Slayer of Sheriff Hanged in Oregon
Bancroft the Oregon jailbreak ringleader was hanged for the sheriff’s murder. Justice came after a dramatic escape and trial that identified Pilvin Kerby and Jack Rathie as co-conspirators. Witnesses, including Sheriff Taylor’s son, attended the execution. The body was given to the Salvation Army for cremation.
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Gar B. Wyrick
Taylor
Salvation Army
Bancroft
Pendleton
Ore
TU Taylor
Cers
Oregon
Panis Sets New Record At 9.0 Kilometers Per Hour
Captain De Romanet, noted aviator, establishes a new speed record of 9.0 kilometers per hour.
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Panis
de Romanet
Measure D Action Rules and Petition Process
Section 10 of the measure provides that if any part is struck down as unconstitutional the rest remains valid. Petitions will be re circulated statewide and if enough signatures are gathered they go to the legislature. Initiatives must be filed with the secretary of state in Olympia ten days before the legislature convenes, and the legislature must pass the measure as written or submit it to a referendum.
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Corporation
Olympia
Japan to Demand Showdown Over California Land Law
Washington reports Japan will press for a formal protest against California’s land ownership statute. Tokyo seeks U S intervention to annul California law and other discriminatory measures, arguing the 1911 treaty of commerce and navigation is violated.
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Washington
Japan
California
Mikede
United States
U S Probes Actions of Los Angeles Japanese Consul
Allegations claim Japanese consul Oyama influenced the California vote on Amend ment No 1. The Los Angeles County Anthiotic Ex clusion league says pamphlets urged a no vote and reports the consul and an assistant distributed material. State department replies await full facts before investigation.
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Los Angeles
State Department
California
Cal
U. Oyama
Colby
Anenciation
California Japanese Problem Not Yet Solved
Sacramento reports state controller John H. Chambers says the Japanese issue remains unresolved after a election victory on a bill to stop Japanese from leasing or buying land. He urges federal action to bar immigration and constitutional changes to deny citizenship to descendants of aliens. The alien land law may take effect in December.
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Sacramento
California
John 8. Chambers
California Oriental Exclusion League
Congress
Frank Jordan
Chambers
League
Man Obtains Restraining Order In Divorce Dispute
John Rock secured a restraining order against Catherine Rock to stop alleged looting of the shared home during a pending divorce. He says she separated from him and took most possessions, leaving only a stove, table and bed clothing. Rock reports returns from work at midnight found more items missing and his illness worsened. Judge Everett Smith granted the order.
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John Rock
Everett Smith
Catherine Rock
Rock
Bright
Bread Price Cut Takes Effect In Movietown
In Los Angeles on November 6 a two cent per loaf drop in bread prices becomes effective after Bradford Baking company announcement. Retailers were expected to follow, lowering a 1 1/2 pound loaf to 14 cents.
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Angeles
Cal
Hera
Trail change protests planned by Yellowstone Trail group
The Washington section of the Yellowstone Trail association will meet in Walla Walla on November 19 to oppose changing the trail’s terminus from Seattle to Portland. Delegates from the Chamber of Commerce and the Automobile Club of Western Washington will attend. The existing route from Plymouth, Maine? to Beattie, Portland is being considered for diversion.
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Washington
Yellowstone Trail Association
Walla Walla
Seattle
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
The
Automobile Club of
Western Washington
Plymouth
Maia
Beattie
Wild Westers to Stage Big Armory Benefit Dance
The Powder River and Slot Division groups join for a large benefit dance at the Armory Saturday night to aid the Salvation Army. Veterans from the Northwest and local service men plan reunions and stunts for a lively fundraiser with tickets sold at local businesses across the city.
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Powder River
Asia
Armory
Balvation Army
Beattie Hike
Slot Division Association
Northwest
Salvation Army
Army
Ality
Southpark
Rainier Valley
Weat Seattle
University District
Ballard
Gambling Bet Controversy Reaches Judge Over Community Funds
A courtroom dispute centers on whether a gambling bet aligned with a community fund belonging to a man and his wife. The filing asserts misdirected funds and questions intent, seeking judicial clarity on ownership and proper use.
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Bimenit
Vancouver man sues physician over poker loss on Sound boat
Justice of the Peace John B. Wright adjourned after a heated hearing over a $66 check. Alex Pinos of Vancouver sues Dr. J. C. Gosnell claiming the payment for losses from a Sound boat poker game, while Gosnell says he would break even if not for honoring the check.
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Justice of the Peace
John B. Wright
Alex Pinos
Vancouver
B.C
J. C. Gosnell
Enos
A. B. Butler
Goenell
County Democrats Discuss Future at Saturday Meeting
The King County Democratic club will meet Saturday at noon in Meever's cafeteria. J. B. Riley will address The Requiem and the Resurrection as the proposed topic. The session aims to review the future direction of the Democratic party.
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J. B. Riley
King County
Democratic Club
Meever
Democratic Party
Stanford Grads Plan Yell Tonight in Seattle
Stanford University alumni in Seattle prepare to cheer at the Denny Field football game. Puget Sound Stanford Association President Sam Schwabacher calls old timers to contact L. Mo Cormack for a yell rehearsal Friday night in Beattie area alley. Coach Walter Powers led the team that arrived Friday morning with many alumni present.
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Stanford University
Seattle
Dennyfield
Sam Schwabacher
Puget Sound
Stanford Association
L. Mo Cormack
Lowman Building
Beattie
Stanford
Walter Powers
U of W Co eds to Attend Conference in Eugene
Vivian Kellam and Margaret Rogers will represent Washington at the first Conference of University Women's Leagues in Eugene Oregon on November 11 12 and 14 MBA Kirsty Haugen dies after operation and is buried at Lake View Cemetery survived by husband Gilbey Haugen of 4007 Denermore Ave
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Vivian Kellam
Margaret Rogers
Eugene
Ore
Washington
Mba
Kirsty Haugen
Lake View
Gilbey Haugen
Denermore Ave
How Do You KNOW Your Teeth Are Not Causing You Bad Health
A physician warns abscessed teeth cause illnesses and disorders and suggests X rays to diagnose. The text offers free X ray examination to determine tooth abscesses and health impact.
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Cry
Abscessed Teeth as a Major Infection Source Warned
A health notice explains abscessed teeth emit virulent poisons causing digestive and rheumatic ailments. X rays reveal hidden decay. treatment centers on root and dental restoration. The public is urged to consult licensed dentists for examination.
Free morning dental X-ray event offered to the public
A health notice invites people to visit between 9:00 and 10:30 a m for free dental X-rays with no obligation. Participants are urged to come as early as possible to check for any dental issues.
Free dental exam with X rays and advice
Free examination offer promises thorough teeth check up and expert guidance at no charge. Includes X rays and personalized dental advice from qualified professionals.
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Croft
Sherif W. R. Taylor
PenMeton
Sheldon
Michigan
R Hayner
Baker
Shiawansee
Mich
Cong. Miller
C. of C. Council
John F. Miller
Members’ Council
Masonic Club
Nippon
AL Bradford
U. S
L. A. Japan
John S. Atkinson
Canadian Red Cross Commission
Sib
Milwaukee
Marie von Yearn
Harding
Women's Commercial Club
Seat Ue
H W. Greva
Washington St
Walter’s Clothing Store
Tn Enfure
U. of W
State Dental Board
Sanalen’ Rae
Third Avenue
Regal Dental
L. R. Clark
N. W. Corner Third and
Union
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