Humphrey Named Key Player in Seattle Post Office Site Deal
Newspaper reports reveal Congressman Humphrey pushed to advance the swampy Seattle post office site sale for 169 500, urging condemnation steps and noting discussions with the Treasury and Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Denials followed, but letters from 1910 to 1911 show prior involvement and urging speedy progress.
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Humphrey
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Survivor recalls slaughter on Italian liner Ancona
Malta dispatch recounts a survivor's account of the Austrian submarine attack on the Italian liner Ancona. He describes panic aboard after shells halted attempts to evacuate, women and children praying as casualties mounted and the submarine pressed the chase.
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Ancona
Dog Night Contest at Empress Theatre Prompts Readers’ Letters
The Star invites Seattle readers to mail letters about their dogs and their tricks as part of a dog night event at the Empress Theatre. Hector the dog and manager Bronson spark the plan with prizes including season tickets and overnight box stays. Entries due for a Friday night showcase with audience judging.
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Hector
Seattle
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J. Tryon
Bronson
Hill admits engineering post office site deal in Seattle
Realty dealer R. W. Hill testified in Superior Court that he arranged a government purchase of a submerged post office site in Seattle for 16500. He said the property was worth more than the city was prepared to pay and acknowledged aiding Congressman Humphrey in obtaining the underwater post office site.
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Hoge
Maiden Lane
Tallman
Seattle
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Lifeboat Disaster Described After Ship Sinking
Eyewitness account recalls women and children escaping in lifeboats while men struggled on deck. The fourth lifeboat capsized as boats slid away, shells struck near the vessels, and shrapnel wounded at least one craft. Women and children screamed as chaos spread.
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Eoe
Ancona
Iteboats
Frisco's Municipal Line Makes Profit
San Francisco municipal railroads report October receipts of 209 198.76 with expenses 108 171.36 leaving a gross profit of 101 027.40 After depreciation and sinking fund allocations the city expects about 75 000 net profit for the period Frisco November 11.
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San Francisco
Jailers Field Burglars in Thanksgiving Day Gridiron
Assistant Jailer Wayne Sutton leads a county jail eleven made up of burglars and thieves in a planned Thanksgiving Day game at Dugdale's Park. Star inmates Sarafin Villaflor and James L. Bruce drill as halfback and key backfield players, with Sheriff Hodge banning gambling among deputies.
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Wayne Sutton
James L. Bruce
East Tank
North Tank
Hodge
Officer Gouley Placed on Trial in Murder Case
Alex Gouley a 22 year old merchants police man went on trial before a jury in Judge Mackintosh s superior court charged with the murder of Carl Frisell 18 last September Frisell was shot from the rear seat of a motorcycle Norton a city patrolman was with Gouley and Norton said they believed Frisell to be a gang member and both fired shots Norton provided an alibi
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Alex Goulay
Wilson to Hold Talks With Republicans on Preparedness
Washington November 11 President Wilson will hold a series of conferences with Republican leaders about their stance on his military preparedness program, the White House announced today.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Twin Beds staged at Washington penitentiary provokes convicts
Special to The Star reports a Broadway production of Twin Beds performed inside a Walla Walla penitentiary drawing seven hundred inmates from short termers to lifers. The article notes the unique event as the first full Broadway show brought into a prison, with inmates laughing despite garb walls and bars.
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J. Morrill Morrison
Juliette Uay
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Broadway
Churches Plan Demonstration Across Oregon
Portland nov 11 a giant religious demonstration will involve every Protestant church in the state on New Year’s Eve in celebration of statewide prohibition.
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Portland
Duke Calls In A ZeP Berlin Visit
A Sofia to Overseas News Agency dispatch reports Duke visiting Berlin on November 11, detailing the high level exchange with German officials and plans announced during the meeting.
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Berlin
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Soyville de-A_ dispatch
Sofia
Goren Eee
Dead Americans Among Ancona Victims Still in Doubt
Reports from Rome on the Ancona sinking differ whether shells from an Austrian submarine killed passengers after the liner halted or after it was overtaken. Survivors describe panicked lifeboat scenes as shrapnel struck, with estimates of American casualties ranging from 11 to 27 or more.
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Ancona
America
Tunis
Great Tornedoing
Societa Italia
Cecile Greil
Malta
Cunard Liner Caria Sunk by Submarine
The Cunard liner Caria of 8000 tons was sunk by a submarine in an undisclosed locality. All crew were saved.
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Cunard
London
Caria
Relatives Seek News of Ancona Victims in New York
Anxious relatives crowded the liner office in New York seeking word on supposed victims of the liner Ancona as telegrams of inquiry poured in.
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New York
Navy
Ancona
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