Man Killed In Street Fight Two Suspects Flee
Nervick was killed in a street fight outside the Triangle hotel at the am. Two assailants called Mickey and Jackie escaped while S J Cook a waiter was arrested on an open charge. Witnesses Steve Kelly Verdic Devise and Pearl Allen identified the scene and police chased the suspects.
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Me Nervick
Team
Triangle
Pietave
Railroadway
Jackie
Mickey
S. Jh. Cook
Duffy Reble
Occidental Ave
Steve Kelly
Hart Alderst
Verdic Devise
Triangle Hotel
Reiea Nest Nervick
Cook
Washington St
Jack
Maya
Washington #1
Duffy Rehle
First Ave
King
Weller
Nervick
Maid Kelly
Pearl Allen
Erelyn Graham
First Ave. S
M. J. McNamee
Tien Cornelison
South End
Rail Dictator Concept Voiced by President Wilson
United Press dispatch reports President Wilson weighing government control of railroads to prevent war time disruption. He may use a dictator model to mobilize freight, munitions and coal if Brotherhood chiefs resist arbitration, with Congress and federal action possible. Executives seek higher revenue as strikes loom and rail finance strains intensify.
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United Press
Washington
New
Wilson
Railrad
Brotherhood
Congress
Interstate Commerce Comminaton
No Rail Strike, Says W G Lee
W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Trainmen declares no railroad strike will occur while the union votes on a wage increase, expressing faith in President Wilson's policy. The leader's stance comes as the labor group weighs demands for higher pay.
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W. G. Lee
Cleveland
WG. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Wilson
Villa Forces Take Ojinaga
United Press dispatch from Presidio Texas reports Villa forces seized the Mexican village of Ojinaga after an all day battle. Carranza defenders surrendered to U S cavalry led by Capt Theodore Barnes. One American machine gun operator was killed. Villa reportedly commanded by general Keponian Yodova.
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Presidio
Tex
Ojinaga
Carranza
Keponian Yodova
United States
Theodore Barnes
Machine UN
Villa
Ironers
Clemenceau Likely Replaces Painleve in War Council Era
Paris reports urgent public demand for a new premier and cabinet before the Allied war council meets on November 19. Georges Clemenceau is favored as the most likely successor to Premier Painleve amid calls to avoid a ministry vacuum.
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Allied War Council
Painleve
Comment Today
Georges Clemenceau
First Asphalt Road Started at Camp Lewis Cantonment
Staff Correspondent reports work has begun on the camp's first asphalt road running in front of the staff headquarters. The plan calls for many miles of similar roads in the completed cantonment.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
Cantonment
Hee
Suffragists Hunger Strike Prison Garb Refusal
Washington reports two women pickets released after 57 hours of hunger strike at the district jail. Miss Winslow refused prison clothes, wrapped in a blanket and kept on a cot due to weakness from forcible feeding. Several other suffragists remain imprisoned or awaiting court sentences for a second picketing offense.
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Washington
Woman's Party
Tose Winslow
Gertrude Crocker
Chicago
Gladys Chevier Taltimore
Alice Paul
Winslow
Kate Heffelfinger
Shamokin
Mine Crocker
Occoquan
Gerard Will Come Back She Declares
Miss Enid Agassis daughter of the British vice consul in Tacoma says Gerald Newhouse son of a wealthy New Jersey man will return after leaving her at the church. Edward Newhouse denies knowledge of his son's whereabouts and any involvement in the disappearance.
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Tacoma
Gerald
Enid Agassis
Gerald Newhouse
Weat Orange
N J
Edward Newhouse
New York
Lemon Skin Beautifier Cream From Fresh Lemons
A home remedy for a lemon based skin bleaching lotion mixes juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to yield a quarter pint. Filter the juice to remove pulp and store for months while applying daily to face neck arms and hands to soften and brighten skin.
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Jeet
Acids and Stomach Indigestion Remedies
Medical authorities attribute most stomach trouble to excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. The article promotes diureated magnesia as a safe, inexpensive remedy taken after meals to sweeten the stomach and prevent sourness, gas, and pain, noting it is harmless in powder or tablet form.
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Helena Bohner
Laurelville
Ohio
Edsall
Pinus Laboratories
Monticello
Illinois
Dynamite Fuse Found In I W W Room In Alaska Hotel
Federal agents uncovered 6000 feet of gutta percha dynamite fuse and packing cases with I W W records in a room at the Alaska hotel 84 Seneca St. The occupant used the alias Joe Distance and has not been arrested as searches continue for the renter. Densmore the hotelkeeper is an I W W sympathizer and a former socialist candidate. Records seized include a card index of I W W members and their affiliations.
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I. W. W. Records
Alaska
Minute Men
U. S
A. Rooks
Giles Humphrey
Ralph Jones
Densmore
Seattle
al Hicks
Winlock Ranch
General Sibert’s Sons All Fighters In War Call
Maj. Gen Sibert leads a family of fighters with himself two sons serving as captains one a West Pointer the other a former militia lieutenant a third son has just enlisted according to word received at American Field Headquarters France.
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United Press
France
America
Seibert
Thursday Night Dances Support The Star Smoke Fund
A Laundry and Dye Workers union dance at Eagles hall raises funds for The Star's smoke fund for boys in France. Ramblers club dance follows at Laihley hall Queens Anne Ave and Boston St. Mystic Jewel club hosts a Friday dance at Odd Fellows hall. The Star ships a Christmas package to Sammies and rain wipes profits from Strand Theatre, with next Monday expected to bring a substantial sum.
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Eagles’ Hall
France
Laundry and Dye Workers’ Union
Miss Sadie McClellan Wins $30 000 Damages in Breach Suit
Miss Sadie McClellan a 25 year old sal in Washington wins 30 000 dollars in a breach of promise case against Fr Rafferty manager of a ten shoe store. A jury awarded the full amount sought and she fainted when verdict was read. Raferty’s counsel argued the sum was preposterous for a man earning 25 dollars a week.
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Washington
Sadie McClellan
Fr. Rafferty
District Supreme Court
Riveter Killed In Ames Shipyard Timber Accident
Robert Holmes a riveter at the Ames Shipbuilding yards was struck on the head by a heavy timber Wednesday and died instantly. He is survived by a widow and three children.
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Robert Holmes
Ames Shipbuilding Company
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