Target of Shot Gun in Italian Politician Shooting
In a confusing account, Balby allegedly fired a shotgun at Ciceri during a Tuesday night confrontation over money. The shot missed Ciceri, hitting nothing, as neighbors and Louis Tore intervened. Constable Tom is searching for Balby.
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Ciceri
Kienstra
Fialby
Nick
Balby
Ahe
Olson
Textify
Choria
Cleoria
Louis Tore
Mrs 5
Tom Ia
Ralby
Ebert Faces Hectic Moment During Weimar Speech
President Ebert began his first Weimar address with pages missing and misread lines. He ordered his secretary to fetch the notes but improvised, gesturing wildly as laughter erupted among representatives and onlookers admitted to applause at his persistence.
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Ebert
Weimar
Railroad grade separation plan draws big lobby in city
Councilman Wil Moore's firm promotes a grade separation at tide flats with an estimated 16 million dollar cost. City engineer A Splan pushes elevating tracks to separate rail lines from road traffic. Railroad opponents raise concerns about impact on property owners and possible delays to rail service.
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Wil Moore
Board of Public Me
John C. Higgins
A. Splan
Yatta
J. D
Celebrations Mark King’sBirthday Across Provinces
War Minister Al M viewed the garrison as part of the king’s birthday celebrations. Public telegraphs to all provinces sent congratulations.
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Ully
Rome
al M
Legion Telegram Blames Federal Laxity Over Centralia Attack
A Washington state telegram to the American Legion convention in Minneapolis alleges federal laxity in prosecuting radicals linked to the Centralia Armistice Day killings. Col Inglis and Maj Gil urge the national body to push for enforcing sedition laws against fascists and communists nationwide.
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Centralia
Sergt John J. Sullivan
Washington
American Legion
Centratia
Wash
National Convention of the
Fr W. Wa
Legion
Rent Hog Bill Advances in City Council
Mayor Fitzgerald promised to watch the vote as the council reconvened at 1 30 p m on Wednesday to resume consideration of the anti rent hog ordinance. Last Monday the action was delayed by a 5 to 4 vote after a majority refused to proceed without the mayor present to observe ballots.
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Fitzgerald
Pitegerald
Step Dad Held for Kidnapping Trial in Justice Court
Emil Gardner is jailed on kidnaping charges after taking his stepson Leland Hollingsworth 12 from his mother Mrs. Gardner Sunday. Deputy Sheriff Campbell brought them from Portland to the county jail. Gardner waived extradition and will stand trial in Justice Brinker's court.
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Emil Gardner
Leland Hollingsworth
Portland
Stewart Campbell
Gardner
Campbell
Prowler Scare Near 902 15th Ave North
George Allen fired pistol shots to scare off a prowler trying to enter through a window at the Allen home on 902 15th Ave North shortly after midnight Wednesday. Mrs. Allen woke, alerted her husband, and the police were summoned. the intruder escaped before officers arrived.
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George Allen
Allen
15Th Ave. N
Fresh Eggs Price Drop Hits Western Ave Market
The local fresh egg market opened with a two cent per dozen decline on Western Ave jobbers proving the beat stock at a lower level by midweek. Prices may slip another cent as the market remains unsettled though pullet eggs gain in popularity. Butter remains firm while hog receipts total 54 and cattle 81 head with hogs stronger and cattle steady. California vegetables arrive in heavy shipments ahead of the holiday demand.
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Western Ave
Dealera
Hutter Market Ta
California
Local Market Prices and Receipts Cassette Summary
Denver market led with cattle and hog receipts, demand easing. Prices for steers, cows and calves hovered near previous week, while hogs remained steady as buyers weighed supply against demand. dairy and poultry sections listed wholesale prices and product terms for regional trade.
Market Opens Lower On NYSE Amid High Money Rates
The New York Stock Exchange opened lower as money rates remained high. United States Steel and Bethlehem Steel led declines while General Motors fell and Mexican Petroleum dropped to new lows. call money stayed tight, with liquidity improving later but still uneasy.
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New York
Tosuelom
Baperte
Federal Reserve System
United Mates Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Muudebaker
Lackawenna
United Mates Rulber
Mesioan Petroleum
Marine Preferred
Crucble
Naldwim
General Motors
Central Leather
Republic
Bindlair
Mentcan Petroleum
Stock Exchange General Motore
Mexican Petroleum
Pan-American
Mverythias
General Liquidaten
Liberty's
Frisco Market Status Report From San Francisco Trading
Frisco market status details show hatter Batraa prices at 64 cents per pound and batras at six cents per dot with extra pallet charges. Prices include under-priced palletta and tea per deal with San nee data and nunce fancy rates.
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HAN Francianco
Prices Plunge on New York Stock Exchange
New York nov 12 prices fell sharply as call money rose to 25 percent driving a broad market selloff. General Motors and Crucible declined steeply while rails lagged. heavy trading pushed tape time 20 minutes behind, with many prices reported below prior quotations.
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New York
Stock Exchange
General Motors
Crucible
Teck
Tecker
Dow Jones Financial Agency
Chicago Market Report Nerves Mingle With Gains On Grain Board
Chicago November 1 grain market shows early decline on fair weather then rebounded as local buyers bid aggressively. December and January corn fluctuated around 1.52 to 1.28 while May contracts moved higher, oats also swung from initial losses to gains amid active trading.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Haywood Declines Links to Centralia Outrage
In New York on November 12 Big Bi Haywood, president of the I W W, stated he hoped members would face consequences if found guilty but offered no report tying the I W W to the Centralia incident and said nothing he had seen proves involvement.
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New York
Big Bi" Haywood
Centralia
Haywood
Plan to Put Stop to Speculations
New York bankers and Governor W P Marding discussed credit and banking conditions. They considered steps to halt widespread speculation in securities and commodities. Harding saw no alarm in the situation as call money on the New York Exchange hit high levels.
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New York
W. P. Marding
Federal Reserve Bank
Harding
New York Exchange
Pacific Steamship Company Considers $25 Million Bond Issue
The Pacific Steamship Company weighs $25,000,000 in bonds to expand Pacific trade routes. Vice President A F Haines announced in San Francisco on Tuesday that the South American field will be entered. The firm is among the largest by tonnage and capital under American registry.
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Pacific Steamship Co
Pacific
A. F. Haines
San Francisco
Traines
Liner Architect Loads 1000 Tons for United Kingdom
The Blue Funnel Line ship Architect is loading 1,000 tons of general cargo at pier. It arrived Tuesday night after discharging freight from Great Britain at Vancouver.
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Blue Funnel Co
United Kingdom
Pier
Great Britain
Vancouver
Portland Market Report Sees Mixed Cattle and Lamb Runs
Port land market notes cattle receipts around 64 with steady values from good to choice steers at 8 9 0 9 50 and cows and herders 16 60 to 6 50. Calves 8 uv and bulls 5 6 60. sheep receipts 227 head with prime lambs 11 to 12 and yearlings 8 50 to 9. market overall steady with varied beef and dairy items listed.
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Denver
Lambe
Lamba
Portland
New
Soldiers raid Oakland Reds headquarters in uproar
Nearly 400 former soldiers and sailors raided a newly organized Communist labor party headquarters in Oakland California. They broke in doors destroyed furniture radical literature and red flags were hurled into the street and burned in bonfires. Police say the raid appeared carefully planned with no one of the 400–60 men seen on arrival.
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Oakland
Cal
Lpring
Communist Labor Party
Gunmen Taken to Centralia in Auto
Lee Potter a Portland rent car driver says five men kidnapped him and drove to Centralia where he was held for 24 hours. He reported to police claiming the assailants boasted of recent Portland robberies and planned another job. Police suspect LW. W.'s were behind the kidnapping.
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Centralia
Lee Potter
Portland
Potter
Columbia Beach
LW. W.'s
Middle West Miners Oppose Return to Work
Coal miners in Illinois Iowa Kansas Oklahoma and other states may refuse to return to work without pay increases. Duncan McDonald president of the Illinois Federation of Labor said Illinois miners would not obey the strike cancellation order. Sub district officials reportedly backed him. Reports from Oklahoma City said miners in Oklahoma and Arkansas were sullen and unlikely to return without explanation of the Indianapolis move.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Duncan McDonald
Illinois Federation of Labor
Springfield
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Indianapolis
Metered Phones Abolished In Cleveland Plan
Cleveland moves to abolish metered telephone service and adopt an auto manual system if the city telephone expert's recommendation is followed. City officials expect improved dial tone and service efficiency once implemented.
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Cleveland
Detroit Motorbus Company to Ease City Traffic
Detroit, Nov. 12. Detroit Motorbus Company is being organized to run a fleet of vehicles at a ten cent fare to relieve Detroit traffic congestion. Buses similar to New York models will be built for service.
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Detroit
Detroit Motorbus Company
New York
Auburn Man Shot to Death Near Motor Inn
Earl Leslie 25 of Auburn died after being shot at 1 30 this morning at Mother Wilsons off the Kent Auburn road. Two unknown men forced entry, knocked him down and fired, piercing his abdomen. Visitor John Erickson and the well known Mother Wilson are involved as authorities investigate the murder.
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Wilson
John Erickson
Leslie
Dr. Taylor
Kent
Seattle City
Matt Starwich
Fred A. Brown
Veterans Call for Japanese Exclusion Policy
American Legion veterans in Minneapolis vote for excluding Japanese immigrants and other Orientals and back drastic immigration laws. The California delegation's plan to exclude Japanese from citizenship is approved amid large demonstrations of the sessions.
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Minneapolis
United Press
American Legion
California
Recruits Training on Lake Union Boat
The state nautical school begins training recruits aboard the former U S gunboat Vicksburg in Lake Union to earn a deck officer's certificate in the merchant marine. Recruits will report to headquarters at 217 Grand Trunk Pier for the course.
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State Nautical School
U. S
Vicksburg
Lake Union
Grand Trunk Pier
Queens Across Europe Share Stamp Collecting Passion
The queen of Italy, the queen of Belgium, and the queen of Norway are all noted stamp collectors, showcasing a shared hobby among European royal households.
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Italy
Belgium
Norway
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