Escapes in Boat After Shooting
Police hunted A G Apple after a shooting at his Lake Union houseboat on 1185 Fairview Ave. Apple fled by rowboat Sunday night. Austin B Smith and Laula Rose visited the vessel. Smith fired at Apple, keying a rowboat escape. Authorities pursued along lake and bay shores at daybreak.
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Lake and Bay Shores
A. G Apple
Fairview Ave
Lake Union
Aed
Austin B. Smith
Third Ave. N
Apple
Smith
Laula Rose
W. FE. Good
C. D. Sollwich
Rates to Go Up Says H E Byram
H E Byram president of the Milwaukee and St Paul says rates will rise once the roads are returned to their owners. He travels to Chicago after a Se s Altho no one knows when ownership will revert. Accompanying him are Henja Greer federal manager C F Loweth chief engineer and General H B Earling with staff Beattie who met the party.
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H. E. Byram
The
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Byram
Henjai B. Greer
C. F. Loweth
Eng
H. B. Earling
Beattie
Cochran Post to Elect This Week
Officers for the ensuing year were elected for the Lloyd T Cochran post American Legion at Ola City Hall Ballard next Tuesday. All members urged to be present as many matters of vital importance will be discussed.
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Lloyd T. Cochran
American Legion
Ola City Hall
Ballard
Overcome by Gas Death at 803 Charles Street
Carl Johnson was found overcome by gas in a room at 803 Charles Street on Saturday afternoon. He died late Sunday in city hospital without regaining consciousness. The body remains in the morgue and officials seek to locate next of kin.
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Carl Johnson
Charles
Relief Work Begins for Mexican Earthquake Victims
Dispatches report relief operations in the Vera Cruz quake zone are under way as survivors and refugees describe widespread destruction. Soldiers evacuate ruins amid ongoing shortages of food water and medical supplies with grim finds including children dead in collapsed homes and families clinging to symbols of faith. The Cosautian community rejects relocation and vows to rebuild on sacred ground despite further danger.
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Mexico City
Vera Crus
Barranca Nueva
Pic
Russians to be first tried under syndical farm act in King County
John Gornovaky, his brother Vasil, and Sam Bush, all Russians, will be the first to be tried in King County under the criminal syndical farm act. Trials set for January 24. They allegedly organized a Russian society to overthrow the government.
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John Gornovaky
Vasil
Sam Bush
King County
Seat
Robbery on Third Avenue and Main St Injures Wallet
W. M. Dennis of 234 Jefferson Street reported a holdup Sunday night at 8 on Third Avenue and Main Street. Two men assaulted him and took $35 from his possession. No suspects named. local authorities investigating.
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W. M. Dennis
Jefferson Sr
Third Ave
Main St
Bargain Basement Offers Serge Dresses for Women
Every woman needs a serge dress for business or afternoon. The Bargain Basement offers trim, durable dresses of splendid materials at low figures to keep faith with old customers. The lot includes styles trimmed with buttons wide military braid and twisted braid in all over patterns.
Hays to Name GOP Platform Committees in San Francisco
Wil HM Hays national chairman of the Republican Party arrived in San Francisco to announce 60 members of the platform and policies committees. He will lead a two day conference with leading thinkers, to craft a platform for the Chicago convention over the next five months. Met by California officials at the Ferry Building, he attended a public reception at the Palace Hotel and a banquet was planned for the following night.
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San Francisco
United Pres
Wil HM. Hays
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
Hays
Platform Committee
Chicago
Ferry
William H. Crocker
California
James Rolph, Jr
Palace Hotel
Chirman Hays
Plan to lower price of milk in national campaign
Chicago January 12 grocers of the National Retail Grocers association outline a plan to cut at least three cents from milk prices. They propose removing distributors and delivering milk direct from producers to grocers and consumers via cash and carry. The plan, already successful in San Francisco, is expected to roll out soon in Toledo Atlanta St Paul and Chicago where prices rose recently.
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Chicago
National
San Francisco
Toledo
Atlanta
St. Paul
Death of Seattle Police Veteran "Daddy" Peer at 78
Funeral services are set for William J. Peer 78 a retired Seattle police captain who died Sunday at his home 811 26th Ave. The North West native served in the Civil War with the 13th Iowa Volunteers and later ran a hotel in Olympia before joining the police in 1887. He retired in 1909 as a sergeant survived by three daughters and a Colorado-based brother. Funeral under Seattle Police Relief Association and Stevens Post G A R at Bonney-Watson chapel.
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William J. Peer
26Th Ave
Bonney-Watson Chapel
Seattle Police Relief Association
Stevens Post
George F. Reidel
Lafe Peer
Colorado
Daddy” Peer
Ohio
Peer
Iowa Volunteers
Leutenant
Olympia
Barefooted man found after self harm. to recover
I W Morris, 29, found wandering barefoot with throat and wrist wounds. He was found at Swift Ave and Juneau Street by Patrolman James Hamilton Sunday afternoon. A pocket knife was in his pocket. His mental condition will be investigated at the city hospital.
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I. W. Morris
City Hospital
Morris
Swift Ave
Juneau
James Hamilton
Wilson to Call League Meeting and Pact Talks Rise
President Wilson plans to issue the formal call for the first league of nations meeting next Friday. Democratic senators gathered at Senator Owen's home to press for quick ratification using interpretative reservations acceptable to Wilson.
Bryan Urging Ratification of Peace Treaty
William J. Bryan in Lincoln told the Nebraska constitutional convention he will press influence to advance action at Washington on the peace treaty. He sent telegrams to Senate leaders urging renewed efforts to compromise and ratify the pact by January 16, the planned date for the league’s first meeting.
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Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Washington
Diryan
League of Nations
Clemenceau Again Predicted Winner In French Elections
Paris date reports Premier Clemenceau poised to become president after yesterday's senate election results. Returns show strong support for his backers and cabinet members, while socialists suffer defeats in the Seine. Poincare elected to the senate. other ministers re elected.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Seine
Poincare
Meuse
Stephen Pichon
M. Clementel
M. Paris
Dubost
Supreme Council Eyes Kaiser Surrender and Fiume Decision
Paris January 12 The supreme council planned to urge Holland to surrender the former kaiser for trial by the allies. The big three were to resume talks on peace matters and were expected to reach a definite accord on the disposition of Fiume before Wednesday.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Holland
Fiume
Poultry Thieves Hit Smith Farm For Third Time
Police report on Monday that the chicken house of Peter B. Smith at 9315 Seventh Ave has been broken into for the third time in two weeks. Twenty valuable hens are the total loot.
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Peter B. Smith
Trial of Baly Mother and Son Delayed to February Term
William Fay Baly and his mother Anna Baly Nemitz face murder charges in the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan Gallup near Puy Gallup. Defense attorney Walter Fulton requested the postponement, pushing the case to the February court term.
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William Fay Baly
Anna Baly Nemitz
Walter 8. Fulton
Elizabeth Bryan
Puy
Gallup
Eleanor Corsets Special Sale for Event Needs
Economic corset showcase featuring Empire top models in pink coutil with free hips and long lace trimmed skirts. R and G elastic top corsets priced at 1.95 with sizes 19 to 30. White or pink bandeaux offered in striped options with elastic backs.
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Eleanor
37 Piece Layette and Bath Accessories Catalog Offer
A sale announces a 37 piece layette set priced at 47.50 featuring all handmade or hand embroidered garments. Includes bath aprons, floating toys, frog sponges, fiber bath tub, wash cloths, silk towels, bath baskets, baby scales, and decorative soap boxes. Bon Marche catalog line ends the notice.
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BON Marche
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