Progressives Call for Unified Action in Congress
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin moved to organize a definite progressive bloc in Congress aimed at defeating the administration program including ship subsidy, railroad, and forest control bills. He said the election mandates action, pledging participation, but ruled out forming a third party unless public sentiment and conditions prove readiness.
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Washington
la Follette
Wisconsin
Progressives
Congress
Department of the
I Interior
Orphans Helped by Seattle Italians Festival Event
Italian day festival at the Orphans building 509 Third Ave from Nov 20 to 25 features a card party dinner and Italian music program. Prominent patrons include Mrs. W. W. Hamilton Mrs. Lolita Maggiora and Dr. Enrico Cervi. The event supports funds to finish the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart orphanage building.
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Arctic
Third Ave
W. W. Hamilton
Lolita Maggiora
Ambrose Chiappa
F. M. Bassetti
Frank Buty
Felix Rosalia
Daniel Vucetich
A. J. Ghigtione
F. X. de Donato
Messia Abberto Alfani
Louis Buty
Guiseppe Lugente
M. Vena
Nicola Pudella
Charles M. Ferro
Frank 8. Poiet
A. R. Riva
Enrico Cervi
Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart
FILE CHARGES IN RUM CASES
Information in six liquor cases were filed in federal court Saturday morning. A majority of the persons involved were those who were given commissioner's hearings in August. Those charged with violation of the national prohibition acts include George Carson Jr and J L Grooper said to have sold intoxicating liquor in a room at the Hotel Sather 606 Pike St. J F Sutherland 807 Third Ave charged with possession and sale. George Wilson 1st St S W and West Graham St charged with the manufacture of distilled spirits. Tom Nell alleged to have conducted a bar in the basement of the Casino card room Occidental and Yesterday Ed Noah 6034 25th Ave WN E accused of possession with intent to sell and George Potta charged with the possession transportation and sale of unlawful liquor.
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George Carson, Jr
J. L. Grooper
Sather
Pike St
J. F. Sutherland
Third Ave
George Wilson
1St St. S. W
Mass Meeting Planned by Seattle Industrial Development Body
A public mass meeting was planned by the Seattle Industrial Development association at the Frye hotel on a Friday evening. The time and place are to be announced in about two weeks.Mrs. Kathryn A Miracle organized the group to promote industrial activity in Seattle. About thirty representative Seattle business men and women attended.
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Seattle Industrial Development Association
Frye Hotel
Kathryn A. Miracle
Seattle
Election Is Held by Women Voters
Officers elected at the State League of Women Voters session in Tacoma include Honorary president Mrs. Edward Fick of Seattle, president Mrs. W. S. Griswold of Seattle, vice president Mrs. Helen Stevens of Seattle, treasurer Mrs. F. A. Harlow of Bremerton, secretary Mrs. Grace Cox Bliss of Edmonds, and directors Mrs. Helen Stevens, Mrs. M. C. Hutchinson of Tacoma, O. K. Beebe of Bellingham, Mrs. B. F. Westmore of Spokane, and Mrs. William Goodyear of Pullman.
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Tacoma
State League of Women Voters
Women’s Club
Eadward Fick
Seattle
W. 8. Griswold
Helen Stevens
F. A. Harlow
Bremerton
Grace Cox Bliss
Edmonds
M. C. Hutchinson
0. EK. Beebe
Bellingham
B. F. Westmore
Spokane
William Goodyear
Pullman
Hart Machine Is Cracked By Political Rumor in State
The Hart machine is said to be cracking at the center with officials upset over the Hart code and loss of powers. Governors prospects loom as multiple Republican candidates emerge, including Savidge, Clausen, Hull, Hartlet, Webster, Lamping and Reed, amid talk of unity to avoid a split.
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Belgium
State Administration
Louis F. Hart
Department of Efficiency
Hart
Clark Savidge
C. W. Clausen
Clausen
Ike
Polla
Savidge
Olympia
Altho
W. J. Coyle
Frank Hull
Republican State Central Committee
Col
Roland H. Hartlet
J. Stanley Webster
George Lamping
Mark Reed
Reed
Hart Machine
Cam Savidge
Hull
Hartley
Lamping
Webster
Dill
Wee Coyle
Ant
Gates
Jury Accept Seven on Herrin Mine Case
Marion November 18. Hope of obtaining a jury next week to try five men accused in the Herrin mine massacre was expressed by attorneys and court attaches today. Seven men have been tentatively accepted and a fresh venire will be on hand Monday for examination.
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Marion
Herrin
Montana Admitted by Hotel Meeting
DENVER Col Nov 18 The state of Montana was admitted to membership in the Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's association in session here yesterday.
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Denver
Col
State of
Montana
Rocky Mountain Hotel Men's Association
Fund Workers Take Streets For Community Fund Drive
Asia the fund’s strongest backer agreed to oversee booths in downtown districts on December 5 for a follow up drive. Volunteers will seek contributions from passersby and request receipts or buttons. Campaign director Otto Kegel slated a Protestant ministers meeting at noon Monday at the YMCA with Catholic and Jewish reps to follow. Headquarters at 303 White Building, Metropolitan Building Co. donate space as workers classify 24 000 potential subscribers for this year’s budget.
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Community Fund
Asia
Otto Kegel
M.C. A
Kegel
White Building
Metropolitan Building Co
Freckled Kids Enter Star Freckle Contest at Colonial
The Star offers a free showing of Wesley Harry in School Days at the Colonial theater Thursday at 4 PM. Freckled children may enter a contest after the show with a chance to win. Tickets must be picked up at The Star office before showtime.
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Cmon
Star Office
Wesley Harry
Colonial Theater
Deny Reduction in Wool Freight Rates
Olympia reports the department of public works received the interstate commerce commission order denying the transcontinental railroads serving the Northwest their request to cut the coast to coast freight rate on wool.
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Olympia
Department of Public Works
Interstate Commercce Commission
Northwest
World economic conference urged by U S Trade Commission
The U S Trade Commission backs a conference involving bankers and governments to settle war debts and reparations, amend tariffs, coordinate foreign service, and pursue amortization. Chairman Clarence Owens says Europe faces deep economic strain. failure to solve debts risks war and harmed U S trade.
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The
United Seas
Commission
Southern Commercial Congress
Owens
United States
Europe
America
Germany
France
Lenin lecture at Workers' College Sunday
John C. Kennedy, secretary of the former Labor party, will speak at the Workers' College Labor Temple Sunday at 8 p.m. on Lenin the World's Greatest Statesman.
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John C. Kennedy
Labor Party
Workers’ College
Lenin
Water Shutoff Notice on Dennyway Streets
Water will be shut off on Dennyway from Terry Avenue to Fastlake Avenue on Monday November 20 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents are advised to plan accordingly for the outage and secure backups for essential water needs.
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Dennyway
Terry Ave
Fastlake Ave
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