Forward or Backward in Tomorrow's Election Call
An editorial urges voters to choose progress and humanity over reaction in the upcoming election. It cites past fights for eight hour laws education safety and suffrage and contrasts Woodrow Wilson and Charles Hughes with Theodore Roosevelt. The piece promotes government ownership for Alaska Bremerton and a nonpartisan election law while urging opposition to booze bills constitutional amendments and referenda.
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John F. Millers
George F. Cotterills
Lynn Hadleys
Bellingham
Frances Axtells
Iles Poindexter
Cotterills
Axtetts
Poindexters
Woodrow Wilson
Charles F. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Northwest
Alaska
Bremerton
Washington
Wilson
Poindexter
Cotterill
Drag Everett Waters for More Victims in Inquest
A Seattle I W W mobs clash with a sheriff's posse in Everett results in seven dead, 50 wounded, and 297 jailed as 1,000 shots are fired during a free speech landing a steamer Verona. Coroner Maulsby leads an inquest as bodies remain missing and potential murder charges loom.
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Seattle
Sheriff’s Citizens
Everett
Verona
Beard
Snohomish County
I.w.w.’S
City
Citizens’ Committee
Coroney Maulsby
Frank P. Walsh
Federal Industrial Relations Committee
Ludlow
Herbert Mahler
William D. Haywood
Chicago
Sunday Ends Michigan Campaign With Large Offerings
Evangelist Billy Sunday wrapped up a Michigan tour with three city speeches in Lansing Grand Rapids and Jackson to back the dry amendment. Supporters presented a free will bank offering totaling 46102 dollars and 28 cents after an eight week drive in Detroit. Sunday plans to begin in Boston next week.
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Detroit
Billy Sunday
Michigan
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Boston
Watchers urged to call Main 600 for early results
Poll watchers are asked to call Main 600 to report presidential, senatorial, gubernatorial, and congressional results immediately after polls close at 8 pm Tuesday. After 8:20 pm callers should report results on other offices and ballot measures to the same number.
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Main 600
Congress
Osing
Main
Jane Addams Declares for President and Wilson Support
A historical article notes Jane Addams of Hall House Chicago endorsing Wilson. It recalls Addams’s 1912 Progressive activity, her praise for Wilson era reforms, and the party shifts shaping early 20th century U.S. politics. It highlights belief in federal measures addressing national issues and social justice achievements.
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Jane Addams
Hall House
Chicago
America
Roosevelt
Wilson
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Tacoma officials report two ballot boxes stolen decades ago
Tacoma councilmen revealed that during the mayoral election 20 years past two ballot boxes were stolen when the old effety vaults were opened Saturday and police began a review of archival security.
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Tacoma
CANDIDATES PLEAD FOR VOTES UP TO THE LAST HOUR
Republican Henry McBride ends campaign at Dreamland pavilion while Gov. Lister leads Democratic rallies across Fremont hall Green Lake library and other venues. Voters face 8 a m to 8 p m city and 7 p m country closing times with 165 Seattle precincts using voting machines and two minute limits. Party leaders urge early decisive ballots as Wilson and Hughes camps claim statewide edge and betting favors Wilson, with Poindexter Mestride and Miller also in the wagering. In Second district Axtell and Hadley race evenly.
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Henry McBride
Dreamland Pavilion
Gov
Lister
Fremont Hall
Green Lake Library
Masonic Hall
University District
Renton Hill Club House
Miller's Hall
28Th
Madison St
McBride
Seattle
Phelps
Ee. C. Snyder
George Ryan
Wilson Non-Partisan Committee
Wilson
KE. C. Hughes
Hughes Alliance
Hughes
Wilsonites
Second Ave
Poindexter
Mestride
Miller
American Steamer Lanao Sunk by Submarine
A Lloyds dispatch reports the American steamer Lanao sunk by a submarine. Thirty crew members reached Baroc, Wales aboard the Norwegian steamer Tromp.
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London
Lloyds
Baroc
Wales
Tromp
Confident That Wilson Will Win
President Wilson's official family predicted his election with 387 electoral votes. They expressed unrestrained optimism about tomorrow's results and said the president plans to return to Washington Saturday regardless of the outcome.
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Robert J
Diary Secrets Spark a Hidden Love in The Star
Sandry shares diary confessions with Sie Bee in a humorous tale about forbidden love. The diary dreams come true only if the key kept around Sandry’s neck is found, while The Star holds a copy of the diary.
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Sandry
THE
STAR
Battle Toll List Names Wounded and Dead in Seattle Shootings
The list records numerous injuries and fatalities from a Seattle incident. Wounded include Sheriff Donald McRae and Athol Gorrill among many others. dead include Harry Pierce. Names span local and visiting individuals with details of wounds and locations across multiple sites.
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Harry Pierce
Seattle
Hugo Gerlot
Milwaur
Great Lake Carriers’ Association
Gus Johnson
Burkeave
John Looney
Aver Junction
Mass
Felix Baran
George Brown
E. J. Shapeero
B. B. Armstrong
Joseph Ghilezano
John Ryan
Mario Marino
Carl Bjork
Joe Kelly
Fred Lavery
George Turnquist
Ira Luft
Edward Truitt
Hans Peterson
L. S. Davis
J. A. Kelly
D. J. McCarty
Steve Sabo
Co. C. England
Oscar Carlson
Carlson
Il. W. W
John Adams
Albert Scribner
Albert Donniger
Walter Mulholland
H. Golden
L. E. Butcher
John Barry
Dauen Genty
Harry Parker
ED Roth
Nick Comiaeft
Charles F. Smith
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Merrill
Pinkerton
Sheriff McRae
Mayor Merrill
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Charles Dean
Jeff F. Beard
Donald McRae
Joseph Irving
E. P. Buehrer
Harry B. Blackburn
Athol Gorrill
University of Washington
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A. J. Lettenborough
Fred Durr
Durr Laundry Company
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J. S. Rymer
H. C. Paup
Clark-Vickerson Mill
James A. Broadbent
Charles Tooker
Employe Weyer
Haeuser Lumber Company
Lee Walquest
James Meagher
Neil Jamieson
Jamieson Shingle Mill
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Home Shoe Store
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Weyerhaueser Lumber Company
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