Strike Called by High School Kids Thriller
In Bernal Heights San Francisco on October 9 a youth strike led by Jim Fardella and six others ended with arrests. About 100 students left class as police pursued them after a rifle signal. A seven member arrest committee was formed but police moved to detention, ending the incident.
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United Press
San Francisco
Jim Fardella
Bernal Heights
United Railroads
Fardella
Ingieside
Seattleite Waives Exemption to Keep Up Family Record
William Angle of Company H 261st Infantry at Camp Lewis Tacoma withdrew his draft appeal on occupational grounds after learning his brother was disqualified. Angle cited family military service going back to his great grandfather and pledged to preserve the family record for America.
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Camp Lewis
Tacoma
William Angle
Company H
261St Infantry
Angle
Skinner & Eddy Shipyards
East
America
Angie
Emma Reid Sues Ex Husband for Back Alimony
Emma H. Reid files suit in the superior court to recover 2150 dollars in back alimony from her former husband W. J. Stephens. Reid says Stephens agreed to pay 50 dollars monthly for life, and continued for 17 years before stopping.
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Altho
Emma H. Reid
Superior Court
W. J. Stephens
Emory to Speak at Seattle Business Luncheon
James A. Emory attorney for the National Council of Industrial Defense and general counsel for the National Association of Manufacturers will speak at a noon luncheon of Seattle business men at the Athletic Club on Wednesday.
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Seattle
James A. Emory
National Council of Industrial Defense
National Association of Manufacturers
Athletic Club
Gen Chittenden Dies After Brief Illness In Seattle
Brig. Gen. Hiram M. Chittenden retired from the A. S. A. died at his home on Broadway after a short illness. He aged 59 and directed major governmental engineering projects and served on the Seattle port commission. He influenced the Lake Washington canal plan and wrote key works on reservoirs and the Yellowstone region. Dr. Ira C. Brown departed Seattle for Sparta Wisconsin to resume medical service as a captain in the army.
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Broadway
Gen. Chittenden
Seattle Port Commission
Lake Washington Canal
Weat Point
Engineering Corps
Department of the Platte
Missouri River Commission
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Fourth Army Corps
Cuba
Colorado
Wyoming
St. Louie
Sioux City
Yellowstone Park
Seattle
Yellowstone National Park
Northwest
Ira C. Brown
Sparta
Wis
Medical Corps
Army
Field Artillery
Japan’s Ishii and U S Tackle Far East Balance
Tokyo reports cautious American reception of Ishii’s American speech on Asia policy and the open door in China. Observers expect Ishii and Secretary Lansing to have reached a mutual understanding on Japan’s special position in the Orient.
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Asia
Iehil
Japan
China
Far East
America
Ishii
Lansing
Washington
Orient
Morris of Philadelphia sails to Tokyo after Seattle visit
Roland 8 Morris America's new ambassador to Japan left Seattle for Vancouver to sail to Tokyo. Born in Olympia Washington 43 years ago he received a homecoming banquet from 250 Seattle men including prominent Japanese. Morris quoted Viscount Ishi on approaching US Japan questions with frank generous spirit as offering an honorable fair adjustment.
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Roland
Morris
Philadelphia
America
Japan
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Tokyo
Olympia
Washington
Ambassador Morris
New Washington Hotel
Viscount Ishi
California
Book Row Ends in Board Vote to Discontinue Use
A school board voted unanimously to discontinue the use of the book Im Vaterland amid protests and accusations of German propaganda. Supporters argued it fostered patriotism while opponents urged caution and emphasized public tranquility.
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Vaterland
America
Winsor
M. Remington Charter
Melrose Ave. N
Richard Manafield White
Germany
Strong
Cooper
Spencer
Anna Louise Strong
Richard Mansfield White
Schoolmaatern
Calla
Chicago
Sterling Silver Novelties Sale Notice
Commerce item notes cash sales and customers are urged to carry goods home. Return policy allows returns within three days of purchase.
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Molly Stark
First Draft Parade to Football Game
The first draft parade in the country will march 3,000 men from Union station to the stadium for a football game between 62nd regiment officers and the State college eleven. Maj. Gen. Greene and staff will attend to root for Camp Lewis players. Gov. Lister may also be present.
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Ts United Press
Tacoma
62Nd Regiment
Union Railway Station
State College
Greene
Camp Lewis
Lister
Provost Guard to Be Quite Active Now
On Oct 9 at Camp Lewis a vigilant provost guard led by Lieut H K Visscher with 14 men patrolled Tacoma streets. They rounded up about 150 soldiers lacking leave, many with yellow hat cords. Army policy enforces official poses for all leaves and plans ongoing patrols to track every man at all times.
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Camp Lewis
H. K. Visscher
Tacoma
Exemption Claim Led to Arrest in Seattle
D F Pennebra once of Vancouver filed wife and dependent exemption claims while his children were destitute in Seattle. Pennebra and Pauline Strong who helped prepare the affidavit were arrested Monday morning at Pennebra's 408 Wall street apartment.
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D. F. Pennebra
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Pennebra
Pauline Strong
Wall At
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