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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1914

Page

1

Gompers Denounces Senator Jones A Labor Defeat Call

The AFL president and the Washington State Federation of Labor oppose Senator Wesley L. Jones. Gompers in 1908 branded Jones anti labor voting aye on Panama Canal eight hour repeal pilotage and ship subsidy measures while backing naval enlistment. He urged Washington workers to defeat him in the coming campaign.

Amuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Wesley Lorimer Jones Washington Jones Gompers Congress Panama Canal Littlefield Naval Service

Twas Really His Wife Who Did It John Mills Says

Fred L. Boalt reports John Mills Day credits his wife with urging Seattle to ban smoking on street cars. Day describes his bronchial sensitivity to tobacco smoke, notes his wife and Mrs. Mercer backed a Federated Women’s Clubs resolution, and says he would not have acted without his wife’s push.

John Mills Fred L. Boalt Seattle Electric New York Block Mrs. Day John Mills Day Day Federated Women’s Clubs of Seattle Board of Public Works

President Signs Alaska Coal Land Leasing Bill

President Wilson signed the Alaska coal land leasing bill allowing leases up to 2,560 acres for up to 50 years with safeguards against monoply and fraud. The measure enables domestic coal supply, reserves about half of Alaska coal sands for public use, and directs Interior rules for miner safety and waste prevention.

Washington Wilson Alaska Lane Congress Canada National Conservation Association Secretary of the Interior

French Aviator Ties Up 30 Trains Behind German Lines

Word from Paris reports a French aviator forced 30 trains to halt behind German lines in France by bombing near Tergnler, disrupting rail movement and signaling a bold air action at the front.

Paris France Tergnler

French Army Prepares to Invade Germany

Paris dispatch reports a belief that French plans for a swift invasion of German territory are forming. Allied lines around Dunkirk are solid, Meuse defenses hold, and reports claim possible movement toward the Rhine with Metz as a target if orders come. News notes unconfirmed reports of Geo. Pan being sent east to take command.

Eee Philip Sims Paris Dunkirk Yser Alea Meuse Mets Geo. Pan Rhine

Gen Villa Captures Delegates at Aguas, 15000 Troops

Reports from Laredo say Gen Francisco Villa led 15 000 troops into Aguascalientes and seized the peace delegates. Only delegate Gen Antonio Villareal escaped. Telegraphed news to Carranzista papers confirmed the capture.

Best Man Ends Life After Friend's Wedding

The body of Eugene Linehart a cook was found in his room at 721 Dearborn Street with a gunshot wound. Notes suggest heartbreak over Cecilia Roesch marriage to J Ball. Linehart had been Best Man and acted queerly after the ceremony. Landlord D Heffeldower found the body.

Eugene Linehart Dearborn St Linehart Cecilia Roesch J. Ball D. Heffeldower

Sinking of British Submarine and Bankruptcy Death Reported

The North Sea sinking of British submarine -3 by German warships was officially announced. F. E. Vogel, partner of Henry Siegel, a bankrupt merchant under 14 indictments, died of heart disease.

Berlin Sayville North Sea F. E. Vogel Henry Siegel

Smiling Doctor Faces Murder Trial Rumors Fly

The Freeport L I gossip centers on Dr Edwin Carman whose wife Florence Carman stands trial for the killing of Mrs Louise Batley. Nicole a Greeley-Smith notes the doctor’s calm mood amid sensational accusations and a dictograph revealing conversations with other women.

Nicola Greeley-Smith Florence Carman Louise Batley Edwin Carman Freeport L. I Dr. Carman

Man pictured linked to deaths in hospital case

In Mineola L I Oct 20 a man is charged in connection with a woman’s death and another woman’s killing. The face shown was captured days after a patient died, tying him to the case.

Louise Bailey Mineola L. L

Analysis of Moves in Europe Estimates War Casualties

The analysis estimates about 1,300,000 total killed wounded and captured in ten weeks of war with British losses at 13,541 dead wounded or missing between Sept 14 and Oct 8. It lists on the firing line 7,950,000 from Germany Russia France Austria Hungary Servia Belgium Britain and Montenegro and projects a 16 percent loss rate totaling about 1,272,000 across all powers.

George Ostend Belgium Osstend Antewerp

Representing Nations Discuss Restore of International Credit

American and British representatives meet in Washington to discuss plans for restoring international credit and stabilizing global finance. Talks focus on cooperation, economic safeguards, and potential policy steps to rebuild trust among lenders and markets.

Washington

The Pink Night Edition Promises Superior Seattle Coverage

The Pink claims to be the best night edition in Seattle with exclusive items, latest war news, and town happenings. Its star feature The Town in Review attracts thousands as a pioneer department.

Seattle Pink The Town In Review Pioneer Department

Antwerp Bombardment Terror Described by War Reporter

A wartime dispatch recalls Antwerp under Zeppelin raids with horrific civilian casualties. The observer describes roofs blown away, children injured, and noncombatants harmed while noting no soldiers were killed in the air attack. The account contrasts shelling experiences with aerial bombardment during a night raid.

Qimper Wood & Under Antwerp Scheldt Beligione

Hanson Draws Big Crowds in Mining Towns

Ole Hanson, progressive candidate for U S senator, spoke to overflow crowds in Roslyn and Cle Elum Washington on October 20 drawing large audiences including miners at Ronald. He urged a government guided by humanity over greed and selfishness with local press predicting a strong win in Kittitas County.

Cle Elum Wash Roslyn Ole Hanson United States Opera House South Cle A. A. Batterson Cle Elum Echo Hanson BE. K. Brown Kittitas County Roosevelt

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Sen. Jones John Millis Day Germany Pau Metz Gen. Villa By Nicola Greeley-Smith Europe AAA H. J. Phillips London Chicago
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