Seattle urged public aid as influenza cases decline next week
Washington health officials say Spanish influenza abates in Seattle with fewer deaths and new cases, urging continued masking and cooperation. The city plans possible easing of curbs next week though wholescale shop hours may remain restricted until Saturday. Six vaccine stations are open across districts including 309 Maynard for Japanese residents.
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Health Department
University Branch Library
University District
Maynard Ave
K. Tsutsu
Columbus Sanitarium
M. Tsutsu
Colum Sanitarium
William J. Tookey
Boylston Ave
John Peterson
Hotel Norman
Annie Woodruff
Isabelle Johnson
German Rebels Seize Admiral in Kiel Mutiny
Mutinous sailors seize control aboard Kiel warships, post machine guns at vantage points and form a soviet. Cavalry units advancing from Wansbeck are attacked. two riders killed. Admiral Soucheon taken prisoner and later freed after promising to recognize the soviet and abolish salutes.
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Kiel
Wansbeck
Admiral Soucheon
Soucheon
British Advance Along Entire Front Overnight
London reports Haig says British forces gained ground along the entire battle front last night. Completes and Monceau-St. Vaast captured, reached or passed the Avenes Bavay road line between Monceau-St. Vaast and the south Bavay railway. A late counterattack southeast of Bavay was repulsed with heavy enemy losses.
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London
Marshal Haig
Monceau-St. Vaast
Avenes- Bavay
Bavay
Bannick Returns to Police Duties Amid Suspension Pause
Inspector Claude G. Bannick appeared at the central police station in uniform and resumed his supervision over several departments. Chief J. F. Warren held up a 20 day suspension on a technicality. Investigations continue into the theft of a large liquor supply from the dry squad storeroom with no arrests yet.
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Claude G. Bannick
Central
Bannick
J. F. Warren
Walla Walla Protest Masks Against Health Board Ruling
Walla Walla residents oppose a state board of health order for general flu mask use. Some firms have hired attorneys to defend clerk violations as the health officer orders police to enforce the rule.
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Walla Walla
State Board of Health
Meyers Defeats Van Lear in Minneapolis Mayor Race
Complete returns show Republican J T Meyers defeating Socialist Mayor Thomas Van Lear of Minneapolis by 1 173 votes in the election.
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Minneapolis
Thomas van Lear
J T. Meyers
Germany Quietly Deploys Sensitive Bombs
Germany has adopted a sensitive bomb buried a few inches below ground to counter tanks. Early reports indicate the device has produced insignificant results so far.
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Germany
Close Prosecutor Election Leaves Doubt in State Race
Unofficial returns from 406 precincts show Dr Edwin J Brown Democrat leading Fred C Brown Republican by 266 votes for prosecutor with 12 precincts awaiting tally. Officials warn final result awaits official counts and possible contest due to counting errors.
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Edwin J. Brown
Fred C. Brown
Norman M. Wardall
Crown
King County
J. G. O'Harra
Ralph D. Nichols
Alfred E. Miller
George N. Hodgdon
H. C Bolrke
Frank Cotterill
Howard D. Taylor
Robert Bridges
Bridges
Seattle
Turkey Supply at Record Lows Across the Nation
The Cincinnati Packer reports a turkey shortage with prices rising to at least 60 cents per pound as the Thanksgiving favorite becomes scarce. Chickens and eggs are steadier, while turkeys fall short nationwide except in California, which claims an enormous 80,000 bird crop described as the best ever.
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Cincinnati Packer
Thanksgiving
California
Dorothey Redenbaugh Missing From Seattle Area
Police investigate the disappearance of 17 year old Dorothy Redenbaugh daughter of Dr and Mrs W A Redenbaugh of 6017 12th Ave N E Rough theories include voluntary departure memory lapse or foul play She drew 4 80 from her savings after leaving home Monday at 2 pm and family and friends search Friday Harbor and Tacoma as possible leads The mother notes her unusual morning routine prior to disappearance.
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W. A. Redenbaugh
12Th Ave
N. E
Dorothy
N. W. Trust and Savings Bank
Second Ave
Union At
Friday Harbor
Tacoma
French Ace Lieut Soulier Dazzles U S Audiences
Lieut S Soulier a 20 year old French ace who downed 17 boche planes in France has thrilled crowds in the United States with nerve wracking feats as he tours as an instructor. His hobby is performing stunts like nose dives loops and Immelmann turns within 200 feet of the ground.
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Lieut. S. Soulier
France
United States
Immelman
Man of the Hour Woodrow Wilson Weighs Peace and Justice
A tribute praising Woodrow Wilson as a patient courageous leader and the man of the hour. The piece lauds his peace aims, restraint amid critics, and diplomatic achievements, noting his early war proposal and enduring impact on Allied terms. It emphasizes his calm, cool statesmanship and American, world respect.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
United States of America
Vast Allied Advances Push Across Front From Scheldt to Meuse
Allied forces press 150 mile front with major French gains in the center. They capture Vervins on the Hirson road and Montcornet Rethel and Attigny as Italians assist. Americans close eastern Meuse exit while French and Italian troops drive toward Hirson and encircle German positions near the Ardennes.
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Meuse
Sambre
Bar Rivers
Vervina
Hirson
Montcornet
Rethel
Attigny
Aisne
Nouvion
Regnaval Foresta
Hurtaut
Rosey-Sur-Siere
la Hardoy
Outakirta
Caumont- Poreler
Doumely
Begny
Nerbigny
Liart
Vauzelles
Auboncourt
Sorey
Hauthemont
Kearday
Quincourt
Jonval
Chasnilea Ormont
Vendresse
Omicourt
Water Shut Off Planned in Yountown Areas Friday
The city water department announced a planned shutdown Friday from 11 a m to 4 p m affecting Youngstown Avalon Way and 26th Ave 8 W south of Andover Street. Local services may be interrupted during the period.
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Youngstown
Avalon Way
26Th Ave
Andover St
City Water Department
Germany's After War Claim Totals 7.75 Billion Dollars
The article itemizes demands against Germany totaling 7.75 billion dollars for postwar restitution. It covers Belgium and Northern France restoration 6,000,000,000, Serbia 500,000,000, Britain air raid damages 250,000,000, and losses from sinking ships and murders at sea 1,000,000,000. Destruction cited includes Rheims cathedral and France's orchards. many towns in Belgium and France damaged. London and other English cities affected. Lusitania sinking referenced.
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Great Britain
Rheims
France
Belgium
London
French Cavalry Press Onward Across Front in Pursuit
Paris reports renewed pursuit of retreating German forces across the front. In the west the French advance at least five miles, nearing Hirson after passing Nouvion and Regnaval forest. On the right, cavalry pushes toward the Meuse between Sedan and Mezieres while the center nears the Serre and the Aisne.
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Paris
War Office
Nouvion
Regnaval
Hirson
Meuse
Sedan
Mezieres
Serre
Alane
Aisne
Teutons Break Off Relations With Russians
Teutons sever diplomatic ties with Russia amid the Mirbach murder investigation and Bolshevik revolutionary concerns. Hungary declares neutrality as Germany orders its Moscow envoy home and demands guarantees against Bolshevik influence.
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Teutons
Hasel
Germany
Russia
Mirbach
Copenhagen
Hungary
Moscow
Tobacco Fund Contributions Notice
Contributions to the Tobacco Fund are listed with contributors including N. Pendville P.O. Box 65 care Sailors Union and Iva Hendson 6728 Fourth N W plus Doris sReeEEaD and A Just 1821 14th Ave. John Tol t WHASU.
County Auditor Announces Election Tabulation Timeline
County Auditor N M Wardall says the official tabulation began Thursday morning and the complete return will not be ready for canvassing before next Tuesday.
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N. M. Wardall
Yankees Take Famous Sedan In Last Rush
Paris November 7 American troops surged four miles to seize Sedan before armistice terms. The city had been the decisive theater of the Franco Prussian War, with Napoleon III and Marshal MacMahon captured, after a four day battle ending September 1. The German advantage in artillery helped encircle Sedan as negotiations began.
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Sedan
Germany
Napoleon III
Marshal MacMahon
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Saxony
Napoleon
Igen
Bedan
Liberty Bonds to Be Offered in Spring Nationwide
Washington reports that the fifth great war loan is planned for March or April. The government signals ongoing Liberty loan offerings as Austria collapses and Turkey and Bulgaria fall, with emphasis on saving and reducing bank dependence to fund needs.
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Austria
Turkey
Bulgaria
Germany
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Red Ambassador to Leave Germany
Amsterdam dispatches report Alexander Joffe the Bolshevik ambassador to Germany has handed his passports to the king and accepted German terms. The capitulation occurred at Fourneurs near Sedan with about 25 000 French prisoners and 14 000 wounded. Around 2 000 escaped across the Felgian border. Lieut. Col. Pemberton of the London Times was killed by shell fire.
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Amsterdam
Alexander Joffe
Germany
Fourneurs
Sedan
Col
Pemberton
London Times
Prohibition Amendments Defeated in California
In San Francisco the bone dry amendment failed by about 40 000 votes with returns showing wider defeat for the liquor regulation measure. Gov Stephens leads Theo Pell by an estimated 100 000 votes as supporters predict an even larger margin.
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San Francisco
Ina
Cate
Rkominger
Gov. Stephens
Theo. Pell
Drys Leading in Ohio Vote
Columbus dispatch reports drys leading by about 6000 with only a few hundred precincts remaining. James A White the dry leader says final returns will show over a 15000 vote majority.
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Columbus
Prohi
James A. White
Roze-Couillet Win 10,000 Prize for Second Child
The Academic Francaise awards 10 000 francs to Roze-Couillet couple for their second child. They reside on a farm at St Jacques near Hennes, France.
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France
Academic Francaise
Roze-Couillet
St. Jacques
Hennes
Army Uses Hospital Barges on Canals for Wounded Transport
The army adopts hospital barges on canals and rivers to move seriously wounded soldiers to base hospitals, reducing reliance on trains. This method aims to speed medical care and improve evacuation efficiency for dangerous injuries.
The Bon Marche Offers Complete Kids Shop Range
The Bon Marche promotes a full children division with the Baby Shop on the ground floor and Second Floor sections for girls clothing and millinery. It features a nurse for mother and child advice, Go-Carts, a Children’s Shoe Shop, a barber shop for kids, a Boys and Men’s area, and Toyland in the Toy Basement with affordable pricing.
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Sonny
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