Prisoners Invite Distinguished Men to See Their Game
North Tank C Mapes at center 175 pounds serves 90 days for theft. Sam Owens 170 pounds charged with assault. R Saunders 170 pounds given 1 to 15 years for assault. E Lund 165 pounds convicted for assault. Sam Druxman 135 pounds convicted of robbery. E Kanana 120 pounds charged with robbery. D Campos 150 pounds charged with assault. F Waldman 200 pounds charged with burglary. S VillaFlor 140 pounds sentenced for life for murder. F N Smith 120 pounds burglar. Ed Nelson 200 pounds robbery. East Tank L A Stockdale 164 pounds 1 to 15 years for burglary. Robert Hunter 170 pounds convicted of assault. Henry Peterson 135 pounds assault. E Mullen 130 pounds having illegal literature in possession. G T Jones 198 pounds assault. John Toomey 135 pounds 1 to 15 years for forgery. G Brown 138 pounds grand larceny. R F Bender 115 pounds 1 to 15 years for grand larceny. Max Fisher 165 pounds charged with grand larceny. Walter Durham 143 pounds charged with running away with an auto. R Wilmott 145 pounds charged with grand larceny. H Kemnitz 155 pounds 30 days for grand larceny.
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C. Mapes
Sam Owens
R. Saunders
E. Lund
Sam Druxman
E. Kanana
D. Campos
F. Waldman
S. Villaflor
Mur
Ceny
Max Fisher
Walter Durham
R. Wilmot
H. Kemnitz
Model Husband Quiz Goes Awry at Orpheum Stage
Reporters grill Mayor Gill Judge Burke Dr Matthews and others about marriage trivia during a staged test on a Seattle stage. Morley claims to have the most model husband while the judge dodges questions about anniversary dates and cooking skills.
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Mayor Gill
Judge Burke
Dr. Matthews
Victor Morley
Morley
Orpheum
Seattle
Burke
Chamber of Commerce
Tearing the Brass Buttons Off War
Cartoonist Robert Minor sent from Maison Blanche near Paris shows a one legged soldier telling a sister the battle that tore off his leg. The Star and sister papers will publish more of Minor war cartoons.
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Robert Minor
The
Star
Maison Blanche
Paris
Minor
France
Mothers of the World urge White House peace plea
The Women’s Peace Party plans a telegraphic campaign urging President Wilson to convene a conference of neutral nations to end the war. Jane Addams leads the effort with Mrs. Henry Ford funding 10000 messages, calling mothers of the world to press for peace. A Rotterdam rumor claims a German dreadnaught was mined and sunk in the Baltic with uncertain confirmation.
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New York
Europe
White House
Women's Peace Party
Women's Clubs
Wilson
Henry Ford
Detroit
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Peace Party
Doreadnaught
London
Rotterdam
Germany
Baltic
Daily Mail
Thanksgiving jailbird gridiron exhibition staged in King county
In a Thanksgiving event at Dugdale's park doors open at 10 am with admission 25 cents. Convicts led by Mapes of Worth Tank form two jailbird teams to play football amid a spirit of sport and reform. Proceeds go to players' wives and children for Christmas.
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Hodge
Halley
Governor Carlson invited to Thanksgiving football game
The North and East Tank football teams of the county jail invite Governor Carlson of Colorado to attend the Thanksgiving morning game at Dugdales Park. He will be here to watch the Colorado U. of W. game in the afternoon. President Henry Suzallo of Washington University and coaches Gilmour De Bie are noted. The Twin Beds company at the Moore theatre and the Daddy Long Lego company at the Metropolitan theatre have accepted invitations and will attend.
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Dugdale’s Park
Carlson
Colorado
Colorado U. of W
Henry Suzzallo
Washington University
Gilmour DO Bie
Moore Theatre
Daddy Long-Lego
Metropolitan Theatre
Coroner Plans Thorough Inquiry Into Ravensdale Mine Disaster
Miners union officials and State Mine Inspector Bagley inspected the Northwest Improvement Co. mine at Ravensdale where 31 men died last week and plan to testify before the coroner's jury. The jury may tour all workings. testing may delay session until Friday due to gas in lower levels. Funds for relief total 2 603.12 with a 3.12 donation from Queen Anne Congregational Sunday school. A mass meeting at Dreamland next Sunday at 8 pm, Jon Schermer hosting, Musicians union providing music, and John P. White of United Mine Workers to speak. Officials will report rescue and relief efforts. a collection for Ravensdale families will be taken.
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Bagley
Northwest Improvement Co
Ravenadale
Mason
Queen Anne Congregational
Ravensdale Relief Fund
Labor Temple
Dreamland
Jon Schermer
Musicians’ Union
John P. White
United Mine Workers
Ravensdale
naval attache Boy Ed named in Hamburg-America plot
New York November 23 Naval Attache Boy Ed of the German embassy was named directly today in the Hamburg American line scheme to aid German commerce raiders. Assistant District Attorney Wood outlined the case after the jury was selected stating a fund of 750000 dollars was deposited with Kasen and Cullenkam of which 600000 was sent to San Francisco for Pacific coast activities. The deposit was made in August 1914 by a higher up the government could not identify.
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New York
Boy Ed
Wood
Hay-Ed
Kasen & Cullenkam
San Francisco
Employed Smuggling Allegations Tie Olympia Opium Ring
In Olympia on November 23 the industrial insurance commission questioned former Police Chief Hall about claims that department employees form part of a large opium smuggling ring linked to looting state road funds totaling over 15000 dollars. Hall names two department members. FBI and Treasury agents advised. Gillies dismissed. selection for chief claim agent pending.
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Olympia
The
Industrial Insurance Commission
Hall
Royle
Hamer
Treasury Department
John F. Gillies
Gillies
Boston Harbor
Seattle as sole northern port of entry for Orientals
Immigration officials and advocates urged making Seattle the single northern U S port of entry for Oriental immigrants. The plan would end smuggling along the International line and centralize arrivals here, with railroads backing the move to capture inland immigrant traffic. Dr. Matthews called the proposal patriotic and anti-smuggling.
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Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Montreal
General Caminetti
John B. Densmore
Federal Department of Labor
James L. Hughes
M. A. Matthews
United States District Court
Immigration Department
Department
United States
Matthews
Greece Yields to Allies Promises Prompt Relief Likely
London reports Greece is believed to have yielded to the Allies and avoid a blockade or seizure of ships. An official denial states no Greek ships are seized in British ports and no blockade established, suggesting Greece promised to refrain from Balkan interference.
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Greece
London
Balkans
Germanmunitions Land on Danube for Constantinople Rail Transfer
Fourteen hundred carloads of German munitions have been landed at Bulgarian Danube ports for shipment to Constantinople by rail. The cargo includes two 42 centimeter guns. The weapons arrived by rail from Germany to Orsova in Serbia and were transported by boat down the Danube.
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Turkey
Bucharest
Danube River
Constantinople
Germany
Orsova
Serbia
Danube
Cole's Hot Blast Range Special on Happy Wednesday
The Owl Hardware Co at 85 W. Pike St advertises Cole's Hot Blast Range Special for $59.50 as a Happy Wednesday extra in the section on page 5. The promotion highlights bargains for readers today.
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Cole
Owl Hardware Co
W. Pike St
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Fred L. Boalt
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Jonathan Yegg
Mapes
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