Vanderlip Talks On Unrest and Bolshevism as Desperation
Frank A. Vanderlip, ex bank chief, argues unrest in the United States stems from wages and the loss of worker craft and pride rather than Bolshevism. He calls for study of real causes, shop committees, and better management to balance mass production with human dignity. Vanderlip outlines his background and cautions a race between evolution and revolution.
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United States
New York
Frank A. Vanderlip
Giseatte
Vani Gertip
Cer
America
Seattle Citizen Set to Sail to Armenia for Graves of Massacred Relatives
John Boyd and family of 27066 W Hayes Ave plan Friday departure from Seattle to Marash Armenia in search of graves and remnants of relatives killed in the Armenian massacres. Boyd aims to aid survivors and later engage in trade with American ports, hoping to bring back educated countrymen for work in Seattle.
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Seattle
Armenia
John Boyd
W. Hayes Sr
Bin
Marash
Seventh Ave
Mr. Boyd
America
Boyd
Boyds
United States
Reed
Alexandretta
dVent
University
Ohio Northern University
San Francisco
New Orleans
Chicago
New York
Beston
Immigration Restriction Bill Advances in Senate Vote
Washington December 11 the senate passed the Lodge joint resolution making available at once six hundred thousand dollars for restricting immigration of undesirable aliens.
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Washington
Senate
Robbers Work in Plain View at Pike Street Fruit Stand
In plain view of street traffic two robbers, one armed, held up D. Kostopoulos at his open air fruit stand at 906 Pike Street shortly before midnight Wednesday. Kostopoulos handed over 93 dollars from the cash register as the thieves fled. Police believe the same duo earlier robbed a woman at Third Avenue and Bell Street.
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Pike At
D. Kostopoulos
Pike St
Kostopoulos
Third Ave
Bell St
Dead Man at Luncheon Table In Four Avenue Eatery
Patrons at Fourth Avenue restaurant report an elderly man sitting quietly before his meal when he suddenly died at noon on Wednesday. The body of 78 year old David Reid of 5610 Key Place was removed to the morgue. heart failure is suspected.
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Fourth Avenue
Fourth Ave
David Reid
Edward A. Cudahy Engaged to Marry
Edward A. Cudahy Jr. once kidnaped by Pat Crowe and later a Cudahy Packing vice president is engaged to marry Miss Margaret Curry daughter of Edward F. Curry, an ally of Capt. Hurley on the U S Shipping Board during the war.
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Chicago
Edward A. Cudahy, Jr
Pat Crowe
Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Margaret Curry
Edward F. Carry
Capt. Hurley
U. S. Shipping Board
District Attorneys of Oregon Convene in Salem
The annual convention of the District Attorneys Association of Oregon opened in Salem at the Commercial Club auditorium. Attendees will discuss county legal matters over three days including state officer coordination to meet postwar problems and promote true Americanism, plus quieting unrest and curbing “reds.”
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Salem
Ore
Unit
Ad Press
District Attorneys’ Association of Oregon
Commercial Club
State Department
Oregon
Will Mental Growth Spell Beauty's Doom
New York report quotes Dr Carleton Simon claiming rising female intellect makes women less beautiful with civilization. Actress Catherine Cozens counters that beauty coexists with intellect, arguing evolution and mating choices favor attractive women. The piece discusses education, industry, and long term trends in women's appeal and reproduction.
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New York
Carleton Simon
Ugiler
Simon
Catherine Cozens
Mias Coxzens
Egypt
Babylon
London
Walked to Save Fare and Died After Cable Car Crash
A. J. Edgerton, aged man, died in city hospital after a Madison street cable car struck him causing a fractured skull. He walked to work to save money, hoping for steady wages before being laid off. His wife Sarah located at 516 Sixth Ave. described his deafness and last words. The body lies in the morgue. Separately, Raymond F. Carr and Florence Alien were injured when their auto was hit by Mount Baker streetcar at Fourth Ave and Jackson, with Carr sustaining a minor skull concussion. S. L. Lawson suffered bruises after a street car collision at 14th Ave N W and 67th St.
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A. J. Edgerton
Madison St
City Hospital
Sarah
Sixth Ave
Skinner & Eddy Shipyard
Edgerton
Raymond F. Carr
Seattle
Florence Alien
Holly St
Mount Baker
Fourth Ave
Jackson
Carr
City Hopital
L. Lawson
11Th Ave. N. W
14Th Ave. N. W
67Th St
Liberal convention in St Louis weighs third party rise
In St Louis a four hour Liberal caucus debated forming a new party or allying with existing groups. The Committee of 48 led talks with 600 attendees to map plans including labor, farmers and Non-Partisan League links and policy questions from education to taxation and foreign policy.
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ST. Louis
United Press
United States
National Labor Party
League
Farmers’ National Council
Committee of 48
New York
America
Gifford Pinchot
Dudley Field Malone
Bishop Williams
Detroit
Tyrell Williams
Scott Nearing
Howard KR. Williams
New York City
England
Plumber Finds Body After Gas Left On
J. W. Doyle, 65, a patent medicine peddler, was found dead when a gas jet had been left on in his room at 517 Pine Street. A plumber arrived to mend pipes and discovered the body after no gas escaped.
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J. W. Doyle
Tie
Markwell Declared Insane After Des Moines Incident
Amanda J. Markwell, 73, was adjudged insane by the county Insanity commission after she struck her son Joseph, 99, with an ax and cut her own throat at their Des Moines home on December 4. The report cites fear of robbery and impending danger as causes. She suffers senile dementia and remains confined in the county jail ward until a state hospital bed is found. Joseph Markwell is reported recovering at Taylor’s hospital in Kent.
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Amanda J. Markwell
Joseph
Throat
Des Moines
County
Taylor's Hospital
Kent
Swarthy Pair Held for Investigation
G. Martinez a 35 year old Mexican and Joe Peter a 26 year old Argentine native are held by police on open charges as investigators pursue links to a series of tailor shop robberies. They were arrested at N. M. Pinella’s tailor shop on Third Ave after a failed escape from Muck & Co. earlier that day.
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G. Martinez
Joe Peter
N. M. Pinella
Third Ave
Lato
Muck & Co
Hear Testimony in Bellingham Trial
Government agent Thomas Fisher testified in Bellingham that Lafayette Ady is a leader of the Russian Workers group and an active officer in the I W W with Chicago headquarters. The trial resumed with two other alleged I W W members named in court.
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Bellingham
Chicago
Thomas Fisher
Seattle
Lafayette Ady
J. W. W. Lender
Washington Women's Service Club Formed at University
Service girls from the University of Washington who served months or more organized the Washington Women's Service club at a Wednesday meeting. Miss Eth Starr was elected president.
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University of Washington
Salvation Army
Red Croan
Washington Women's Service Club
Misseth Starr
Fine Concert Set at Meany Hall by Beattie Symphony
Conductor John Spargur curates a Saturday program for the Beattie Symphony Orchestra at Meany Hall. Albony Ritchie soloist to perform Saint-Saens Havanaise as the ensemble plays Ambrose Thomas Mignon Victor Herbert Jute for Strings Mendelssohn Italian Symphony Strauss Roses From the South and Bizet L aria isienne.
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John Spargur
Meany Hall
Spargur
Beattie Symphony Orchestra
Ambrose Thomas
Indian School to Close on Puyallup Reservation
Washington officials announce Cushman Indian school on the Puyallup reservation will close at end of current school year. Assistant commissioner of Indian affairs said in a letter to Congressman Johnson that Indians choose public schools for their children.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Cushman
Puyallup Reservation
Johnson
Return of Booze Autos Is Sought
Hagen's attorney seeks return of two automobiles seized by federal authorities in the whisky theft case involving 1 717 bottles. A motion to quash the search warrant was filed and a hearing is set before Judge Jeremiah Neterer next Monday.
Printing Office Fire Causes Water Loss at Ferrich Murphy
A blaze started in the stock room of the Ferrich Murphy Printing Company at 1316 First Ave after midnight. Water damage was estimated at 1500 dollars. Automatic sprinklers activated and firefighters arrived to extinguish the fire.
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Ferrich-Murphy Printing Company
First Ave
Teach Gospel in School Plea at Western Washington Conference
Miss Anna A. Milligan of Philadelphia urged Protestant teachers and preachers be active in public schools during the Western Washington conference of the Interchurch World Movement. Delegates debated sectarian risk while noting a teacher shortage and efforts to recruit high school students.
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Anna A. Milligan
Philadelphia
Mies Milligan
Farclay Atcheson
Portland
Cate
Thomas G. Koontz
York
A. Fegert
Chicago
Man and Wife Both Sit as Judges Here
Col Walter E Beals sat as judge pro tem in department II of the superior court on Wednesday while his wife Judge C G C Beals presided over her justice court in another county area. He returned Thursday after adjudicating as pertaining to an estate. Mrs Beals remains the bench to which she was elected. I was glad of the chance to work with my wife in a judicial capacity, he said, adding she usually does the judging in the family.
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Walter E. Beals
Department
C. G. C. Beals
Justice Court
Ing
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