Hooper Attacks Living Wage Triumvirate In Rail Row
Ben W. Hooper chairman of the railroad labor board derides Edsel Ford Henry Ford Gompers and Hearst as a living wage trio. He calls their stance virulent and insists the board acted in labor and national interests by rejecting the theory which could wreck railroads and ruin workers.
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Chicago
Edsel Ford
Ben W. Hooper
Railroad Labor Board
Labor Board
Hooper
Ford
Gompers
Hearst
A. O. Wharton
Henry Ford
Detroit, Toledo & Irontop
Cuyler Found Dead in Pennsylvania Railroad Private Car
Thomas De Witt Cuyler aged 68, chairman of the Association of Railroad Executives, was found dead in President Rea's private car on the Pennsylvania Railroad in Philadelphia. He earlier traveled from Rochester and was a key figure in the shop craft workers' strike, often meeting carrier presidents to seek settlement. He died after a porter found no response and Dr. Barney pronounced him dead.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Association of Railroad Executives
Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cuyler
Rochester
N. Y
Bea
Cuyier
Barney
T. de Witt Cuyler
Association of
Railway Presidents
Rall
New York
Washington
Harding
Japanese exclusion call sparks national legislation push
A speaker urged rigid Japanese exclusion as vital and argued for federal nationwide laws. He warned of evasion schemes aided by unscrupulous Americans and said he would press for comprehensive national legislation if elected. The speech drew an enthusiastic ovation.
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Dit
Dill Ditches Poindexter In Senate Race Speech
C C Dill democratic candidate for United States senator spoke for 30 minutes to an enthusiastic Wilkes Une ter audience. He attacked Senator Poindexter’s record and vowed to repeal the Bach Cummins act reopen the Newberry case and join the farm bloc if elected.
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C. Dill
United States
Wilkes Une Ter
Reopening Probe Considered in Havre Shooting Case
Helena reports Mr and Mrs Joseph Pyle parents of Mrs Margaret Carleton in consultation with lawyers over reopening the inquest after the Havre double shooting. Authorities have found nothing to clarify ownership of the gun used in the alleged killing and the two diamond rings Mrs Carleton wore before the shooting remain missing.
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Helena
Mont
Joseph Pyle
Margaret Carleton
Selfslain
Montana
L. J. Christier
Havre
Case Closed in Havre Christier Carleton Inquest
Havre Mont Nov 2 sentiment among officials is they will uncover no new evidence to reopen the Christier Carleton inquest. The coroner jury verdict held Mrs Margaret Carleton responsible for the murder of Rev L K Christier and her own death amid doubts about her responsibility. Townspeople believe the case is closed.
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Havre
Mont
Christier-Carleton
Margaret Carleton
L. K. Christier
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Altho
Mrs. Phillips May Not Tell Her Story
In Angeles on November 2 Mrs. Clara Phillips may not testify in her murder trial for killing Mrs. Alberta Meadows with a hammer. Defense attorney Herrington doubts she will be permitted to take the stand and fears a nervous breakdown if she testifies. He would not confirm calling her as a witness.
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108
Angeles
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Herrington
Mayor Brown Plans Health Show Visit in Portland
Health officials urge Mayor Brown to attend the Portland exposition closing day. Dr H M Read presses the city to back a Seattle plan and assemble physicians surgeons and dentists for a corresponding exhibit in May 1923.
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Brown
Portland
Lloyd George Improves Health Ahead of Campaign
London reports David Lloyd George, sick with a cold and sore throat, much improved and expected to resume campaigning by Saturday. Conservatives forecast a sweeping general election win following yesterday's municipal results. In 89 provincial boroughs Labour lost 164 seats while Conservatives gained 101.
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London
David Lloyd George
Laborites
Law Hopes US Embrace League of Nations Vital Role
Premier Bonar Law spoke in London calling for American interest in the League of Nations and its duty to aid global recovery from war chaos. He contrasted Lloyd George with a quip, saying he was "a drummer boy in war time" and excelled at it.
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Law
America
London
United States
League of Nations
Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Lady Forbus Addresses Two Vashon Meetings
Lady Willie Forbus, candidate for prosecuting attorney, spoke at two Vashon Island meetings Wednesday. Attorneys James T. Lawler and Ivan T. Merrick spoke in her behalf at the Bungalow church and the Pallard and Fremont meetings.
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Willie Forbus
Vashon Island
James T. Lawler
Ivan T. Merrick
Lady Forbus
Bungalow Church
Pallard
Fremont
Chief dives to help captors in vehicle theft case
William Chapel confesses stealing cars and dives into a freezing lake at Kansas City to assist police in recovering hidden automobile parts. He aided investigators by retrieving the stolen car components from the water, aiding the case.
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HIEF
Kansas City
Willian Chapel
Widow declares innocence in Hall Mills murder case
Frances N Hall told United Press she is innocent of knowledge or complicity in her husband James Hall's death. She said she was not present at Phillips farm on Sept 14 and answered questions about the night’s events and possible letters from Hall to Mrs Mills. Mills contradicted her statements and questioned discrepancies with other witnesses.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Frances N. Hall
United Preas
Hall-Mills
Jane Gibson
Hall
Phillips Farm
Mr. Hall
Halli
James Milla
Mall
James Mason
Jane Gideon
Cow Counties Oppose 30-10 School Tax Plan
Washington cow counties led by Lincoln and surrounding wheat regions oppose the 30-10 school fund equalization plan. Louis A. Dyer cites tax delinquency and crop losses, arguing the plan shifts burden from wealthier tops to rural districts. He backs Josephine Preaton relief figures and calls for tax fairness based on income.
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Big Bend
Louis A. Dyer
Wilbur
Lincoln County Taxpayers’ Association
Dyer
Seattle
The
Star
Lincoln County
Adama
Douglas
Franklin
Grant
Cow
Adama County
Josephine Preaton
State of
Washington
Seek Time Off for Armistice Parade Arrangements
Armistice day committee plans time off for workers to march in the Seattle Armistice Day parade on November 11 at 11 30 a m Retail trade leaders are to discuss endorsement at a Thursday meeting Building Owners association may help decorate downtown and county officials would hang bunting and flags at the county city building A church sermon topic at St Marks Episcopal on All Saints and All Souls with an evening talk on the sources and author of Christianity
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Seattle
Chamber of Commaeres
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Former service men urged to join meeting in Times building
Lieut. Col. H. T. Matthews invites all former service men to attend a meeting of the United States organized reserves at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Times building. The notice emphasizes participation and the purpose of the gathering.
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H. T. Matthews
Times
United States Organized Reserves
Labor Turns Against 1912 Progressive Trio
Washington November 2 Organized labor attacks Beveridge Poindexter and Kellogg labeling them reactionary and urging defeat at the November 7 elections. Timothy Shea of the Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen accuses Beveridge of serving big business with open shoppers policy. William H. Johnston of the Machinists warns against Poindexter and Kellogg for shifting from progressive to pro‑business stances.
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C. C. Lyon
Washington
Beveridge
Indiana
Poindexter
Kellogg
Minnesota
Organized Labor
Mr. Teveridge
Timothy Shea
Organized Labor of
William H. Johnston
International Association of Machinists
Milen Poindexter
Johnston
Senate
Labor
Millionaires' Club
United States
C. C. Dil
Quartet Work Wins Audience at Fine Arts Hall Concert
The Spargur String quartet delivered a refined morning performance of Adhuberts Death and the Maiden and Haydn in Minor at Fine Arts hall. Olazou now's Interludium and Orientale offered contrast as John Spargur and teammates opened their seventh season with the Musical Arts society. Jane Burns Albert is slated as guest soprano.
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Adhuberts
Spargur
Musical Arts Society
Fine Arta Hall
Chamber Murta
Haydn
Olazounow
John Spargur
Albany Ritchie
Helter Collins
George Kirchner
Poindexter to Speak at Wilkes Rally
A Republican rally will be held Thursday night in Wilkes theater with United States Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington and Charles J. McNary of Oregon as principal speakers. McNary authored the Smith McNary reclamation bill.
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Wilkes Theater
United States
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Charlies J. McNary
Oregon
Senator McNary
Big Damage Suit Is Being Tried Today
Frank Vizcaro seeks 24000 dollars in damages from King County and the town of Issaquah. He says a night crash on February 4, 1922, occurred when his auto truck fell into an unguarded road hole. He claims he filed claims with the county commissioners and Issaquah city council but was denied.
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King County
Issaquah
Walter M. French
Frank Vizzaro
Iasaquah
Vizcaro
Ie.saquah
Apples as Health Slogan Featured at Mutual Drug Stores
The 19 Mutual drug stores will display apples to promote the Pacific Northwest fruit exposition. The slogan Health's Best Way Beat Apples Every Day will appear Thursday and Friday. Tickets will be sold at the stores and a free apple given with each purchase.
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Mutual Drug
Pacific North
Legion Chief Alvin Owsley Elected Commander
Alvin Owsley of Texas was chosen as commander of the American Legion at the recent convention held in New Orleans. He succeeds the previous head and will lead national veterans affairs and Legion activities.
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Alvin Owsley
Texas
American Legion
New Orleans
Chest Gets More Funds for Community Fund Push
Follow-up letters to last year’s subscribers produced a generous response. The Community Fund headquarters reports $4,322.50 received from these letters, bringing the total to $540,735.81. Subscriptions this year from the same contributors are substantially higher than last year.
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Community Fund
Trial of Burch In Third Murder Case Unfolds
Los Angeles reports a slow methodical progression as Arthur Burch faces a third trial for the Kennedy murder. Dr. J. J. Winley is due to testify about a disputed thorn allegedly found in Burch's knee after arrest. Witnesses described Burch’s Las Vegas capture and hotel activities before the crime.
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Los Angeles
Arthur Burch
John Belton Kennedy
J. J. Winley
Thorn
Burch
Las Vegas
N. M
Rummage Sale Planned by University Methodist Church
Women of the University Methodist church announce a rummage sale at Pike Place market Friday and Saturday offering articles of unusual attractiveness to purchasers.
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University Methodist Church
Pike Place
Fascisti Spell Doom of Communists Declared in Pasadena
Augusto Galli former Fascisti official arrived in Pasadena to preach Mussolini’s rise and claim the movement saved Italy from Bolshevism. He described Fascisti as non-political yet powerful with eight hundred thousand members and praised Mussolini as a man of action and leader of Italy’s defense against radicals.
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Pasadena
Cal
Italy
Fascisti
Benito Mussolini
Red
Mussolini
Roosevelt
United States
Augusto Galli
Fascisti Club
Rome
Russia
Galli
Nitti
Popolo d'Italia
Milan
J'Annunsie
Stevens Debating Society backs 10 plan after Tuesday debate
The Stevens Debating Society at the University of Washington adopted a resolution in favor of the 10 plan after a Tuesday evening debate. The affirmative side won the discussion.
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Stevens Debating Society
University of Washington
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