US and Britain winches for Asia rail web threatens China
General Kojiro Sato claims American and British plans would weave rail routes across Asia to squeeze China with force if needed. He says American lines reach via Kamchatka and Siberia toward Alaska, while Britain moves toward India and Central China, with England and the United States prepared to use armies if China resists.
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Bata
Bernhard
United States
Japan
Bate
Chin
England
Cape-to-Cairo
India
Burrow
Annam
China
Britain
Phillip Simms
Washington
Asia
Chin Yun-peng
Kamchatka
Bering Strait
Alaska
America
Kojiro Sato
Peking
Sato
Mountain of Mercy in Seattle’s Community Chest network
The article portrays Seattle’s 46 Community Chest agencies as a mountain when grouped in spirit, though physically scattered across the city. It emphasizes mercy and kindness as a vast, invisible force powering the city’s charitable efforts.
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Community Chest
Altho
Seattle
Six Die in Election Day Shootout Near Clay Hole Ky
Six men are dead after a polling place shooting at Clay Hole a village near Cayine Kentucky on election day. Victims include George Leslie Cole Cleveland Cole Tom Miller George McIntosh and John R Sheriff Roberts with deputies rushing to the scene from Lost Creek. The clash stemmed from a dispute over a voter's right to cast a ballot amid local sheriff contest tensions between Democrat Sam Cockrill and Republican John Candrill.
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Jackson
Clay Hole
Roberts
Miller
MccIntosh
Sam Cockrill
John Candrill
Seattle Echoes of Music Week and Civic Gaffes
Fragmented notes recount Music Week antics and local squabbles in Seattle. Musicians debate Chopin week while council satire and Armistice proclamations mix with odd ads and garbled city chatter. Mentions city officials and a traffic collision in Eden.
Japanese Mourning Hara Morioka Leader Death
The article reports the death of Hara Morioka with funeral details. A funeral train carried mourners across stations overnight. Buddhist rites are planned at Daiji temple with formal burial set for November 11.
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Hara Morioka
Daiji
Man Killed by Falling Tree Near Sunnydale
John Plucinski, 63, a woodcutter employed by Fred Noll, was found dead Tuesday about a mile northeast of Sunnydale after a falling tree brushed another and crushed him against a stump. Deputy Coroner H. W. Johnson and Coroner W. H. Carson investigated. He leaves a widow and children.
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John Plucinski
Chicago
Sunnydale
Plucinsky
Plucinski
Colgrove
H. W. Johnson
W. H. Carson
Fred Noll
Ford's railroad seeks lower two passenger rates
Detroit and Trenton railroad today filed with the utilities commission to reduce interstate and state passenger charges. The plan calls for cutting tariffs to take effect November 20, with commission members not opposing the measure and noting the action was taken today in Columbus.
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Columbus
Heny Ford
Detroit
Trenton
Pal Ne Utilities’ Commission
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Settles Divorce Case in Chicago
Peggy Hopkins Joyce and her third husband J Stanley Joyce reach a settlement in Chicago on divorce proceedings. Peggy returns $400,000 in real estate and jewelry for $80,000 cash and relinquishes all claims to Joyce’s riches. She deeded back Miami residence valued at $200,000 and the Salisbury Connecticut homestead, plus waives rights to insurance and a 150000 diamond tiara. Peggy agrees not to contest Joyce’s divorce suit amid allegations of infidelity and named corespondents in the United States England and France.
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Peggy
Joyce
Miami
Fla
Salisbury
Conn
United States
England
France
City jitney clash exposes stalled reform in Cowen Park
A chaotic fight over jitneys and a proposed city owned bus line highlights council delays, mayor vetoes, and short lived private car operations. Officials arrest drivers to block plans, while critics deride lack of constructive leadership and accountability.
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Cowen Park District
Three Tautage Children Burned to Death in Farm Home
Antigo Wisconsin reports three children of Mr and Mrs August Tautages were killed in a fire that destroyed their farm home. The victims aged 10 and 6 years old.
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Antigo
Wis
August Tautages
National Umbrella Week Sparks Streetcar Umbrella Losses
In Seattle during National Umbrella Week begun Sunday, more than 26 citizens reported losing umbrellas on city streetcars amid the celebration.
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Seattle
New Effort to Free Mooney
San Francisco November 8 The Mooney case moves toward a California district court of appeals hearing. Attorney Byron C. Parker says he has nearly finished a brief seeking rehearing of the San Francisco superior court overruled writ of audita querela. He argues insufficient facts to hold Mooney and that others were responsible for the Preparedness Parade explosion.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
Higher Courts of
California
Byron C. Parker
Mooney
San Quentin
District Court of Appeals
Moondéy
Man and Woman Held After Raid at New Royal Hotel
Police arrested Robert Schumaker and Alice Betchell after raiding a room in the New Royal hotel on Monday night. They are accused of possessing a package of cocaine and 10 quarts of grape and are held on open charges.
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New Royal Hotel
Robert Schumaker
Alice Betchell
Senate Passes Tax Revision Measure
The Senate passed the tax revision bill at 1:45 this morning in a vote of 88 to 24. Three Republicans Moses of New Hampshire La Follette of Wisconsin and Norris of Nebraska opposed it as the measure moves to a conference with the House.
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Senate
Washington
Moses
New Hampshire
la Follette
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
House
Mutts Be Ye Labeled Right for Big Circus
A directions note for a dog show at Crystal Pool on Thursday evening urges owners to bring mutt names and ages on cards to be displayed above each animal. The gathering aims to prevent disturbances as hundreds of dogs converge for the event.
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Wanda von Kettler Wells
Brotherhood
Mutt Show At Clemmer Promises Two Maltese Guests
The Clemmer theatre schedules a Friday matinee to entertain mutt owners with a dog show featuring Melita Snow Dream and Melita Cupid, two 5000 dollar Maltese champions from Melita Kennels Seattle. Judges include Dr. L W Brydon John McMann and Barkus B Woof. Page 14.
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Clemmer Theatre
Clemmer
Melita Snow Dream
Melita Cupid
Seattle
Melita Kennels
L. W. Brydon
Puget Sound Kennel Club
John McMann
American Kennel, Club
Barkus B. Woof
Destroyer Wood Goes Aground at Angel Island
The United States destroyer Wood ran aground on Angel Island in San Francisco Bay yesterday with only nominal damage. Navy officials say she was floated at high tide last night and then moved under her own steam to Mare Island navy yard.
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San Francisco
United States
Wood
Angel Island
San Francisco Bay
Mare Island Navy Yard
Dolly Johnson Faces Court For Larceny Case
The preliminary hearing on two larceny charges against Dolores Johnson and L. D. Atkinson was interrupted in court. Atkinson, on the stand, described a telephone exchange with the defendant alleging a railroad plot. Defense counsel requested a five minute recess as the hearing stalled. Johnson, sister of James Mahoney, is charged with obtaining money under a repair contract claim.
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Dolores & Johnson
L. D. Atkinson
Justice of the Peace
C. C
Atkinson
T. H. Patterson
R- Son
Douglas
Patterson
Thomas J. Casey
Johnson
James Mahoney
Rm Kate Mahoney
Japanese Merchant Shima Arrested in San Francisco for Theft Link
Shima, a 33 year old Japanese exporter, was arrested Monday night in San Francisco following a telegram from the city chief of police accusing him of receiving goods stolen in France. Extradition procedures are under way for his return there.
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Shima
San Francisco
Police Pistol Range Opened by Mayor Caldwell
The new police pistol range at Fourth Avenue and Yester Way opened Tuesday with Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell officiating. Maj. W. Fraser of the university ROTC gave a talk on pistol use. Mayor Caldwell and Cecil B. Fitzgerald fired at targets, hitting bullseye by a small margin. the range is only a few feet wide.
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Fourth Ave
Yester Way
Hugh.m. Caldwell
Fraser
The
University
R.O. T
Ha Dyer Clarifies Judge Cushman Ruling on Liquor Manufacture
The report notes Judge Cushman matched Ha Dyer in ruling on the renewal or enforcement related to the manufacture of liquor, referencing a specific case or proceeding.
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Ha Dyer
K.B. Cushman
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