Allies Refuse Evacuation of Constantinople
In Constantinople on November 6 the allied high commissioners told Refet Pasha they would not leave the city. Grena guards replaced by two companies guard the munitions as Ankara’s decree is defied. The populace celebrates the Kemalist administration while reports say neutral spies violate the Mudania armistice. Disorder threatens as clashes loom.
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Constantinople
Refet Pasha
Pasha
Grena
Angora
Mudania
Mrs Phillips Mother Ill as Defense Prepares
Mrs Hannah Weaver Jackson, Clara Phillips’s mother, is reported ill with epileptic convulsions as the defense in the murder trial plans to argue hereditary insanity. Dr E H Anthony treated the seizure after she learned of the charges against her daughter.
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Lansing
Warren
Los Angeles
Hannah Weaver Jackson
Clara Phillips
Phillips
Widow Hall Leads Probe Into Murder Case
Frances N. Hall of New Brunswick New Jersey accused an alleged eye witness of the murder of her husband and Mrs Mills. She came forward today to take an active role in the search for the murderer. The widow now directs a private investigation with detectives and lawyers involved.
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New Brunswick
N. J
New Oy
Frances N. Hall
Mills
Hall
Stevens
Carpender
Jane Gibson
Hall-Mills
Dock Strike Riot Averted at Portland Waterfront
Police reserves dispersed an angry mob of men and women on the Portland waterfront as a strike protest neared violence. A strikebreaker vehicle forced through. the driver, L. W. Smith, was arrested for reckless driving after injuring a striker.
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Portland
Ore
L. W. Smith
Smith
G O P Plans Two Rallies In Seattle Area
Republican leaders announced two Monday night rallies. At Little’s Hall Tom Miller will lead speakers in the University district while A H Lun in of Seattle will deliver the main address at the Fnumclaw rally. Prosecutor Jmn Douglas headed a colored Republicans rally at Masonic Hall.
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Warren H. Lewis
Republican Central Committee
Little's Hall
University District
John F. Miller
Fnumclaw
A. H. Lun
Seattle
Coun
Jmn Douglas
Masonic Hall
21St Ave
Jefferson
King County
Douglas
Snyder Predicts Victory in First District Race
Democratic congress candidate Edgar C. Snyder addressed a Navy Yard meeting in Bremerton at noon and planned street speaking in Seattle. he forecast a 5000 vote majority and claimed strong facts support his late campaign surge.
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Edgar C. Snyder
Seattle
Kitsap County
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Congress
Snyder
I W W Remember Battle of Everett Observed in Seattle
The sixth anniversary of the Everett shoot ing affray between I. W. W. members and Everett citizens was observed at the Seattle hall on Second Ave. Efforts by I. W. W. members aboard a boat to land at Everett docks precipitated the incident.
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Everett
Seattle
Labor Voting Patterns Prompted by 1919 Plea
A fragmented record dated January 18 1919 shows a push to raise the $120 plover to $240 with positions labeled favorable to labor and unfavorable to labor. It notes paired outcomes and indicates members not voting or present.
Expect Vote Will Cut In on Power of Republicans
Washington observers on the eve of off year elections foresee Republicans keeping control of the House with a reduced majority and Senate domination continuing. Democrats aim for gains in key states but face funding and regional hurdles, while Republicans brace for a tighter chamber after Tuesday’s vote.
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Washington
Republicame
House of Representatives
Althe
Senate
Congress
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Lady Forbus Closes Campaign With Wilkes Theater Rally
Lady Willie Forbus, candidate for prosecuting attorney, closed her strenuous campaign at a Wilkes theater rally Saturday night. She labeled Malcolm Douglas as failing the people and urged voters to dismiss him for protecting a murderer, wreckers, and corrupt politicians.
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Willie Forbus
Wilkes Theater
Miss Forbus
Malcolm Douglas
Scandinavian American Bank
Douglas
Nail Reveals Big Cache of Liquor
PABCO November 6 The eagle eye of Police Chief J E Sullivan led to Pasco store owner Bruno Grazzini revealing a cache of liquor. In a search 60 gallons of wine 24 bottles of beer moonshine whiskey and a $260 fine were found after a nail driven at an odd angle attracted attention. Investigation showed the liquor was stored on the premises.
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PABCO
Eagle Eye
J. E. Sullivan
Bruno Grazzini
Pasco
Grazzini
Sullivan
Missing Man Found Hanging in a Coop
Yakima reports 72 year old Frank Wattle Sr was found dead by hanging in a chicken coop near his home after disappearing several days earlier. Police say the death is being treated as a possible suicide and no foul play is suspected at this time.
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Yakima
Frank Wattle
Church Will Talk on Election Issues
A meeting to discuss all initiative and referendum measures to be voted upon tomorrow will be held at Grace Methodist church at 30th ave and King st Monday night. The public is invited to attend as a fair and free discussion is desired. James E. Bradford is to speak.
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Grace Methodist Church
30Th Ave
King St
James E. Bradford
Man Wounds Wife and Kills Himself in Oregon Incident
Melvin Horn of Jacksonville invaded his separated wife home in Medford region Sunday afternoon, mortally wounding her in the abdomen before shooting himself and dying. The Horns had four children living with their mother.
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Medford
Ore
Melvin Horn
Jacksonville
Here
Spokane Asks Delay In Pacific Telephone Hearing
The valuation hearing on Pacific Telephone and Telegraph rate increases is likely to be postponed to December at Spokane’s request. J M Geraghty Spokane corporation counsel informed Kennedy assistant corporation counsel that the delay comes as Seattle Spokane and Tacoma battle the proposed rate hikes.
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Pacifico Telephone & Telegraph
State Department of Pubic Works
Olympia
Spokane
J. M. Geraghty
Thomas J. L. Kennedy
Seattle
Tacoma
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Secretary Davis Tours Coast Visiting San Francisco
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis spent the day in San Francisco inspecting government establishments before leaving tonight for Los Angeles. He arrived Saturday from the North on a coast tour and yesterday broke ground for a new Moose lodge home in the city.
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San Francisco
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Los Angeles
Davis
Moose Lodge
Referendum Measures 14 and 16 Criticized in Ad Letter
A paid advertisement from Beattie Washington warns that referendum measures 14 and 16 threaten the direct primary. It argues party affiliation requirements and oaths would force allegiance to party leaders and bar independent candidates, urging a no vote on the measures.
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Beattie
Wash
VOTH
M. Bird
Fremont Ave
Burrows for School Superintendent Bid Highlighted
Burrows of King County schools seeks county superintendent post. a Beatty resident since 1883, he graduated from the University of Washington in 1894 and helped organize athletics. He has 13 years as assistant to superintendents Storey Durham and rail and served as secretary to the public school commission proposing a new rural and town schools plan.
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A. 8. Burrows
King County Schools
Beattie
King County
University of Washington
Burrows
Storey
Durham
Rail
Public School Commission
Two Hurt in Spectacular Cable Car Collision
A collision between a James street cable car and a large motor truck at Fourth avenue and James street Sunday afternoon injured two people aboard the street car. The truck driver F. Nelson, RF. D. 6, box 412, was thrown from his seat and suffered cuts and bruises. One cable car passenger was injured. the passenger’s name was not learned.
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James St
Fourth Ave
F. Nelson
RF. D
Cute
Bruke
Autos in 100 Crashes Here
In nearly a hundred auto accidents reported over Saturday night and Sunday many persons were injured and thousands of dollars of damage done to property. A car driven by Tom Sivich plunged 30 feet from Avalon way and 35th ave into a ravine after striking a railing in heavy fog. Botvich and a passenger were lightly injured. Henry Dynge suffered a broken shoulder and Mra. M. Dodson was shaken when a car overturned. A stolen car collided with J H Stack’s vehicle at Seventh Ave and Pike St. thief escaped. Several other injuries reported in other accidents.
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Avalon Way
35Th Ave. S
Tom Sivich
Sixth Ave. S
Botvich
Henry Dynge
Denemore Ave
Mra. M. Dodson
Warren Ave. N
G. Ginsberg
J. H. Stack
Boylston Ave
Seventh Ave
Pike St
Wally Reid Starts Health Trip Across California
Wally Reid and his Ponce de Leon caravan journey through interior California seeking recovery after a nervous breakdown. The film star, hailed as the Apollo of the Olympus, left Angeles on an automobile camping, fishing and hunting expedition to regain normal health.
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Angeles
Cal
Wally” Reid
Ponce de Leon
California
Reid
Apollo
Olympus
Aberdeen Mayor Wins Primary Victory Over Challenger
Aberdeen reports incumbent Mayor A. I. Bailey won the Saturday primary by more than 250 votes, earning nomination to seek re election. Bailey led his nearest opponent as the vote tally rolled in from the Aberdeen race.
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Aberdeen
A. I. Bailey
Big Thefts Up to Pair Police Say
Police say Boward King and Clifford Taylor burglarized nearly two score Seattle homes over the weekend. Taylor was arrested Friday night and King Saturday afternoon at 1637 Main St where detectives found loot valued over 3900 dollars. Both men confessed to the burglaries and pawned the valuables.
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Boward King
Clifford Taylor
Taylor
King
Main
S J
J. L. Wi. Tame
Ross ©. Watson
Seattle
Hodgdon Seeks 424th District Legislature Seat
George N. Hodgdon winding up his campaign for election to the legislature from the 424 district. He says now is the time to safeguard state and Seattle interests and promises to push reapportionment and support city and port officials to ease the tax burden.
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George N. Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Seattle
Texas Officer and Prisoner Escape Shocks City
Deputy Sheriff R H Bain of Centerville Texas allegedly took prisoner Joas Campbell from the Centerville jail and fled on a train to Texas. Extradition proceedings involving Campbell were under review by Judge Austin E Griffitha after a prior habeas corpus denial. The case centers on whether Bain will be halted and returned to Seattle for trial.
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R H. Bain
Centerville
Texas
California
Seattle
Joas Campbell
Bain
Campbell
Adam Beeler
Austin E. Griffitha
Seattle Acquires Another Car Line
The city completed a 18 month deal by paying Western Washington Power Co. $55,000 in 6 per cent utility bonds for the Greenwood car line. Seattle also granted a franchise allowing Everett interurban freight cars to run over city tracks.
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Greenwood
Western Washington Power Co
Everett
U S Consulate in Chihuahua Destroyed by Fire
The U S consulate office at Chihuahua Mexico was completely destroyed by fire Sunday morning. No records or property could be saved. The cause of the blaze was not disclosed.
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Washington
Chihuahua
State Department
Con.al Ott
Ott
Lumber Man Wins in Vancouver Primary
Vancouver reports N. I. Allen a lumber dealer won the Republican nomination for mayor in the municipal primary. Incumbent Mayor J. P. Kiggins trailed in a distant second as Allen led the ticket on election day.
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Vancouver
Wash
N. 1
Allen
J. P. Kiggins
Tolmei loses leg after mill accident at Walville Lumber Co
In Centralia on November 6 T. Tolmei suffered a severe injury at Walville Lumber Co. mill when he stumbled against a circular saw. The injury required amputation of his left leg.
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Centralia
Walville Lumber Co
T. Tolmei
Woman dies after shooting at Brown home
Friday death of Mrs Martha Brown follows a shooting when Ballew fired through the Brown home window in an alleged attempt to kill the family. Three family members wounded. Mrs Brown had an arm amputated after gangrene set in and died from operative shock.
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Loomis Bradley
Martha Brown
Brown
Ballew
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