Police Officer Kills Sergeant in Seattle Shooting
A Seattle police sergeant was killed in a shooting involving his wife’s lover, Ed Roselius, who was later taken into custody at his home. Witnesses recalled a pursuit from First Avenue to Railroad Ave as Roselius confronted Sgt. Carleton, with the suspect warning, Then he began shouting, He won’t wreck another home. Edna Carleton, wife of the slain officer, aided in disarming Roselius at the scene. Carleton, 41, had served 15 years on the force and is survived by his wife and a son.
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Joel Warren
Senat
F. Keefe
Roselius
Eee
Carleton
First Ave
Yester
Edward Schubert
Pioneer Square
Sergt
Railroad Ave
Ro‘Sellus
Edna Carleton
Seventh Ave
Roseliar
British Labor Wins Municipal Election Victory
Early returns from Saturdays municipal elections show a nationwide laborite landslide with Labor defeating veteran mayor Sir Busby Bird in Shoreditch and sweeping councils. Labor gains include a strong showing in working districts while the Progressive and Municipal Reform parties win few seats.
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London
Labor
Shoreditch
Busby Bird
Progressive
Municipal Reform Party
Ring Around Moon Harmless Says He
A clear lunar halo Sunday night sparked superstition and amateur forecasts. Official Weatherwright George N. Salisbury explained the halo results from lunar rays refracting through fine high altitude cloud particles and is not unusual for this time of year.
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Weatherwise
George N. Salisbury
Roselius Family Ties Mention Sergeant Carleton Partnership
The text notes Thomas P. Carleton and two stepsons in the Roselius household. Mrs. Jennie Roselius is 29, her husband 37 and a ten year veteran of the force. No children are in the Roselius family but an adopted daughter of Mrs. Roselius' late sister lives with them. Sergeant Carleton allegedly met Mrs. Roselius last year when stationed at West Seattle, introduced by Roselius.
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Thomas P. Carleton
Jennie Roselius
Roselius
Sergeant Carleton
West Seattle
Prominent Society Figures Face Engagement Controversy
The family of Beatrice M. Benjamin Pratt objects to her engagement to Preston Gibson, noted Washington society man and playwright. Gibson is twice married and divorced. Both families hail from old social lineages and are prominent in society.
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New York
Beatrice M. Benjamin Pratt
Preston Gibson
Washington
Gibson
Unemployment Probe Urged at International Labor Conference
At the conference Vie Count de Bea of Spain urged a 15 nation commission to conduct a thorough worldwide unemployment study. The proposal foresees a broad inquiry with time for full examination in all countries. No action was taken. the matter awaits the forthcoming commission.
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Washington
United Areas
International Labor Conference
Viecount de Ea
de Bea
Final Senate Vote Sought on Peace Treaty
Democratic leaders propose a final vote on the peace treaty for Thursday November 6 with voting continuing until Saturday at 3 pm if two thirds approval is not reached. The plan limits speaking time and sets daily sessions, with minority resolutions also to be considered if the treaty fails.
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Washington
United Press
Senate
Hitchcock Ward
Hitchcock
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
RED Cross
Cabinet to Consider Engineer Union Coal Strike Commission
Secretary Lane said the cabinet will review the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers proposal for a government appointed commission to handle the coal strike and broader industrial tensions. He noted it aligns with President Wilsons offer to miners to submit demands to a commission he would name. A weekly cabinet meeting is planned for tomorrow and endorsement is anticipated if the strike ends.
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Washington
Lane
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Wilson
RED Cross
Colorado Miners Lose Homes During Strike
Colorado miners in Trinidad report 2500 of 4000 out of work as district secretary Lewellyn returns from New Mexico. Men are being expelled from company houses amid widespread suffering and union aid efforts.
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Colorado
Trinidad
Colo
Lewellyn
Colorado Miners
Raton
N. M
Woman Kills Self At Birthday Party
A birthday gathering at Mrs. Daisy Hogan’s home ended with Misa Bertha Jones, 32, taking carbolic acid in an upper room and dying three hours later at City Hospital. Detectives and deputy coroners probe motive. uncle Charles Dell doubts it was intentional. Jones had debt and suspects of robbery, but motives remain unclear. She left a purse with 140 in bills and 35 in coin. family suspects robbery. Funeral plans pending arrival of her sister Mabel Schenck. Funeral arrangements are being organized. body at Home Undertaking parlors.
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Daisy Hogan
Belmont Ave
Misa Bertha
Jonea
Charles Dell
Misa Jones
David B. Carr
Hogan Home
Dell
Mins Jones
Elia Jones
Cedar St
Mra
Mabel Schenck
Berkeley
Cal
Schenck
RED Crobr
Waitress Held After Home Shooting Incident
Thomas Ss 41 was shot 20 times and remains in critical condition at City Hospital along with 23 year old Edwards. Miss Edwards states Ludwig forced entry, grappled, and was shot during a struggle over a gun. Ludwig, a carpenter, says he went to rent a room and was shot. Edwards is jailed on an open charge pending investigation.
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Thomas
Edwards
12Th Ave S
Ludwig
Minerva Haver
St. Regis
Weller
RED Crosb
100000 on Strike Tells Western Pa Mines
Union mines in Western Pennsylvania nearly halted as 100000 strikers pressing claims, while non union areas plan increased output. Strike leaders expect the Pennsylvania halt to hold. operators say non union regions in Connellsville Uniontown and Greensburg will meet immediate consumer needs with rising numbers returning to work.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Connellsville
Uniontown
Greensburg
RED Cross
Russian Troops Evacuate Gatchina After Bolshevik Counteroffensive
Unofficial Helsingfors dispatches say Russian Northwestern army troops evacuated Gatchina Thursday night. Anti Bolshevik forces under General Yudenitch took Gatchina weeks earlier as a base for the push on Petrograd, with the retreat likely tied to a Bolshevik counteroffensive.
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London
Helsingfors
Gatchina
Yudeniteh
Petrograd
Allied Order To Romania On Conference Note
Paris Nov 3 The peace conference supreme council orders Romania to reply to its October 12 note the text of which was suppressed The inter allied transports commission also orders Poland to open railways between Germany and Poland for transit and movement during the postwar period
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Paris
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference Today
Rumania
Inter-Allied Transports Commission Today
Poland
Germany
RED Crosb
Holding Troops in Colorado Coal Zone
Coal mines largely shut down across Colorado with only exempted mines under contract operating. Six Colorado Fuel and Iron company mines run under troop protection with 25 to 60 percent of normal forces at work. Militia officers refuse union leaders’ demand to withdraw troops from mining camps.
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Denver
Colo
United Press
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Winter Coat Styles Highlight Velvet and Velour Finishes
November the Coat Month coats feature belted flaring forms in browns and blues with good tailoring and fine materials. Velours and velour silvertone fabrics appear with plain lines, convertible collars, and novelty harness stitching. Prices run from 35 to 45 dollars.
Hats for Tiny Tots and Dress-Up Styles
Trimmed hats in velvet and felt with rose color options blue tan brown and pink priced from 1.95 to 3.50. Tiny white broadcloth crepe de chine and Bengalinefur dress-up hats with lace embroidery trimmed priced from 2.95 to 7.50.
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Moon
United Preas
Samuel Gompers
Organized Labor
Japan
RED Crobe
Ohio
Cleveland
Waron
Iowa
Des Moines
Illinois
Springfield
Farrington
State Miners’ Organization
Carpenter
Ient
BON Marche
Kolinsky
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