Smith Given 10 Year Term for Canadian Murder Case
James M. Smith, a Canadian veteran, was convicted of first degree murder in a complex family killing and sentenced by Judge John Gray to not less than 10 years and not more than 15 years in Walla Walla. Smith claimed he was shocked overseas. the judge upheld a harsh penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Smith
Helen
Thomas McMahon
Walla Walla Ientiary
John
Jurey Gray
Smith
Ides
Centralia Lights Fail During Midnight Calm
Centralia woke to a citywide blackout at 1 30 a m mirroring a Tuesday incident when Wesley Everetts escaped from jail as the city power plant switch operator slept and a fuse blew. An electrician restored power minutes later and Captain Floyd Dysart said the Legion would not pursue more suspects without leads.
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Centralia
Wesley Everetts
Floyd Dysart
Legion
S. W
L W. W
78 Measures Up For the Relief of Soldiers
Seventy eight bills have been introduced in the house to compensate soldiers. Proposals range from 50 cents a day to a $5000 lump sum per man. Wisconsin legislators push a unified bill to preserve political clout. Other options include cash or bonds, land reclamation plans, home loans up to 4900 with 1200 for tools, and government funded education or training. The committee warns against wide land speculation. American Legions in ten states back the eleven plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin
66Th Congress
Lane-Mendell
Fr. W. Mondell
Dick T. Morgan
Oklahoma
Public Lands Committee
American Legions
Chief guards against Reds in Seattle buildings
Police patrols guarded Seattle buildings through the night to deter any terrorist acts. Chief Warren said officials would not name the locations but vowed continued vigilance Saturday night. Lam urged arresting more suspected members as some activists were tearing up their cards.
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Seattle
Warren
W. W. Lam
Deputies Mobilize for I W W Meeting in Cumberland
King county deputy sheriffs prepared Saturday to rush to Cumberland one mining town miles from Enumclaw where an I W W meeting was rumored. Sheriff Stringer sent Deputy Tom Smith to monitor the situation and report promptly while Camp Lewis officials had not been notified of the Cumberland gathering.
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King County
Cumberland
Enumclaw
Stringer
Tom Smith
Smith
Camp Lewis
Overseas Veteran to Practice Here with Kelton
Dr. Alfred Raymond announces an association with Dr. Walter Kelton who returns from two years with the U S army medical corps in France. During Raymonds temporary absence Kelton will run the offices in the Lowman building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Raymond
Walter Kelton
France
U. S Army Medical Corps
Raymond
Kelton
Lowman Building
Black Masks of I. W. W. Are Found
Police seized a large cache at I. W. W. headquarters including one hundred black masks and vivid red cloaks. Earlier a raid by 25 armed men destroyed the headquarters. Mrs. Dale Anderson remains in custody, with 30 more arrests anticipated.
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Los Angeles
United Preas
Dale Anderson
Prohibition ruling delayed by federal judge in Chicago
Federal Judge Carpenter postponed until early next week a decision on wartime prohibition. He considered Hannah & Hoge’s petition to bar federal authorities from interfering with their liquor stocks. The delay upsets wets plans for a July 4 celebration in Chicago pending the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Press
Carpenter
Hannah & Hoge
Rice crop ruined by Philippine flood plea for seed rice
Manila dispatch reports Pampanga native planters appeal for seed rice after floods wiped out the early crop and damaged extensive property. Local growers seek relief to restore harvests and stabilize livelihoods in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine
Manila
Pampagna
Gambling Guilty Plea Flags Record Fine
King county's coffers gain 4500 dollars after ix trey pleads guilty to gambling before Judge A W Frater. A 750 dollar fine sets a record in superior court for gambling. Six men were arrested in separate raids at 613% and 608% Maynard and fined for gambling.
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King County
Trey
A. W. Frater
Eich. Thin
Maynard
J. C. Conner
N. L. Loveall
Frank T. Gordon
Luke Chin
Chin Lee
Sam Lasonich
Antone Vugleich
Ah Yue
Ah Ching
Green Lake Club Banquet Honors Washington Speakers
Mayor Fitzgerald and Prof. Clark P. Bianet of the University of Washington delivered the principal addresses at the Green Lake Commercial Club banquet held at Thorne hall. They urged Americans to embrace a 100 percent life of Americanism and galvanized attendees with their messages. An arrest followed Saturday for Pete Dear, described as an alleged red, taken into custody by city officials on Firat and Washington, with I W W stickers and propaganda found in his possession.
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Fitzgerald
Clark P. Bianet
University of Washington
Green Lake
Pete Dear
Firatave
Washington ,T
Seret
P. F. Keefe
Printing Trades Strike Committee
Bert Swezen
Employers’ Association
Pioneer Printing Company
Swerzen
R. 8. Richards
Western Show Print Company
VESSEL MOVEMENTS LISTS PACIFIC COAST TRAFFIC NOV 14 15
Shipping items show arrivals and departures at Seattle Tacoma Port Townsend and Vancouver with ships like Northwestern Western Glen Governor Omega Architec t Admiral Redman Admiral Watson and Admiral Ashley. Entries note sailings from Beattie Anyox and Melbourne with tug Richard Holyoke in tow and multiple coastal movements.
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Northwestern
Western Glen
York
Tacoma
Panama
Str
Fulton
Mintieh Columbia
Ketchikan
Forthwestern
Alaska
Pedro Chrietephereon
Bcandinarian Porta
Atr Governor
San Pedro
San Francisco
At & P
Sehr Omega
Port Makely
Richard Holyoke
Liverpool
Porta
Amur
Dover
War Company
United Kingdom
Valparaiso
Btr Kikwater
Chribtoral
Wert Aleta
Hampton Hoade
U. S
Dix
Seattle
Francisco
Str President
San Diego
St Curacao
Beattie
A. m
Btr
Admiral Aehley
Mtr Providencia
Mtr Architect
BP. m. Port Ludlow
Everett
Loop
Port Blakelyv
Melbourne
Apia
Beagle Hark
Beatle
Cathiamet
New York
Banta Ines
St. Admiral Redman
St. Alaska
Weat Inlet
Beattlen
P. m
Beattle
Cape Viattery
Orient
Providencia
Royal Arrow
Shanghai
Tandard Arrow
Pittsburg Sunday Schools Fight Bolshevism Movement
Sunday schools across Pittsburg organize a campaign under the slogan Christian Citizenship to combat bolshevism in America. The effort aims to educate youths and adults about democratic values and civic responsibility amid rising unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
America
Potatoes and Apples Market News From Yakima to Eastern Centers
A Western Ave dealer returning from Yakima blames buyers for the price spread in potatoes as wholesalers bid against each other driving higher quotes. Eastern demand boosts markets while car shortages temper gains. crop quality and quantity are below normal. In apples, Eastern Washington Delicious fetches up to 4.50 while local prices vary 0.80 to 0.82 per dozen. Stockyards trading dull with 75 cattle, hogs steady, cattle at 16.75.
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Yakima
Western Ave
Washington
Local Markets for Vegetables and Fruits Prices Listed
Market list shows varied local vegetable fruit prices and dairy and farm staples. Apples cranberries lettuce and citrus feature alongside dairy products and animal feed. Prices per crate per ton and per pound are given for multiple items.
Bank clearings by city and totals across states
Bank clearings show Seattle and Spokane Tacoma figures with Portland totals. Totals listed include 2,639,899.00 and 1,137,150.00 for Seattle and Spokane compare 675,400.00 and 120,168.00 for Portland while other figures show 6,865,081.00 and 1,081,076.00.
New York Stock Exchange Opens With Mixed Prices
Prices were irregular at the market open with United States Steel up and heavy shifts as General Motors slid to 368 and steel, rail and rubber issues moved on the day. By close the market showed reactionary declines across several leading names and exchange rates posted new low marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Market Report Shows Further Declines Across Commodities
Chicago futures slip as traders factor in Goodfather predictions and broad movements next week. Corn opens lower with small gains for some months then declines. oats also retreat. Prices listed for December and May contracts reflect ongoing weakness in grains and related products.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Denver cattle and hog receipts show steady market
In Denver on November 15 cattle receipts reached 3,600 with markets steady. Steers brought 89 to 1260, cows and heifers 7.50 to 11.50, calves 9 to 11. Hog receipts 1,160 with top and bulk at 14.20. Sheep receipts 11,000. lambs 14.50 to 15.00, ewes 7.75, feeder lambs 12.50 to 13.75.
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Portland
Denver
Col
British voting on woman candidate in Plymouth race
British voters went to the polls to decide if Plymouth shall elect the first woman to Parliament. Lady Nancy Astor, American-born Unionist candidate, led a whirlwind campaign and was favored. her election was declared certain by the Unionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Eng
Nancy Astor
Alleged Reds Arrested in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on November 15, about a dozen IWW leaders were detained after a raid on the Germain building headquarters where a defense meeting was underway. Two more individuals were hospitalized and police reported a large cache of radical literature.
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108
Angeles
1. W.W
Germain Building
Defense
Public Markets Sanitary and Grocery Price List
Stall 45 lists Mazda oil at 38 cents, Rogers Auto Club coffee 40 cents, M J B coffee 1.45, large sauerkraut 1 shilling? no. Sauer kraut 1 sc?. boxes matches 1 shilling. Citrus Powder 7 cents. Shredded Wheat 15 cents. rolled oats 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazda Oil
Rogers Auto Club
Local Market Dairy Price List Reads Like Old Ledger
Stall 107 lists guaranteed eggs and butter prices, 2 dos and 4 fc dor terms, with full cream cheese 29 cents, cream brick 32 cents, choice creamery butter from S&E Sh and The $1.15 items. Peanut butter 20 cents and 2% milk 47 cents appear among the items, with several brand and unit notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&e
Local Market Deals Include Flour, Canned Goods and Soap
Stake 7 8 9 49 1 sack best local flour priced at 2 95 per pint bottle catsup ic orange or lemon peel 45c T 3 lbs dry green peas 25 Stalls 37 38 6 T can M J B coffee 2 25 40c pkg Albers rolled oats ite 18c pkg baking soda 6c 5 bars Lenox soap Ihe
Untitled crop ledger with mixed animal and feed terms
Fragmented OCR reads like a market ledger listing pigs cows heifers and feed items with prices such as 16.00 14.50 340001550 and 96001. Mentions include Bert steers and common feed items. many garbled tokens impede full interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seevsceeess
Iis
Pune
Sisceses Soss
Colvor
Eres Wrenne Toodie CO
Local Market Memoranda with Product Listings
Stall 79 offers pure fresh milk and fresh eggs. Stall 46 features Carnation milk and pumpkin products. Stall 1603 lists Gun Maid seedless raisins and Del Monte catsup. Stall 1513 promotes Washington creamery butter and guaranteed eggs. Prices include 23 cents for raisins and 2 cans pumpkin.
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del Monte
Washington
Local Market Stalls Offer Mixed Goods and Prices
Shopper notes list stalls with assorted groceries and prices including almonds walnuts coconuts onions green peppers vanilla beans pork and beans ivory soap sardines and fruit pudding. Entries show price points like 18¢ to 45¢ per item and multiple stall numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Camp
Booth
Grange Fight Set Over Labor Conference Representation
Grand Rapids on November 15 opened with a heated debate as the National Grange prepared to decide whether Samuel Gompers of the AFL should have the Grange represented at the December 13 labor conference in Washington.
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Grange
Grand Rapids
Mich
National Grange
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Washington
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Potter's Field
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IL. W. W
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Bank Clearings
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Chicago Market Report
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Denver Market Report
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Labor Organ
Seattle Employing Printers’ Association
Sixth
University
Herman A. Horowitz
Printers’ Association
Union
B. L. Swezea
Sec
Treds
Pioneer Printing Co
Western Show Print
Swezen
R. S. Richards
National Bank OF Commerce Second
Pike Place
Westlake
Sterling Exchange
London
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Peoples Savings Bank Gebcond Ave
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