Peace Conference Faces Balkan Knotty Problem Trieste Controversy
Jugo-Slavs press for self rule over Istria and Dalmatia including Trieste while Italy claims Italian majorities and historic rights. Disputes hinge on population mix, ports, and Wilsonian self determination as leaders warn of Balkan political upheaval if unresolved.
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Philadelphia
Italy
Adriatic
Istria
Ini
Trieste
Gorisia
Austria
London
Independence Hall
Venice
Julian Alps
Dalmatia
Gortaia
Italia
Maine
Jugo Slavia
Hinko Hincovic
Jugo Slav National Council
Jugo-Slavia
Rome
Wilson
Balkans
Japanese to Study Ports for a Year
Temataro Takadshi, a Japanese steamshipman and manager of Uchi da Trading Co., Ltd., will conduct a one year study of the ports of Seattle and Vancouver before establishing a cargo carrier line between Seattle Vancouver B C and Japan. The company is capitalized at 100000000 dollars and operates 20 large cargo ships.
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Seattle
Vancouver
Temataro Takadshi
Uchida Trading Co., Ltd
B. C
Japan
Takashi
Wife of Councilman Withdraws Action
Suit for separate maintenance against Harry Bolton president of the city council was dismissed in superior court Friday on the wife's attorney's request. Bolton stated in a supporting affidavit his intention to support his wife.
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Harry Bolton
Quarantine Hospital Plan Backed by Candidate
Frank M. Renick the Republican nominee for state senator from the 35th district pledged to support a bill in the next legislature creating a women’s state quarantine hospital and reformatory. He spoke to the State Federation of Women's Clubs outlining the policy and its aims.
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Frank M. Renick
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Franklin High School Mourns Death of Private Hyde in France
Collins C Hyde, a Franklin native and former Franklin High School student, died in France on September 28 1918 from influenza while serving in the aviation corps. He was 25 and had been sent from Camp Lewis about a year earlier. His parents Mr and Mrs Fr Rd Hyde formerly of Seattle now reside in Astoria Oregon. An aunt Mrs Emma Pryant lives in Seattle at 219 Belmont Ave N Lanning apartments. He was among the first gold star men linked to Franklin High School.
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Collin C. Hyde
Franklin High School
Iyde
Aviation Corps
France
Rd. Hyde
Seattle
Astoria
Ore
Emma Pryant
Lanning Apartments
Belmont Ave
Hyde
Camp Lewis
German Woolen Mills in U S to Be Sold
New York November 2 German woolen mills in New Jersey and other large factories across the United States valued at more than 200 million dollars will be sold within two months to Americans. A Mitchell Palmer property custodian announced the German property in this country totals 800 million dollars and will soon reach 1 billion, compared with 140 million dollars of American interests taken over in Germany.
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New York
New Jersey
A. Mitchell Palmer
Allen
Germany
Palmer
Mayor Hanson backs bone dry referendum measure No 10
Mayor Hanson urges voters to back a bone dry referendum measure No 10, condemning unscrupulous physicians and druggists who write liquor prescriptions at wholesale rates as the worst fenders against the dry law. He says the measure will curb liquor trafficking.
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Hanson
Turkish Armistice Means Complete for Surrender
London reports Lord Robert Cecil says the Turkish armistice amounts to unconditional surrender with 25 provisions. Key terms include opening and control of Dardanelles, demobilization, surrender of war vessels, Allied occupation rights, cease of hostilities by Oct 31, and delivery of prisoners.
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London
Turkey
Lord Robert Cecil
Dardanelles
Boephorun
Accoss
Black Sea
Turkish
Constantinople
Heventh
My Soldier Girl Cast Delays Opening At Metropolitan
The entire male cast of My Soldier Girl performs in Portland shipyards while the Metropolitan theatre waits for flu bans to lift and allow the show to open.
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Onipyaras
Metropolitan Theatre
Portland
You’re in Love Show Delayed by Coastal Bans
Arthuee Hammerstein's musical tour has halted with towns along the coast enforcing closures. The company currently rests in Portland and will resume performances in Seattle once bans are lifted, instead of canceling dates or delaying until next spring as earlier announced.
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Arthuee Hammerstein
Portland
Seattle
Wilson
Max Asher Joins Lewin Musical Comedy Company
Max Asher, familiar to local cinema fans for his many California comedy roles, will perform with the Harry C. Lewin Musical Comedy company. The troupe, about 40 strong, plans to open at Levy's Orpheum as soon as the ban is lifted.
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Max Asher
California
Harry C. Lewin
Levy
Orpheum
Gertrude Hoffman Opens New York Run at Palace Theatre
Gertrude Hoffman makes her first New York appearance of the season at the Palace Theatre this week presenting a single act featuring original dances impersonations and specialties with an augmented orchestra led by Max Hoffman as usual.
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Gertrude Hoffman
New York
Palace Theatre
Orpheum
Max Hoffman
War Entertainers Irene Franklin Burton Green Return Home
Irene Franklin and Burton Green Jr return from a France service tour bringing cheer to American troops. The group called A Broadway Bunch included Tony Hunting Corinne Francis, with Hunting and Francia still abroad after overstaying enlistment.
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Irene Franklin
Burton Green
France
Tony Hunting
Corinne Francis
Franklin
Green
Air Service
Tank
Palace Hip Theatre to swab floors daily after reopening
Manager Joseph Muller says the palace hip theatre will install a washable floor covering and have attendants wash the floor every day. He notes the current flu wave has heightened concerns about sanitary theatre equipment and cleanliness for patrons.
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Joseph Muller
Palace Hip Theatre
Muller
Navy vaudeville at training camp honors influenza ban lift
Naval Vaudeville Kiddie Milne Eugene Levy Joseph Mueller and Monte Carter staged a vaudeville show before about 4000 at the naval training camp to celebrate the lifting of the influenza ban. Actors recruited from Seattle performed with 12 acts. Montgomery Lynch led patriotic singing and Monte Carter served as master of ceremonies.
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