Child, 3, Killed by Auto Truck
In a series of Monday afternoon accidents a 3 year old boy, William Lee, died after being crushed by a milk truck driven by John A. Kalberg in Seattle. Several others, including Thomas Carr 33, Barbara Miller 18 months, and Catherine Tulloch 15, suffered injuries in separate collisions with autos or streetcars.
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William Lee
William H. Lee
26Th Ave
N. W
Seth Ave
John A. Kalberg
Nevada St
Kalberg
Thomas Carr
Occidental Ave
Carr
48Th Ave
W. c. Miller
Beby
Barbara
Catherine Tulloch
Hudson «T
Shime
Washington St
Chariea Brewer
Comstock Ave
Fifth Ave
Union St
14Th Ave
Spring St
Bernice Degginger
Belmont Ave
Jacob Anderson
Geraldine M. Moore
Spokane
No Seat for Woman Solon in Senate
Washington reports that a request to call a special one day extra session so Mrs. W. H. Felton can occupy the late Sen Watson seat is likely to be refused. White House officials cite heavy expense and lack of expediency. The urging party includes Mrs. James Longstreet widow of Gen Longstreet.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
W. H. Felton
Georgia Politica
Tom Watson
Senate
White House
James Longstreet
Gen Longstreet
Spokane Steamship Arrives From Alaska Ports
The steamship Spokane carrying 238 passengers and a full cargo of salmon is scheduled to arrive at the Grand Trunk dock at 9 p.m. Tuesday from Alaska ports.
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Spokane
Grand Trunk
Waiter Poison Incident Leads to Hospitalization
Carter Wade 42 a waiter of 113 22d Ave was poisoned Monday night and rushed to City Hospital where doctors saved him. He was later released home and reported out of danger Tuesday.
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Mitake
Carter Wade
Wade
Nation tunes on new radio
The announcement confirms continued American supremacy in wireless by linking Warsaw Poland and Stavanger Norway stations with Radio corporation units at Rocky Point New York and San Francisco. Capt Powhattan Page says five leading wireless firms will share a new station at Buenos Aires under a working agreement among American British German French and South African companies.
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New York
Warsaw
Poland
Stavanger
Norway
The
Radio Corporation
Rocky Point
N. Y
San Franccisco
Powhattan Page
Pan-American Wireless Co
Buenos Aires
Schumann-Heink's Son-in-Law Dead
J Hubert Guy son in law of Mme Ernes tine Schumann Heink is dead in Albuquerque New Mexico according to messages from the widow to friends here today Guy and Mary Schumann married here seven years ago Guy had traveled in hope of recovering his health for four years His brother Walter Guy was killed in an automobile crash at Santa Ana California several months ago.
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San Diego
J. Hubert Guy
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Albuquerque
N. M
Guy
Mary Schumann
Walter Guy
Santa Ana
Cal
Passenger sues New York street railway over $2 fare refusal
Mrs Katherine Feehan sued a street railway company claiming a superstitious conductor refused her $2 fare. The court awarded her $125 in damages.
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New York
Katherine Feehan
Pan Curtain Hurtles Injures Stage Hand
A curtain malfunctioned during a Pan Tapes orchestra show injuring W. A. Rupea, 97, a stage hand. He was entangled by debris and taken to City Hospital for treatment of a badly cut skull and head injuries.
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Tages Orchestra
W. A. Rupea
Rupea
Ex-Service Men Jail Visit Planned by Veterans Bureau
The Pacific Northwest district office of the United States veterans bureau will investigate conditions in Washington Oregon and Idaho penitentiaries. John T. Migan has been assigned as special contact representative and will begin his duties immediately visiting all state and federal prisons in the Northwest.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
United States Veterans’ Bureau
John T. Migan
Northwest
Legion Backs Ford Muscle Shoals Plan
New Orleans October 10 The American Legion will back Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals project in Alabama. A resolution urging Congress to act promptly will be presented to the national convention by Alabama delegates this month.
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New Orleans
American Legion
Congress
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals Project
Alabama
Legion
Diplomats Could Lose Privilege to Import Liquor
Washington officials weigh up the fate of foreign diplomats liquor imports as the Daugherty ruling casts doubt on continued privileges. State Department denies a ruling, while Attorney General decisions press diplomats to seek concrete cases before Secretary Hughes acts, risking social season disruptions.
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Washington
Det
Renault
State Department
Department
Hughes
U S Ship Encounters Ram At Port
Wireless orders from chairman Lasker of the United States Shipping Board urge all American ships to close their bare and carry no liquor. The President McKinley failed to receive the dispatch and arrived Smiths Cove with a cargo of quer. Captain January declined to discuss the Lasker order as port officials await official notification from Washington.
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Lasker
United States Shipping Board
McKinley
G. T. January
Smiths Cove
Victoria
January
Booze Ban Ends Winter Sea Cruises for American Lines
Washington reports that the Daugherty ruling making American vessels dry will halt winter sea trips by American steamship lines. Officials foresee wealthy travelers shifting to foreign ships, boosting foreign line profits instead.
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Washington
Santit Seas
Shipping Board
Police Judge Kalina Jails 40 Speeders In Tulsa
Acting Police Judge Jacob Kalina sentences 40 speeders to jail, cancels nearly 400 licenses, and fines many others in a city traffic crackdown during his term on the police court bench. Kalina, appointed pro tem by Gordon, has served five weeks on the bench and earned broad approval for his handling of traffic violations.
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Jacob Kalin
William Ieek
Kalina
John “. Gordon
Gordon
Kalina Cies
Albers Bros Hold Court at Seattle Ad Club Banquet
Under the Seattle Ad Club, Albers Bros Milling Co. was featured at a Tuesday noon banquet in the Hotel Washington Annex. Albers plant products were served and a program included several artistic numbers. Speakers included FP W Cox Beattle manager, Reuben W Frame sales manager, and J A Swalwell Northwest Products committee chairman.
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Seattle
Albers Brow, Milling Co
Wee
Hotel Washington Annex
Albers
FP. W. Cox
Beattle
Albers Hros
Reuben W. Frame
J. A. Swalwell
Northwest Products Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Young Castor New Witness At Wilkens Murder Trial
Harold Castor, 15, testified to corroborate brothers Arthur and Tobie about ties among Walter Castor, Arthur Castor, and Henry Wilkens. Prosecutors seek to show Wilkens hired the Castors to stage a fake holdup in which Wilkens killed Walter and Arthur or died by self-inflicted harm during the arrest.
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Harold
Arthur
Tobi
Walter
Llarold
Arthur Castor
Wilkens
Oil Tanker Lyman Stewart Rests on Shore After Collision
SAN FRANCISCO October 10 The Union Oil tanker Lyman Stewart remains fast on rocks near the Cliff house after colliding in the Golden Gate Saturday with freighter Walter Luckenbach. A heavy sea rolled last night but the Stewart was not damaged and not believed in immediate danger of breaking up.
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San Francisco
Union
Lyman Stewart
Cliff House
Golden Gate
Walter Luckenbach
Stewart
Transpacific liner Tomi Maru docks Tuesday night
The Tomi Maru from Yokohama is due to arrive at 10 p.m. Tuesday carrying passengers and cargo. The Veane will bring a general cargo of oriental products.
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Yokohama
U S Gamblers in Marks May Lose Big Fortune
Americans have poured an estimated one to two billion dollars into German marks as speculation. The crash wiped out profits, with warnings from bankers about risk and no large loan losses reported. The demoralization of Germany impacts neighbors and the United States as trade balances shift.
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U.S
New York
Germany
France
Britain
Holland
Belgium
United States
Anderson
Hugo Stinnes
Spain
York
Ter
Texas
German Mark Drops to New London Low on Exchange
The German mark tumbled to a record low on the London exchange, trading at 600 to the pound around 11 30 this morning, equivalent to about 12 054 dollars per 100 marks.
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London
London Exchange
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Heink
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Pine Street
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Young Castor
NEW Witness
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Henry Wilkens
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