More Japs in South flee after anti alien law
San Francisco dispatch reports Japanese migration rising after California land act. Steamship lines show rising steerage bookings to Kobe and Nagasaki on ships like the Siberia Maru and Seiyo Maru. Reports mention plans to ship gold aboard the Maru and 500 additional Japanese slated for Japan aboard Seiyo Maru.
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Japan Steamship Firms to Merge
Four Japanese steamship companies plan a merger of interests according to private advices circulated today in San Francisco. Reported to be involved are Nippon Yusen Kaisha Osaka Kaisha Toyo Kaisen Kai and Kokusai Kisen Kaisha.
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Water shutoff notice for Tuesday in city blocks
City water will be cut off Tuesday between ith ave N E and 20th ave N E and also between Ravenna blvd and KE 8th pt from 9 a m to 4 p m causing service disruption for residents and businesses in the affected area.
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Doubt Casts Fresh Shadow on Mooney Guilty Verdict
In San Francisco on November 15, Superior Judge Griffin voiced doubt about Mooney's guilt after weighing Draper Hand's alleged frame up claim. Officials including DA Brady and Acting Chief O'Brien investigate the Hand statements while Gov. Stephens has not commented on new action. Captain Matheson calls Hand unbalanced, and Lt Goff denies involvement in any frame up.
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Think Swanson Is Mail Box Looter
Arthur Swanson, urged by post office inspectors, was bound over to the federal grand jury on $2,500 bail after appearing before United States Commissioner Robt. W. McClelland. Inspectors allege a prison record and suggest Swanson may be linked to recent apartment house mail box robberies.
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Burglar Steals Eight Bacons and Two Hams from Market
A burglar removed the front door of a Buffalo market at 418 Denny Way Sunday night and stole eight slabs of bacon and two hams. The thief entered by lifting the door from its hinges.
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Forgery Conviction Kept By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today let stand the conviction of Samuel C. Jackson for forging interstate bills of lading in shipments from Newberg Oregon to New York City.
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Samuel C. Jackson
Newberg
Ore
New York City
Supreme Court
Fake jewelers to be prosecuted here in Seattle
Seattle Retail Jewelers association warns of fake by night jewelers during the holiday season and says the prosecuting attorney will be informed. H. N. Moore, secretary, announces the plan and monitoring.
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Violinist Seeks Probe of Army Flag Incident in Seattle
Florence Kubey a Seattle violinist filed a complaint with Prosecuting Attorney Brown against Capt. RK D. Allen of the U S Quartermaster Corps after alleging he tore down and replaced a U S flag above her home on Armistice Eve. Neighbors call the act an attempt to impose military authority on civilians.
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Louis Einstein Named Ambassador to Italy Rumor
ROME November 15 The Messagers say Louis Einstein American minister to Bulgaria will be appointed ambassador to Italy.
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Supreme Court Announces Holiday Recess
The Supreme Court declares a recess from November 22 to December 6 for the Thanksgiving holiday. Chief justices and all justices will pause official duties during the period. Regular sessions resume December 6.
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Supreme Court Today
Farmers Burn Corn to Replace Coal in Kansas
Governor Henry J. Allen was told by former senator Hendricks and senator elect Melver that Northwestern Kansas farmers burn corn as fuel. Some burn it for cost, others because coal is unavailable, reflecting fuel shortages and rising prices during the period.
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Muny League hears Industrial Engineer J. C. Lindsay
Industrial engineer J. C. Lindsay will address the Municipal League at Meves' cafeteria Tuesday noon on Some of Seattle's Industrial Problems. The public is invited.
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Photographs Transmitted by Wire to St Louis
The New York World announced that photographs were sent by wire from New York to St Louis. The transmission took eight minutes to complete.
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St. Louis
Grand jury adjournment discussed amid streetcar probe
Mayor Caldwell urged Judge Honak to adjourn the county grand jury until January when Malcolm Douglas becomes prosecuting attorney. He questioned the Brown led inquiry into a 15 million dollar streetcar deal while Judge Ronald allowed continued proceedings saying a special jury could be convened if needed. witnesses included Mrs Daley Dennis and others as the panel pressed toward a possible report.
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No U S Delegate At League Meeting In Geneva
Washington reports the United States will not send a delegate to the first assembly meeting of the league of nations in Geneva. The absence follows statements from the state department after earlier hints from Secretary Colby and President Wilson.
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Washington
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Bold daylight kidnapping attempt targets Mary at Interbay
Four unidentified youths in a car chased 14 year old Mary Channesian near 2238 15th Ave W Interbay as she walked to school. The girl fought back and screamed drawing two helpers who frightened the attackers into fleeing. She was shaken and reluctant to return to school. A similar attempt was reported a week earlier by Krikor Bogkosian.
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Navy Deserter Suspect Tied to Arrested Man Ryan
Federal authorities investigate James Francis Ryan alias Rowbottom after his arrest by Patrolman C E Failing. He wore a sailor’s uniform believed stolen, now construed as possible navy desertion.
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33 Men Aboard Grounded Ship Near Whitefish Bay
Sault Ste. Marie Mich November 15 Tugs head to the rescue of the steam er Widlar wrecked near Pancake shoals ten miles northeast of Whitefish Bay. The Widlar carries a crew of 33 men and struck the shoals on Saturday.
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Will Hear Appeal in Berger Case
The Supreme Court agreed to advance the appeal of Victor L. Berger, Milwaukee socialist leader, from conviction on espionage act charges. The case will be heard after cases assigned for Monday, December 6.
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Supreme Court
Victor L. Berger
Milwaukee
Safe crack raid hits cafe and music house in Seattle
Burglars robbed two Seattle venues Sunday night or Monday morning, stealing cash checks and currency near $2,000. The Northold Inn on University Street, and Seattle Music House on Third Avenue, suffered safes smashed or opened with partial dial turns. Detectives consider a lone insider with access to the combination a strong possibility while police doubt an expert crackmen gang.
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C. E. Tennant
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Frank Purcell
Purcell Safe Co
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Amy Night Cashier
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