Indians Shot in Old Lummi Feud on Reservation
On the Lummi reservation near Bellingham Washington John Brown his wife and their 15 year old daughter were wounded by shotgun fire as Andrew Ballew an 18 year old Indian youth confessed to the shooting Balew aimed to wipe out a long standing feud The Browns were unconscious for an hour but expected to recover Mrs Browns condition described as the most serious while Balew was jailed on a charge of attempted murder
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Bellingham
John Brown
Andrew Baliew
Lummi
Brown
Young Ballew
Altho
Rents Not To Be Cut Soon Raises U S Survey
Washington Nov 1 John Shider head of the civic department United States chamber of commerce says no relief from high rents for 18 months to two years based on a nationwide survey of building conditions. He notes a record building program and that construction value through September exceeds 1 600 000 000 for the year while 1921 total was about 1 500 000 000. In Ukiah Cal ptomaine poisoning causes death of Rev Judson Graves once prominent in Montana church circles.
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Washington
John Shider
Civic Department
United States Chamber of Commerce
Shider
Ukiah
Cal
Judson Graves
Montana
Tax Commission Chief Backs Referendum No. 12
Reeves Aylmore Jr. disputes opponents claim that Referendum No. 12 would hand control of commercial highway vehicles to private monopolies. He says state control and a tax on gross earnings would benefit the commonwealth, citing California and 26 states as precedents. The measure could affect electric power expansion and city departments, with regulators noting potential impacts on new entrants and plant extensions.
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Commonwealth
Reeves Aylmore, Jr
State Tax Investigating Committee
Aylmore
Tax Investigating Committee
State Board of Public Works
California
Ita
Hiram W. Jehonen
City Light Department
Seattle
Harold Preston
Light Department
Preston
Beattle
Power Planta
Neht
Federal Power Commission
State Department of Public Works
Bible barred from California high schools ruling
San Francisco November 1 The California district court of appeals rules that the Bible cannot be used for religious instruction in state high schools. The decision in Elbert L Evans vs Belma Union High School reverses a lower court, which had held the Bible non sectarian.
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San Francisco
Lower District Court
Court of Appeals
Thrill-Maker Hurt in His Bathroom
Reginald Denny, known for perilous film stunts, was seriously injured in his Los Angeles bathroom when a porcelain faucet handle broke. He cut his right hand and severed an artery, his life in danger before urgent medical aid arrived.
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Los Angeles
Reginald Denny
Denny
Diamond Dyes advertisement promises fade resistant color
A vintage Diamond Dyes ad claims the product can revive worn fabrics including skirts coats and draperies with rich, fadeless color that won’t streak or run. It instructs buyers to identify material types wool silk linen cotton or blends and assures guaranteed results.
Congress to Convene an Extra Session in November
Congressman Albert Johnson announced an extra session of Congress for November 20 to tackle remaining Republican measures. He spoke during a stop in Seattle after addresses in Sedro-Woolley and Ritzville and urged Washington's delegation to be in Washington by the opening. The purpose is to clear bills such as the shipping bill and anti lynching measure before the regular session stalls.
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Congress
Albert Johnson
Seattle
Sedro-Woolley
Ritzville
Johnson
Washington
Northern Pacific and partners seek single system merge
Consolidation of the Northern Pacific Great Northern S P and S S and Burlington lines into one system will be urged before the interstate commerce commission November 17. Charles Donnelly NP president announced after arriving to confer with W F Turner president of the S P S S and to inspect NP property. He was accompanied by Judge George T. Reid western counsel.
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Portland
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Donnelly
George T. Reid
Western Counsel
City Groups Plan Discussion on Initiative Measure No 46
The Taxpayers' League the Tax Reduction Council and the Federated Improvement clubs to convene at Good Fate cafeteria 811 Second Ave on Wednesday November 1 1922 at 12 5 p m to discuss initiative measure No 46 known as 30 10 with Arthur L Marsh editor Washington Fiducational Journal speaking in favor and Lou Staude Seattle school board comptroller opposing.
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Taxpayers’ League
Tax Reduction Council
Federated Improvement Clubs
Second Ave
Arthur L. Marsh
Washington Fiducational Journal
Lou Staude
Seattle School Board
Forbus Attacks Douglas In Campaign Speech
Lady Willie Forbus, candidate for prosecuting attorney, criticized Malcolm Douglas and the prosecutor's office before a large Georgetown audience at Bertolds hall and Storehall. She questioned the Legate murder case records and alleged Douglas prevented review for campaign reasons, urging scrutiny by the pension board.
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Willie Forbus
Malcolm Douglas
Bertolds Hall
Georgetown
Storehall
S. W
Edmonds
Dr Waldo to Speak at College Club Meeting
Dr Waldo, president of Bellingham State Normal School, will address the College Club at 12 15 p m Thursday with focus on educational topics and school progress.
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Waldo
Dwight Bryant Waldo
Bellingham State Normal School
College Club
What’s in the Air Program Schedule and Stations
A list of air program times and station slots for Wednesday November 1. Timings include KFC daily slots 11:15 am to 6:16 pm with multiple brief intervals and KDZE 10:80 to 11 am and 2:40 to 4:30 pm daily, plus KGY Sundays and Tuesdays 8:30 to 9:30 pm and Fridays 8:30 to 9:45 pm.
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Ttle
Sendon
Seattle
Bremerton
Neaday
Navy Ya Yard
KFC
KDZE
KIR
Dress Shields Regular Shapes on Sale
Dress shields in regular shape sizes 2 3 4 and 6 offered special at 19 cents each. Limited quantity and while supplies last.
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Kleinert
City Menaced by New Jersey Grass Fire
A grass fire swept four miles over Meadows toward Secaucus and menaced the southern part of the town at noon. Firemen from Secaucus and North Bergen fought the blaze, sprayed water on surrounding land, and strove to protect county institutions at Laurel Hill after the fire started in a garbage dump.
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Secaucus
N. J
Here
North Bergen
Laurel Hill
Davis Says Harding Won't Cancel Debt
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis told a Portland audience that the European war debt to America would never be canceled while the current party runs national affairs. He defended the Harding administration’s record during a tour of the Pacific Northwest.
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Portland
Ore
James J. Davis
Lapor
Harding
Pacific Northwest
America
Davis
Mexican Consulate Issue Settled in New York
Washington November 1 The dispute over the New York supreme court attachment to the Mexican consulate was settled when Manuel Tellez Mexican charge d affaires ordered Rafael Muzquiez the New York consul general to reopen the consulate. The attachment relating to property and files was lifted.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
New York Supreme Court
New York
Manuel Tellez
Rafael Muzquiez
Tellez
Muzquiez
New York Court
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A. J. Lattin
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Wolff
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Carleton Ave
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Twenty-first Ave. W
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Milan
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