Wives Urge Men On In Strike War Across Colorado Mines
Civil war on a small scale unfolds in Southern Colorado coal fields as Gov. Ammons proclaims martial law and sends troops. Miners clash with guards using rifles and machine guns. two Greek miners are reported killed and 12 overall dead with 25 to 30 wounded. Telegraph lines fail in Ludlow as violence escalates with anticipated larger-scale fighting.
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Ludlow
Colo
Colorado
Gov. Ammons
Berwind
Hastings
Delagua
Ludiow
Tabasco
Ladlow
Grisham
Trinidad
Sergt. Hooker
Boalt Admits Failure at Matthews Revival in Seattle
The piece centers on Boalt confessing he does not shine as a worker in the vineyard and his attendance at Dr. Matthews's revival. It recounts the sermon on The Waiting Mother and a migrant English preacher who shares life in Bermondsey, London, and the impact of poverty, motherhood, and repentance on audience members.
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Boalt
Fred L. Boalt
Dr. Matthews’ Revival
Seven Seas
Seattle
Uves
Matthews
Israel
Canaan
Heaven
London
Bermondsey
Dartmouth
Mate
Intervention Proclaimed Likely by Officials in Mexico
Washington report says U S intervention in Mexico seems nearly inevitable as Gen. Felix Diaz seeks protection. Diaz told Consul Canada his life was in danger and had to be taken aboard the American warship Wheeling at Vera Cruz. President Huerta expected to demand Diaz surrender. Bryan instructed Admiral Fletcher to locate Diaz’s destination.
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Washington
Mexico
Felix Diaz
Canada
Vera Cruz
Wheeling
Huerta
Bryan
Fletcher
State Department
Trains Collide Near Cathcart Injuring Engineer Cantzer
A rear end collision on the Northern Pacific near Cathcart at 7 45 this morning derailed a work train engine and a caboose. Engineer Cantzer was seriously hurt and taken to Snohomish. The line from Seattle to Sumas saw both trains running north when the Everett freight was struck from behind.
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Cantzer
Northern Pacific
Cathcart
Snohomish
Seattle
Sumas
Everett
Family newspaper reach in local households survey
The Star, Times, and P.L. compete for readers in 46 homes. The Star is family paper choice in 18 homes, Times in 16, P.-L in %, and 8 homes read the remaining paper. Sunday results show Times leading with 22 selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Times
Sun
Mtar
The
P.-L
Jurors Challenged in Peter Miller Murder Trial Over Death Penalty
Thirty six jurors examined as Judge Gilliam delays verdict on death penalty scruples. The state has one peremptory challenge left and defense one of twelve. A Venice juror calls the case murder by the state as a man is to be hung.
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Peter Miller
Gilliam
Plan for Peace Unity Talk at Swarthmore and Mobile
Washington reports that President Wilson and Secretary Bryan advocate a unity of information for all nations in the Western hemisphere. They believe such an accord can curb uprisings and revolutions in Central and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Pryan
Western Hemisphere
Swarthmore College
Philadelphia
Mobile
Bryan
Central
South America
Sulzer Alleges Stillwell Threatened Over Tammany Secrets
Ex Governor Sulzer testifies in New York that ex State Senator Stillwell faced assassination if he squealed on Tammany. He claims Stillwell sought a pardon in exchange for a confession and cites a letter he says proves an early release was promised by powerful agents.
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New York
Stillwell
Sing Sing
Sulzer
Stined
Mois
Judge Humphries Praised in Collier's Weekly Caption
Collier's Weekly lauds Judge Humphries under the caption An Oversuperior Superior Judge and reproduces a court scene photograph by The Star. The caption notes the judge's head shape as oblate spheroid, slightly flattened at the poles, and invites even an unpracticed eye to remark on it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier's Weekly
Humphries
Collier
John E. Humphries
YWCA Executive Misa Davis Arrives in Seattle
Misa Helen Davis field executive of the national YWCA board arrives in Seattle from New York and will stay about 10 days to meet local leaders and observe activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Helen Davis
National Board of the Y. W. C. A
Seattle
New York
Texas Trial Trip Sets New Speed Record
The new superdreadnought Texas returned to Rockland after its first trial trip with a record speed of 22.28 knots. In Los Angeles on October 28 W H Schultz on his honeymoon was arrested on a charge of embezzling money from a farmers' alliance in Colebrook Arizona.
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Rockland
Texas
Los Angeles
W. H. Shultz
Farmers’ Alliance
Colebrook, Ariz
Pennants Coupon No 104 Offer From The Seattle Star
Any four coupons clipped from The Star consecutively numbered, with 15 cents, entitles the holder to a 65 cent Pennant. Chicago Pennants are out. Pennants mailed for 5 cents extra per pennant. Bring or mail to The Seattle Star, 1307 Seventh Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Chicago
Seattle Star
Seventh Ave
Union St
Mrs Sulzer Declares War On Tammany Boss Murphy
In New York, Mrs. William Sulzer vows to battle political bossism, saying she and her husband will fight Tammany to restore honest government. She describes leaving the governor’s mansion for independence and strength in the Broadway Central hotel.
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W. H. Alburn
Newspaper Enterprise Association
New York
Executive
Albany
Broadway Central
William Sulzer
Chief Murphy
Governor's Mansion
Tammany
Murphy
Wifl
America
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