The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 16, 1924, Page 3

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The proposed treaty, according to the resolution, would prevent the United States from enforcing pro- visions of the merchant marine act. bam aA ST Mars will be unusually brilliant in the summer months. Gave Cannerymen Drugs, Convicted Fmilo Bamba was convicted in Federal Judge Jeremiah Netérer’s court on Tuesday on both counts| of an indictment charging posses- sion and salo of narcotic, Bamba} was charged by federal narcotic | agents with having supplied Alaska cannery wor! . Legion Men Invite Pershing Rainler-Noble post of the Ameri. | can Legion will invite Gen. J. J.| Pershing to be its guest in Seattle | for July 4, it was announced Wed: | nesday. Porshing is expected to vis-|}/ {t military camps in the West this |{{ summer. 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