Local youths nabbed in attempted store thefts and looting
A 14 year old boy attempted to break into a grocery store on Dexter avenue and Crockett street but was stopped by four large caps. He admitted wandering the University campus, stealing an overcoat, crackers, and two small items. A separate trio, Clarence Ferguson Ray Hoff and Herbert Brown, ages 17 15 and 12, were caught looting a lunch counter on Spokane street and Marginaway by Fred Mills with tobacco and cigarette packages found on them.
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Harry
R. B. Major
Crockett Sr
Spokane St
E. Marginaway
Clarence Ferguson
Ray Hoff
Herbert Brown
Fred Mills
Alto
Eb.il
Dolice
Judge Winsor Files for Re election to School Board
Judge Richard Winsor, 85, longtime school board member and former University of Washington regents member, filed Monday for re election. The petition had 80 signatures. Rival candidates listed include E Shorrock and Carl Crosson, with two seats to be filled.
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Richard Winsor
Winsor
Board of Regents
University of Washington
E. Shorrock
Carl Crosson
Teddy and His Old Buddy Still Separated at Bremerton Lost Fox Terrier
Teddy, a small white fox terrier with black ear and hip spots, vanished near Bel fair Bremerton two weeks ago. His owner, 90 year old J C McMinimee of Port Orchard, offers a reward and asks the finder to return the pet to his old buddy.
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Teddy
Belfair
Bremerton
J.C. McMinimee
Port Orchard
McMinimee
Nova Scotia Apple Crop Expected To Be Heavy
Halifax Nov 15 The agent general reports Nova Scotia will see a heavy apple yield this season though not the record 2 000 000 barrels of last year. The fruit is described as exceptionally clean and market quality is strong.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Motorist Sends Blank Check To Police Court
In Wille sden England a motorist who missed a speeding summons sent a bank cheque to the police court with the fine amount left blank. The act to be filled in the fine drew no immediate comment from officials.
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Willesden
Eng
William Bennet Volunteers on Election Day in Guildford
William Bennet, parliamentary labor candidate in Guildford, assisted on election day by offering to wash and mind children while mothers voted. The report notes the modern scene contrasts with Homeric toys, hinting at enduring social roles during the voting period.
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Guildford
Eng
William Bennet
Labor
Elinor Glyn Seeks Super-Man In American Tour
New York report on Elinor Glyn touring America to find a "super man" who matches her ideal of masculinity. She questions American soldiers and warns that women gaining power could unsettle gender balance while praising a dominant autocratic man as desirable.
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Lorry A. Jacobs
New York
Simy
Elinor Glyn
America
Gloria Swanson
France
Campa
England
Superman
Napoleon
Apollo
Solomon
City May Start Suit for Libel Against Public Service
Mayor Caldwell proposes asking the city counsel to advise on libel action against Public Service magazine of Chicago. He cites defamatory articles about Beattie s hydro electric plant and other enterprises. The magazine is widely read in the East and harms Seattle s image. An unrelated Chicago transit note mentions elevated caps at Lake and Wellset.
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Counei Today
Caldwell
Hbel
Public Service Magazine
Chicago
Beatties Hydro-Electric
Seattle
Intersec
Lake and
Wellsets
Newberry Case Heard in Supreme Court
Washington November 15 The government moved to advance the appeal of Senator Truman H Newberry of Michigan from his conviction on corrupt practices charges in his election The motion was supported by Newberrys lawyers and argued by Solicitor General Frierson The appeal questions the constitutionality of the federal corrupt practices act
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Washington
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Federal District Court
Supreme Court
Newhberry
Frierson
Queen Christina of Sweden A 17th Century Wild Figure
Queen Christina of Sweden 1627 1689 remains a combustible figure in history. A queen who abdicated the throne in 1654 and became a patron of arts, science, and controversial religious debates drew fascination across Europe.
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Christiana
Sweden
Plaited Sports Skirts Offer Plaid and Check Styles
Handsome plaids and checks in blues browns tans greens and grays shown in six styles with knife box accordion or cluster plaits. Sizes range from 25 to 30 waist. Price eight ninety five.
Women’s Flannelette Gowns Priced at $1.49 Each
Plain white gowns with blue trimmings also in pink blue and striped. V or square necks. Cut full and good length. Sizes up to 42. Genuine bargains advertised.
Flannelette Dressing Sacques Feature Floral Patterns
Pretty floral patterns on pink blue and lavender grounds with V necks large collars long sleeves belts that tie in front and trimmed with black velvet bands ribbon or rick rack in sizes from 88 to 46. Sold at $1.45.
D Annunzio Seizes Arbe Veglla Islands In Adriatic Row
Gabrielle d Annu ncio defies the Yugoslavian treaty by occupying Arbe and Veglla south of Fiume. The dAnnunzio government rallies support against the Santa Margherita accord as Admiral Millo backs the plan. Crowds raid towns and Croatian signs are torn down while Italian troops deploy to Castua regions to control villages.
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Rome
Gabrielle d’'Annuncio
Arbe
Veglla
Fiume
dAnnunsio
Santa Margherita
D’annunzio
Millo
D'Annunzio
Zoli
Susenck
Miume
Seattle Feast Debuts Reindeer Meat Banquet
Six reindeer carcasses arrive for the December 1 anniversary banquet of the Order of Yukon Pioneers at Masonic Temple in Seattle. Senator Dan A. Sutherland Senator Jones and Congressman Miller headline as principal speakers. Dancing follows at 9 30 p m for those not attending the banquet at 629 p m.
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Beattie
Pacific Northwest
Order of Yukon Pioneers
Masonic Temple
Dan A. Sutherland
Eclect
Alaska
Jones
Miller
Hotel Men to Boost Park at Mt Rainier
A Seattle delegation led by J C Marmaduke plans to attend the Western Hotels Scenic association convention in Santa Barbara to seek government backing for Mt Rainier National Park. The group aims to boost park status and support. Diamonds rose 160 percent emeralds 300 percent rubies fell.
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Mt. Rainier
J. C. Marmaduke
New Washington Hotel
Addicts to War on Dope Conference in Spokants
In Spokants on November 15, Commissioner Maurice Smith and Chief William Weir plan a community effort inviting narcotics users to a conference with police leaders. Addicts would aid in closing drug sources and aiding treatment, aiming to curb a rapidly spreading narcotics problem. The program seeks voluntary participation and mutual support to eradicate the habit.
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Spokants
Public Safety
Maurice Smith
William Weir
Favor Senator New Postmaster General Favored in Indiana
In French Lick Indiana Republican leaders favor Senator Harry Indiana for postmaster general as a strong possibility. The deal would to place Governor Elect McCray in position to fill a senate vacancy if he complies, a move seen as likely today.
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French Lick
Ind
Harry Indiana
Will Hays
New
Senate
McCray
Iona
Everett Plans Conference to Finish Highway
The Everett Commercial Club will host a meeting in its rooms on Wednesday at 10 a.m. to draft a concrete plan for completing the Beenie County highway project. Attendees include county commissioners legislators city officials and newspaper men who may assist in rounding up peddlers and wholesalers seen as a menace to the country.
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Everett Commercial Club
Everett
Beenie County
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J'Annunziois
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