Man Returns to Open Door After Parole Violation
Edwin Doyle, 22, wandered from railroad yards seeking shelter and food, listened to a sermon on judgment at The Open Door in Seattle, then was identified by two men as he and the parole officer followed. Doyle was taken back to Monroe for parole violation proceedings.
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Beman
King At
E. G. Johnson
Johnson
Seattle
Fuwin Dogie
Doyle
State Reformatory
Edwin Doyle
Monroe
Eldorado Sunk in Recent Gale with 41 Lost
Lloyds of London were notified that all hope for the Eldorado's safety is abandoned. The South Pacific steamer, en route from New York to Galveston, disappeared in a recent gale with 41 souls aboard. Tampa reported wreckage bearing the cut letters Eld- found by the schooner Dolphin.
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New Orleans
Lloyds of London
New York
Galveston
Tampa
Fla
Dolphin
Three Benedict Arnolds In Camp Of Progressives Named
Abe Hurwitz reports in Olympia on January 17 that Prank Sweet, Daniel Gilkey, and A. M. Stevens receive committeeships as progressive allies. Stevens wins the rules panel while Gilkey and Sweet gain other posts. The piece notes other party figures also rewarded for supporting the Taylor coalition and mentions King County names on key committees. Also reports the Salvation Army North Pacific Congress meeting under Commissioner Thos Estill in Chicago, with Oregon and Washington officers present.
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Abe Hurwitz
Olympia
Wash
Prank Sweet
Pierce County
State Capitol
Daniel Gilkey
A. M. Stevens
Spokane
Hospital For Insane
Benedict Arnolds
Progressive Party
Pierce
Stevens
Trayal
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Taylor
Zednick of
King
Appropriations Committee
Elections Committee
Goss of King
Labor and Labor Statistics Committee
Wray of King
Halsey
Asotin
Aberdeen
Roosevelt
Railroads
Thos. Estill
Chicago
North Pacific Congress of the Salvation Army
Oregon
Washington
Harry Thaw Released to Testify in Civil Case
Harry Thaw, murderer of Stanford Whith, was released to his mother's custody in New York to testify in a civil case. A photographer photographed them as they left. Nightfall found Thaw returning to Matteawan asylum, where officials said he is not very crazy.
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Harry Thaw
Stanford Whith
New York
New York City
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Harry
Washington Schools Lead Nation in Public Education
Washington public schools top the nation in overall efficiency and expenditures per student. The Russell Sage Foundation report notes Washington spends about 75 cents per $100 of wealth on education, far above states like Wyoming and New Mexico, with Massachusetts and New York close behind.
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Washington
Russell Sage Foundation
Chicago
Massachusetts
New York
United States
South Carolina
North Carolina
California
Oklahoma
Wyoming
New
Frances Clare Hebe and the secret of eternal youth
Frances Clare, described as Hebe the goddess of youth, is portrayed as a lively, aging star who appears younger than before. An interview in the Empress dressing room reveals her playful charm and a carefree attitude toward aging as she jokes about staying young and laughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Clare Hebe
Hebe
Frances Clare
Frances
Guy
Maud Incident Reported in Philadelphia Scene
Philadelphia report describes a domestic disturbance where Peter Kinler allegedly backed a mule to a door, causing it to kick and break into kindling as his mother reportedly advised against action. The article notes Kinler received 30 in the incident context.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Peter Kinler
Peter
Youngster vows vengeance for slain father in Kentucky feud
An 11 year old boy, Hargi Callahan, heir to the Callahan Deaton feud in Breathitt County, pledges to avenge his father as he grows up. The article notes his resolve and the feud's hold on local families and politics. Mrs Lillian Callahan Gross sits in court as proceedings unfold.
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Kentucky
Youngster
Father
Mperia
Winchester
Feudiam
Hbreathitt County
Hargi
Callahan
Deatons
Harden
Lillian Callahan Gross
Ed Callahan
History of the Callahan Feud in Breathitt County
Half a century ago in Bloody Breathitt the Hargis and Cockrill families clashed, killing 38 in nine months. Ed Callahan, once county sheriff and a Hargis ally, joined the Hareia clan to wipe out the Cockrills. Callahan’s Deaton wife eloped with John Smith fueling further feuding, as Deaton and Hargis sides attacked. Callahan survived four shootings while several Deatons were killed.
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Callahan
Hargis
Cockrill
Breathitt
Ed Callahan
Hareia
Cockrills
Deaton
John Smith
Smitha
Deatons
Feud Trial in Winchester Shapes Breathitt County Clansmen
May in Crockettaville centers on the trial of fifteen men for a shooting that killed Ed Callahan, while the feud endures in mountain towns. A woman from Breathitt County aims to educate the feud out of her young brother Hargis who faces inherited hate and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crockettaville
Winchester
Hargis Callahan
Little Hargis
Ed Callahan
Breathitt County
Little Brother
Louisville
Irish Home Rule Bill Passes Commons Awaiting Lords
London dispatch reports the Irish home rule bill passed the House of Commons by a 110 vote majority and moves to its second reading in the Lords. If peers reject again, the measure may clear Parliament in 1914 despite opposition.
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Hy United Press
London
House of Commons
House of Jorda
Commons
Peers of
Losda
Six Die in Edmonton Fire Crush at Armoring House
Six Italians perished in a blaze in Edmonton Alberta after a wall collapse buried a sleeping crew in a rambling house. The fire caused about 200000 dollars in losses as the commerce court debate continues in Washington until June 30 inclusive.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Commerce Court
Senate
Pantages Extends Vaudeville Circuit to Canadian Cities
The Pantages vaudeville circuit will add six Canadian cities after a conference between promoter A W Cameron and local Pan tages manager J J Cluxton. The expansion costs about 750000 dollars and includes Regina Moose Jaw Lethbridge Medicine Hat Swift Current and Prince Albert.
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Canada
A. W Cameron
Candian
J J. Cluxton
Pantages
Regina
Moose Jaw
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Swift Current
Prince Albert
Sulzer Pardons Schiff’s Valet in New York
Albany Jan 17 Gov Sulzer announced he pardons Foulke Brandt former valet of Mortimer Schiff who had been sentenced to 30 years in Dannemora prison. The disclosure follows reports on the Mexican revolutionary situation and unrest in San Luis and Durango. Senate committees favor funds for Ellensburg and Aberdeen roads.
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Albany
N. Y
Qgov
Sulzer
Foulke RE. Brandt
Mortmer. Schiff
Dannemora
Washington
San Lu
Lejns
Durango
State Law Called To Heat Street Cars In Winter
Olympia January 17 A bill by Rep Chris tensen of King County seeks to compel street car companies to heat their cars during cold weather making heating a state matter and enforceable by the state Legislators noted two road bills including one proposing $20,000,000 in bonds for road construction by the road commission and government bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Christensen
King County
Foster
Road Commission
Statewide bill curbs police power and direct senator election
In Olympia a King county delegation introduced a proposal to make the Griffith police measure statewide limiting arrests without warrants to specified offenses and creating a women’s reformatory with a $50,000 appropriation. The bill accompanies a plan to adopt the Oregon system for direct senatorial elections if constitutional amendment stalls.
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Olympia
Jan
A_ Dill
Griffith
King County
Steiner
Washington
Oregon
Rep
Murphine
Queen Olga Thanks Seattle for 5200 Francs Donation
Nicholas Oeconomacos of the Greek Red Cross reports a letter of thanks from Queen Olga of Greece for 5200 francs donated by Seattle at a November benefit. The money supported humanitarian relief through the Greek Red Cross.
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Nicholas Oeconomacos
Greek Red Cross Society
Olga of
Gree
Seattle
Rich train robber convicted in Kansas City case
Wells Lounsberry of Medford Oregon was found guilty in U S court on two counts for a train robbery that diverted mail and endangered passengers. The defense claimed insanity and he faced multiple crimes tied to earlier mail thefts in Oregon and Redding.
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Oregon
Kansas City
United
Lounsberry
Best
Medford
Ore
Kansas
Redding
Legislature Takes Up Bills to Pension Mothers
In Olympia on January 17 advocates celebrate the filing of two bills to pension mothers. Corkery of Spokane and Browne of Kittitas lead the effort. Corkery calls for a $15 monthly pension per child with no breadwinner, with Superior Court discretion. Browne proposes $10 for the first child and $6 for each additional child, with juvenile court jurisdiction.
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Olympia
Corkery
Spokane
Browne
Kittitas
Juvenile Court
Rs Pension
French Premier Poincare Elected President of Republic
Premier Raymond Poincare was elected president of the French republic at Versailles on the second ballot after socialist and republican allies backed him. The contest pitted him against Jules Plais, minister of agriculture, who was the near challenger. In London, Miss Olive May, an American actress, wed Lord Victor Paget, heir to the Marquis of Anglesey.
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Reas
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Versailles
National Assembly
Poincare
Jules Panis
London
Olive May
Lord Victor Paget
Marquis of Anglesey
Kills Father in Maple Valley After Liquor Quarrel
Albert Gault, 63, was shot and killed by his son Ruley Gault, 28, in Maple Valley Washington. The assailant, returning from Issaquah intoxicated, attacked his mother and then fired at his father, dying instantly. Neighbors overpowered him until the sheriff arrived. Ruley is detained by Justice of the Peace Sidebotham.
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United Press
Maple Valley
Wash
Albert Gault
Ruley Gault
Justice of the Peace
Sidebotham
Gault
Issaquah
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