Enver Bey Takes Hold in Turkey
Revolutionary unrest spreads in Constantinople as Enver Bey leads arrests of over 200 influential figures. Key officials including Kamil Pasha’s former interior minister and minister of instruction are taken into custody, with the sultan ruling in name only. Armies move toward Stamboul to back Raimi Pasha’s restoration.
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Constantinople
Karmil Pasha
Enver Bey
Kaimil Pasha
Interior
Tehatalja
Raimi Pasha
Nasam Pasha
Wilson to Visit Alaska and Islands
President elect Wilson plans a trip to the Philippines and Alaska at the end of the extra session of Congress starting March 15. He will depart around mid September to assess readiness for self government in the islands and then return to inspect Alaskan coal conditions.
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Washington
Philippines
Alaska
Wilson
Congress
Matthews to Decide on Los Angeles Call Next Sunday
Dr. M. A. Matthews moderator of the Presbyterian church and pastor of First church here will announce next Sunday whether he will accept a call to Los Angeles. The day marks the end of his eleventh year in this pastorate after a mass meeting of women urged him to remain.
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M. A. Matthews
The
Presbyterian Church
First Church
Los Angeles
Evangelist Riley To Speak On Modern Round Dance
At Capitol Hill Tabernacle Evangelist W B Riley will preach on The Morals of the Modern Round Dance tonight He warned of strong admonitions against the waltz following a Sunday sermon that drew about a thousand men A second men mass meeting is planned for next Sunday afternoon with nearly 2500 attending Sunday night services
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Capitol Hill Tabernacle
W. B. Riley
Tabernacle
Rev. Riley
Hungry cougar camps on roof in Marblemount
Jan 27 report from Marblemount describes a cougar perched on a cabin roof scaring the Newby family. Tracks were found next morning as heavy snow drives wildlife toward settled valleys in search of food.
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Marblemount
O'to Newby
Congressman S C Smith Dies After Prolonged Illness
United Prose Leased Wire reports in Los Angeles that Congressman S C Smith, representative of California's Fourth District, died today after a two year illness. He was serving his fourth term and was 55.
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United Prose
Los Angeles
S.C. Smith
California
Smith
Withdrawal of Grey amendment ends suffrage hopes
London reports that the Grey franchise bill was withdrawn by the cabinet and will not reach a vote. Parliament buildings were searched for militants or bombs as police prepared for potential outbreaks. Militant suffragists threatened to die for the cause as 2,000 demonstrated outside the House of Commons.
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Ny United Preee
London
Evening News
House of Commons
Friedmann to Visit United States for Tuberculosis Cure Demo
Charles E. Finlay, banker, announces a one million dollar offer to Berlin scientist Dr. F F Friedmann to demonstrate his tuberculosis cure in America. Friedmann says his brother in the U S has received word he will sail for New York within a week or two.
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United Preas
New York
Chas. E. Finlay
America
F. F. Priedmann
Berlin
Finlay
Friedmann
Woman killed when car falls on group near Hayward bridge
Oakland dispatch reports W D Smith stopped to let a motorcycle pass on Hayward boulevard. His car dropped from a small bridge onto his wife Mrs. L. Smith and his brother Mrs. A Gall of Chicago, instantly killing Mrs. Smith and injuring the others.
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Oakland
W. D. Smith
A. Gall
Chicago
Hayward Boulevard
Here
Rockefeller Probe into Evil Finished
New York January 27 John D Rockefeller Jrs bureau of social hygiene is today completing its two year investigation into the social evil focusing on the New York underworld.
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New York
John D Rockefeller, Jr
Bureau of Social Hygiene
Cracksmen Net Fifth Haul In Two Weeks
A crowd of criminals celebrate profits from a fifth safe cracking spree in two weeks. They forced the National Laundry strong box at 24th Ave N W and stole $85. The combinations were punched with notable skill.
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National Laundry Company
24Th Av. N. W
Phoenix Heads Farmers' Association Elects New President
J. G. Phoenix was chosen president of the West Coast Co-operative association as it enters its second year. The group aids farmers in marketing their products with headquarters at 211 Maritime Building. Vera Newcomb was elected to the board of managers.
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J. G. Phoenix
West Coast Co-operative Association
Maritime Building
Vera Newcomb
Archduke Rainier At 87 Reported Dying In Vienna
Archduke Rainier, 87, a relative of Emperor Franz Josef, is reported dying in Vienna. A separate item notes Mrs J H Howden and their car were involved in a collision with an interurban car, and a report about a requisition for William Brown, who escaped from Monroe reformatory, being rated by Governor Lister follows.
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Archduke Rainier
Franz Josef
J. H. Howden
Olympia
William Brown
Monroe Reformatory
Camada
Lister
Long trial unfolds in Furth bank case in Seattle
Trial of Jacob Furth and three Seattle National Bank officers resumes in Bellingham with farmers in court. W. E. Schricker testifies on exhibits while prosecutors plan 12 witnesses. Defense argues La Conner bank failed by natural causes and Schricker was not a victim. Schricker, once allied with the bankers, is now ostracized and accused of a large loan without note.
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Wash
Jacob Furth
Seattle
Seattle National Bank
Morrison and
McLain
Furth
R. W. Ankeny
Daniel
Kelleher
FE. W. Andrewn
Schricker
Crawley
Humphrey Seeks 760000 For Immigrant Station
Washington January 27 Congressman Humphrey urged the House Committee on Buildings to approve 760000 dollars for an immigrant station at Beattle. He warned Pacific coast cities anticipate a flood of migrants when the Panama Canal opens. In Somerset Pennsylvania Mrs Lipacher Spielberg charged her husband with polygamy in the ninth degree and obtained a divorce.
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Humphrey
Washington Today
House Committee On Buildings
Panama Canal
Beattle
Somerset
Roller Skating Opens at Broadway Rink Tonight
Tonight the Broadway Rink at 711 East Pine Street near Broadway High School hosts roller skating under manager H Roller. The pastime is promoted as healthy, enjoyable, and affordable with free admission for ladies this evening.
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East Pine Street
Broadway High School
Northwest
H . Roller
Darrow Jury To Be Completed By Tomorrow
Ten permanent jurors remained seated with a 650 strong pool in Los Angeles as lawyers expected to pick three more for Clarence Darrow's bribery trial of Robi Bain. Both sides forecast a final jury by tomorrow and plan to begin testimony the next day.
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Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Robi Bain
McNamara
Attorne
Crane
Highest Court Upholds Banker Conviction
The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed J. Thorburn Ross of Portland Oregon five years in state penitentiary for larceny of 288000 of state funds. Ross led Title Guarantee and Trust Co which failed in 1907. The case ended a bitter Oregon court fight over his sentence and fines.
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United Presse
Washington
J. Thorburn Ross
Portland, Or
Supreme Court of the United States
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
State Supreme Court
Ross
Oregon
Congress to probe causes of garment workers strike
A resolution by Victor Berger proposes a sweeping House inquiry into economic conditions behind the New York Garment Workers strike. The measure cites affidavits from strike leaders and warns vice and crime are bred by misery in filthy garment factories, endangering public health.
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Garment Workers
United Prece
Washington
New York Garment Workers
Wie House
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Pocket Lighters and Hats Mentioned in Bureau Note
A fragmented notice references pocket lighters and hats in connection with a bureau. It notes neglecting personal items and urges reminder of a Mingr lamp. The readable text centers on misplaced possessions and reminders.
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Bureau
Madame Potokin Kills Husband in Prearranged Rapier Duel
In Moscow a prearranged duel with rapiers ends with the death of Sun day Potokin. Madame Nadia Potokin is named as the killer in the incident reported from the city.
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Moscow
Nadia Potokin
Sunday
Centralia Plane Crash Injures Biplane Pilot
Walter Edwards suffered serious injuries when his biplane rolled over during a trial flight. The incident occurred as he attempted a routine maneuver, leaving him hospitalized with injuries.
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Centralia
Walter Edwards
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