End of Tieup Talked By Mine Leaders
United Press reports uncertainty over the coal miners strike duration. Labor department proposals to lift the restraining order in exchange for federal arbitration were opposed by mine leaders who favor joint bargaining. Indiana miners plan a Terre Haute meeting as the union appeals the government injunction and restraining order.
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Mayor to Address Improvement Club at Wi Cullen Bryant School
The Seattle Northeast Improvement Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p m at the Wi Cullen Bryant School 57th 4334 Avenue N E. Mayor Pits is slated to speak on local needs and improvement efforts, outlining key concerns for the community.
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Red Cross Seeks Members in King and Kitsap Counties
The Seattle chapter cared for 11 000 families this year in King and Kitsap counties helping those delayed soldier allotments and the sick. Mrs. W A Peters, director, urges readers to join the organization and take pride in membership.
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American Red Cross
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Red Cross Roll Call
Seattle Fuel Dealers Await Garfield On Coal Prices
Seattle fuel dealers asked Dr. Harry A. Garfield for guidance on coal pricing during the strike. They inquired whether wartime prices would apply or if a margin over wholesale would be allowed. The government has seized 123 cars in Seattle and 350 in Washington Oregon combined. The strike remained orderly with no change reported. Governor Hart ordered National Guard readiness for strike duty.
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Harry A. Garfield
National Fuel
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Fuel Dealers’ Association
Puget Sound
Washington
Oregon
Olympia
U S Officials Stand Firm in Coal Strike
Reports say bituminous coal production falls to about 4,000,000 tons weekly despite a 425,000 man strike. VP Morrow of the National Coal Association notes this is roughly one third of normal output as railroad workers face layoffs and reduced schedules amid the stoppage.
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National Coal Association
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railway
Lee
If Some Preachers Fail To Practice What They Preach
The remark notes that some preachers do not practice what they preach, labeling them as dismal failures and highlighting a gap between preaching and living out teachings.
Soldier buys tobacco shop to gain living space
London headlines report a soldier, unable to locate housing, buys a tobacco shop with living quarters in the rear and moves his family in, highlighting wartime housing shortages and improvised solutions.
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London
Fickert Loses as San Francisco Tammany Opponent Falls Short
San Francisco mayor James Rolph reelected on a decency platform. Charles Mickert, who prosecuted Mooney, defeated for district attorney by Mathew Sirady. In New York City Tammany loses as Republicans and independents win four top offices. New York state assembly party balance largely unchanged.
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United Press
James Rolph
Charles M. Mickert
Thomas J. Mooney
Valice
Mathew Sirady
Rolph
Eugene BE. Lehmita
Sirady
Fickert
Wickert
Mooney Sees New Hope After Brady Victory
San Francisco November 5 United Press Thomas J Mooney's supporters gain optimism as Matthew Brady wins and district attorney foes of Mooney hope for a new trial or possible pardon Mooney remains jailed at San Quentin for a preparedness parade bombing case from 1916 Brady pledges a cleanup and shielding deputies from criminal cases Murdy indictments still stand against Mooney and may trigger new proceedings if Brady acts.
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Thomas J. Mooney
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Charles M. Fickert
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Mooney
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Brady
Stephens
Morrow Wins Kentucky Governor Race in GOP Rebuke
Louisville dispatch reports Edwin P. Morrow, Republican, defeated Democratic incumbent Governor Black in Kentucky. Voters signaled hostility to the peace treaty, with Morrow’s margin estimated between 9,000 and 12,000 votes as the campaign closed.
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Edwin P. Morrow
Kentucky
Morrow
Black
Ohio Vote Shows Liquor Rejected by Wide Margin
Ohio voters rejected liquor by an estimated 60 000 to 75 000 majority. In Cleveland Republican Mayor Davis won reelection by about 9 200 votes over Democrat Robert H. Bishop. Canton elected a Democrat mayor while Columbus ousted Mayor Karb. Akron chose a Republican for mayor as Socialists faced tough odds.
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Akron
Illinois Voters Render Mixed Results In Statewide Ballot
Non partisan Chicago reports show voters largely ignored party brands in a trio of public policy votes. A constitutional convention expected to seat 80 Republicans and 22 Democrats from 750000 registered voters with 205000 Chicago ballots. Initiatives for referendum the gateway canal project and public ownership passed, while several propositions statewide fell short.
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Ireland's Mellows Seeks U S Backing for Free Nation
Liam Mellows, envoy for Eamon De Valera, arrives to finalize plans for an Irish government. He notes a $2,500 reward for his capture and argues 80 percent of Irish back a self‑governing republic, compares Irish aims with America’s Declaration of Independence, and cites allies’ self determination goals.
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United States
Liam Mellows
Eamon de Valera
Mellows
Washington
Treland
Coolidge Reelected President in a Republican Victory
Calvin Coolidge won reelection as president over Democrat John Long with a 124,155 vote majority. He carried the entire Republican ticket with large margins, polling 317,769 to Long's 193,614 in Massachusetts. Boston, typically Democratic, gave Long a narrow margin while Coolidge touted an Americanism platform and pledged to fight radicalism.
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Calvin Coolidge
Richard H. Long
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Boston
Cool- Coolidge
Borton
President Wilson Congratulates Gov Coolidge on Reelection
President Wilson telegraphed Massachusetts Governor Calvin Coolidge congratulating him on his reelection. The message praised law and order and stated that when that is the issue all Americans stand together. Signed Woodrow Wilson.
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United Press
Wilson
Coolidge
Massachusetts
Law and Order
Woodrow Wilson
Edwards Wins in New Jersey Governor Contest
Democrat Edward J. Edwards appeared to secure the New Jersey governorship after P. G. Garven conceded Hudson County by about 35 000 votes. Hudson County was seen as the decisive balance of power in the election.
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Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
P. G. Garven
Hudson County
Ritchie Wins Baltimore in Maryland Governor Race
Democrat Albert C. Ritchie carries Baltimore by about 1700 votes and is likely elected governor. State Attorney Harry W. Nice trails outside the city but by a small margin.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Harry W. Nice
Mississippi Vote Goes to Democrats
In Jackson on November 6, the Democratic ticket led by gubernatorial candidate Lee M. Russell swept to power with about 60 000 votes. H M Casteel was elected lieutenant governor while the Socialist ticket drew under 10 000.
Hanson Praises Massachusetts Vote for Coolidge
Ole Hanson former Seattle mayor praised Massachusetts for voting for Gov Coolidge and law and order while speaking in Boston on November 5 stating every American would have reacted similarly to the action.
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Gov. Coolidge
Law and Order
Ole Hanson
Seattle
I. W. W raided Des Moines office damaged by mob action
I. W. W. headquarters in Des Moines were deserted after an attack by citizens and former soldiers. Police fired shots to disperse the mob. No serious injuries were reported. The building suffered heavy damage.
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Des Moines
Small favors warmly noted despite quiet ingratitude
A proverb-like reflection notes that small favors are welcomed as warmly as larger acts are forgotten with ingratitude. The saying contrasts modest kindness with ungrateful memory, implying appreciation should accompany any helpful gesture.
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