Editorial on Japanese advance and race depiction in America
A translated editorial from a Japanese newspaper in San Francisco denounces anti Japanese sentiment. It argues for decisive forward action to ensure Japanese influence, citing marriage, land ownership, and economic power to outpace restrictions. It portrays opposition as futile and warns that laws cannot halt the Yamato race.
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New World
San Francisco
America
Phelan
Inman
California
Rent profiteers targeted by city emergency ordinance
Mayor Fitzgerald announces a forthcoming emergency rent control measure to curb profiteers. He cites a flood of complaints from tenants and plans a publicity campaign to identify landlords and agents. He expects council passage next week before a November 1 deadline amid anonymous attacks.
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Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Rob Policeman Pearl Handled Gun Stolen
Police officer reported Friday that a pearl handled revolver was stolen Thursday while lockers in the assembly rooms were moved to new quarters.
Senators Claim US Will Send Brigade to Lithuania
Senator McCormick of Illinois said in the senate that a brigade of American troops will go into Lithuania. He cited reliable authority but provided no details.
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Washington
Lithuania
McCormick, Ilinois
Senate
Brother Warren to Lead Police to Matthews Sermon
Chief Warren received an invitation from Rev. Mark A Matthews for more than 500 Seattle police to attend Sunday services. Matthews plans to discuss "The Uncaught Thief" and to offer guidance and blessing to the force.
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Seattle
Warren
Mark A. Matthews
Mark A
Matthews
Bolshevik Rule Is Collapsing Across Petrograd Kronstadt
A United Press dispatch reports Petrograd and Kronstadt fallen to Gen. Yudenitch's forces. Helsingfors advices claim Kronstadt capitulated to the British fleet after a daytime bombardment. British admiralty cautions no confirmation of Kronstadt capture.
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Washington
United Press
Petrograd
Kronstadt
State Department
Yudenitch
London
Helsingfors
Gat- Copenhagen
Stockholm
Krasnoveselo
Tearakoeselo
Admiralty
Massive 600000 Red Soldiers on Last Ditch Fronts
Desperate battle lines stretch from the White Sea to the Caspian as Bolshevik forces, numbered around 600000, fight to hold territory while anti Bolshevik armies circle toward Moscow. Gen Denekin and Gen Yudenitch push wedges toward Petrograd and Moscow as Murman and Finnish fronts shift.
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White Sea
Caspian
Russia
Moscow
Denekin
Yudenitch
Gatchina
Petrograd
Admiral Kolchak
Siberian
War Office
United Press
Murman
Archangel
Vologda
Lake
Ladoga
Gulf of Finland
Dwina River
Yudenstech
Miller Freed After Death of Seattle Wife on Lake Washington
Walter P. Miller, Seattle photographer, released after investigation into the death of his wife Bertha Emnor Miller during a Lake Washington launch trip. Coroner Dr C. C. Tiffin ruled drowning, no poison found. Prosecutor T. H. Patterson said no charges. Miller claimed no sight of wife going overboard. water in lungs minimal, suggesting rapid rise. Coroner noted some points unsettled. no violence observed.
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Walter P. Miller
Seattle
Lake Washington
Liberty
T. H. Patterson
C. C. Tiffin
Bertha Emnor Miller
William M. Dehn
The
State University
Miller
Lakeside Sanitarium
Representation in industry urged at National Industrial conference
The speaker urges adoption of representation for employees including the right to organize and bargain collectively. He argues democracy in government should extend to industry and that both labor and capital must share problems from each other’s view to avoid autocracy. The method should be determined by interested parties after principle is accepted.
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United Press
Washington
Industrial conference battles over collective bargaining stance
Washington delegates debated a Wheeler substitute allowing employers to refuse to deal with organized labor. Recognition of collective bargaining as a national future principle appeared likely as the morning session opened.
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Washington
Wheeler
Capital
Want Ad Rhyme Contest Opens Next Week
The first line proclaims I Want What I Want When I Want It and invites entries for next week’s Want ed Rhyme Contest. The contest ends Friday noon October 24. Winners announced Saturday. Watch for details.
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