Sworn Declaration Ties Local Union Officials to Times Bomb Plot
A sworn statement alleges Olaf A. Treitmoe of San Francisco, secretary of the Trades Council, planned dynamiting the Los Angeles Times building. The disclosure appears in the McManus trial of union men charged with illegal activity on the West Coast. The case centers on Salt Lake City proceedings and related weeks.
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United Press
Los Angeles Times
Olaf A. Treitmoe
San Francisco
Trades Council
Avor McCarthy
Salt Lake City
Warren Kerrigan Stars At Two Seattle Theatres Tonight
The handsome Warren Kerrigan of the American Film Co appears in two Seattle venues simultaneously. He headlines The Intru sion at Lompoc at Circuit theatre while audiences enjoy Fear at another house. Kerrigan’s past roles include Brown of Harvard and The Best Man Wins, earning him matinee idol status.
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Seattle
Warren Kerrigan
Kerrigan
American Film Co
Santa Barbara
Cal
Circuit Theatre
Lompoc
Isia
Melbourne
Washington
Black Cat
Odeon
Moving Picture World
Gibson
Brown
Harvard
Wina
Sierra Smith
Jack
Ballard Head Confronts First Degree Murder Trial
A juried trial opens with Ballard Head defending himself in a first degree murder case. He claims self defense after Otis Sanford and his family were attacked last August. The defendant says Sanford fired first triggering the fatal confrontation.
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Rn Ballard
Otis Sanford
Sanfords
Saloon Loss Leads to Fines and Firehouse Wreck
In Cal. on November 15 Town ey and G R Hendrix faced a $3,000 loss at a saloon. A dispute started a fight about it and a fine followed. A buyer was found for fixtures, then a team crashed through and wrecked the place.
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Cal
Towney
G. R. Hendrix
Fragmented 19th Century Scribbles on Daily Life
A muddled snippet questions about laying eggs and feeding hens, bread, and window boxes, mentioning a purse and a young lady in another city. It references J. D. T ers and an arts drawing in York magazine, with notes on class matter in unclear terms.
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York Magazine
Ares
Ronald May May Get Place on Bench
Judge J. T. Ronald of the superior court may receive a federal judgeship from President Taft in place of Judge Clinton W. Howard, currently serving by a recess appointment. Senate confirmation is uncertain, aiming to block a Wilson appointment and shift power among parties. Ronald was formerly with the firm Ballinger Ronald and Rattle.
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J. T. Ronald
Superior Court
Taft
Clinton W. Howard
Howard
Senate
Ronald
Othermore
Hay
Ballinger, Ronald & Rattle
Lister Safe If Count Stands In Tight Race
Despite alleged figure juggling by Hay appointees a 605 vote plurality for Ernest Lister remains. In King County canvassing shows Lister ahead by 7 414 with Hay leading Hodge by 199. Humphrey leads Landon by 363. Detectives remain at work as final counts are reviewed.
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Hay
Ernest Lister
Jefferson County
Lister
King County
Pendleton
Hodge
Humphrey
Dan Landon
Hmphrey
Landon
Hellmer
Hugh Todd
Democratic State Committee
Burne
Alienists Crazy Says Schrank In Confession
John Schrank, accused of assaulting Col. Theodore Roosevelt, told District Attorney Zabel that the alienists appointed to examine him were crazy in a confidential mood. The lunacy commission should file a report on Schrank’s condition tomorrow.
Railroad regulators plan trip for Stone Webster data
In Olympia on November 15 Chairman George A. Lee and Commissioner Harry Wilson of the public service commission will travel to Boston for Stone-Webster data and then to New York for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co information. In Portland John Bunny sues Honus Blatz after an eye injury born from a glass eye incident. Bunny also injured his fingers.
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Olympia
George A. Lee
Harry Wilson
Public Service Commission
Washington, D. C
National Association of Railroad Commissioners
Boston
Stone-Webster
Washington
New York
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Portland
John Bunny
Moving Picture Fame
Honus Blatz
Blatz
Bunny
Maletae strike leader jailed over free speech ban
Socialist mayor Lung Lunn of Maletae today chose jail over paying a fine for violating a city ordinance aimed at stopping street speeches. A textile workers strike sparked arrests for riot and felony as protests spread, with supporters vowing to continue the fight.
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Little Falla
N. Y
Bhi Lung
Maletaetady
Lunn
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Mount Luanle
Lawrence
Mass
America
Lana
Women officers praised by girls in protective duty case
Two girls aged 14 and 16 and their relatives praised the women protective officers for safeguarding them. A complaint against the officers was dismissed by two navy yard men who claimed interference by the purity squad. Rear Admiral Reynolds criticized the case without inquiry or statements from the girls or relatives.
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Bannick
Navy Yard
Purity Squad
Reynolds
Giria
Navy Department
Senator Rayner Near Death in Maryland Relapse
Washington Nov 15. Senator Rayner of Maryland lies seriously ill at bedside amid a sudden relapse of neuritis. Family members are present and fear for his survival as doctors monitor his condition closely.
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Washington
Senator Rayner
Maryland
Rayner
Night Battle At Kumanovo Leaves Thousands Dead
Reports describe a moonlit clash beginning Wednesday night when a Turkish division attacked Serbian outposts near Tova. Desperate fighting drove Turkish troops into retreat as Serbians countered at dawn, with brutal casualties and widespread atrocities amid a chaotic hillside withdrawal.
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Kumanovo
Tova
Mornent
Four Months of Effort Ended in $150 Loss at Occidental Saloons
J. R. McKenzie spent August through four months in the woods and four hours of “un consciousness” with four laps, four blocks, and four empty pockets. Last night the final phase finished leaving him with total emptiness of $150.
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Occidental Av
J. R. McKennie
Girls Forced Off Box Car Trip To Seattle
Two 18 year old girls from Baker Oregon named Kate Camel and Anna Evans say they were ordered off a boxcar after one needed an operation and could no longer rough it. They were en route from Boise Idaho trying to job their way to Seattle to visit friends.
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Baker
Ore
Kate Camel
Anna Evans
Boise
Ida
Seattle
Vic Gauntlett 21 Rival Astor in Wealth and Ambition
A comparison between Vincent Astor and Vic Gauntlett on their 21st birthdays. Vic, a rising Star artist, has earned his way from drawing at age 12 to a promising career, while Vincent enjoys inherited wealth and vast potential but questions about real friendship and purpose. Vic faces a lifetime of work with independent means and genuine effort.
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Vic
Fred L. soaLt
Vincent Astor
Beakig
Vic” Gauntiett
Telegraph
Young
New York
Vicc
Astor
America
Vincent
Star
Cory
Pierpont Morgan
Duke of Weatminister
Polo
Pic
Les
Braestreet
Dan
Two Young Women Entombed With Eight Miners at Frisco Mine
In Beaver county Utah two sisters Daisy and Hazel Alexander aged 16 and 19 and eight miners are trapped after a cave in at the Horn silver mine in Frisco. Rescuers report some at the 300 foot level and communicate they have food and water. Parent Roy Alexander is among those imprisoned in lower levels and fate of others remains uncertain. The rescue aims to reach the group by tomorrow.
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Salt Lake City
Old Horn
Frisco
Beaver County
Daisy
Hazel Alexander
Mins Dairy Alexander
W. A. Henderson
Misses Alexander
David Banks
Arnold Robinson
Jim Riley
Roy Alexander
Bribery Juror Switches Again in Houston Case
In Tacoma on November 16, Juror Bogart from Woodland requested to testify to repudiate his affidavit and “square himself with the court” after a dramatic shift in the Houston jury bribery trial. Judge Cushman denied new trials as government exposure of alleged jury tampering emerged. Houston and Bullock face possible $10,000 fines or two years imprisonment or both if they do not appeal to the San Francisco circuit court.
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Tacoma
Houston
Bogart
Woodland
Milleson
Charley Peterson
Wood
Cushman
Bullock
Samuel Milleson
John Bofart
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Man Seeks Divorce From Jeasie Dickerson After Long Separation
Fred Dickerson files for divorce from Mrs. Jeasie Dickerson on grounds of separation. The couple share a 19 year old daughter and an earlier visit to “mamma” ended without the spouse’s return, prompting the action filed this morning.
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Fred Dickerson
Jeasie Dickerson
Airl
Girl Dead in Hotel Held Man in Boston
Autopsy finds Miss Marjorie Powers died of natural causes, enlargement of the heart, in the Revere House Boston. A. T. Cummings, a produce dealer, was arrested after Miss Powers was found dead in her hotel room. he had registered as O F Davis and wife. A glass of gin and a catlike substance were found nearby.
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Boston
Marjorie Powers
Revere House
Magrath
A. T. Cummings
Cummings
Mies Powers
O. F. Davis
Roosevelt gains California by more than 200 vote margin
Private Secretary Mo Cabe of the governor's office announced after tallying official and unofficial totals from all counties that Roosevelt led California by over 200 votes over Wilson.
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California
Teddy
Sacramento
MoCabe
Roosevelt
Wilson
Weather forecast for tonight and Saturday
Light rain is expected tonight and Saturday with moderate easterly winds. The noon temperature should be 51 degrees.
Specials in the News**
A miscellany notes wealthy land sale in Arizona, Turkey Austria gossip, Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt estimate on New York women support, farmers wives join clubs, Brooklyn juries awards, Peary Amundsen banquet seating plan, marriage insanity link in Milwaukee asylum, Sudbury bride jilts groom over age, bigamy case sentenced five years.
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Turkey
Austria
Danville
Ill
Joe” Cannon
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Brooklyn
Pole Finder
Peary
Pole Finder Amundsen
Explorers’ Club
Milwaukee County
Sudbury
Mulqueen
Home and Clothes Two Interesting Subjects
A brief note from Cal houn Denny and Ewing promises readers two topics likely to appeal to those seeking to "back to the land." The Star urges attention to page 8 for Hoff man Cloak and Suit Co messages about affordable merchandise for Seattle ladies. The paper highlights want ads as a low cost way to trade or sell, inviting readers to contact Main 9400 Elliott 44 or visit 229 Union St.
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Hoffman Cloak and Suit Co
Elliott
Star
Union St
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