Reed denounces Hartley in public hearing on reclamation
Olympia, Nov 20 Representative Mark E. Reed leader in Washington Republicans attacked Gov. Hartleys administration during a public hearing on Banker's bid to move reclamation matters to the State Land Commissioner. Reed criticized the administration and defended maintaining reclamation oversight in the governor's office. Barnes read a letter accusing Marvin Chase of hiding his stake in the White Stone project and alleged political meddling involving Rufus Woods.
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Olympia
Wash
Mark E. Reed
Republican Party
Washington
Roland D. Hartley
Representative Banker
State Land Commissioner's
Reed
Hartley
Marvin Chase
Whitestone
Okanogan County
Goodner
Chase
Tie
Rufus Woods
Wenatchee World
Woods
Dan A. Scott
Barnes
Democrats in quarrel over Hartley policy
Seattle Nov 20 President George E. Ryan of the King County Democratic Club denounced State Senator George F. Christensen for backing Gov Hartley policies. Ryan called him a tail to Hartley's political kite and pledged militant support for progressive Democratic principles.
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Seattle
George E. Ryan
King County
Democratic Club
George F. Christensen
Skamania County
State Senate
Hartley
Democratic
Ryan
Pioneer Alaskan Reaps Fortune in Atlin Mine Deal
Victoria B C November 20 Tommy Kirkland Alaska pioneer who has owned the Kirkland Gold Mine near Atlin signed an agreement with Major A R Ross of New York for a group of New York bankers to invest from 1 000 000 to 1 500 000 in the property. Major Ross said the transaction makes Kirkland practically a millionaire.
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Victoria
B. C
Tommy Kirkland
Alaska
Kirkland
Atlin
Major A R. Ross
New York
Major Ross
Liberty Bell to Ring on Radio for New Year
Philadelphia news says plans are made to ring the Liberty Bell over radio from Independence Hall to usher in the New Year. The bell will be struck with a rubber mallet after tests to select the stamp.
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Philadelphia
Kendrick
Independence Hall
Mrs. Coolidge Goes Shopping in New York
Mrs. Coolidge begins a sight seeing and shopping tour in New York five minutes after President Coolidge and his party arrived. She visits the Metropolitan Museum of Art as the first stop in her outing.
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Mrs. Coolidge
New York
President Coolidge
Cruise of American Fleet Promotes Pacific Friendship
San Diego reports a fleet cruise in Pacific waters not only advancing naval science but also strengthening ties with Australia and New Zealand. Dr. G F McEwen notes tests of water temperatures rose from one per six miles to thirty two per mile along the San Francisco to Australia route aided by merchant ships, with 23000 tests conducted. Comdr P C Whitney outlines radio acoustic methods to locate offshore soundings within 200 feet up to 200 miles offshore. Fog prediction remains uncertain though improvements in forecasting are anticipated with Naval Air Service cooperation.
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San Diego
Cal
United States
Pacific
America
Australia
New Zealand
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
la Jolla
G. F. McEwen
San Francisco
Navy
McEwen
Comdr
P. C. Whitney
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Dean Blake
San Diego Weather Bureau
Naval Air Service
Germany May Intervene in Zing Monopoly Debate
Berlin November 20. A Diet debate broadly hinted Prussia may intervene in Harriman Anaconda joint move to take over Von Geische mining holdings in Upper Silesia and Poland. Finance Minister Hoepker Aschoff charged the zinc yield would pass to American control and said the government could prevent the agreement.
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Berlin
Harriman
Anaconda
von Geische
Upper Silesia
Poland
Diet
Hoepker Aschoff
Germany
Inquiry in Milwaukee Receivership Case Set
Hearings in the Interstate Commerce Commission probe into the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad receivership will start November 20 in Washington. Proceedings will move to New York, Chicago and other cities afterward.
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Milwaukee
Washington, Navy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Washington
New York
Chicago
U. S. Search Warrant Forms Being Revised
San Francisco reports that legal flaws in prohibition agents warrants have prompted a revision by the legal advisor to the prohibition enforcement office. The updated form aims to eliminate grounds for challenges to arrests made under warrants and ensure legitimacy.
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San Francisco
United States Prohibition
Prohibition Enforcement Office
Dawes Challenged by Labor Paper Over Rules Fight
The AFL weekly news service criticized Gen Dawes for remarks in New York last week claiming a Senate filibuster blocked the Muscle Shoals bill and warning that private exploiters would control a major waterpower project if jammed through.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor Weekly
Today
Senate
Dawes
New York
House
Naval inquiry clears Foley in witness intimidation charge
The naval court of inquiry exonerated Capt. Paul Foley on a charge of attempting to influence Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne widow of the Shenandoah’s commander. Foley testified he sent a statement to Mrs Lansdowne to limit her remarks before the inquiry. Col. Mitchell’s witness intimidation charge is noted as before a court martial. Joseph Davies asked Secretary Wilbur to discharge the board over the Shenandoah inquiry process.
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Washington
Naval Court of Inquiry
Paul Foley
Zachary Lansdowne
SlHtenandoah
Foley
Lansdowne
Col
William Mitchell
Joseph Davies
Wilbur
Board of Naval Inquiry
Shenandoah
War Secretary Stresses Peace At Home-Coming Dinner
Secretary of War Davis urged peace time importance for the War Department and Army during a home-coming dinner in St Louis. He said the Army is prepared for war and not for it, declaring Congress declares war and the Army ends it.
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ST. Louis
Davis
War Department
Army
Congress
State Department Defended at Open Hearing
Director of Conservation and Development Earle Barnes defends his department's policies at an open House hearing. Barnes replies to a letter from Evan Goddner, a dismissed Reclamation Engineer, who accused mismanagement by the former head. The reply and letter were read into the record.
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Olympia
Wash
Earle Barnes
House
Evan Goddner
Rhinelander Divorce Halted to Read Letters
New York area court session adjourned in the Rhinelander marriage annulment case to allow defense counsel to review two long letters Rhinelander wrote to his wife before their marriage. Report said the letters contain more objectionable content than earlier documents presented to the jury.
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White Plains
N. Y
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Rhinelander
Son Charged with Murder of Father in Albany Case
In Albany Oregon on the 19th the 15 year old John Schwindle has been charged with first degree murder over his father s death from an infected bullet wound. The boy shot his father while beating an older brother and threatening to break the older son s arm.
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Albany, Ore
John Schwindle
John
Sam Hill Plans World Peace Tour in Peace Crusade
New York Nov 20 Samuel Hill president of the Pacific Highway Association announced a world tour beginning in January to promote Everlasting Peace. He outlined a plan to marshal world forces for peace and proceed with his campaign across nations.
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Sam Hill
New York
Samuel _ Hill
Pacific Highway Association
Hill
Queen Alexandra Dies at 81 in England
SANDRINGHAM ENGLAND November 20 Queen Alexandra widow of Edward VII died today after a heart attack yesterday afternoon Born in Copenhagen December 1 1844 she became Queen Mother in 1910 renowned for philanthropy and Red Cross work during World War I She led multiple royal nursing and welfare services and was a beloved patron of hospitals and charities worldwide
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Sandringham
Eng
Queen Alexandra
Alexandra
Edward VII
England
Henrietta Maria
Charles
Christian IX
Denmark
Albert Edward
Prince of Wales
Victoria
Copenhagen
Queen Victoria
George V
Mary
Princess of Wales
British Red Cross
Queen Alexandra Imperial Military Nursing Service
Royal Indian Nursing Service
Territorial Force Nursing Service
Royal Nursing Service
Alexandra Field Force Fund
Seattle Mayor Colvin Fresh in Gambling Dispute
Seattle on November 20 Mayor Brown said he would not limit gambling to interfere with daily life. Prosecutor Colvin raided 17 cigar stores and billiard rooms seizing dice and punch boards. Brown with Retail Grocers Association and Retail Trades Bureau drafted a police order incorporating his idea.
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Seattle
Brown
Colvin
Retail Grocers Association and
Retail Trades Bureau
Austrian Government Secures $2 Million US Loan
Vienna reports the Austrian Government has negotiated an American loan of 2,000,000 dollars to run for 25 years at 15.5 percent interest. The deal tightens postwar economic relief and stabilizes government finances as Austria faces reconstruction needs.
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Vienna
Coolidge renews World Court appeal in New York address
President Coolidge urged American participation in the World Court during a New York Chamber of Commerce speech. He urged government economy and debt adjustments, warned bankers against unproductive foreign loans, and highlighted the sentimental value of joining the Court along with Washington’s call to sacrifice. The president then left for Washington after the banquet. White House physician and Col. Coolidge’s son exchanged brief radio messages about the speech.
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New York
Coolidge
International Court of Justice
New York State Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Times
Europe
America
George Washington
James Coupal
White House
Plymouth
Mass
Col. Coolidge
Trusty Escapes Whiskey Evidence Duty in Seattle
In Seattle on November 20 W O Smith a jail trusty guarding whiskey evidence fled due to mental strain. He was recaptured and returned to serve the remaining 60 days of his sentence for drunkenness.
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Seattle
W. O. Smith
Smith
Reforms in Courtrooms Suggested By Alaska Tot to Seattle Judge
Three year old Miss Molly ONeill, granddaughter of Judge C. C. Dalton, offers blunt reform ideas from Seattle in a lighthearted story. She finds the bench too high and the black robes depressing, prefers pink and blue attire, and suggests a hairbrush as a disciplinary tool. Molly traveled from McCarthy, Alaska, to spend winter with her grandfather.
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Alaska
Seattle
Molly O'Neill
C. C. Dalton
Justice Court
Molly
Miss Molly
McCarthy
Three Arrests Made for Murder at Prince Rupert
Prince Rupert police on November 20 arrested three Indigenous men after the skeleton of Matthew McLean was found near Hazleton. McLean, an Indian man, is believed murdered about a year earlier after vanishing from a reservation near Hazleton. Authorities linked the case to the deceased’s tubercular hip.
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Prince Rupert
Hazelton
Matthew Mae-Lean
McLean
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