Caveman Flirtation Report On Street Car Assault
Esther Lindgren, 17, of 1410 First Ave, reports a man on a Fremont Ballard street car made probing remarks and drew close to her then drew a pocket knife when she moved away. Two men offered to help her home as she fled to safety at Ballard, then Salvation Army Hall and finally home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Lindgren
Chas. Lingren
Fremont-Ballard
First Ave
Miss Lindgren
Hind
Ballard
Salvation Army Hall
Elks
Suffrage Movement Gathers Steam in Santiago Chile
In Santiago Chile on November 10 a growing feminist movement presses for women’s equal political rights. Women from all walks of life engage actively, adopting strategies modeled after suffrage campaigns in England and the United States.
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Santiago
Chile
England
United States
Italian urine imports rise in eight months in UK
Fgidio Vitali reports that UK imports of Italian urine for the eight months ended show 669,531 gallons, up from 262,221 gallons for the same period in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fgidio Vitali
United Kingdom
San Pedro Men Back at Work in Shipyards
The Southwestern Shipbuilding company in East San Pedro resumed operations after a strike halted work since October 1. About 3,500 men returned to the yards and 500 job seekers were turned away while workers from San Francisco and other Pacific coast points sought employment. Local union approval from the Metal Trades Council was not yet received, though Los Angeles and Long Beach yards operated normally.
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Long Beach
Cal
Southwestern Shipbuilding Company
East San Pedro
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Southwestern
Metal Trades Council
Los Angeles
Ends His Life in a Bath Tub
Mrs Stella Minnie, a lodger at 2606 3rd Ave, forced open a bath room door after smelling gas and found 35 year old Carl P Skeven unconscious in the tub. The gas was on full blast but she shut it off and notified police. Motorcycle Policeman I B Brightman arrived to find Skeven dead. His sister is said to live at 6041 2nd Ave N W. She found him about 6:30 pm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Minnie
3Rd Ave
Carl P. Skeven
2Nd Ave
N. W
Minnie
Federal Man Here on Secret Mission
Special assistant attorney general Co. C. Richards arrived Monday morning from Washington to Seattle and met District Attorney R. C. Saunders for over an hour. Officials declined to reveal the mission but speculation says Richards may investigate the coal strike situation and radical agitators in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Richards
Washington
Db. C
R. C. Saunders
Frame-up claim in police whisky case ends with dismissal
Former sergeant Boggens, dismissed after arrest in a whisky deal, says the frame-up claims target dry squad members. Lieut Collier disputes the accusation, detailing the arrest setup and recovered money and liquor. Boggens faces trial before Police Judge Gordon, with a continuance likely.
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Robert L. Bogiees
Noggess
John PB. Gordon
Lieut. Collier
Collier
Ile Wan
Doggenn
BBC
Warren
Frank Bennett
Moggens
Boggess
Queen Anne Hill
George McDonald
Alliance Picks Its Candidates For School Board And Port
The King county Triple Alliance selected George P. Listman and Mrs. Loraine Wirwell Wilson as school directors and J. A. McCorkle for port commissioner. Listman and Wilson face George H. Walker and Walter J. Santmyer in the school race. McCorkle challenges W. Lincoln for the port post. A referendum produced 11,998 ballots, with 73,261 voters registered so far, expected to reach 75,000 by closing.
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King County
Triple Alliance
George P. Listman
Sixth Ave
N. W
Mra
Loraine Wirwell Wilson
Brooklyn Ave
J. A. McCorkle
Piaga Hotel
Civil Service Commission
Ole Hanson
Walker C. Smith
McCorkle
Triple Alance
Wilson
Central Labor Council
Woman's Trades Union League
Listman
Stockton Dock Strike Ends After Three Months
The Central Labor council ended the three month dock workers strike in Stockton with a vote near five to one. About 200 workers are affected. The stoppage began alongside river steamer work and a break between the groups led to the return to work while the steamers remain idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Cal
Central Labor Council
Prince of Wales Embraces Yankee Slang in Calgary Visit
Buckingham palace eyes widen as the Prince of Wales signs the Calgary visitors’ book with the phrase Some ranch. The note hints at American idiom seeping into royal circles and prompts puzzled reaction from Queen Victoria’s legacy and court attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Calgary
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
A F of L Endorses Coal Miners in National Strike
The American Federation of Labor backs the miners in the 1919 strike after a Cleveland convention with 600000 members. It condemns government injunctions under the Lever Act as an attack on worker rights and urges continued negotiations and support for the miners.
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A. F
L. Indorses
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Buffaloo
Secretary of Labor
Cers
Congress
Hoover
Gregory
Wilson
Buffalo
American Federation of Labor
Man dies after hiccough attack in Portland
George Pruett, 24, died after a week of severe hiccoughs that interrupted only briefly before his death. His case involved a severe stroke of paralysia. physicians were baffled. Pruett had moved to Portland from Seattle two months earlier. Autopsy is scheduled as authorities hold the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
George Pruett
Pruett
Seattle
Miner Girl Demonstrations This Week
A Miner Girl is set to demonstrate on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this week. The event highlights the traditional craft and culture of the mining community with a public demonstration and local interest.
Six Beds Loot From Sun Day Burglary Scene
A burglar entered the home of K. Kanaky at 307 Washington Street Sunday through the basement of the adjoining building occupied by a Chinese resident. Loot included five iron beds a brass bed carpets chairs book cases a phonograph and a hanging clock.
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K. Kanaky
Washington St
Seattle Fine Arts Society opens show by Luks Sloan Meyers Tack
Paintings by George Luks John Sloan Jerome Meyers and Augustus Vincent Tack headline the opening exhibition at 1213 Fourth Ave Seattle, featuring works from Krausher galleries New York and illustrating the younger school of American painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luks
John Sloan
Jerome Meyers
Augustus Vincent Tack
Seattle Fine Arts Society
Fourth Ave
Krausher
New York
Fortify the System Against Gun Take Laxative Bromide Ad
An OCR fragment describes a Bromide laxative tablet named GROVE'S with a Grove's signature on the box. It claims to destroy germs act as tonic and laxative and prevent colds grip and influenza priced at 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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