Dead anarchist sweetheart linked to Chicago murder plot
Police in Chicago center on Rosa as the heart of a suspected plot involving the anarchist and his young companion Olga Averbuch. Investigators report a tense attachment and a pattern of agitation around the two women and the Russian suspect, with no conclusive ties yet established.
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Ee Pryeng
Rose Jal Hospital
Noyes
Case Aw
Ron Stern
Vasarue Averbuch
Chief Bich
Hut
Chew Tore Foreverbuch
Chiar0
Bisse
Schwuettier
Schuetti
Mra J. Watter
Averbuch
Itona
Aris
City school safety measures prompt facility changes
Inspection of every building in the city highlights dangers in furnace rooms and inward opening doors. Fire Chief warns no building is safe from basement hazards. Senior Club entertainment at Washington High School features William Lee Greenleaf in a Shakespeare recital at the YMCA on Saturday evening.
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Pire
Lester Droratic
Washington High School
William Lee Greeniea
Y. M. C. A. Anditertam
Navy Secretary M Calfie Awed by Flower Festival Invite
Secretary of the Navy Victor Metcalf ponders an invitation from the Pacific League to be guest at Santa Maria’s flower festival honoring Evans' fleet. He has not decided if he can accept.
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Wash
Ton
D.C
Secretary of the Navy
Victor Metcalfie
Pacific Eague
Evans
Changes in Franchise and License Powers From Recent Election
The new amendments shift power to require popular votes on all franchise ordinances reducing corporate influence. The saloon license amendment increases the authority of the license and revenue committee, limiting licenses to 615 and setting the stage for ongoing contests over who holds licenses.
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Lcenee
Hotel Guests Attend Valefield Event
Arty attended a Saturday evening gathering hosted by the Valefield hotel for guests of Madisoo and Bixth.
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Arty
Valefield
Madisoo
Bixth
Rest Eyeglasses Aid Stenographers and Bookkeepers
Stenographers and bookkeepers can ease strain with REST EYEGLASSES advertised by Seochard Op teal Co at 1207 Becond ay.
La Follette Men Hold To Primary Plan
The La Follette club presses the primary plan for WashingtonRepublican voters with letters to Taft leaders urging action. Prominent Taft supporters show favor though a small faction opposes. The state central committee meets in Beattie March 18 to decide.
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Taft League of
Wallington
Ihs
la Follette Lab
Taft Club
King County
W. Hi. Fleet
le Follette Club
James Blackistone
Taft
Republican State Central
Thin City
Tven
Ohio
LaPollette
California
Washington
The
la Follette Club
State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Beattie
Looks Rosy to Stubbs
Stubbs traffic director of Harriman railroads visits Portland to consult with local traffic officials. He arrived by private car after a run from New Orleans and notes slack business coastwide but remains optimistic about renewed activity bringing eventual benefits.
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Portland
Ore
Stubbe
Harriman Railroads
Harriman Lines
Stubbs
New Orleans
Council Cleans Up Unfinished City Council Business
Last night the outgoing council cleared nearly all pending items before a new council takes office after Monday noon. Councilman H. C. Gil of the Third ward is slated to be president of the new council and may announce committee appointments early. New charter amendments are noted.
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H. C. Gil
Third Ward
Emia
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