Five Convicted Of Booze Plot In Northwest Case
Seven defendants faced a conspiracy trial over a government warehouse booze raid. Ed Hagen patrolman and Walter F Patton were among those convicted while others were acquitted after a five hour jury deliberation. A new trial for five convicted men is scheduled next Monday morning.
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U.S
Ed Hagen
Walter F. Patton
Jim Mora Wailer
Bo Carey
Dick Runsell
Smart
Jeremiah Net
Tom Russell
Dick Russell
Ed Hagena
N W. Lecknane
Ovents
Carey
Ben L
Noted Allegations Surface in Deaver Case
The article details hints of a motive in Deaver's case with claims of alienation of affections and possible civil action used to disrupt Holt and Mrs. Deaver. A telegram and anonymous letter are cited as supporting context, while prosecutors say new evidence may reveal more.
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Holt
Mrs. Deaver
Denver
Martin
Deaver
Deavers
Sears & Roebuck
South Allia
Wants and Needs Theme Parcels in Brief Verse
A clipped line hints at desires and the reader’s hunger for more than what is received. The fragment suggests a contrast between wants and available resources, implying scarcity or a financial or emotional shortfall.
London Actor John Drinkwater Plays Lincoln
Lincoln playwright John Drinkwater, author of the play Abraham Lincoln, has appeared in the title role in London, drawing acclaim for his performance and its reception.
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Lincoln
London
John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Double tragedy unfolds as two deaths in hotel room
Three personal crisis reports climax in a self-inflicted double death. Fuller's letters reveal threats against Mrs. Bellows and a motive tied to money. The dead woman’s note to a friend hints at an $18,000 claim and failed plans to visit Huntington, Oregon. The body is to be buried in Renton after identification.
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Bellows
Wenatchee
Fuller
Hazel Doll
Huntington
Ore
Oregon City
Renton
EF. E. Fuller
W. B. Moore
Missoula
Mont
E. R. Calhoun
Coast shipyards end strike after wage scale approval
A telegram from James O Connell reports the United States Shipping Board and Navy Department agreement to withdraw objections to the Macy scale. Pacific coast shipbuilders will begin paying the increased wage scale effective October 1 and return workers to their plants, ending a sympathy strike in Tacoma.
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Ing
James O'Connell
Metal Trades Division
American Federation of Labor
Wan
United States Shipping Board
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Shipbuilding Tradea
Planta
Unclear Shipyard Strike Situation In Los Angeles
Los Angeles on October 1 reported a ship yard strike unclear as the 48 hour old order took effect at midnight. Early reports showed limited obedience and owners had not yet received official word on the Washington compromise plan, delaying official responses.
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Los Angeles
Washington
Shipyard Strike Expands at Tacoma Plant
The Todd Dry Dock and Construction shipyard in Tacoma faces a full strike as 4000 to 6000 workers walk out. The action follows Todd’s failure to sign the flat wage increase set to take effect across Coast shipyards today.
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Tacoma
Todd Dry Dock & Construction Corporation
Todd Corporation
Marines Stand Ready for San Francisco Strike Duty
Vallejo California October 1 Two full Marine companies with machine guns were on standby awaiting orders to deploy to the Heiheem steel plant in San Francisco if the shipyard strike persists, signaling potential federal response.
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Vallejo
Cal
Heihiehem Steel
San Francisco
Strike expands in California and Oregon shipyards
Chaos spread as 50 000 to 60 000 Pacific coast shipyard workers joined a strike after a last minute reversal by the United States Shipping Board on wage increases. In Portland 6 000 workers were set to strike by noon as the Metal Trades council ordered out shops not signing the agreement. unions warned broader sympathy action could follow within a week.
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Ban Francisco
United Press
Pacific Coast
Bay District
United States Shipping Board
Metal Trades Council
Planta
Portland
Ore
Metal Trades Unions
British Labor Dispute Grows in Caxton Hall
The strike conference at Caxton hall, representing major organized labor, voted to send a deputation to confer with Premier Lloyd George at 3 p m and report back to the conference at 5 p m Lloyd George agreed to receive the committee Labor leaders Arthur Henderson and Robert Clynes were among those present
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ED L. Keen
United Press
London
Caxton Hall
Transport Workers
Lloyd George
Iloyd George
Arthur Henderson
Robert Clynes
National Tn of Central Workers
Imperfections Include Small Grease Spots Across Item
A description notes that the imperfections consist of a few minor grease spots scattered here and there on the item.
Making Your Own Silk Blouses on Fabric Floor
A woman can create stylish silk blouses by selecting silks on Fabric Floor. With a few yards of silk trim and buttons and a few hours she can craft elegant garments, achieving good value for her money.
Popular Silks Highlight Fabric Floor Offerings
A selection of silks including 40 inch Silk Voile at 1.95, Printed Georgette Crepe at 3.75, Crepe de Chine at 2.50, and Moire Crepe de Chine at 2.25. Features include sheer Voile for blouses, floral and bold prints, wide 36 and 40 inch widths, and a range of colors from light pastels to black and navy.
Fine imported china teacups and saucers with gold band
Advertisement lists fine imported china teacups and saucers with gold band decoration available at a quoted price. It notes none delivered at this price and mentions solid copper tea kettles heavily nickel plated with seamless body and straight spout in No 8 size about 5 quarts capacity. It adds no phone orders or C O D and no orders taken at this price.
Warm baby coats and hats in various styles and colors
New juvenile fashions offer Corduroy coats with novelty pockets and fur collars in tan burgundy and green priced 12.50. Broadcloth belted and double breasted coats in red melon sky range 17.50. Nutria trimmed coat in rose ocean ashes 19.50 with hat 7.50. Other styles priced 5.95 to 45. Bonnets and baby hats 0.75 to 15.00. Second floor.
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Copenhagen
New Neckwear Line At Upper Main Floor Shops
An array of dainty neck items on the upper main floor includes Georgette collars plain or embroidered in round or square necks Organ die vestees in colors and organ die waist sets Heavy Venise lace collars all priced at 50c Veiling lengths at 50c scroll plain mesh and dotted designs in veil lengths
Gingham Aprons With Bright Colors For Sale
Bright colored aprons with stripes checks and plain options trimmed in contrasting colors offered as Victory Aprons. Priced at two dollars and forty five cents, noted as good value.
Expert Mrs Luscomb to Lead Two-Week Knitting Classes
Mrs E Luscomb a noted demonstrator from Fleisher yarn assists Mrs H Trotter knitting instructor in department third floor. Classes run for two weeks with an emphasis on making a Christmas sweater and early attendance is urged.
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E. Luscomb
Fleisher
H. Trotter
Luscomb
Cn Department
White Outing Flannel Sale at 20c a Yard
Auction style fabric listing offers 5,000 yards of white outing flannel in 26 inch width for children's wear. Sold in full bolts with a limit of 12 yards per customer and labeled FABRIC FLUOR THIRD.
Free Bon Special Coffee Samples At New Shops
Samples of Bon Special coffee will be given away daily in the new food shops on the upper main floor. Each sample yields about four cups of the fresh roasted coffee served in our cafe, men's grill and lunch room.
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U. S
Frees
Lecknane
West
Lencra St
Tts
Diets Telegram
John Carmody
Carmody
W. B. Kent
Hazel
E. BF. Fuller
Shipyards OF Coast Strike
Seattle
Todd Yards
Henry G. Banborn
Skinner & Keddy
J. F. Duthie
J. F. Duthie & Co
Shipping Board
Wilson
Macy
Frisco
S. F
Cooper's
Spring Needle Union
Home Journal
S. O.S
White
Columbia
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