Patrolman Margett Faces Fraud Allegations and Wide Scheme Claims
Al James files in superior court alleging Patrolman E J Margett exploited him after pawned valuables valued at about 7085 dollars, using friendship to gain control of a Winton car and jewelry, then arranging James’s Mann Act arrest and sale of the car. Margett denies charges, says officials fear he knows too much about gambling and inside dealings.
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E. J. Margett
Superior Court
al James
Margett
Louis M. Lang
Lang
Mme
James
Superior
Star
President Wilson to Wed Mrs. Norman Galt Stated
Washington reports the date of President Wilson's marriage will be announced later. The White House provided no confirmation beyond plans for the wedding to Mrs. Norman Galt and denied rumors of any private liaison between the White House and Mrs. Galt's home.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Nor
Man Galt
Norman B. Galt
President Wilson
Star
Washington, D. C
Romania Joins Allies as War Mobilizes Across Europe
A Rome dispatch quotes the Romanian premier saying Romania will side with the Allies but delay decisive action against the Teutons while the Romanian army rapidly mobilizes from Bucharest. British and Dutch reports note fears in England over a secret German tunnel and possible invasion plans involving Calais.
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Paris
Rumania
Rome
Italy
Bucharest
Kentish
English Channel
Kent
Channel
England
Red Sox Beat Phillies 2-1 In World Series Game Four
Boston climbs within one win of the championship as Lewis stars in a 2-1 victory over Philadelphia before the largest crowd yet at Braves Field. Key early outs and solid defense by Lewis pace Boston while Cravath and Bancroft struggle to deliver for the Phillies.
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Boston
Braves
Red Sox
Phillies
Philadelphia
Lewis
Should Seattle Pay Its Debts in 1915 Budget Debate
A parable of John and Mrs John parallels Seattle's tax budget battle. City council figures Erickson et al back 21.6 mill levy to cover debt and interest while Mayo Gill Gemnelime push 19.55 mill. Dispute centers numbers for serial bonds and interest funding as page 6, column 4 promises details.
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John
John Hos
Seattle
Erickson
Bolton
Hesketh
Marble
Lundy
Gill
Hanna, Haas and
Fitz
Brewton
Phils
Will Decide On Port Vacancy
At a commission meeting Wednesday afternoon officials are expected to choose the next port commissioner. Candidates backed include Carl F. Ewald and James A. Haight with support from the Public Ownership league and Municipal league, plus Austin F. E. Griffiths. Other names mentioned are W. G. Norris O J C Dutton H P D Shoemaker George F Cotterill George A Virtue and Clark Nettleton.
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Remsberg
Public Ownership League
Carl F. Ewald
Morrison
Municipal League
James A. Haight
Austin FE. Griffiths
W. G. Norris
The
Norris Safe and Lock Co
O. J. C. Dutton
Robert Bridges
H. PD. Shoemaker
Lonegshoremen's Union
George F. Cotterill
George A. Virtue
Clark Nettleton
Nettleton-Bruce-Eschbach Company
America First or Not Warns of Neutrality Penalty
President Wilson, at a Daughters of the American Revolution anniversary event, warned that America must be neutral in feeling toward the European crisis or face ostracism as the penalty for non neutrality.
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Washington
America
Wilson
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ostraelam
Peremptory Challenges Hoped For in Schmidt Trial
Los Angeles prosecutors plan to exercise peremptory challenges against five jurors set aside for cause in the murder trial of M. A. Schmidt, an alleged McNamara co conspirator. Questions to potential jurors focus on their views of the McNamaras guilt or innocence.
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Los Angeles
M. A. Schmidt
McNamara
Talesmen
McNamaras
Port Receives Apples Shipment at Seattle Dock
Three cars of Yakima apples are stored in cold storage at the Seattle port Hell at dock. They represent the first shipment of a planned total of 100 carloads arriving to northern markets.
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Hell At Dock
Seattle
SUE TO BLOCK LOAN BY MUTUAL LIFE INS CO OF NY
Olgar S. Walsh files suit in Chicago to stop Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York from investing 10 million dollars of its trust funds in the Anglo French loan. The action targets the company officers J P Morgan and the J P Morgan Co. Walsh, holder of a 20000 dollar policy, cites diverse policy holders and fears friction if the loan proceeds are used.
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Chicago
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
New York
Olgars. H. Walsh
J. P. Morgan
J. P. Morgan Co
Britain to Declare Cotton Goods Contraband
London October 12 British foreign minister Sir Edward Grey told the Commons that Britain will declare cotton cloth and other cotton products contraband of war. He said trade will also be halted in any goods that could be turned into munitions for nations near the Central Powers.
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London
Great Britain
Edward Grey
Commons
Grey
German steamer sunk in Calmar sound Sweden
Copenhagen dispatches report a German coast steamer sunk in Calmar sound Sweden about midday. The vessel presumed torpedoed by a British submarine.
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London
Copenhagen
Calmar Sound
Sweden
Christopher Columbus Reenactment at San Francisco Exposition
In San Francisco on October 12 an imitation Columbus will land with his fleet as part of the Columbus holiday events at the exposition. The staged landing mirrors the 1492 voyage to celebrate exploration history.
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San Francisco
Christopher Columbus
America
Columbus
Degree of Honor Chooses Leaders at King County Meeting
The Degree of Honor through the Ancient Order of United Workmen met at Evergreen Hall in the Baillargeon building on Monday. Helen Lee was elected president and Hazel Eldridge named vice president at the district convention.
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King County
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Evergreen Hall
Baillargeon Building
Helen Lee
Hazel Eldridge
Aki Maru Libeled Over Contaminated Eggs
The Aki Maru, en route from Shanghai to Seattle, had 640000 eggs placed near a boiler rendering them unfit to eat. A libel for 4488 dollars was filed against the vessel owners and the ship seized by a U S marshal. Owners posted bond of 9000 dollars.
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Shanghai
Seattle
First Baptist Shows Four-Reel Pilgrim Progress Film
Four-reel movie Pilgrim's Progress screened at First Baptist Church Monday night with Col Ray delivering a lecture accompanying the pictures.
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First Baptist Church
Inning Two Summary Narrowly Quiet At Bat
In the second inning Philadelphia Luderus singled to right. Whitted sac bunt moved runners, Niehoff fouled out, Burns walked, Chalmers struck out. Hoblitzell fanned for Boston, Lewis out, Gardner flied out. No runs, no hits, no errors.
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Philadelphia
Stock
Lewis
Scott
Bancroft
Barry
Paskett
Cady
Cravath
Shore
Pancroft
Boston
Hooper
Speaker
Burns
Niehoff
Chalmers
Luderus
Whitted
Hoblitzell
Berry
Gardner
H Bancroft
Dugey
Hob- Htzell
Becker
Philadelphia-Stockout and early scoring in tight game
Boston pitcher Harry walked and Cady and Barry reached on an infield single. Barry later scored on Hooper’s grounder as Stuck bunted and Luderus advanced on Niehoff’s play. Chalmers’ balk controversy led to a disputed call before the inning ended with one run, two hits, no errors.
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Philadelphia
Stock
Gardner
Hoblitzell
Bancroft
Paskett
Cravath
Lewis
Boston
Harry
Cady
Barry
Evans
Chalmers
Rigler
Shore
Luderus
Hooper
Bounder
Niehoff
Scott
Whitted
Speaker
Early baseball at home and away concludes with tight defense
Philadelphia-Luderus leads off the Hooper trip as Niehoff reaches twice but no runs score. Hoblitzell singles for Boston, Gardner and Whitted make key plays in center and left. Shores fourth pitching appearance yields no runs, one hit, and two baserunners in a inning.
Sensational Catches and Key Plays in Early Baseball Game
Philadelphia and Boston traded near-misses as Cravath and Luderus produced two hits each. Lewis and Paskert featured on defense with sharp throws and outs. Hooper, Cady, and Niehoff contributed in center and right field as Barry and Chalmer’s at-bats ended in outs. One run on two hits and no errors highlight a tight contest.
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Philadelphia
Stock
Lewis
Bancroft
Hooper
Paskert
Boston
Cady
Shore
Scott
Seventh Inning Plucky Double Play Ends Hazzard Rally
Description of a scoreless seventh inning with Philadelphia and Burns fielding and baserunning miscues. Chalmers singled, Stock forced Chalmers at second, Scott doubled into a double play sequence ending with Barry to Hoblitzell. Barry’s throw to first went astray, nearly allowing a misplay before Hoblitzell recovered and returned the ball to Jack.
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Philadelphia
Burns
Scott Tay
Philadelphia at Boston baseball short play by play
Philadelphia batsmen produced one run on two hits while Boston answers with no runs and two hits. Dugey advanced runners for Luderus, Cravath scored, Whitted and Shore contributed defense. Hoblitzell and Gardner led Boston with key hits as runners reached base but no tally completed.
Philadelphia Niehoff Out and Gard Named Sub
Byrne bats for Chalkers and flies to Lewis as Burns flies to Scott. No runs, no hits, no errors. Gardner moves to Hoblitzell.
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Philadelphia
Niehoff
Gardner
Hoblitzell
Burns
Scott
Byrne
Chalkers
Lewis
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Hancroft
Perea
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Vanes
Rigser
O'Loughlin
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Ohn Smith
John Smith
Schmidt
Christopher
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