Seattle's Big Club Team Ready for Spokane
The Seattle Athletic Club's all team prepares to travel to Spokane for a Thanksgiving game. About 15 players depart after final practice, with a likely lineup listed. Spokane, coming off a 4 to 0 win over Multnomah, is described as strong and heavier. Homer Tilly and Sigmat stand out on Spokane and Seattle rosters join a smoker event the next evening.
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Multnomah
Inland Empire
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Sigmat
University of Washington
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Marshall
Taylor
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Spirit of Speed poster by Pal for Importers' Salon
A new automobile poster titled The Spirit of Speed by French artist Jean Palealogue signed Pal is showcased for the third big auto show of the season, the Importers' Salon in New York. The design features a graceful speed figure and refined symmetry, praised as one of the most beautiful posters.
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Jean Palealogue
Pal
New York
Washington to Try Open Game
After today there will be no more football practice at the University this year. The varsity faces a big Thursday game with Waho. Coach Place has emphasized forward passes and trick plays in a bid to surprise the opponent.
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Washington
Waho
Struy
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Washington Team Shifts Formation Ahead of Pullman Match
The report notes a tactical shift with Togtmier moving back to center and plans to run an end play. If the change is successful, the squad aims for a decisive victory. otherwise Washington is expected to line up as in the Pullman game.
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Togtmier
Washington
Pullman
Weston Ahead of Record Walk Ends in Chesterton
West on walked from Ligonier to Chesterton arriving at 4 am, about 20 hours before his previous record, after 27 days on the road. He planned to press to Chicago, with a stay overnight in Indiana towns like Hammond and a welcome on arrival. He has lost nine pounds during the trek.
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Chicago
Indiana
Hammond
Weston
Buchanan Co
Toyland
Santa Claus
Garvey Buchangy Co
Races From Yesterday at Local Track
Eleven sixteenths of a mile Lackfoot 106 won Kerry 106 second Alice F. 6 third Time 1 07. Three quarters Creston Bey 116 won John Graue 113 second ae Louise 113 third Time ab. Mile and sixteenth Kermit 107 won Mise May Miowdish 197 second King of Mint 167 third Time 1 47. Mile and twenty yards Edall 108 won Rubbie 110 second Spring Ban 14 third Time 1 40 4 4. Five eighths F Neugent 106 won Silver Stocking 106 second Sevenfall 102 third Time 0 59 1 6. Seven eighths Rather Royal 109 won Col. White 112 second neas 109 third Time 1 26 4 5.
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Furnace Offered For 65 Dollars For Six to Room House
G H Weedhouse Co advertises a furnace sale promising a $65 unit large enough for a six room house. Listing at 112 University Avenue.
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Chase Defies Authority Plays Under False Name
Hal Chase, famed first baseman, ignores baseball authorities and continues to play on the coast under an assumed name with the San Jose team. The Seattle Star reports the defiance amid threats of expulsion from organized baseball.
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San Francisco
Bal Chase
Atsonal
New York Americana
Chase
San Jose
Seattle and Portland to clash in big Thursday match
Seattle soccer team faces an all star Portland XI in a marquee season game at Dugdale's Park on Thursday afternoon. Top players from both sides are slated to appear as fans expect a competitive showdown.
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Seattle
Portland
Dugdale’s Park
Washington High votes to keep basketball season
The Washington High School Athletic association voted yesterday to continue basketball this year despite low interest. WHS Coyle was elected captain and manager of the school's team.
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Washington High School Athletic Association
WHS Coyle
Pastors Clash Over Actors in Minneapolis Discussion
On November 21 in Minneapolis pastors and theater figures trade volleys in a public dispute. Rev. W B Riley says actors neglect virtue and managers threaten public morals while Rev. G L Merrill counters that churchgoers share the glare of publicity with stage professionals.
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Seattle Star
Minneapolis
W. B Riley
First Baptist Church
Retorto
G. L. Merrill
Local Actors’ Alliance
China pays $10,000 death claim to Chestnut family
New Mexico, Mo November 26 Eleanor and Leroy Chestnut received ten thousand dollars from the Chinese government as compensation for the death of their aunt Miss Eleanor Chestnut a Presbyterian during the Boxer uprising in 1906.
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United Press
New Mexico
Eleanor
Leroy Chestnut
Eleanor Chestnut
Io Liew Chow
Cleveland Chosen As 1909 National Association Convention Site
The National Association announces Cleveland will host the convention in 1909 from June 29 to July 3. Secretary Dr Irwin Shep reports the Exemption Committee decision reached in Winona Minnesota.
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United Press
Ly Winona
Minn
Irwin Shep
National Ntional Association
Cleveland
Why Yellow Races Unfit for American Assimilation
An anti Japanese and Chinese prejudice column asserts racial hierarchy and claims immigrants threaten American morality. It alleges widespread deception of young women sold into Turkish baths, details filthy living conditions in San Francisco and Oakland, and accuses Orientals of bringing unclean habits and moral decay to American workers.
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San Francisco
Japan
China
India
Pacific
America
Turkish Baths
Oakland
Bay
Bank official pleads guilty in Attalia embezzlement case
In Anniston Alabama on November 26 William R. Lawler former bank cashier of the de funct bank of Attalia Alabama pleaded guilty to embezzling funds in collusion with ex president Lewis M. Dyke. Sentencing was deferred.
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United Press
Anniston
Ala
United States
William R. Lawler
Bank of Attalia
Lewis M. Dyke
Appraisers' Report Filed on Estate of Cora B E Whipple
The report by appraisers appointed to value the estate of Cora B E Whipple shows a total value of 89,220.02 with 30,620.02 in bank cash. James J. Hill promotes intensified farming. Mutual Realty Co at 304 Pioneer Building advertises in the display.
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Rae McRoberts
James J. Hill
Mutual Realty Co
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