Old Green Lake Messenger Seeks Bouillon for Mayor
C Crosby, a poor aged messenger from Green Lake, visits The Star to back Bouillon for Seattle mayor. He cites city honesty, the burden of taxation, and crooked deals hurting him and common people, and leaves after urging Bouillon’s bid.
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C. Crosby
77Th St
Green Lake
Bouillon
Seattle
Star
Western Pic Company
Green Lake District
Ealice
Commuter Fare Protesters Plan Indignation Meeting
Duwamish valley residents rally against Seattle Tacoma Interurban fare hikes claiming the 2 cent mile rate and 25 round trips for commuter books erase savings. They argue transfers and city travel costs worsen, urging protest at McCoy's Ball Riverton tonight with leaders from across the line.
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Duwamish Valley
Jacob Purth
Seattle Tacoma
McCoy's Ball
Riverton
Puget Sound Electric Co
Seattle
Forth
Pumpkin Pie Days Bring Seasonal Joy to Homes
A nostalgic autumn piece celebrates pumpkin pies as a festive centerpiece of October into November. It recalls Hoosier verse, family kitchen aromas, and the lore of transforming pumpkins into favorite pies, emphasizing maternal skill and home warmth as cheerful constants.
Bouillon Endorsed by Clubs Amid Graft Controversy
The Improvement Club and Park Heights endorse A V Bouillon as public utilities official while criticism grows over graft in city government. The mayor removed Bouillon for truthfulness and defense of public law matters amid Seattle property owner concerns.
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Park Heights
Seance alleges airman Lefebvre spoke from beyond during astral discourse
The article recounts a séance led by Sir Arthur Stead in which Lefebvre, the French aviator killed in Chalons, claims he died in flight and describes his spirit leaving his body. It notes warnings about Bolotoff’s flight, a failed engine, and mentions subsequent aviation and airship tragedies in Boulogne and the Republique explosion.
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Lefebvre
Stead
Apeaka
Chalons
Reing
M. Colilex
France
Ferber
Boulogne-sur-Med
Bartender jailed six months for serving girl alcohol
Harry Haugel, a Georgetown bartender, received six months in county jail after a jury convicted him of selling liquor to 17 year old Christine Anderson a few hours before her death in a Joy ride crash on September 23. The case drew calls for venue change and involved other defendants including Hawkins and Wiedemann as charges shifted.
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Harry Haugel
Jones’ Place
Georgetown
Fred
Brown
Christine Anderson
Henry Miser
Pourthav
Lane St
Hauge
Wit H. Morris
Robert W. Hawkins
Herman H. Wiedemann
Court of Justice
John E. Carroll
H. Johnson
Raugel
Superior Court
Victor Verhaeest
Antwerp
Daniel Lauder
Mire Anderson
Haugel
Mise Anderson
Edmund Bewden
Davi Jolly
W. Melville
J. M. Rikett
A. White
R. W. Hill
George FB. Jones
Empl
Robert Hawkine
Herman Cmann
Auction of Exposition Assets Draws Bargain Hunters
The A P exposition plans a major sale of the entire non moveable exhibit including buildings and restaurants. The auction runs from Thursday Oct 21, with cash payments and a 20 percent down payment required. Shipser will handle the sale with Kay as official auctioneer, aiming at a nationwide turnout and a total value of several hundred thousand dollars.
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United States
Shipser
Pacific Coast
Kay
Inspectors Return to Posts at South Gate Exposition
Inspectors P. L. Burdick and J. Munroe and gatemen among those discharged last Sunday at the A-Y-P have been recalled to the south gate. A special subcommittee appointed by President Chilberg to investigate graft among inspectors and petty officials will likely report by Monday.
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P. L. Burdick
J. Munroe
J. Summervert
J. V. Moreska
V. Taylor
N. N. Randall
C. F. Smith
A-Y.p
Exposition Grounds
Chilberg
Alfons Throne Crisis Affects European Power Shifts
Charles P. Stewart, European UPI manager, reports a frenzy to overthrow the dynasty in Alfoney’s realm. A Spanish revolution spreads through King Alfoney’s domain, signaling potential wide changes in European relations and a move toward a republic.
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Charles P. Stewart
United Press Association
London
Spain
Alfoney
Revolt Rages in Spain Threatening King Alfonso
Charles P. Stewart reports from London that Spain faces a widening revolution across cities led by anti clerical and anarchist factions. Barcelona centers fierce clashes with royal forces following the Ferrer execution and a Morocco war blamed on foreign capital. News is heavily censored as authorities suppress details amid rising unrest.
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United Press Association
London
Alfonso
Prof
Ferrer
Barceiong
Europe
Spanish
Barcelona
Spain
Morocco
Montjuich
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Eugene
Juvney
Ember
Bolotoff
Today’s Star
Alfonous
Alfonso XIII
Victoria
Prince OF the Asturias
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