Mutt Show at Crystal Pool features many dogs
The community mutt show opens at 4 p m with 400 dogs planned, auction by J D Nelson, exhibits include Prince the black McKennzie husky and Chief the Belgian wolf hound. Admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children, proceeds to Community Chest.
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Jong
J. D Nelson
Prince
Ralph
Llewellyn
Buster
Spitz
Chief
Humane Society
France
Spike
Jack
Bruce
National Board of the Humane Society
Aged Mother Sees Unknown Soldier’s Body at Capitol
An unnamed elderly mother from a distant town waits in the rotunda for the unknown soldier laid to rest after arriving from Admiral Dewey’s ship Olympia. Crowds form before the Capitol as the nation honors Armistice Day.
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Bey
France
Ameries
Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Nabatame Sun Sinks Fast Here
The Sun Nabatame and World Cable Directory Co. face receivership as payroll delays expose fraud in Tokyo investor scheme. Labor officials plan action while employees seek pay and Star investigations continue.
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Nabatame
Victim’s plea for work amid wartime scams in Seattle
The Star profiles a clean-cut young stenographer claiming dire need after a “Ponzi” dream financial scam. The notice urges employers to consider Miss X for office work and promises to pass along offers. The tone reflects local help wanted advertising and wartime employment anxieties.
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Pancinien
Miss X
Seattle
The
Star
Fragmented Ohio notes and Washington chatter of 1930s era
A garbled collection mentions Dayton auto recovery, Seattle tracing city autos, a Washington conference termed Disarmageddon, Gardner on an island, Coney Island fir boardwalk, and a 65 pound fruitcake sent to Warren Harding. The prose reflects wandering political and social snippets with no single clear event.
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Dayton
Ohio
Seattle
Hazen J. Titun
Warren Harding
Fragmented Roving Notes On Fashion Tax and Politics
A garbled column mocks political tax policy and social trends. It references poll taxes, marriage licenses, and public figures while weaving humorous digressions about fashion, aviators, and cultural stereotypes. Strong, varied names appear in disjointed phrases.
Governor Hart's tax cut claim challenged by official figures
Olympia report casts doubt on Hart's Portland claim of clearing state debt and cutting taxes by 50 percent. McArdle admits costs rose under the administrative code. six months 1920 costs were 16 164.05, six months 1921 costs 25 915.08. Officials say tax levy forecast uncertain but unlikely to drop 50 percent.
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Olympia
Louis F. Hart
Portland
L. D. McArdle
McArdle
McArdie
Bootleg Ring Suspected in Dry Agent Murders
New York reports indicate a bootlegging ring may have plotted the deaths of dry agents murdered in New York and nearby over several months. James McGuinness, relative of former official Joseph Tumulty, was found dead near Bayonne and ruled a suicide. similar verdicts followed other gun or hanging deaths, with Robert P. McCormick, assistant U.S. attorney, asserting a carefully planned murder ring may be involved.
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New York
Department of Justice
James McGuiness
Joseph P. Tumulty
Wilson
McGuiness
Bayonne
N. J
Robert P. McCormick
United States
Weeks Leases Port of Muscle Shoals
Secretary of War Weeks announced the lease of Muscle Shoals power plant No 2 to the Alabama Power Company. The lease is indefinite but cancellable on 30 days notice, at $10 000 per month plus 3 cents per kilowatt hour, and does not conflict with Henry Ford or other offers.
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Washington
War Weeks
Alabama Power Company
Muscle Shoals Project
Weeks
Henry Ford
Safe Crackers Flee From Pedestrians
Frightened away by pedestrians, two safe crackers escaped from police after knocking the combination off the safe in the Electric Appliance Co. office at 1214 Third Ave. The cash register held $60, per manager 8. V. Howell.
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Electric Appliance Co
Third Ave
8. V. Howell
Nabatame Promises Shattered Jobs In Cable Scheme
The World Cable Directory Co led by Japanese president Nabatame collapses, leaving hundreds of recruits unemployed and in debt. Rosy promises of lifelong salaries and lavish dividends vanish as workers, including a Filipino man who sold possessions for a promised Orient posting, face eviction and despair.
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Seattle
World Cable Directory Co
Thomas Y. Nakatame
Nabatame
Several Injured in Train Crash Near Guthrie
A southbound Santa Fe passenger train derailed near Guthrie Oklahoma at 7 06 am injuring several people. One chair car and three sleepers left the track and overturned. Serious injuries included Edith Smith of Colorado Springs. Less serious injuries included Lena and Carrie Smith, also of Colorado Springs.
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Guthrie
Okla
Santa Fe
Here
Edith Smith
Colorado Springs
Cole
Lena
Carrie Smith
Robbers Loot Gems From St Louis Jewelry Firm
Two bandits robbed employees of the FP Pian Jewelry company in St Louis of gems valued at thirty six to fifty thousand dollars. No injuries reported and police investigating the daytime heist at the firm’s showroom.
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ST. Louis, Mo
the & FP. Pian Jewelry Company
Woman Drops Dead Reporting at Work
Mrs. Anna Kallethe aged 40 collapsed and died Thursday morning while punching a time clock at New Method laundry located at 1101 East Spring Street. She had entered the shop with Mrs. Addie McArcie of 4422 William Street.
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Brooklyn Ave
New Method
East Spring St
Engineer Killed in Train Collision Near Marshall
Walter Weidman engineer died and several people were injured in a collision between passenger train No. 23 and a switch engine on the Texas and Pacific railroad near Marshall Texas early today.
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Marshall
Texas
Walter Weidman
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Here
Armistice Day Parade Plans Spark Seattle Veterans Event
Seattle veterans aim for a memorable Armistice Day with a 15 000 veteran march behind ex service men and civic groups. Firms grant holidays to ex service members and fraternalists. bombs to mark 11 am. parade starts 2 50 pm led by mounted police from Fifth and Virginia.
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J. Howard Darlington
Tifth
Virginia St
Seattleite Battles With Auto Bandits in Hollywood
George Hall of San Francisco and John A. Jarmuth, a former Seattle and Portland newspaper man, faced five armed automobile bandits in Hollywood. Jarmuth was kidnapped while Hall escaped and alerted police. Several shots were fired. all five bandits were captured.
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Los Angeles
Cal
George Hall
San Francisco
John A. Jarmuth
Seattle
Portland
Hollywood
Jarmuth
Hall
Constable Freed of Theft Accusation
Grand larceny charges against Constable Tom Mulligan, arrested at his Riverton home, were dismissed by Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas. Mulligan said illness kept him at home for two weeks and caused failure to deposit $50 bail money from Maisie Lovell.
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Tom Mulligan
Riverton
Malcolm Douglas
Mulligan
Justice C. C. Dalton
Maisie Lovell
Three Bandits Rob Diamonds in Philadelphia Heist
Three bandits robbed the wholesale jewelry firm Zeiger and Nemirosky in Philadelphia seizing diamonds valued at $50,000 and fleeing the scene. Local police searched for the suspects after the early morning operation.
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Philadelphia
Zeiger & Nemirosky
Delegates to Dine at the White House
Simplicity will mark the social side of the Washington conference as President and Mrs. Harding will host a dinner tonight at the White House for delegates and their wives. The function will contrast with the usual extravagant entertainments and Washington hostesses are expected to follow the example set by the Hardings.
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Washington
Gondas
Versailles
Congress
Supreme Court
America
Europe
East
Continental
Harding
Hughes
Dent
Mrs. Harding
Tom Hight
White House
Frisco Ferryboat and Barge Collide
Several hundred passengers on the Northwestern Pacific ferry Sausalito were thrown into panic after a collision with a Western pack barge off Vallejo street wharf in San Francisco Bay. The steamship tore a rail but continued to Sausalito under its own power.
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San Francisco
Northwestern Pacific
Vallejo Street
San Francisco Bay
Sausalito
Wilson to Honor Unknown Soldier Tribute Tomorrow
Woodrow Wilson plans to attend an official ceremony to pay tribute to America’s unknown soldiers, risking his health for the event. This would mark his first appearance at a formal function since the Harding inaugural ceremonies.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
America
Harding
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