Pacific coast hockey powerhouses eye 1919 season opener
Coastal teams Vancouver Seattle and Victoria prepare for the New Year clash in Seattle. Seattle fronts key players Happy Holmes Bobby Rowe Roy F ukey and Murray on defense while Morris Foyston Walker pace the Metropolitans offense. Victoria counters with Lester Patrick Moose Johnson Loughlin Genge and Patrick plus forwards Oatman Kerr Poulin Tobin Dunderdale.
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L. Patrick
Genge R. D
Loughlin
Johnson Staite
Kerr
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Poulin
Teapee
Dunderdale
Barbour
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Victoria
Happy Holmes
Bobby Rowe
Roy Fuckey
Rowe
Rickey
Morris
Walker
Foyston
Wilson
Mets
Lester Patrick
Patrick
Moose
Johnson
Loughlin Genge
Genge
Lloyd Cook
Alex Irvin
Lehman
Mickey Ion
Eddie Oatman
Tobin
Dathan
Lee
Tommy Murray
Taylor
MacKay
Stanley
Harris
Gillum and Darcy Set for Friday Night Boxing Match
Salt Lake middleweight Harry Gillum faces Portland's Jim Darcy in the Elks club smoker headliner at the club Friday. Darcy, aka Valley Trambitas, is a Northwestern favorite. Semi windup features Bobby Harper vs fast opponent. Weldon Wing or Joe Hill could appear. Philo Richardson and Lackey Morrow also mentioned. Jim Mason to perform if recovered from a cold.
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Harry Gillum
Salt Lake
Jim Darcy
Portland
Elks
Nate Druximan
Gilltum
K. O. Brown
Steve Reynolds
Everett
Jase
Darcy
Valley Trambitas
Frank Farmer
Bobby Harper
Druxsman
Harper
Weldon Wing
Joe Hill
Philo Richardson
Naval Training Station
Druximan
Lackey Morrow
Jim Mason
Mason
Bigbee Discharged From Coast Artillery Seeks Pittsburg Deal
Carson Bigbee former Pittsburg National League player has been discharged from the Coast Artillery at Fort Stevens and plans to sign a Pittsburg contract soon He worked in Seattle shipyards after quitting baseball last season and hopes to regain form by playing basketball Also noted are a Seattle dog show plans a Carbonado soccer result and various boxing and club news including Burke hired to manage the St Louis Browns
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Carson Bigbee
Pittsburg
Coast Artillery
Fort Stevens
Bigbee
Seattle Shipyards
Santtic
Seattle Kennel Club
Second Ave
ST. Louis
James T
Jimmy) Burke
St. Louis Browns
Great Lakes Team May Play on Campus
Camp Lewis all star eleven return from California and efforts to arrange a game with the Great Lakes naval training station team proceed. Possible venue includes Tacoma Stadium or Denny Field Seattle with a Northwest tour in prospect.
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Great Lakes
Tacoma
California
Pasadena
Northwest
Tacoma Stadium
Denny Field
Seattle
Pershing Decrees Rigidly Enforced in Occupied German Areas
General Pershing’s orders for German district control are being quickly implemented by the American army along with German officials. Civilians face ID requirements. mail censorship and telegraph and telephone requests are handled by German clerks. A new passes bureau at army HQ handles inquiries as police regulate liquor sales and movement.
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Pershing
Germany
Army
Berger's Trial in Fourth Week Opens in Chicago
In Chicago on December 30 the espionage case against Victor Berger and four socialist leaders enters its fourth week. Irwin St John Tucker, noted socialist writer, resumes testimony while four defendants, excluding Berger, have testified on their own behalf.
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Chicago
Victor Berger
Irwin St John Tucker
Berger
Japan and France Fight Global Cotton Trade Shift
Special to The Star reports Japan and France seeking dominance in the world cotton textile market. French manufacturers buy for millions in Lancashire to replace losses from German actions. Japanese agents tour the countryside buying old looms at lofty prices, expanding influence in cheap cloths in the Far East.
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N.eba
London
Japan
France
Lancashire
Far East
Youth with wooden gun nets $5 at grocer’s store
A youth obtained five dollars from J P Koran a grocer at his 902 19th avenue store on Saturday night. Though the gun was known to be wood the youth took no risks during the act.
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J. P. Koran
19Th Ave
Altho
Rogan
Woman fined for liquor transport in federal case
Marie Sawyer was fined 200 dollars after a jury verdict in Judge J Neterer's court for transporting liquor from Great Falls Montana to Seattle. The husband who arranged the trip is in hiding and no jail term was imposed. The judge warned the defendant this must not recur.
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Marie Sawyer
J. Neterer
Great Falla
Mont
Seattle
Judge Neterer
34 Men Nabbed in Gambling Round-Up
Bail aggregating $1,000 was deposited by 34 men arrested in 204 Col ling building in four police raids Sunday for gambling. Gus Johnson and C Holder charged with conducting the games left $100 bail each. the others posted $25. Several decks of cards and dice were held as evidence.
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Colling Building
Gus Johnson
C. Holder
Price Waterhouse assistant manager dies of influenza
George A. Torrey assistant manager of Price Waterhouse Co's local branch died Saturday of influenza at the family residence 2670 38th Ave S. W.
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George A. Torrey
Price, Waterhouse & Co
38Th Ave
S. W
Shaffer Plan Seeks 12 Months Pay for Military
Norfolk dispatch reports a nationwide push for Congress to approve the Shaffer plan granting every enlistee 12 months extra pay. Shaffer states service members earned $1 daily while civilians made up to $15, arguing the plan would add about 3 billion dollars in war costs.
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Norfolk
Van
Congress
Shaffer
City Bank and Trust Co
W. B. Shaffer, Jr
Mys Shaffer
Move to Promote Crowder to Lieutenant General
Washington officials report a movement gaining momentum to promote Provost Marshal General Crowder to lieutenant general or general. The push blends national and military politics with Republicans seen as favoring the promotion while some Democrats question Crowder’s ambitions and political influence.
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Washington
Crowder
Theft of Ring Charges Against Two in City
Police report a $450 diamond ring stolen from B J Ford who claims Hagerty found him in an alley and robbed him. Hagerty, 23, says Ford was intoxicated. both men, ages 46 and 23, are jailed on open charges after a search found no ring on Hagarty.
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B. J. Ford
W L. Hagerty
Hagerty
Ford
Hagarty
Robber Thrown From Car After Onboard Assault
A robber leaped on the running board at Phinney avenue and North 57th Street Saturday night. O G Hansell of 137 North 4th Street kicked him off, sped away, leaving the bandit prone in the street.
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Phinney Ave
N. 57Th
O. G. Hansell
N. 4Th
May 26 1918 Wage Increases Reshape U S Rail Work
Washington expects historians to note May 26 1918 when McAdoo issued wage orders raising pay for nearly 2 000 000 railroad workers. The plan set eight hour day equal pay, retroactive to January 1 1918, and created detailed scales across job categories with substantial increases. A board system advised the director general on grievances and conditions.
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America
McAdoo
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