Villa Daylight Assault Begins Third Day at Chihuahua City
The Villistas launched a third day assault on Chihuahua City at daybreak with pincer cavalry actions on eastern western and northern fronts and a push on Santa Rosa hill. Officials warned the battle could decide the city’s fate as U S agents noted communications with Juarez had slowed amid ammunition shortages and heavy fighting continued.
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Vel Paso
Chihuahua City
el Juarez
Trevino
EL Paso
Villa
Santa Rosa Hill
Andres Garcia
Stormer
Juarez
U.S
Secret Service
U. S
Chihuahua
Trevin
Carranza
Yenter Attat
Chie
Geronzales
S. Authoriti
Why take a chance with Kelly as speaker
Tacoma aspirant Guy E. Kelly is questioned as speaker nominee in a dry progressive state. The piece accuses him of petty politics and ties to Jimmy Davis, notes his role in election law tinkerings, and argues the public rejected his brand of politics in the referendum defeat.
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Guy E. Kelly
Tacoma
Kelly
Jimmy Davis
Republican Party
Washington
Jimmy Davis Stamp
Wild Man Terrorizes University Campus After Dark
A mysterious figure seen near the home economics building frightens three students and Miss Gertrude Elliott on campus. The man fled as Night Officer Bloom and female aides approached, continuing a long series of campus alarms and prompting pursuit plans.
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Gertrude Elliott
Miss Elliott
Eiliott
Bloom
Officer Bloom
William Harris Dies In Bayside Home Father of Titanic Victim
William Harris aged 71, father of the late Henry Bi Harris the Titanic victim and prominent American theatrical figure, collapsed and died at his Bayside home. Mrs J R Singerman a daughter of Harris lives at 1222 Summit Avenue.
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New York
Wm. Harris
Henry Bi. Harris
Bayside
J. R. Singerman
Summit Ave
William Harris
Adamson Law Constitutionality Reaches Supreme Court
The legality of the eight hour law is headed to the U S Supreme Court. Formal filing papers are expected by Monday or Tuesday. Observers believe a final decision will come several weeks after New Year’s.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
The City of Numbered Days misleads with a dam scheme
In a serialized tale, Victor Brouillard, a government engineer overseeing the Niquoia concrete dam, faces bribery and threats linked to alcohol pressure. Chicago capitalist J Wesley Cartwright schemes to derail the project while Brouillard resists, hinting at romantic motive as the next chapter begins Monday.
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Victor Brouillard
J. Wesley Cartwright
Chicago
Washington
Brouillard
Victor
Francis Ynde
Rankin's First National Address From Montana Congresswoman
Jeannette Rankin delivers her first public statement to the nation, expressing deep awareness of her duty to serve Montana and the women of the United States. She vows to be useful, earnestly hoping to aid both her state and the broader female citizenry.
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Montana
Rankin interview marks first for Montana congresswoman
A Star reporter secures the first extensive interview with Miss Jeannette Rankin America's first congresswoman. Rankin studied in Seattle and gained early suffrage experience. The initial Angevine story appears herewith with more to come next week.
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Star
Jeannette Rankin
America
Montana
Seattle
Angevine
Rankin Makes History as Woman Joins Congress
By L. D. Angevine in Missoula Montana on November 25, Jeannette Rankin becomes a member of Congress amid national curiosity about a woman in the national legislature. Continued on Page 2.
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Missoula
Mont
Congress
Jeannette Rankin
Four Killed When Naval Launch Is Cut in Two
Four men die as a cutter from the US naval supply ship Glacier is swept into the paddle wheel of the river steamer Apache during a flood tide in San Francisco. The Glacier muster lists the missing dead: Heilberger, Campbell, Wiley, Daniels. Wright and Heilberger were severely injured.
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San Francisco
United States
Glacier
William Heilberger
Glendale
Cal
Grover Campbell
Seaman
McKinney
Tex
R. E., Wiley
Middleboro
Indictments Hit Seattle Cafe and Hotel Men in Gambling Probe
A King County grand jury handed up fourteen indictments and one more, bringing total to fifteen, against cafe dance hall and hotel proprietors. Nine cafe men and three hotel owners face gross nuisance charges, others include a police officer and perjury. Bail set mostly at 500, Hagen posted 1000. Prosecutor Lundin notes need to convict before closing venues.
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Seattle
Ed Hagen
Pat Sullivan
American Cafe
John Clancy
J. W. Boaz
Scenic Cafe
Joe L. Marsell
Sixth Ave. S
King St
Co. BL Keene
Plaza Hotel
Ray Thornton
50S Fifth Ave. S&s
Dick Fleming
Fifth Ave. S
Walter Davenport
Egitio Arnaldo
M. Elizabeth Anderson
H. O. Fuhrberg
R. M. Ridpath
Westlake Ave
Nicholae Grady
Erwin
Second Ave
Lundin
Central Hotel
H. O. Fhhrberg
Baden Cafe
First Ave
King County Grand Jury
Hagen
Peterson
Elizabeth Anderson
Smith
Everett
Joseph Anderson
Velma Hoxgland
Anderson
Tacoma
Marjorie KB
Lehmer
Yale Harvard Battle Draws Record Crowd in Freezing Bowl
More than 75,000 fans packed the Yale Bowl to witness the Yale vs Harvard football game. Harvard led early with a field goal as Horween punted and Casey threatened on offense before Yale’s defense held. The second quarter featured a disputed 70 yard run by Casey and multiple punts shaping a tense, wind driven contest.
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H. C. Hamilton
New Haven
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Capt
Cadman
Jacques
Horween
Casey
Laroche
Neville
Legore
Hetween
Crimson
Swain
Harver
Yale Triumphs Over Harvard 6 to 3 on Trick Plays
Yale uses deceptive running and Legore surge to push to the Harvard four before Neville scores Yale's first touchdown against Harvard in nine years. Comerford misses the extra point as Yale leads 6 3 with Yale pennants waving and Blue stands roaring.
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Yale
Harvard
Legore
JacQues
Neville
Ya'e
Comerford
Army Leads Navy at Polo Grounds in Annual Contest
Army led Navy 15 to 0 at halftime after opening with a scoring drive and a second touchdown. The game on the Polo grounds began with Army ahead 7-0 and extended its lead before intermission as Navy remained scoreless.
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New York
Army
Navy
Polo Grounds
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Wiggins
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Snow
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Isessuae
Harte Laroche
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