street and nearby avenues. Mrs Miller woke to a grab on her arm as a bracelet was sought, while Mrs Ryan reported a baby bank and a razor were taken. A man fled after a yell, and three prowlers were seen near Harry Dickstein’s residence before one leaped into a window. A window opening yielded two hand bags at H Duelson’s home and J H Bads at the Clarendon hotel lost $58.
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A. B. Miller
McGraw St
Mrs. Miller
H. W. Ryan
FE. Alderst
Harry Dickstein
19Th Ave
H. Duelson
16Th Ave
J. H. Bads
Clarendon Hotel
Nervous Ride Suspect Flees Into Downtown Tacoma
In Olympia on Monday Mrs. O'Hara with a fractured skull is expected to recover after regaining consciousness and recounting her ordeal. Her 13 year old daughter Emma lies in grave condition with severe injuries including a fractured skull and facial mutilation. The other daughters are recovering as authorities continue the search for the assailant. Joe Dobson, wounded by a revolver shot to the brow, has joined the manhunt.
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Nisqually
Tacoma
Olympia
O'Hara
Emma
Joe Dobson
Suspect Seen Near Seattle In Beast-Man Report
George Miller of Riverton reported to Seattle police and the sheriff that a man matching the Tacoma interurban fiend description was seen near Riverton. The man asked directions to the interurban. detectives searched, Tacoma police alerted. Miller said the man was about six feet tall, in a blue coat, straw hat and overcoat, with a yellow valise and a stubby beard.
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Olympia
George Miller
Riverton
Seattle
Miller
Tacoma
Judge Gordon for Reelection as Speeders' Foe
Judge John B. Gordon, famed for curbing reckless driving, seeks another term on the police court bench. Voters in the Republican primary will decide as five justices of the peace appear on the ballot. He is praised for fairness, habit of giving offenders the benefit of the doubt, and his leadership in suspending licenses and jailing dangerous drivers.
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Altho
John B. Gordon
Gordon
Justices of the Peace
Teachers Back 30-10 Plan At Washington Meeting
The 36th annual Washington Educational Association convention in Spokane September 27 to 29 will seek teacher support for initiative measure No. 46 the 30-10 plan and a push to end educational inequalities. The resolutions committee report was sent to Mrs. Minnie D. Bean president of the association.
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Tacoma
United
Washington
Washington Educational Association
Resolutions Committee
Minnie D. Bean
Spokane
Sheriff Captures Still Operator Near County Highway
George Healey alleged operator of a two percent gallon still was arrested by Sheriff Matt Starwich after being found near the county highway Friday. Bail was set at $750.
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George Healey
Matt Starwich
Miners Indicted For Treason In Blair Mountain Action
West Virginia coal miners indicted for treason in the Logan county march risk freedom as pretrial delays stretch into December. Only three trials completed. Walter Allen’s treason case proceeds with over 100 witnesses. Prosecution aims at Frank Keeney and Fred Mooney, union leaders, while others await the statute of limitations.
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Charles Town
W. Va
West Virginia
Logan County
Bill Blizzard
John Wilburn
James
Walter Allen
Allen
Frank Keeney
Fred Mooney
Albion
John Gore
Blair Mountain
Clara Skarin Returns Amid Frenzied Public Interest
Miss Skarin arrives from California to a crowd of reporters and photographers. Sheriff Starwich and detectives escort her to the County City building where she speaks softly about her case and appears calm, confident she holds an unbeatable hand. The prosecutor aims to challenge her defense theory as she remains in custody pending further proceedings.
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Mina Skarin
H. F. Alexander
Pier D
Matt Starwich
William B. Kent
Nellie Herbert
Miss Skarin
California
Sheriff Starwich
Kent
Mra. Herbert
Opera House
Lieut. Kent
Mrs. Herbert
Tonneau
Starwich
Stewart Campbell
Star
Misa Skarin
Alexander
Mia
Herbert
Mies Skarin
Hochbrunn
Clara Dances With Guard Aboard Ship
Clara Skarin travels to face murder charges aboard the H. F. Alexander while dancing with Lieutenant William B. Kent. Kent praises her dancing as the ship arrives Monday.
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Clara
H. F. Alexander
Clara Skarin
William B. Kent
Kent
Employment Crisis at End in Seattle
Seattle winter job outlook improves says J H M Shielda superintendent of the city employment office. He notes there will not be long lists of unemployed as in past years with jobs now more plentiful than in recent times.
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Seattle
J. H M. Shielda
War Vets Week End Guests of Victoria
Three hundred King county veterans of the World War spent Saturday and Sunday in Victoria as the guests of the city. OSSINING New York Three prisoners at Sing Sing charged with having made home brew.
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King County
Victoria
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Two Americans Missing at Sea Near Madeira
Two unnamed American men rented a skiff from Funchal and set sail from shore. They have not been seen since, authorities report.
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Funchal
Madeira
Farrart Captured After Months-Long Spokane Search
John Farrart, sought for the shooting of Joe Marsden, was taken in brush near Herrick. A search had been active since August 1.
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Spokane
John Farrart
Joe Marsden
Brush
Herrick
Volstead's Prohibition Power Sways Congress Chair
Washington dispatch recalls Andrew Volstead of Minnesota as the Judiciary Committee chair who seals away reform bills on prohibition. He refuses to discuss tightening enforcement and keeps the lid on measures to modify or repeal the Volstead Act, shaping the fate of many bills.
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Volstead
Judiciary
House
Congress
Judiciary Committee
Treasury
Department of Justice
Invention to Give Supremacy of Air
London reports a new war device under development that would ensure Fingland air superiority with minimal government spending. The invention aims to provide security in the air without the need for massive funding for battle airships and airplanes.
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London
Fingland
The Littl Gray Man Velstead of Minnesota
Velstead, a 62 year old Minnesota congressman from Goodhue County, is famed for enforcement zeal over the Volstead Act. Described as quiet and gray in appearance, he rose from local roles to his tenth term in Congress, with a daughter also practicing law in Granite City.
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Stead
Volstead
Judiciary Committee For
Con Gresa
Velstead
Goodhue County
Minnesota
St. Olaf's College
Board of Education
Yellow Medicine County
Volatead
Granite City
Minn
Orders Faulty, Says Engineer In Collision Inquiry
Twelve witnesses including switch crew employes and Train Dispatcher J J Mair were summoned for a probe into the collision between a work train and Northern Pacific passenger train No 41 that killed six railway employes Thursday night. Bert Leichoff testified that his orders allowed 12 or 16 minutes for a work train to return before the passenger train arrived. The inquiry before George B Winter and W B Weeks of the Interstate Commerce Commission and Charles F Merry Olympia examined the matter in Seattle offices. Coroner Newman and S L Newton also attended. Leichoff said the switch engine carried headlight and tail lights, corroborated by Superintendent DeForce.
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George B. Winter
W. BE. Weeks
Bureau of Safety
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seattle
Charles F. Merry
Olympia
Newman
8. L. Newton
Western Division
Northern Pacific
Leichoff
DeForce
Proof of disputed climb claimed for Mt Constance
The claim that A. E. Smith reached the Mt Constance summit last June is supported by an aluminum container found at the peak and reported by H. E. Sparks and H. E. Thompson who now reside in Seattle and have entrusted their fund to the Mountaineers organization. The claim had sparked debate and was disputed in some quarters.
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A. E. Smith
Mt. Constance
H. E. Sparks
H. E. Thompson
Seattle
Official
Mountaineers’ Organization
Smith
Girl Dies After 200 Foot Fall At Old Flume In Vancouver
Gertrude Bishop, 19, of South Vancouver, was instantly killed when she fell through rotten boards on an old flume into a stream 200 feet below. A fisherman pulled her body ashore after catching her clothing.
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Vancouver
B. C
Gertrude Bishop
South
Porcupine to Woodland Park Zoo. Caldwell's Animals
A porcupine owned by former Mayor Hugh Caldwell is moved to Woodland Park Zoo. Caldwell arrived in Seattle from Fairbanks, Alaska, with the animal and announced a moose would join the collection within a week.
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Knude
Hugh Caldwell
Gua Knudsen
Woodland Park Zoo
Caldwell
Seattle
Fairbanks
Alaska
De Valera Found Alive Opposes Irish Treaty
Dublin dispatch reports Eamonn De Valera, former president of the Irish republic, unharmed and in good health. He states he remains opposed to the Free State treaty and warns that without revision Ireland could face violent turmoil for years.
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Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Manchester Evening News
Irish Republic
de Valera
Free State
Ireland
Violet Oaka Disappears After Threatening Suicide
Violet Oaka 17 of 5271 Sunnyside Avenue vanished from home early Monday after leaving a note to her mother Mrs. W Withersbee claiming she would end her life at Green Lake. Police watch Green Lake while family discord is cited as cause.
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Violet Oaka
Car Crash Sends Man to Hospital in Marysville
Peter Paulson, 56, of Marysville, was in the city hospital Monday with head lacerations and a broken right arm after a Sunday night crash. His son in law Ray Clark swerved to avoid another car at Occidental ave and Spokane st, was thrown into sand, and caused Paulson to be injured. Raphael Cilardo, reportedly 100, a Civil War veteran in Oakland, was struck by a vehicle but unharmed and smiling.
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Peter Paulson
Marysville
Ray Clark
48Th Ave
Occidental Ave
Oakland
Raphael Cilardo
No Cost Coupon Offers Ten Day Pepsodent Test
An advertisement promises a free ten day Pepsodent test to homes. The coupon sample is invited to be mailed now to reveal a path to new beauty and safety in dental care.
Pepsodent Promises New Dental Era Through Film Fight
Dentists worldwide endorse a new toothpaste called Pepsodent that targets dental film, tartar and acids. It claims to curdle and remove film, improve saliva alkalinity, enhance starch digestion, and polish teeth to reduce grime adherence, promoting healthier smiles.
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