Runaway Mules Clash With Electric Car Killing One Man
A wagon drawn by mules owned by Holt & Moliutre Contractors ran away on Second Avenue at 10 this morning and struck an electric car at Madison Street. One mule was killed and two men injured. the car passengers and pedestrians were frightened. driver William McCleod was bruised and the motorman hurt but not seriously.
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Holt & Moliutre
Second Avenue
Madison Street
William McCleod
Meattle
Oeener
Traffe
Dixon
Freman
Micks
Hie Pont
Frank Nixon
Wos
J. BR. Dison
Beattle
Parker
Emtra
Ord
William Mitchell
Saloon Brawl Ends With Knife Wound In Italian Fray
Joseph Christopher, an Italian laborer, is jailed on assault with intent to kill Frank Yulu, also Italian, who was knifed in a Ramona saloon dispute. Yulu, a witness, says Christopher stabbed him but the wound is minor. Police found an open knife on Christopher after he resisted arrest near 7th Avenue and King Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Christopher
Frank Yulu
Yulu
Christopher
Ramona
7Th Avenue
King Street
Race Problem Conference Opens in Washington
A three day conference on the race problem opens in Washington under the National Sociological Society. The meeting aims to study serious aspects of the race issue and to devise plans for relief while seeking common ground among allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
National Sociological Socciety
Friends of the Cause
Monious proposition on Rhee Question debated
The conference will discuss the religious educational physical industrial and ethical aspects of the Rhee Question. It will also consider the influence of urban life on the people and how funds might be spent in relation to these topics.
Where Is Withers Missing From Seatte Travel Group
N H H Withers of the Mr. Jolly of Joliet company is missing after arriving in Seattle. His family stays at the Portland hotel. F A D Puter told police Withers came from Portland but has not been seen since. The family is greatly worried.
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N. HH
Withers
Seatte
Mystery fraternal initiation death in Baltimore
In Baltimore on a day of inquiry into the death of Martin Loew a medical student at the University of Maryland authorities report bruises on his body and on his roommate Ephraim Stone who was found unconscious in their Phi Psi room. Police tie injuries to rough initiation. Also Ida Wilson a Parise house resident is jailed on a $20 robbery charge at Hillwian restaurant.
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Baltimore
Martin Loew
University of Maryland
Loew Wes
Ephraim Stone
Phi Psi Ont
M. Molter
Ida Wilson
Parise
Kennedy
Easson and Ie
Senators Defeated By Hughes Fans Cheer Master Pitcher
Sacramento Senators fell 2 to 7 to Hughes and his team in the final game of the series played yesterday. Several Senators were sidelined, prompting substitutes to fill in and contributing to the hard luck. Jay Hughes pitched well and drew loud cheers from local supporters. At Los Angeles, the scene shifted to Oakland.
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Mughés
Senators
Jay Hughes
Sacramento
Soat
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Michigan and Minnesota clash for western gridiron crown
The piece previews Michigan and Minnesota as likely western football champions with a Thanksgiving clash possibly deciding the title. It notes Michigan revival, Minnesota's strong defense, and cautions about neutral ground implications for the crown.
Hickey Leads Home Team Past Tacoma 14 at Athletic Park
Jack Hickey backed by Stanley and Tacoma’s Stovall turnover early, Tacoma trails 1 after five innings. Seattle erupts as Treadway belts a homer while Lynch fails to stop the Seattle onslaught. Hickey dominates with clutch hits and fielding to seal the win.
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Jack Hickey
Stanley
Tacoma Gana
Athletic Park
Stovall
Tacoma
Mike Lynch
Bes
Seattle Eluggers
Treadway
Joley
Sitricklett
Tracy
Kiopt
Euck
Hickey
Death of Miss Mamie Wilkening at Providence Hospital
Miss Mamie Wilkening aged 20 died yesterday at Providence hospital after an eight week illness. She lived with her parents at 1808 Seventh Avenue and was a member of the Waitresses Union. She had resided in Seattle all her life.
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Mamie Wilkening
Providence Hospital
Seventh Avenue
Waitresses’ Union
Seattle
Fires Reported Across City with Multiple Alarms
Yesterday five fires drew multiple alarms across the city. A barn on Elisabeth Avenue and Roy Street burned despite firefighters efforts, a guest’s curling iron ignited lace curtains, and Totem restaurant on Second Avenue burned before crews contained it. A chimney blaze on Tenth Avenue was quickly extinguished, and a false alarm at Seventeenth Avenue and Alder Street added to the tally.
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Elisabeth Avenue
Roy Street
Stanley
Wise
Seattle
Second Avenue
Yester Way
Chemical No. 2
Tenth Avenue
Department
Seventeenth Avenue
Alder Street
Alcoholism Exhibition Opens in London This Week
An alcohol exhibition in London opens today and runs through the week to show the evil effects of drink on the human body. Burglars entered the home of A. M. Nelson at 2614 Fourteenth Avenue South, securing $4.25 in cash after forcing a back window.
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London
A. M. Nelson
Fourteenth Avenue
Houth
King Edward Celebrates 62nd Birthday Quietly at Sandringham
King Edward the sixty second birthday is observed quietly with the queen and family at Sandringham. No ceremonial salutes or official observances mark the day, as gifts and messages from European courts arrive for the monarch born at Buckingham Palace on November 14 141.
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London
Edward
Sandringham
Windsor
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Earl of Cheater
Earl of
Dublin
Europe
Land Purchase for Mercer Island Site Named for Industrial School
At a Saturday board meeting the Calkine tract on Mercer Island was bought for an industrial school site at a price of B.C. The board set voting places for the upcoming school election to choose a successor to Dr. Cor and announced registration hours at Central School in Madison Street and Seventh Avenue. The district will hire an architect and plans call for three new eight room buildings. principals were reminded vaccines must meet state law requirements.
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Board of Peroot
Calkine
Mercer Island
Price Pal
B.C
BF. Cor
Madigum
Seventh Avenue
Until & Pp
City Bench
New Lord Mayor James Thomson Ritchie Installed in London
The time honored Lord Mayors show in London ends with Sir James Thomson Ritchie formally installed as Lord Mayor, succeeding Sir Marcus Samuel. The procession routes from the Guild Hall to the law courts and Court of Appeal, ending with a banquet at the Guild Hall.
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London
James Thomson Ritchie
Marcus Samuel
Guild Hall
Mickyor
Court of
Guild
Seventy third Pennsylvania Monuments Dedicated at Chickamauga
In Chattanooga Tennessee on November 4 the Seventy third Pennsylvania regiment monument at Chickamauga was dedicated. The ceremony drew notable Pennsylvanians including Governor Packer Adjutant General Stewart and former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith.
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Chattanooga
Tenh
Seventy-third Pennsylvania
Chickamauga
Pennypacker
Stewart
Charles Emory Smith
Sacred Heart Parochial School Dedicated by Archbishop Bruchesi
The Sacred Heart parochial school was dedicated yesterday afternoon by Archbishop Paul Bruchesi of Montreal. A parade of Catholic societies escorted the clergy to the new building at Sixth and Hell street, built last summer for $17,000. Sisters of the Holy Names will teach, with a course similar to public schools plus religious training.
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Sacred Heart Parochial School
Paul Bruchesi
Montreal
Bruchesi
Father Hylebos
Tacoma
Father Prefontaine
Father Casey
Fifth Avenue
Pike Street
Sixth
Hell Street
Sisters of the Holy Na
Tragic Locomotive Crash(Killed Fireman and Teakeman)
A locomotive overturned on the Columbia Puget Bound line near Franklin injuring Engineer Hicks and killing fireman Parker and brakemen Dixon. Dixon and the fireman were crushed when the engine toppled after departing Franklin, with Parker also dying. Burned engineer Hicks survived with severe injuries.
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Columbia & Puget Bound
O' Day
Hinek Diamond
Franklin
Wrank Dixon
Boren Avenue
Beattie
William Parker
Froman
Lane Street
J. N. Hicks
Eighth Avenue
Pranklin
Public Works Sewer Delays Hit Brooklyn and Latona
Brooklyn latona residents face delayed sewer completion as bids exceed the assessment limit. Health officials warn of typhoid risk if improvements do not start before the hot season. The Brooklyn sewer plan faced bids above the $50,300 limit, with T L Peterson proposing 58,050 and Normite & Co. bids also over the limit. Kent WA letter commends Henry McBride for vice presidency alignment with Rooseveltian reform.
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Board of Public Works
Brooklyn
Latona
Ludlow
T. L. Peterson
Normite & Co
Twenty-first Avenue North
People say to the editor on Pacific Coast progress
A letter to the editor contends that recent commentary on Pacific Coast development justifies strong moral representation at the national capital. It notes Eastern capital interest, steady immigration, and Seattle’s rapid growth from log huts to a metropolitan port with over 150000 inhabitants daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Witer
Cifornia
Seattle
National Beagle Club Field Trials Open in Virginia
The 14th annual field trials of the National Beagle Club opened at Howardsville near Howardsville Virginia on Dr Henry Dick son Bruns preserves. Entry is unusually large and the outlook is for one of the most successful meets under the club's auspices.
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Howardsville
National Beagle Club
Henry Dickson Bruns
Unknown man dies from gunshot at depot during thwarted railroad raid
A man was found fatally wounded at a city depot after a gunfight with detectives patrolling railroad tracks near Barrahm last night. Authorities said the shooting followed an attempt to stop a planned bold train robbery.
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Brarlham
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New York
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Puget Sound Academy
Snohomith
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Kan
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Snd
Eddie
Great Britain
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Sacred Heart
Frank Dixon
Congressional Record
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ICU
Republican Party
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Roosevelt
Henry McBride
J. B. M. Shea
Kent
Wash
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