Dynamite Case Ties Lyon Building Incident to Labor Trials
The Lyon building dynamiting in Seattle will be investigated at Indianapolis where labor leaders are on trial and before the forthcoming federal grand jury in Seattle. Real estate man Arthur H. McCormick testified by subpoena in Indianapolis after renting a cottage to a man called Pete Petrovinsky at 1020 Sixth Avenue and turning an alarm clock found there to the Los Angeles prosecutor Frederick.
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Lyon Building
Seattle
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Arthur H. McCormick
Pacific Block
McCormick
Pete Petrovinsky
Sixth Av
Frederick
Los Angeles
Surprise Party Vaudeville Benefit for Day Nursery
Seattle girls plan a covert vaudeville show at Faurot hall on November 7 to raise funds for the Day Nursery. Performers will go incognito and donate their talents with all proceeds directed to the nursery.
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Seattle
Faurot Hall
Germans celebrate 229th anniversary in Seattle
About 1,500 Germans in Seattle crowded Turner hall to mark the 229th anniversary of the landing in America under German-American Alliance leadership. Jacob Behaefer, president of the alliance, gave the principal address as music and dancing followed.
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Seattle
Turner Hall
America
Pastorius
Better Work Earns Higher Honors This Semester at University
University records show improved student performance this month with 216 conditioned and no dismissals, compared to 300 conditioned and several dismissed after the first month last year. The change suggests stronger study habits and disciplinary standards among students.
Congratulate Me on A New Arrival At Our House
A brief note expresses joy at a new arrival and asks whether it is a boy or a girl. The reply highlights the newborn girl and the affectionate praise of the wife’s cook.
Rainier Meeting for Roosevelt Planned by Local Women
Mrs Mary Washburn a Rainier Beach resident and Twelfth ward progressive party chair asks all Rainier Valley women supporting Roosevelt to attend a meeting tomorrow at 3 PM at the Modern Woodmen's building in Columbia.
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Mary Washburn
Rainier Beach
Twelfth Ward
Progressive Party
Rainier Valley
Roosevelt
Woodmen's
Columbia
Proof Positive Lip Pincott Exchange
A brief quotation exchange centers on a flirtatious pair. The dialogue probes first kiss memory and certainty, with playful banter about responses and expectations. The fragment captures early romantic mood and social play within a loose conversational frame.
Champions of the Candidates at First Presbyterian Supper
Roosevelt Taft Wilton and Debe will be championed at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow evening during the monthly brotherhood supper. George H. Walker for Roosevelt William A. Peters for Taft Judge F F A McDonald for Wilson and Dr B J Brown for Debs will speak. Herbert W Meyers will preside. Discussion opens at 7 30 with both women and men invited.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Wilton
Debe
First Presbyterian Church
George H. Walker
William A. Peters
Judge FF. A. McDonald
Wilson
B. J. Brown
Debs
Herbert W. Meyers
Jack Johnson Hung in Effigy Riots in Chicago
A large crowd hung a black faced dummy with a placard reading This is what we will do to Jack Johnson in Chicago. Police dispersed the demonstration but did not remove the effigy as the riot and further trouble were anticipated.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Three aldermen noted in city council report
Chicago Record Herald reports a council session driven by heated debate during the mayoral term. The dialogue mentions three female aldermen and ongoing factional arguments within the city government.
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Albright
Chicago Record Herald
Mills and Fuller Run in Progressive Washington Race
A. K. Puller, a Seattle civil engineer and Cornell graduate, backs Mills for attorney general and Fuller for county engineer. Wisconsin labor federation endorsement praises Mills as pro labor and reform minded. Also notes Anna Maley socialist candidate for governor speaking at Dreamland rink criticizing Roosevelt and taft-wilson alignment.
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A. K E. Puller
Seattle
Cornell
Colorado
Alaska
Puller
Pacific Northwenat Society of Engineers
Washington Association of Engineers
Munich League
Fuller
Kent
Orillia
G. Mills
Mills
F. G. Mills
Federation of Labor
Wisconsin
House
Senate
Millie
Washington
Mille
U. S
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
Middle West
Roosevelt
Misa Anna Maley
Dreamland Rink
Socialist Party
Progressive Party
Taft
Wilson
Mies Maley
Ryan Testifies On $300000 Donation To Parker Campaign
Witness Titee F. Ryan a New York farmer testifies before the Senate campaign contributions committee. He says he donated 150000 early after Parker nomination and later about 300000 more to settle election debts to prevent party collapse and disgrace.
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Sested Peene
Washington
Titee F. Ryan
New York
Senate Campaign Contributions Investigating Committee
National Campaign Committee
Parker
Pennsylvania State association to hold October meeting in Seattle
The State association will meet on Wednesday at 8 o clock in the Chamber of Commerce with Judges Tallman and Gay as speakers. A reception for Prof. Wickner will follow on October 25 at the university auditorium hosted by the Scandinavian societies. The funeral of Robert J. Gault is set for this afternoon at the Tabernacle Baptist church after his hospital death during surgery.
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Pennsylvania State Association
Chamber of Commerce
B. J. Tallman
W. R. Gay
E. J. Wickner
Robert J. Gault
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Dr Samuel Colliver Attends Medical Convention and Europe Trip
Dr Samuel N Colliver left Saturday night to attend the eye ear nose and throat convention of the Mississippi Valley Medical society. He will travel to Europe around November 20 for postgraduate work in clinics and hospitals of London Berlin and Vienna. He expects to return to Seattle about May 1. A meeting of the Smith College club was held Saturday afternoon at Miss Helen Allmond's residence with Mrs Everett Smith Miss Katherine Kerr and Miss Helen Allmond elected president vice president and secretary respectively.
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Samuel N. Colliver
Mississippi Valley Medical Society
Europe
London
Berlin
Vienna
Seattle
Smith College Club
Helen Allmond
Everett Smith
Katherine Kerr
Portland Elevator Boy Hospitalized After Toe Injury
Floyd Marsh an elevator boy in Portland Oregon stuck out his foot while going up to test the mechanism. Doctors may be able to save one of the toes affected by the accident.
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Portland, Or
Floyd Marsh
Eastlake Improvement Club Meet Tonight in Washington Laundry
The Eastlake Improvement Club will meet tonight in the Washington laundry to discuss condemnation proceedings for the Northern Pacific belt line around Lake Union. Seattle received $63,764 of the $81,178.69 distributed to King county schools on Saturday.
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Eastlake Improvement Club
Washington Laundry
Lake Union
King County
Seattle
Red lights anger South Kill residents over traffic safety
In Los Angeles residents in the South Kill area demand replacing red traffic lights during street repairs with another color to avoid attracting rodents. In Ocean Park a wolf driven from the mountains by dogs attacked near a bathing establishment, ending with a fatal confrontation. A San Francisco burglary report notes a thief broke into the White House department store, wandered the building all night, and was arrested at dawn.
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Los Angeles
South Kill
Ocean Park
Cal
Holcomb Slinkard
San Francisco
White House
Remarkable Rasberry Pick Near Renton Junction
A gallon of wild red raspberries was gathered yesterday near Renton Junction by 2ee Blick. The event is attributed to sunny October weather.
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Renton Junction
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