Wilson Fires Hot Shots at Hughes in Two Speeches
President Wilson, en route from Indianapolis to Long Branch, derides sectionalism and defends the rural credits bill and other acts. He urges opponents to "put up or shut up" and targets Hughes, saying leaders who revive sectionalism show provincialism and anti patriotic feeling. About 100,000 lined streets in Indianapolis to hear him.
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Wilson
Hughes
Altoona
Indiana
Long Branch
Democratic Congress
Federal Reserve
Turkey
Indianapolis
U S to Probe Vote Frauds in Six States
The U S Department of Justice investigates alleged election fraud conspiracies across Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Detroit Indianapolis Terre Haute and other cities in Michigan Pennsylvania West Virginia and Colorado Bribery illegal registration colonization and illegal voting are cited with aims to resolve before the upcoming election The Denver case ties to Colorado Fuel Iron Co and West Virginia probes relate to state politics
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Washington
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Detroit
Michigan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Colorado
Department of Justice
Department
Denver
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Weer Virginia
Plutocrats Back the Hughes Train Allegations Rise
A Wilsonite group accuses the Hughes campaign of billionaire financing. The report lists backers including Mrs. Guggenheim, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Wetmore, and Mary Harriman Rumsey, claiming support from Morgan, Rockefeller, Carnegie, Schwab, Gates, and others.
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Woodrow Wilson Independent League
America
Wilsonites
Millionaire Train Fund
Daniel Guggenheim
The
Smelter Trust
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Maude Wetmore
Rhode Island
Alice Longworth
Women's
Hughes’ Alliance
Mary Harriman Rumsey
Harriman Millions
Robert Bacon
J. PB. Morgan & Co
Roosevelts
Stotebury
Philadelphia
J. P. Morgan & Co
Phoebe Hearst
W. E F. Hearst
Mexico
Washington
John Hays Hammond
Hughes
J. P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Charles M. Schwab
John W. Gates
W. E. Corey
W. ‘Nelson Cromwell
B. M. Duke
Hughes visit stirs Seattle women with parade to Moore Theatre
Representative Seattle women greet the Hughes train at King street depot with a motor parade led by Wagner's band. A public meeting at the Moore Theatre is scheduled for 2 P M with speakers including Mrs Raymond Robins Miss Freeman and others. Attending groups include women republican clubs and the Women's German American club.
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Omen
Hughes
King St
Seattle
Wagner
Depot
Moore Theatre
Raymond Robins
Miss Freeman
Hughes Alliance
Spokane
Auditorium Theatre
Maude Howe Elliott
Mis
Julia Ward Howe
Mary Antin
Katherine Bennett Davis
Rheta Childe Dorr
Four More Days for Voters to Register
Voters have four more days to register with the deadline set for 9 p.m. Saturday. As of now, 90,500 voters are registered, and registration offices will also be open Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Police Band Plays At Dome Fair Friday
Seattle police band lends its music Friday night to the Catholic fair in Keller's rink for St. James cathedral home fund. Briscoe Memorial school boys to entertain with a band concert Saturday night. Attendance records were shattered Thursday.
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Seattle Policemall
Keller
St. James’ Cathedral
Briscoe Memorial School
Navy Yard Promotes Officers and Petty Officers
Eigh t commissioned and nineteen petty officers have been summoned to appear before the examining board at the Bremerton navy yard for promotion.
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Bremerton Navy Yard
Put Up or Shut Up Challenge Moves Across Nation
President Wilson accuses Hughes of talking without action. After four months of campaigning, Hughes has delivered speeches nationwide but offers no concrete alternative to Wilson's policies. With three weeks until the election, Wilson urges Hughes to abandon partisan rhetoric and present a plan.
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Woodrow Wilson
Hughes
Indianapolis
Alexander Denies Plans To Buy Hill's Orient Liner
H F Alexander head of Pacific Steamship Co denies expansion plans including purchasing Beaver and Rose City or replacing Great Northern and Northern Pacific on the San Francisco Flavel route. He says no deal is in progress or under consideration amid rumors surrounding the new company formed by the Pacific Alaska and Pacific Coast merger.
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Alexander
Hill
San Francisco
Beaver
Rose City
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
H F. Alexander
New Pacific Steamship Co
Pacific Alaska
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Alaska
Delmas Linked to Seattle Check Fraud Case
Dean M. Delmas, claiming descent from Delphin M. Delmas, confessed to San Francisco police Thursday about passing a fraudulent check. He is sought in Seattle on a similar charge where he used the alias Allen M. Dale. Signe Gerstedt, his accomplice, was arrested with him. A Seattle warrant cites a $100 fake check drawn on the First National Bank of Troy, Montana, issued by cashier W. H. Weat and later proved nonexistent. He is said to have profited from smaller fraudulent instruments.
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Dean M. Delmas
Delphin M. Delmas
California
San Francisco
Seattle
Delmas
Allen M. Dale
Signe Gerstedt
First National Bank of
Troy
Mont
W. H. Weat
F.C. Drew
Pier 10
Headless body found of boy Alphonse Magarian in sack
East St. Louis report says four year old Alphonse Magarian, son of bakery owner A. D. Magarian known as king of Little Armenia, was kidnapped ten days ago and discovered headless near home.
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Louis
Alphonse Magarian
Little Alphonse
A. D. Magarian
Little
Armenia
1600 Boilermakers Strike in Frisco
About 1500 boilermakers and helpers at Union Iron Works San Francisco plant walked off after the Ship Fitters union announced it would resume affiliation. The strike centers on labor action and industrial union ties.
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San Francisco
Union Iron Works
Ship Fitters’ Union
Move to ban all drinks except sacramental wine in Washington
The Washington W C T U filed an initiative to the legislature proposing an amendment to the prohibition law. It would allow alcohol only to be imported by druggists with court permission and exclude sacramental wine from state control. Clergymen would pursue wine by the same process, with violations a misdemeanor and a second offense a felony. Elizabeth E Thayer signed the affidavit. W J Dowling filed both this initiative and a measure granting cities power over public service franchises.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington W. C
Elizabeth E. Thayer
Seattle
W. J. Dowling
Dowling
Civil War Vet Praises Hindenburg as World's Greatest General
In Duisburg Germany Maj. Gen. Osterhaus, 94 and claimed oldest Civil War major general, sent a U S message praising Von Hindenburg. He said the general would have beaten Napoleon the first day and urged his American friends to hear the verdict. He is father of Rear Admiral Osterhaus, retired U S N.
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Duisburg
Germany
United States
von Hindenburg
Napoleon
Osterhaus
U. 8
S. N
America
United Press
Friday the 13th brings brisk wedding licenses in Seattle
Cupid Gage at the Seattle courthouse reports a busier marriage license desk, signing his sixth license shortly after opening. Golfers complain fog ruined play as prices for beans rise, and locals humor the unlucky day.
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Seattle
Cupid Gage
Court House
Gage
Hard Luck Friday Across Cities Portends Loss
In Los Angeles Frank A. Luce, famed for hard luck, ends his career after injuring his back on Friday the 13th. He submits to hospital care with jokes and good humor. Across Seattle Portland reports of petty theft and misfortune mark a grim date for residents and merchants.
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Los Angeles
Frank A. Luce
Luce
Plans to Fire Dry Squad Head Again Blocked
For the second time in two weeks, Sergeant Putnam, head of the dry squad, escaped a plotted trap late Thursday. Dr. M. A. Matthews warned at a dry mass meeting at the First Presbyterian Church that a plot to compromise him had been hatched. Putnam says outsiders may be listening to his telephone and suspects a second frame up involving bootleggers or police.
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Nam
Gill
M. A. Matthews
Putnam
The
Star
Patma
Police Department
Matthews
Sergt. Putnam
Dr. Matthews
Seattle
Dense Fog Continues and Hampers City Traffic
Dense fog, one of the heaviest in years, draped the city and slowed street cars and jitneys. Forecaster Salisbury noted a short lift possible but fog would return by night, with harbor traffic cautious and no major waterfront accidents reported.
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Salisbury
Paysse
Whatcom
S. Holmes
Holmes
Tacoma-Seattle
Rossi Bares Love Secrets Waits Verdict
In Wallace Idaho Herman J. Rossi testifies in his murder trial of Clarence Dalquist describing his wife’s death on June 30 His broken sobs tense voice and trembling frame mark a dramatic day as jurors listen to his account of entering his home and discovering her body with intruder marks.
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Wallace
Idaho
Herman J.si
Clarence Dalquist
Rossi
Cruising For A New Fall Hat Turns Into A Battle
A Star reporter recounts a Seattle millinery expedition where a wife dominates the hunt for a new fall hat, with the husband noting price concerns while saleswomen steer the outcome. After a lengthy debate over style and cost, they retreat hatless as the wife seeks green pastures and 99 in every 100 women visit shops before deciding.
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Europe
Star
Dearie
Seattle
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