United States Faces Framing Question Over Japan
Washington officials worry over claims that the United States is being framed for a war with Japan. They seek to know why US China policies are criticized, open door doctrine questioned, and why immigration tensions in California fuel a casus belli. A new public session of the conference is planned to address these hostilities.
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Philip Simms
Washington
United States
Japan
Orient
Europe
America
Nippon
Salt Empire
China
Asia
California
Australia
Great Britain
Frederick Moore
Harding
Buey
Music for Mutt Line Parade Leads Youngsters Band
Press notes describe a fast start to the Community Chest parade featuring a youngsters band led by Daddy Draper's kiddies famed across the West for musical ability. A parade with boys and girls, dogs, goats, and friendly apes will proceed with the band atop a box on wheels.
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Daddy "Draper
Seattle's Animal Parade Draws Crowds and Critics
A citizen committee plans a Saturday morning parade featuring Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls and town animals marching down Second and First Aves. The event aims to include all ages with prizes for entries while traffic plans are coordinated by B L Swezen and others. Community Chest funds are lightly referenced amid broader local quirks and humor.
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Boy Scout
Grand Army of Mutts
B. L. Swezen
Third Ave
Virginia
Prizes for Community Chest Pet Show Parade
Prizes will be awarded for a Saturday parade featuring children, pets and pulps in celebration of the Community Chest. Cash prizes are funded by a generous friend of The Star who prefers anonymity. Awards include prizes for best dressed children, best pet, most comically dressed girl, and several category winners related to dogs, goats, birds, and other animals.
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Community Chest
Prin Dovvet
Firat
Firet
Pio Ess
Scdecces
Reckles
Peta
Chia
Anna Niebel Vows Breach Suit Over Solon Proposal
Miss Anna Elizabeth Niebel former Follies beauty says Congressman Manuel Herrick boasted of wealth and beauty and proposed marriage with no real intention. She filed a $50000 breach of promise suit describing his actions as casual and insincere while detailing his claims of oil wells and money.
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New York
Anna Elizabeth Niebel
Follies
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Washington
Martial law declared in Colorado coal district
Martial law was proclaimed in the Colorado coal region as 150 armed state rangers patrolled Huerfano county to curb walkouts by miners amid a 25 percent wage cut at Colorado Fuel & Iron. About 1,200 miners were expected out by noon, with four pickedetters arrested and later released.
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Wallenburg
Colo
Colorado Coal District
Huerfano County
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Shoup
Six killed in falling auto at Johnstown cliff
Six persons died instantly when a car plunged over a 30 foot cliff near Johnstown Pennsylvania early today. Five men and a woman were the victims and each skull was fractured. No other passengers were in the car.
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Johnstown
Marshal Foch to Be Here in Few Days
Field Marshal Ferdinand Foch is expected in Seattle in late November with dates to be confirmed. A telegram received by Dr. F. Borrns, former aboard of Brig. Gen. W. D. Connor, states the exact reception details will be sent to the American Legion commander.
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Ferdinand Foch
Seattle
F. 8. Bollrns
W. D. Connor
Foch
American Legion
Aged Man in Critical Condition After Street Fall
Norman L. aged 70 of 6719 Dayton Street was taken to City Hospital Thursday after a fall on the street in front of Cottage Realty Co 6408 Phinney Ave. He likely suffered a skull fracture and an X ray will determine injury extent. Condition described as critical.
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L, Norman
Dayton St
City Hospital
Cottage Realty Co
Phinney Ave
Gardner to be sent to Leavenworth after mail robbery bid
Roy Gardner will be moved to Leavenworth Kansas immediately after Newark to face new charges. He already has two 26 year sentences and faces potential indictment for a Santa Fe mail robbery attempt. Federal authorities deny plans for the death penalty. Eight guards, including Marshal Dillon, will accompany him. The grand jury convenes November 28 to consider the Inderlied attack.
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Phoenix
Aria
Roy Gardner
United States
Joseph Dillon
United Press Today
Will
Leavenworth
Daugherty
Gardner
Kans
McNeil Island
Dillon
Ladvor Saotea
Grand
Herman Inderlied
Thomas Flynn
Arizona Territorial
Santa Fe
Here
Flynn
Department of Justice
Washington
Gardner Tells of Seeing Little Girl
Roy Gardner known as the bandit of bandits recounts his farewell from Gordon Valley California after visiting his sister-in-law and embracing his little girl Jean. He explains sneaking away to avoid his wife and notes his motorcycle left at the gate as he departed into the night.
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Gardner
Phoenix
Ariz
Roy Gardner
Waterloo
United Press Today
United Press
Martha Silda
Gordon Valley
Napa
Cal
Jean
San Francisco
Prince of Wales Arrives in India
The Prince of Wales arrived in Bombay on his first visit to India today, marking the start of a royal tour. He flies to other cities in the country to meet officials and celebrate imperial ties.
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Prince of Wales
India
Bombay
Community Chest under scrutiny sparks public doubt
In a heated public discussion Hal Armstrong questions the Community Chest’s efficiency, administration costs, and charity distribution. He urges transparency as citizens demand answers about fund allocation and avoid abuse while reaffirming the impulse to help those in need.
Spokane Officials Snub Hart Dope Conference
Spokane county officials likely will not attend the narcotics conference called by Governor Hart in Seattle on November 26. Three invitees are willing to go but the county commissioners may refuse to pay their way. Commissioner Reid calls the meeting a farce and accuses the governor of seeking public favor while Commissioner Hall echoes distrust. Commissioner Whitcher recalls Hart sleeping during a prior tax conference.
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Spokane
Hart
Seattle
Reid
Hall
Whitcher
Won't Modify Naval Holiday
The United States will oppose any change to its ten year holiday proposal at future arms limitation talks. The British proposal for banning large cruisers and submarines will be approved by the American delegation. The Hughes plan calls for 90 000 tons of submarine tonnage for the US and British empire, with a 50 percent cut deemed too drastic by American advisers.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Hughes
British Empire
Altho
Roosevelt
Harding
France
Arms meet to finish work within two months
Washington reports that the arms limitation conference is expected to complete its work within two months. A U S delegate says progress on armament and Far East questions is better than anticipated. The nine leaders will decide on plans as the Far East committee and admirals discuss tonnage limits and strategic questions.
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Ednesday
Briand
China
Washington
America
Gates
Pariey
United States
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