Blethen Jury Is Complete With Two Women
The jury to try Alden J. Blethen on the arcade dance hall public nuisance indictment was accepted with two women and eleven men. Judge Ronald adjourned court to tomorrow as Caldwell prepares the opening statement at 9:20.
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Open public discussion on Seattle school board candidates
For the first time in ten years a public discussion of school matters happens tonight at the Y M C A auditorium. The Seattle Quiz Congress will cross examine school board candidates with audience questions allowed. Referee will be Prof. J Allen Smith from the University of Washington.
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Tacoma mill worker nets record shingle output
Dun can Eddy sawed 84 250 shingles at the Red Cedar Shingle mill in Tacoma on Saturday, breaking the daily record and earning 12.88 dollars. The prior best was 72 600 shingles made by a Hoquiam mill.
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Whisky and glue soap spark novel tax ruling
A Kansas firm markets a new jag of alcohol blended with glue and stearin packed like pasteboard soap. Commissioner Cabell in Washington rules solid whisky remains taxable, despite its unconventional form.
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Patterson Cad e With Jury Tonight Den ver
In Denver on November 2a Bre Emer reports prosecutor Benson wrapped up rebuttal of Mrs Gertrude Patterson's testimony in the murder trial of her husband Charles A Patterson. Two more defense witnesses were to finish their testimony. the case could go to the jury by nightfall. The prosecution had 24 witnesses. the defense 17.
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Develop Alaska Dinner Attracts Hundreds In Anchorage
Nearly 600 people attended the Develop Alaska dinner at the Arctic club last night. Speakers urged a strong publicity campaign for the northland territory and discussed transportation issues. Frederick Underwood of Erie Railroad commented on Alaska transport problems. John L. Wilson shared his California trip and interest shown by chambers of commerce.
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Bad Names Sparks Jump From Ship Whatcom Incident
Martin Halvorsen leaped overboard from the steamer Whatcom after passengers from Port Angeles allegedly called him bad names. He surfaced an hour later clinging to the hull under the stern and was taken to the police station for examination of his sanity. Passengers recounted his hourlong hold on the hull and his escape from drowning.
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Alleged Registration Frauds in Los Angeles Begin Probes
Detective Brown of the District Attorney’s office completed the initial phase of the probe into illegal registration in the municipal election. He handed the first 60 names to Deputy District Attorney Hanna, who will issue warrants for arrests immediately.
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Community helps Mother Ryther no more turkeys needed
Seattle residents donate to Mother Ryther’s Thanksgiving drive as 5 from D T and checks from Mr and Mrs K H W arrive. Volunteers plan a 36 turkey feast plus pies and fruit cake while others offer live birds for Christmas, ensuring no child goes hungry.
Historic Thanksgiving Menu Fragments From School Kitchen
Recipe notes list courses including bouillon of various meats Celery olives fried mountain trout roast turkey oyster bread dressing goose giblet gravy Hubbard squash sweet potatoes Waldorf salad with wafes course five features stewed cranberries green peas salad sticks. The fragment hints at a traditional multi course meal arrangement with several dishes and a dessert course not fully shown.
Thanksgiving dinner for six costs five dollars
Mrs. A H Kemper of Broadway high school domestic science division outlines a complete Thanksgiving menu for six. A ten pound turkey is roasted with either oyster or bread dressing, giblet gravy, stewed cranberries, baked sweet potatoes, hubbard squash, Waldorf salad, pastry sticks with cheese, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, and plum pudding as a lighter option. The total meal is advertised as five dollars, offering good value for six people.
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Train Wreck Near Wapato Injures Eleven
A Northern Pacific eastern express derailed after striking a spread rail near Wapato 16 miles east of North Yakima. Eleven people were hurt as three Pullmans a diner a tourist and a smoking car left the track. A special train with doctors and nurses was sent from North Yakima.
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High Cost of Dying Prompts Crematory Plan
H C Henry proposes a crematory on his property north of the Country Club to cut funeral costs. A railroad line to the site and a funeral car are planned with an architect already on the plans. Henry says the crematory has no gainful object and expects to operate next summer.
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Fall Weather Forecast With Rain and Winds
Weather forecast for the region calls for rain tonight and Wednesday with moderate southeasterly winds. The noon temperature is reported at 47 degrees.
Rebels Defeated as Imperial Forces Take Wu Chang Fortress
United Press dispatches from Shanghai report a crushing defeat for Chinese rebels with Wu Chang fortress captured across the Yangtze from Hankow. Han Yang has fallen again to Manchu forces, and Hankow’s fate remains uncertain.
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Jury Bribery Arrest Tells McNamara Trial Tale
Former Los Angeles deputy marshal Bert Franklin was arrested for attempting to bribe a juror in the McNamara defense case. George Lockwood allegedly received $500 with a $4,000 bribe plan to influence the jury. Cap White was briefly held. Clarence Darrow and others were cleared of involvement.
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Four Die In Fraser River Fire At New Westminster
A fire at 2 am destroyed the home of Thomas Moore near the Fraser River bridge in New Westminster B C killing Moore age 50 and four of his children Kath leen 10 Sarah 4 Joseph 3 and Alex 2. Four others escaped though one was severely burned and hospitalized. The bodies were found in the front room downstairs while escapees slept in the rear. Authorities suspect lamp overturning sparked the blaze.
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Holdup Men Roam Seattle Central District Burglars Active
Seattle police logged five holdups and two burglaries last night with no arrests. Notable thefts include attorney Carl J. Smith's home ransacked for over 300 dollars in jewelry clothing and bric a brac and Dr G M McLaughlin's residence missing a silver set and valuables. A lone robber leveled a revolver on three Japanese in a laundry and escaped with 12 85. Two armed men robbed S M Sigsworth H Wehrman and H J Jonah of seven dollars and forty cents. William Meyers the teamster was beaten and robbed of a gold watch and four dollars. He was found on a sidewalk and taken to a streetcar barn.
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Baron Rothschild Dies in Paris at 83
Baron Gustave Samuel Rothschild aged 83 a chief of the Rothschild banking houses and Austrian consul general in Paris died today. He was the third son of the late James Rothschild and headed a French banking concern.
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Ask the Conductor for Reduced Fare Tickets
Beginning tomorrow Seattle Electric riders may buy reduced fare tickets on the car. Conductor sells 25 tickets for $1 or 6 tickets for 25 cents. The ordinance, championed by Council Griffiths, stands and will save patrons money. The company fought it, seeking a rehearing before Judge Hanford, which was denied. The company has no further recourse unless damages are proven.
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Congressman presses probe into Stanley committee actions
Rep Martin Littleton filed with Chairman Stanley a demand for a full investigation arguing a conspiracy to use the Stanley steel investigating committee to aid the Wall Street "bear crowd" operations.
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Prisoner’s fate hinges on her health in murder case
Chicago Nov 28 Dr Hogan jail physician said Mrs Louis Vermilya’s condition worsened and she may not live to face a jury on the charge of murdering Policeman Arthur Bisonette and others An arsenical poisoning has caused an abscess on her spine.
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Foul Play Theories Feature in Mrs Gray Disappearance
Police pursue three theories including foul play or desertion in the disappearance of Mrs. E Gray of Portland. The Olympus hotel guest left two unfinished letters to her husband and sister before walking out at about five o clock Saturday afternoon with a two month old baby girl left behind.
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Cardinals to receive red hats in Rome ceremony
Cardinal John M. Farley of New York Cardinal William O Connell of Boston and Cardinal Diomede Falconio of Washington prepared in Rome after receiving calls from the college. The red hat will be conferred tomorrow at 3 30 p m and a public consistory is planned for Thursday with the sacred college presiding.
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Flushing Mains Disrupts Flows as City Tests Water
Flushing of 96 dead ends by the health department leaves city water in poor condition. Tests will notify residents when drinking water is safe without boiling. City schools will close tomorrow evening until after Thanksgiving. pupils should bring boiled water to school.
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Attorney Stephen Lowell Attacks Senator Bourne in Oregon
Pendleton Oregon November 28 United Press Stephen Lowell announced his candidacy for United States senator to be chosen at the April general election. He issued a statement attacking the record of Senator Bourne as part of his campaign remarks.
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Pendleton, Or
United States
Stephen Lowell
Bourne
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