Circus Woman Slayer Charged After Fatal Shootings
In Louisville on November 9 11 people were killed and 14 wounded in election violence. Sylvester Howe died at Spring and two others were fatally hurt at Clay Hole Havenna and Frozen Creek. Separate case in Everett reports Mrs Bertha Wilkes circus trainer charged with first degree murder for killing lumberman Gus Danielson claiming self defense and claiming inheritance disputes.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Sylvester Howe
Clay Hole
Havenna
Frozen Creek
Houston Quinn
Louieville
Harris
Everett
Gus Danielson
Bertha Wilkes
Sells Moto Circus
Murphy Guilty in Mail Robbery Conspiracy Case
A federal jury in Chicago found labor leader "Big Tim" Murphy guilty of conspiracy in the Dearborn Street mail robbery involving 396000. Murphy and three others face two-year terms on conspiracy counts while the actual robbery charge was acquitted. Ralph Teter and George Jecker testified for the government.
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Chicago
Big Tim" Murphy
Dearborn St
Murphy
Ralph Teter
George Jecker
Matl
Human Hearts to Be Staged Tonight by Anadel Players
The drama Human Hearts to be staged tonight by the Anadel players at 8:20 oclock in Cathedral ball at Terry avenue and Columbia street. It has toured the country under titles When a Girl Loves and For the Love of Johnny.
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Johnny
Anadel
Cathedral Ball
Terry Ave
Columbia St
A Politician Promotes Unity Yet Dodges Donations
A figure extols unity and government accountability while demanding public support. He touts reform and oversight, then avoids giving when asked for a donation, claiming he has no wallet and suggesting others bear the burden.
1000 Marines Guarding Mails in Open War on Robbers
Washington November 9 A special force of 1000 men who fought the Germans in France will be organized as a permanent arm of the postal service to fight mass bandits Postmaster General Hays announced today. As soon as this force can be recruited it will replace 1000 marines who today took their in mail trains trucks and in as the first step in Hays open warfare against the mail robbers.
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Cial
France
Postal Service
Hays
Alaska road plan scored by Seattle critic before Senate panel
John E. Ballaine of Seattle told the senate committee on territories that spending $56 million to finish the government railroad linking Alaska with the continental United States is not justified by the territory’s traffic. The panel weighed bills to consolidate Alaska functions under the Interior secretary and the president, while Ballaine noted the Alaska Central railroad he built failed in 1907.
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Washington
Alaska
United States
John E. Ballaine
Seattle
Senate Committee On Territories
New
Cummins
Iowa
Home Decoration Class for Women Opens at Seattle Club
A home decoration course for women begins today at the Seattle Art club school. Classes meet each Wednesday and Friday afternoon. The course aims to teach interior decoration usable in members' homes and each participant may bring specific problems to be solved.
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Seattle Art Club School
New Danish Consul Arrives in Seattle
Henning Plaun has arrived in Seattle to assume duties as Danish consul. His wife and baby will join him from Denmark at the start of the year.
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Seattle
Henning Plaun
Denmark
Present For You: Soldier George Marah Recalled By Star
A Beattie woman recalls a Christmas letter by soldier George Marah who criticized postwar apathy toward servicemen. She contacted The Star seeking Marsh and asked him to reveal his present address if he reads this, promising to show appreciation.
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the Star
Marsh
George
Jap Fish Stocking Efforts Fail in U S Waters
Dean John N Cobb of the college of fisheries at the university reports attempts to stock American waters with the ayu the leading game fish of Japan have been unsuccessful so far.
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Japan
John N. Cobb
College of Fisheries
The
University
Jitneys resume by court order in Port Townsend
Under a restraining order issued by Superior Judge Odla Brinker jitneys operated by Sound Transit Co. resumed service to the Cowen park district on Wednesday. The order bars city officials from arresting bus drivers until the injunction hearing set for 9:30 a.m. Monday. Also noted Port Townsend held a logging camp robbery suspect named Joe Cook in jail.
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Odla W. Brinker
Sound Transit Co
Cowen Park District
Morris B. Sacha
W. KR. Crawford
Linneom
Port Townsend
Joe Cook
Harding’s Armistice Day Address Reaches 3 Cities
President Harding’s Armistice Day address will be heard in New York Chicago and San Francisco. He delivers the funeral oration over the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery via long distance telephone. American Legion posts coordinate ceremonies from Madison Square Garden Medinah Temple and Civic Auditorium.
Mayor Caldwell Among Nile Temple Circus Criminals
The Nile temple Shrine circus court Tuesday night labeled Mayor Caldwell and other prominent Nile temple members as criminals in a kangaroo court. The event portrayed local leaders in a comical or mocking legal session.
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Nile Temple
Eircus
Caldwell
Medicinal beer faces brief shutdown amid bill vote
Treasury officials say medicinal beer may flow for ten days before the anti beer bill voids the beer regulation. The four licensed breweries must close again once the bill passes, a move seen as virtually certain after Senate approval on November 18.
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Treasury
Senate
Opromation
Mining Standstill in Australasia Amid Low Prices
A. C. Macartney, an Australian metallurgical engineer, cites low metal prices and depressed wages as the cause of halted mining activity across Australasia.
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Australasia
A. C. Macartney
Australia
Plain White and Floral Platters Offered at Low Price
Special sale offers plain white semi porcelain platters in 16 inch length and red platters with pink and green floral sprays at 14 inches. Priced at 25 cents each. Downstairs store.
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Olympia
Peter Clausen
Stiger
Danielson
As Ae
Ceylon
Big Tim
St In
Special Force of Veterans
John Ballaine
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
George Marah
U. S
Brinker
Harding
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Lyons
Pownstairs
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