Bulgars Accept Peace Treaty at Paris Conference
Bulgaria received the peace treaty at the French foreign office with 25 days to respond. The document charts Balkan readjustments including four boundary changes favoring Serbia and cession of Western Thrace for allied disposition. Bulgaria must reduce its army to 20 000 and pay 45 million dollars in reparations while recognizing Yugoslavia and renouncing Hrest-Litovak and Bucharest.
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Serbia
Thrace
Romania
Greece
Malgaria
Jugo- Slavia
Hrest-Litovak
Bucharest
Last Hope of Wets Blasted in Referendum Fight
The Washington Supreme Court denied a writ of mandamus to force the secretary of state to return a petition seeking a referendum on federal prohibition. The court ruled the writ could not legally be issued, dismissing allegations that some names were invalid for not voting in prior elections.
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Olympia
Kenneth Mackintosh
Boldt's French Pastry Shop Heads for Uptown and Downtown
Readable fragments show Boldt's brand moving between locations at M14 34 Ave and 913 2d Ave. The note references a pastry shop in two city districts with a casual plan to shop or visit.
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Boldt
National Traffic Officers’ Convention Set for Seattle
The first annual convention of the National Traffic Officers Association meets in Seattle October 9-11 to push for national uniform traffic laws. Chief of Police Joel F. Warren, vice president, says uniform laws will cut accidents and deaths. Safety devices will be shown. the association organized in Oakland a year ago.
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Seattle
Joel F. Warren
Oakland
Ship Blows Up Off Mobile Bar Four Sailors Missing
Four sailors are missing after the Italian barkentine City of Biloxi exploded off Mobile bar early today. The captain and 20 crew members were rescued. The vessel sailed from Gulfport Mississippi bound for Genoa Italy.
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Mobile Bar
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Genoa
First Division Troops to Demobilize at Camp Dodge
About a thousand First division soldiers from Iowa and nearby states will be demobilized at Camp Dodge likely next week, according to United Press reports.
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Camp Dodge
Iowa
United Press
Regular Army
How to Banish Wrinkles and Crow's Feet Quickly
A home made wash lotion promises rapid wrinkle removal. Dissolve an ounce of powdered saxolite in a half pint of bagel-ingredient solution, bathe the face daily, and enjoy tightened skin and a more youthful appearance with ongoing use.
World League Aims for Global Dryness in Five Years
Chicago reports two hundred delegates from the World League Against Alcoholism plan to make the world bone dry within five years. They target Scotland first, then Germany France England and Italy, with the United States Russia and Iceland already dry. Secretary KE Cherrington predicts no cocktails even on Saturn.
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World League Against Alcoholism
United States
Russia
Iceland
World League
Scotland
Doc
Germany
France
England
Italy
KE. H. Cherrington
Saturn
Duncan and Sons Buy Hyde Block for Leather Works
The Hyde block at 313 Second Ave. 8 was sold to Duncan and Sons leather merchants. The brick three story building measures 60 by 108 feet and will be remodeled at about $15 000. The top floor will become a factory for harness and saddles.
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Hyde
Second Ave
Duncan & Sons
Prince of Wales to Attend Victoria Week Sports Events
The Prince of Wales will visit Victoria British Columbia for Royal Week starting next Monday. He may participate in a soccer game as part of six days of events including airplane displays boxing cricket football motorcycle racing and community singing with Friday set aside for American product displays.
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Prince of Wales
Victoria
B. C
Rifle Explodes, Hunter Killed in Washington
Everett, Sept 19. The body of Charlies E. Lemon Jr., a local pharmacist, was brought here from 11 miles west of Leavenworth. He was hunting with a companion when his rifle slipped from his knees and exploded, the shot entering his right hip and causing fatal loss of blood.
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Everett
Charlies E. Lemon, Jr
Leavenworth
Lemon
Sailor Arrested on Theft Charge at San Diego Navy School
W. B. Clute, a discharged sailor, is charged with stealing valuable airplane fixtures from the navy aviation school in San Diego. He will go before United States Commissioner McClelland Saturday for a final hearing after arrest by local police on telegraphic instructions from San Diego.
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Navy Aviation School
San Diego
W. B. Clute
United States
McClelland
Clute
Record Flight Reaches 34 610 Feet High
In Mineola New York on September 19 Roland Rohifa chief test pilot for Curtis Aeroplane Company set a new altitude record by reaching 34 610 feet above sea level in 78 minutes.
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Mineola
N. Y
Roland Rohifa
Curtis Aeroplane Company
Three Charged With Robbery After Stockade Overpowering
Prosecutor Fred Crown charges John Wolbere J McKenzie and Fred Lloyd with robbery after they overpowered a guard at the city stockade in Kent Tuesday. The group seized Christenson s gun handcuffed him to a bed and forced seven prisoners back to cells. Two fugitives James Miley and Carl Gitter remain at large. Lloyd and McKenzie were serving short sentences and Wolberg was captured a few miles from the stockade. The theft is valued at 2.25 dollars.
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Fred
Crown
John Wolbere
J. McKenzie
Fred Lloyd
James Miley
Carl Gitter
J. M. Christenson
Christenson
Lloyd
McKenzie
J. Francisco
Wolberg
Asa Lee
Lloyd Wan
Old Man Confesses to 1896 Murder in Missouri
Robert Hicks, a 75 year old former Hickory county farmer, confessed to strangling his 11 year old daughter Luellen on December 7, 1896. He made the admission while being taken from Chehalia Washington to Missouri with Hickory county officers. He gave no motive beyond claiming he had little time left.
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Urbana
United Press
Missouri
Robert Hicks
Hickory County
Chehalia
Wash
Hicks
Nien
Luellen
Cuban Bishop to Speak at St. Marks Church
Bishop Hulse who directs Episcopal work in Cuba will be principal speaker Friday night at St. Mark's Church located at Broadway and Harvard Ave.
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Hulse
Episcopal Church
Cuba
St. Mark's Church
Broadway
Harvard Ave
Mary Shorrock Dies After Button Swallowing
London report says Mary Shorrock, 56, died of septic poisoning and throat inflammation caused by swallowing a button. The incident is noted as a rare domestic accident with fatal outcome.
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London
Mary Shorrock
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