Coal digging nearer. normal production expected
Illinois miners reported larger numbers returning to work as normal coal output nears. President Farrington urged recalcitrants to return. operators note superstition around Friday the 13th. Rail restrictions due to the coal shortage to be eased as supply improves and regional directors adjust train service.
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Chicago
United Press
Frank Farrington
Ilinois
Washington
Railroad Administration
Hines
Palmer
Miners in Washington Decide Policy on Wage Pact
About 60 representatives from 36 local miners unions gathered at the Labor temple to ratify the national agreement for a 14 percent temporary wage increase. State Mine Inspector Bagley said 75 percent of Washington mines would reopen Monday if workers return. The meeting led by Robert H. Harlin aimed to issue a policy statement by Saturday night.
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Washington
Labor Temple
Wilson
James Bagley
Robert H. Harlin
United Mine Workers
Harlin
Allies Leave Russia to Fate in Big Three Talks
London dispatch says Allied representatives decided Russia should settle its own difficulties. Lloyd George Clemenceau and Selavoia discussed concessions to the United States to aid ratification of the peace treaty while denying aid to Deniken and Kolchak. Davis absent. Clemenceau to Paris. Chamb erlain urged American investment to balance exchange.
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United Press
London
Russia
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Selaloia
Ambass
Ador Davis
Deniken
Kolchak
Davis
Setaloia
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Senate
Scialola
Downing St
United States
Davia
Austen Chamberlain
Exchequer
Post
America
Woman Held In Spokane Man’s Death After Desertion
A Seattle area woman is held for the shooting death of Chapman, who was killed by a bullet to the temple after he sent letters and urged marriage. The inquest will be held at Enumclaw as investigators pursue the case with sheriff and deputy involvement.
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Chapman
Rolling Green
Fla
Uhlman
Tom Smith
Enumclaw
Matt Starwich
Fred A. Brown
Dr. Corson
Siverly
Seattle
Corson
Charley Christiansen
Oranite Falls
William Henry
Burglars Fire When Pursued After Robbery
Two youths held up Tom Psomas at 2700 Elliott Ave late Friday in his store. One drew a small gun, the other rifled cash. Psomas fired once, the youth shot back twice. Frank Fuqua arrested two suspects nearby but Psomas said they were not the robbers. they were released.
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Tom Psomas
Elliott Ave
Psomas
Psormas
Peomas
Beret
Frank Fuqua
Preomas
Paomas
In China warmth changes wine intoxication speed
In China it is customary to drink wines hot and many believe heated wine intoxicates more quickly than cold wine, reflecting a cultural habit and belief about temperature and effect.
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China
Uncle Sam Clears Canadian War Service Soldier
Cyril H Dawson formerly in the U S army reentered service after serving three years overseas with the Canadian Expeditionary Forces. Technically deserting, he was forgiven after honorably discharged in April 1919. He reenlisted and headed to Fort McDowell California for a second hitch.
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Canadian Expeditionary Forces
U. S. Army
Cyril H Dawson
Fort McDowell
Cal
Dawson
72Nd Battalion
Sam
Flanders
U. S Army
Pours Hot Water on Auto Motor and Dies in Garage
Brun Giewes, 34, of 5407 44th Ave. 8 W., poured boiling water on a frozen auto motor in his garage early Saturday and died of heart disease minutes later. Housekeeper says he arose in health, went to the garage, found the kettle on the motor, and returned to the kitchen before collapsing. The body was taken to the morgue.
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Brun Giewes
44Th Ave
Giesen
Injured Workers Treated at Seattle General Hospital
Two men were brought to Seattle General hospital late Friday. W. Kuyama, a Japanese resident of 369 Alki Ave, fell from a conveyor at Schwager Nettleton lumber mill and suffered a lacerated scalp. Barker, 40, a longshoreman, had a smashed thumb from an injury on the docks.
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Seattle General Hospital
W. ©. Kuyama
Alki Ave
Schwager & Nettleton
Barker
Woman Burned by Explosion At Union Street Home
Mrs. Maurice Katz, 31, wife of a shipyard worker, burned in a Friday accident when a quantity of liquid ignited her clothing after she touched a match at dinner. She jumped through a kitchen window, rolled in snow, and was treated by Dr. William J. Griffin after flames were extinguished.
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Mra
Maurice Katz
Skinner & Keddy
Mra. Katz
Union St
William J. Griffin
Union At
Fire Marshal Battles Oil Burner Ordinance Clash
Fire Marshal Harry W Pringhuret opposes an ordinance allowing oil burners in stoves amid strong proponent support from Councilman Robert D B Hesketh and others. They warn danger to public safety citing Los Angeles and San Francisco incidents. Hesketh will file a minority report.
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Robert DB. Hesketh
Council Public Safety Committee
Erickson
R Bolton
Harry W. Pringhuret
Pringhuret
Hesketh
Beattie
Spokane Bank Robbed by Lone Bandit
A lone bandit robbed the Union Park bank in Spokane yesterday while staff were at lunch. He took $500 and escaped in a car, driving downtown with three police squads in pursuit. The bank is located in the east end of town. The incident involved Cashier FE BR Anderson.
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Spokane
Wash
Union Park
FE. BR. Anderson
Vibrations Cited in Divorce Case in Los Angeles
William A. Streeter obtains divorce from Lillian Streeter on grounds of discordant vibrations after 23 years of marriage. Streeter testified he embraced a new philosophy and claimed his wife could not live with him because their vibrations did not harmonize. He gave her the ranch and left.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William A. Streeter
Lillian Streeter
Streeter
Japanese Temperance Plan Forms National Union
In Tokyo on November 13 a National Temperance union forms with a foundation fund of 1,000,000 yen as sponsors fear laborers’ shorter hours and higher pay may reduce drinking. Critics contend high living costs and wage gains lessen temperance concerns since workers cannot afford as much liquor.
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Tokyo
United Press
Japan
Temperance Union
Senator Jones Puts Bill to Curb Newsprint Use
Washington senator Jones of New Mexico introduces a bill to raise postal rates on newspapers over 24 pages to five times the current rate. He says the measure aims to curb big city papers from gobbling newsprint and to ease access for small town papers.
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Washington
Jones
New Mexico
Gabriele Reaffirms Stay in Fiume Despite Turmoil
Milan reports quoted Gabriele d Annunzio denying plans to abandon Fiume as the situation there in December grows worse despite dispatches.
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Gabriele
Rome
Milan
Gabriele d'Annunsio
Fiume
Altho
Doll Show Extends Run At Arena With Matinee
The doll show at the Arena will hold two extra performances today a kid friendly matinee in the afternoon and an evening reception due to cold weather that kept many school children away earlier in the week the show had been slated to close Friday.
Egan School Kiddies Offer to Entertain at Firlands
A Merry Christmas company note from Egan school offers to provide a children’s Christmas show at Firlands hospital. Several contributors send small sums and expressions of good will, including Myrtle Sturgeon and others, supporting the Firlands fund with donations and best wishes to the patients.
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Egan School
Firlands
Santa Claus
Merry Christmas Company
Firlands Hospital
Myrtle Sturgeon
Bean School
First Ave. W
Royst
Alaska
Firlanda
D. B. Dundembe
Charles Lombard
Press Club
Midlands
Anna R. Gold
Man on His Way to Gallows Gets Sudden Respite
Chicago dispatch reports Arthur Haensel, condemned for a fatal killing, was halted on the eve of execution when Judge Hugo Pam granted a three week stay following an appeal. Haensel bid farewell to relatives and sought spiritual counsel as officials prepared to escort him to the gallows.
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Esther Young
Woodlawn Avey
Little Sisters
Lea
Andy
Order of
Little Slaters
Mr. Tarkington
Arthur Haensel
Haensel
Hugo Pam Late Terday
Chicago
Merry Christmas Company Despite Shortfall Plans Dinner for Firlands Patients
Subscriptions total for the Merry Christmas company show a small deficit with only 32 dollars needed to fund the Firlands patients Christmas dinner and program. Readers of The Star urged to join before the event.
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Merry Christmas Company
Firlands
Merry Christmas Pany
The
Star
Combined Episcopal Service Promotes Interchurch Unity
A second combined service of Episcopalian churches will be held Sunday at 7 30 p m at Trinity Church Broadway to discuss nationwide church interests and the Episcopal presence from York to the Pacific coast.
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Bers of All Episcopalian
Seattle
Trinity Church
Church, Broadway
Episcopalians
York
Pacific
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