John Clancy to Begin 20 Day Jail Term
John Clancy, former Meadows roadhouse proprietor, will start a 20 day jail sentence next Monday after the state supreme court upheld the superior court ruling. He pleaded guilty to possessing 29 quarts of beer and three pints of whisky and was fined 100 dollars. He previously appealed July 25, denial of a new trial followed. He has long faced repeated court appearances in the courthouse area.
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John Clancy
State Supreme Court
Clancy
Meadows
P. F. Thomas
Matt Starwich
Stringer
Court House
Businness
Toa
Washington St
Hindenburg to Try to Retake Passchendaele
United Press reports on November 9 that Crown Prince Rupprecht has not recovered from the British blow at Passchendaele. No counter attacks have occurred yet as Hindenburg is ordered to retake Passchendaele. Canadian forces hold the village with expectations of renewed German action.
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William Philip Simms
Flanders
Rupprecht
Bavaria
Passchendaele
Hindenburg
Unfavorable Wage Arbitration Ruling Protested by Union
Union president Sam Wallace and Ww Duncan criticize a newly reported arbitration decision as vague and unsatisfactory. They complain the agreement lacks enforcement provisions and fails to secure shorter hours or family time. They vow to wait for Duncan’s return before actions.
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Sam Wallace
Duncan
James Duncan
Buffalo
Wallace
Traction Company
Liberty Bonds Back City Car Line Extension
Seattle voters may convert Liberty Bonds to 6 percent city bonds to fund a Ballard streetcar extension. The plan, endorsed by Corporation Counsel Caldwell and City Council President Fitzgerald, opens a $40,000 bond issue for public subscription with $50 minimum purchases. If approved, the project aims to add a Ballard line from downtown to City Hall, boosting daily receipts and extending service beyond the present terminus.
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Seattle Citieons
Liberty
Ballard
Caldwell
Fitzgerald
Comptroller’s Office
Honda
Comptroller
Masten Construction
Hail
Hallard
Counciman Hrickson
Pallard Business District
City of
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
Chamber
Bureau of Taxation
Shepherd Returns From Europe on Russia War Outlook
New York says despite losses in Petrograd and a possible Bolshevik advance, Kerensky may rally the army and avoid civil war. The speaker argues the Bolsheviks oppose the war, predicts Petrograd and Helsingfors would fall, and notes Lenine Trotsky connections in New York and dangers of German diplomacy.
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America
Europe
United States
Russia
Lenine
Germany
Christianaford
Leon Trotsky
Halifax
Jory
Trotsky
New York
United
Spy tips off U.S. raid on German office
German spy reportedly knew of the government raid on Hamburg American line offices in New York. Attaches fled with chests of documents before 70 federal agents moved in. Officials said safes may hold records of troop transports since the U.S. entered the war, possibly leading to internment of enemy aliens.
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New York
Port War Board
Red-Headed Maybelle Stars With Sophie Tucker Cabaret
Tonight at 11 o clock the Butler cafe hosts a benefit cabaret for the Star tobacco fund in France. Sophie Tucker Maybelle Darrell and fronting acts from Moore Pantages and Palace Hip theatres perform for free with Bert Baker and Harry Jolson among the listed stars. Admission is one dollar with limited seats. proceeds support soldiers overseas.
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Red-Headed
Maybelle
Sophie Tucker
Smoke Fund
Butter Hotel
Maybelle Darrell
Olga Marvig
June Edwards
Moore Theatre
Winifred Gilraine
Dancing Maida
Pantages Boys
Iarry Jolson
Pantages
Jag Band
Bert Baker
Harold du Kane
Frank Weeatphall
Billy Tower
Rural Fight
Palace Hip
Star Smoke Fund
France
Old Town
Butler Cafe
Hilly Tower
Yor Tower
Darrell
Seattle
Moore
the Moore
Harry Jolson
Star Tobacco
Martin Beck
Orpheum
Carl Reiter
Joe Muller
Palage Hip
Ed Milne
Cabnaret Acta
A. Cheshire Mitchell
Cigar stores and venues listed for ticket purchases
A reader notice lists multiple locations for buying tickets including Moore Theatre Butler Hotel Green's Cigar Store 1406 3rd Ave United Cigar Store 614 2nd Ave and numerous other cigar shops along 2nd and 3rd Avenues plus Brown and Hulen Billiard Parlor and a billiard venue.
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Moore Theatre
Butler Hotel
Green's Cigar Store
3Rd Ave
United Cigar Store
2Nd Ave
Junar Cigar Store
Spring Cigar Store
Latave
Keiter & Bernbaum Cigar Store
Keller & Bernbaum Cigar Store
Worsley’s Clear
Sim's Cigar Store
Union
Women Last to Give Up When Revolt Begins
Petrograd under Bolshevik rule reports no bloodshed in transition from Kerensky government. The Women’s Battalion of Death, defending the Winter Palace against Bolshevik assault, surrendered after four hours as the cruiser Aurora bombarded the fortress. Korniloff conspirators to be tried. Lenine’s arrival greeted by cheers at Smolny Institute.
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Petrograd
Kerensky
Winter Palace
Aurora
Neva
All Russian Council
Catchina
Trotsky
Moscow
Smolny
Nicolalia Lenine
Korniloff
Fortress of
St. Peter and Paul
Sookine
Stockholm
Russia
Germany
Jitney law upheld by state supreme court ruling
The Washington Supreme Court refused to restrain prosecutions of jitney operators or those driving without state bonds, defeating a second bid by jitney men to operate independently of state requirements.
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United Preas
Olympia
Supreme Court
Arrest of Russian Premier Reported in Bolshevik Tally
United Press dispatches from Stockholm and Washington relay a murky scene as the Kerensky government faces Bolshevik pressure. Officials caution that Kerensky’s authority may endure outside Petrograd while warning of broader national strife if Bolshevik goals spread.
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United Press
Stockholm
Premiere of
Russia
Washington
Petrograd
Kerensky
Stockeholm
Finland Faces Winter of Famine, Professor Warns
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 9. A stark appeal to President Wilson from Prof. Wendt declares Finland’s position desperate and its outlook hopeless. The nation faces the coming winter in a state of famine across the country.
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Copenhagen
Finland
Wilson
Wendt
Turkish Retreat as British Advance North of Jerusalem
An official statement reports Turkish troops withdrawing toward Hebron about 24 miles south of Jerusalem while British forces push forward, signaling a tactical shift in the front.
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United Press
London
Hebron
Jerusalem
Russian Political Factions and Their Core Beliefs
The document outlines Russian factions: Maximalists seek immediate extreme socialist measures including communal property and wealth sharing. Bolsheviks push maximalism plus internationalism and disarmament. Socialist-Kerenskyites favor gradual reform. Socialist-Democrats, led by Miliukov and Ivoff, align with reformist, anti czarist Bull Moose ideals. numerous minor and soldiers' parties exist as branches of these groups.
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United States
Bull Moose Party Workers of
Russia
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U. S
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Palace Hip Theatres
Tiny” Burnett
Tucker
Mary Garden
Tower
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