Lloyd George Leaves Office as Bonar Law Takes Lead
Bonar Law becomes Britain's prime minister succeeding Lloyd George and calls for dissolution of parliament with general elections expected November 16. Lloyd George plans a nationwide speaking tour to defend his policies while Churchill pledges support from his sickbed and liberals face a new campaign.
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London
Bonar Law Lloyd George
Great Britain
Law
Tat
Lloyd George
Scala
Unioniats
Bonar Law
Mrs Lloyd George Goes House Hunting
London. Mrs Lloyd George hunts for a new home as her husband packs at 10 Downing Street after six years. It is announced he will lease a furnished townhouse for three months signaling a return to Downing Street by then. Records and personal effects of the premier are being moved for the arrival of the moving van.
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London
Movie Murder Trial Opens in Hackensack
George A. , a motion picture director, goes on trial in Hackensack for the alleged murder of film stuntman Handsome Jack Bergen. Miss Alice Thornton and Charles Soulson stand accused with him for alleged participation in the crime. Bergen was lured to the Cline cottage at Edgewater, shot after an alleged dispute over Mrs Cline. The director says Bergen forced a confrontation and he shot in self defense after Bergen drew a gun.
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Bergen
Cline
Ber@n
Towa
Proposals for Seattle dance hall reform
Mayor Brown backs a union for dance hall workers to regulate and protect members. Jay De Hoey proposes a scene fee for professional instructors to deter fake instructors. The ideas address the Seattle dance hall controversy.
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Seattle
Mayor Brown
Jey de Hoey
Insurance Man Giva Promotion
Jacob Dobrin an insurance man with Northern Life Insurance for three years has been promoted and assigned to special duties requiring relocation with Portland as his first objective. Members of the 65th St and Ravenna Third Presbyterian church congregation announce a Halloween party to be held Wednesday night in the community building. public invited.
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Jacob Dobrin
Northern Life Insurance Company
Portland
65Th St. and Ravenna
Ae Aantiae
Miss Raffles in Society Robberies Stir London
Britain faces a wave of mysterious robberies by a crackmen band led by a newcomer in society believed to be Miss Raffles in disguise. The Far and Countess of Jersey castle jewels, including historic rings and snuff boxes, were stolen despite guards and alarms. A woman is suspected to have led the operation.
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London
Britain
Miss Raffles
Jersey
Teak Naaheneeen
Miss Raffies
Red Cross
Middleton Park
Bilcester
Woman in Grey Sought in Church Murder Probe
Attorney for Charlotte Mills claims operatives located the death rendezvous near the church crime site. He describes the “woman in grey” directing hired gunmen, paying $1000 to a suspected accomplice, and tracing cars seen near Phillips farm before the double murder.
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Florence M. North
Charlotte Mills
United Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Dr. Hall
Gray
Nasanasias
Phillips Farm
William O'Rourke
Jack White
Husband urged pawn of rings to fund bootlegging, wife sues
Mrs. Margaret Martin files for divorce claiming her husband Victor HK Martin pressured her to pawn her diamond rings to finance bootlegging. Superior Court Judge Austin 4H Griffith issues a restraining order barring Martin from approaching or molesting his wife.
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Victor HK. Martin
Margaret Martin
Austin 4H
Griffith
Martin
Still Burns Owner Held After Double Police Raids
Three stills and four men were seized by police in two raids Sunday night. Tom Osich, 60, failed to vent his distillery still in a hen coop, causing an explosion and his arrest. At another address, two large stills sprayed white mule into a bucket while H. Sullivan and B. Robertson drank downstairs. four officers arrested the group and seized the equipment. The busts are said to be the largest in months.
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Tom Ohsich
10Th Ave
Osich
48Th Ave
Hanford St
H. Sullivan
B. Robertson
Seattle Students Train in Plant Pathology Research
State College of Washington students in plant pathology carried out summer work on plant disease projects for government and state, with Lytton W. Boyle and Charles B Parker engaged in experimental and graduate study. Daniel J Crowley worked in Pacific county on cranberry diseases with field lab at Ilwaco. Under Dr Heald, many cranberry sprays were tested and two new cranberry insects were found, with control methods developed.
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State College of Washington
Pullman
Lytton W. Boyle
Tacoma
Charles 8. Parker
Seattle
Daniel J. Crowley
Pacific County
Ilwaco
D. Heald
First Regular Meeting of Modern English Poetry Club
The University Extension service announces the first regular meeting of the modern English poetry class to be held Wednesday at 6 p.m. in room 1044 Henry Building.
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Clase
University Extension Service
Henry Building
Rid the Roads of Drunks and Fools
Francis Buckley in San Francisco faces manslaughter charges after driving drunk and hitting Marion Newton, 4, as she waited for a streetcar. Buckley and his wife urged the mother to swap in their child, but she refused. The editorial calls for harsher penalties and public reporting of reckless drivers.
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San Francisco
Marion Newton
Charles Buckley
Buckley
Marion
Epidemic of personal crisis reports claims three victims
Coroner investigates multiple suicides over the weekend. Albert Johnson, 67, of 6307 Roxbury Ave was found drowned in Lake Washington after leaving a note to his wife about unfinished farm work. Patrolman Mead found his body near 59th Ave. N. in Seattle. Other cases include Walter Michaels, 35, Fresno, who turned on gas in a Puget hotel room and died. John Anders Johnson, pioneer Alaskan from Juneau, who shot himself with a shotgun at the Skagit hotel. all details reflect a cluster of self harming deaths this week.
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Week End
W. H. Carson
Albert Johnson
Roxbury At
Lake Washington
Johnson
59Th Ave. I
L. L. Mead
Seattle
Yakima
Walter Hunt
Michaels
Fresno
Cal
Puget Hotel
First Ave
Charles Akeston
Charles Anders Johnson
Juneau
Skagit Hotel
First Ave. N
U. S. Commissioner Robbed in Night Burglary
Robbers entered the home of United States commissioner R. W. McClelland at 312 FE. 80th St. Sunday night and stole two evening gowns and a $300 fur coat. A separate break in at Tip Top grocery, 1659 Bellevue Ave, yielded $25 cash. Reports describe a series of other robberies totaling about $1,500 in jewelry and wearables.
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R. W. McClelland
United States
Shippers to Form Co-Operative Units
Representatives of 200 produce associations will meet at the Bellet terminal of the port commission November 15 for a two day convention to form a vast combine of fruit and vegetable producers. A campaign program to boost cooperative associations will be outlined.
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Bellet
Port Commission
Beekeepers Attend King County Bee School
King county's annual bee school opened Monday in the assembly room of the Chamber of Commerce. Beekeepers from King and other counties were expected to register for the three day course led by A. B. Nystrom, King county agent.
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King County
Chamber of Commerce
King
A. B. Nystrom
Dope Sellers Face Charges
The Supreme Court upheld indictments against Tiponmatsu Ukiehi Tatsuo Akai and Bunjiro Kiyasai by Hawaii courts for conspiracy to transport and conceal opium smuggled into the islands in violation of law.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Tiponmatsu Ukiehi
Tatsuo Akai
Bunjiro Kiyasai
Courts of
Hawaii
Chief Taboos Use of Walks for Ads
W B Severyna who leads the local police issues an order arresting those who stencil names or advertisements on sidewalks. A fine of 100 dollars is set for the offense.
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W. B. Severyna
Hand Upholds Dry Ship Law In Ration Case
Federal Judge Learned Hand upheld the Daugherty order restricting liquor carrying by ships entering American ports and issued an injunction against federal interference with liquor supplies for crew rations. Steamship owners must post a $25,000 bond to ensure rations are not diverted. The ships plan to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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New York
Learned Hand
Daugherty
American Porta
Steamship Companies
Judge Hand
United States Supreme Court
Hand
United States
Jones to Speak at Campaign Kickoff Across Districts
Republicans launch a campaign week with Senator Wesley L. Jones as principal speaker at Haven Methodist church in North Broadway. Other speakers include Kellogg Burrows Shields Palmer Guie. Two meetings followed in Emumelaw and West Seattle with Colvin Miller Hanson presenting county tickets and speakers.
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North Broadway
United States
Wesley L. Jones
Haven Methodist Church
10Th Ave. N
KE. Lynn St
J. Y. C. Kellogg
A. 8. Burrows
Willam W. Shields
E. B. Palmer
E. H. Guie
Weat Seattle Masonic Hall
Lake Burien
John F. Miller
Howard A. Hanson
Masonic Hall
Ewing D. Colvin
The Class in Elementary French Offered by University Extension
The University Extension service will hold The Class in elementary French on Tuesday at 7:46 p.m. in room 1044 Henry building.
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The
University Extension Service
Henry Building
Rhodes Caraldo station to air pupil violin program
KDZE announced a 7 15 to 8 15 pm Monday broadcast from the Armstrong violin studios featuring pupil performers.
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KDZE
Rhodes Caraldo
Strong Violin Studios
Train Crash Kills 30 and Injures 85 in Romania
London dispatch reports a railway collision near Lauru banya injuring 85 and killing 30. The tragedy occurred Sunday as trains collided on the line near Bucharest.
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London
Laurubanya
Bucharest
Battlers of Dope to Meet This Week
The Seattle Anti-Narcotic Federation plans a city wide crusade launch after a midweek meeting. Thirty-two organizations have appointed representatives, ten more intend to join, and others are invited by Dr. William M. McKibben. The effort aims to mobilize social, fraternal, and patriotic groups.
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Seattle
Blue Star Liner to Carry Apples to Europe
The Blue Star steamship Tudorstar under Captain J. Wilson will load Washington apples for Europe this month, in addition to large consignments of bulk wheat loaded at Vancouver.
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Vancouver
Blue Star Steamship
Tudorstar
J. Wilson
Washington
Europe
Todd Spends Day in City and Office Tour
William H. Todd, famed ship builder, spent a day in Seattle and Tacoma inspecting yards and dry docks, then returned to Brooklyn via private car. He recently added a new drydock at Mobile and backed the ship subsidy bill as essential for American shipping.
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Seattle
William H. Todd
Brooklyn
N. Y
Todd
Tacoma
Todd Dry Docks
Mobile
Wenatchee Teacher Wounded in Saddle Mountain Hunting
Florence Jackson a Stevens school primary teacher was wounded by a accidental gun discharge on Saddle mountain. The injury to her left shoulder and lung left her in St Anthony's hospital in Wenatchee. Harold Bronseth was identified by the hunting party as the person whose gun discharged.
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Wenatchee
Florence Jackson
Stevens School
St. Anthony's Hospital
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