Japan Urged to Seek Ally as U S Navy Expansion Grows
Tokyo editors urge cautious foreign policy amid American battle fleet cruise in the Pacific. They note US control of Hawaii and the Philippines expands ties with the East and warn Japan may view a powerful ally as preferable. The stance reflects influential Japanese views, not official policy.
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United Press
TOKIO
Japan
Pacific
Kokumin Shimbu
America
Hawaii
Philippines
Far East
Central
South America
Kokumin
Tt Te
Waitress Arrested After Comical Omelet Theft
Annie Zumbia, a Pittsburg waitress, was arrested for stealing food items including eggs butter bacon sausage tomatoes and spices. Police found eggs butter bacon sausage tomatoes and pepper hidden on her clothing and in her skirt hem.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Annie Zumbia
Annie
Telegraph Firms Accused of Monopoly Ties in New York
Deputy Attorney General Deford presented affidavits to prove Western Union and Postal Telegraph monopolized hotel business. Affidavits from Waldorf Astoria managers claim both firms would not operate unless the other was catered to, with joint pressure to occupy space and affect rents.
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United Press
New York
Efto
Jackson
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Deford
Supreme Court
McCall
Geo
Waldorf-Astoria
Geo Aan
Victoria
Knicker
Docker
Pany
Boldt
Western Union
Pontal Company
Postal
Baptist Ministerial Meeting in Seattle Monday Morning
The Baptist Ministerial association of Seattle will convene at Temple Baptist Church Monday at 10 o'clock. Rev. Geo. Robert Cairns will address The web of the Church for work.
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Baptist Ministerial Association of
Seattle
Temple Baptist Church
Geo
Robert Cairns
Soldiers to Dance at Fort Lawton Benefit Dance
A dance will be held at the Fort Lawton post hall Monday evening to benefit the post soccer team. The military orchestra will provide the music for the event.
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Fort Lawton Post Hall
American woman balks at the hipless style
New York fashion spotlight Miss Gulia Morosini, famed for lavish outfits, rejects straight line silhouettes. She orders three gowns embracing curves and lavish details, with one nearly $2,000, a black hat with long ostrich plumes, and jeweled shoes, signaling a bold deviation from the season’s norms.
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Elizabeth H. Gregory
Seattle Star
New York
Gulia Morosini
United States
Miew Morosini
Mina Morosini
No More Coolies to Come Here
United Press reports in Yokohama that new policy prevents further Japanese coolies from being sent to America. Authorities plan dissolving firms that profited from labor traffic to avoid future U S concerns.
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United Press
Yokoh
Japan
America
United States
Organ Recital at St Mark's Parish by Fairbourn
Edwin Fairbourn will give an organ recital tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock at St Mark's Parish church assisted by contralto Mrs E Campbell Thomposn and tenor Claude B Craig a well prepared program promised.
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St. Mark's Parish
Edwin Fairbourn
E. Campbell Thomposn
Claude B. Craig
Second Annual Election of Reperanto Society
The second annual election of the Reperanto society will be held in the Chamber of Commerce rooms Monday night. The society has recently moved to quarters in the Arcade Pula.
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Reperanto Society
Chamber of Commerce
Pula. Ing
Claim Salted Mine Rumors Stir Montana Investors
Wilbur D Greenough refutes Helena reports that Spokane and Missoula investors were salted into the Wye placer stock. He says no stock has been sold outside the original locators and Greenough interests would bear losses if salting proved true. He notes about 1000000 spent on prospecting and development beyond the purchase price.
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R NH
Helena
Mont
BH. W. King
Montana
Greenough
Lander Wye
Wilbur D Greenough
Bpokane
Missoula
Wye Mink
Placer
Greene
Helena Story
Greenough Bros
Greenough Row
Rockefeller Gives 600000 for Harper Memorial Library
John D Rockefeller donated 600000 to the University of Chicago to build a memorial library dedicated to William Rainey Harper the first president who died months ago. The gift raises Rockefeller's total to 23966000 for the university.
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Chicago
John D Rockefeller
University of Chicago
William Rainey Harper
Mr. Rockefellers
Liebknecht Trial Seen as Turning Point in German Affairs
Berlin October 12 German socialist parties regard Karl Liebknechts treason trial as politically significant with potential nationwide impact. They anticipate the prosecution will elevate him to prominence comparable with historic cases, a move they plan to exploit for political capital.
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Berlin
Karl Liebknecht
Liebknecht
Akes and Martyrs in Liebknecht Case Debate
The fragment discusses a court case involving Liebknecht and the military after a verdict. An acquittal could curb military influence, while a conviction would elevate Liebknecht to martyr status among supporters.
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Liebknecht
New Railroad for Tonopah
The Las Vegas and Tonopah railway will have rails laid into Goldfield by Monday and will begin accepting passengers and freight between Goldfield and the area by Thursday or Friday. General Traffic Manager Gillett announced the appointment of C. F. Redman as freight agent at Goldfield and W. G. Beott of Salt Lake City was named cashier of the Goldfield office.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Las Vegas and
Tonopah
Goldfield
Thre Ely
Gillett
C. F. Redman
Salt Lake Railway
San Pedro
W. G. Beott
Salt Lake City
Western railroads extend homeseekers rates to coast
Announcement from San Francisco says western railroads will maintain homeseekers rates from the east to the coast next spring. In Hudson New York the Columbia county Democratic convention endorsed Lieut Gov Chandler of New York for the presidential nomination.
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United Press
San Francisco
Western Railroads
Inderse
Chandler
Hudson
N. Y
New York
Columbia County
Murphy Signs with Stanford Boat Club
Dan Murphy the famed rowing coach signs a six month contract with the Stanford boat club in Palo Alto and will begin work December 1.
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Murphy
Stanford
Palo Alto
Cal
Dan Murphy
Stanford Boat Club
Capt Delanty Dead In Port Townsend
Capt William Delanty a veteran logger in Port Townsend died after a brief illness Funeral will be held Sunday in the city under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity He had worked for the mill company for 80 years and was a longtime resident of the area
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Delanty
Port Townsend
William Delanty
Port Neovery
End Comes Tonight at Johnston Co Old Quarters
This evening marks the close of the D. 8 Johnston Co in its longtime location. Limited stock remains for pianos Kane talking machines and other items at 903 Second Ave. The firm relocates to a new building at Third Ave and University St, opening Monday morning.
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D. 8 Johnston Co
Kane
Third Av
University St
Real Estate Meeting Favors Seattle Board Motion
A Seattle gathering of Real Estate men debated the board’s location and sentiment favored placing the real estate board in Seattle. The discussion followed a vaudeville style skit and a plan involving a male quartet.
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Seattle Real Estate
Fai Ameka
Seattle
Northwest Morning Association Aids Manufacturers
The Northwest Morning Association offers guidance to manufacturers on cost control and protection of inherent assets. It emphasizes expert advice and accessible help to improve efficiency and supply chain readiness for regional industry.
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Vital Portiat
Cy Flon
Department of En
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