Lamping challenges Coman to debate over records and soldiers bonus
The article notes Lamping issuing a public challenge to Senator Ed T. Coman of Spokane to a debate on their legislative records and the soldiers bonus bill. It mentions campaign funds, advertising, and potential debates with Gov Hart and Col Hartley, plus a Spokane public debate between J Stanley Webster and Thomas J Corkery drawing a large crowd.
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Galy
Lamping
Ed T. Coman
E. T. Coman
Spokane
State Senate
Republican Party
Coman
Hart
Hartley
Altho Lamping
Kaiserophile Jones and Traitor Speech in State Media
The Oregonian cartoon was reprinted by the Tacoma Tribune, while Tacoma papers headlined Jones denunciations. The Tacoma Times urged Jones to resign as out of touch with the state, warning voters for Tuesday November 14.
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Oregonian
Tacoma Tribune
Tacoma
Jones
Kaiserophile
Tacoma Times
City of Dreadful Night in Beersheba Flats Park Eviction
The narrator recalls a dispatch from New York as a park eviction forced residents of Beersheba Flats to sleep outdoors. Tenants including the O'Dowds the Steinowitzes and the Cohens describe crowded fires sits and packed streets while a polis order drives people from their homes to the park amid cold and discomfort.
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Carney
Polis
Weather Bureau
Agriculure
Comstock
South Orange
N. J
Actateon Air
Central Park
Beersheba
New York Central Railroad
City Club
Oyama
Danny Greehe
Missig Goldsteinupski
Danny
Jerome
Officer Reagan
Beersheba Flats
O'Dowds
Steinowitzes
Callas
Cohens
Spitfiner
McManuses
Imagers
Joneses
Kelly's
Rosenstein
Japs Grab New Farm Territory
Washington report warns that Japanese may be entering California sugar beet and cotton farming as both laborers and landowners. Commissioners Hamilton and Faulkner visited 10 states to study labor importation and found no need to curb Mexican workers, while noting 33,000 imported Mexican laborers still in the country.
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Washington
California
Southwest
Wilson
Grant Hamilton
al Faulkner
Hamilton
Faulkner
Deportation Roundup of Mexicans Reported in California
Labor and justice agents have been active in California deporting Mexicans who violated their contracts that brought them to address farm labor shortages during and after the war. Hearings are under way in Oakland Salinas and other areas. Arizona reports indicate many have crossed the border to work seasonally and then vanished, though the extent is unproven.
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San Francisco
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
California
Oakland
Salinas
Arizona
Mexico
Congressmen Entertained by Japanese in Tokyo
An American congressional party touring the Orient told the Japanese diet that no difficulties can arise which cannot be peacefully settled. They spoke on Japanese American relations and were entertained elaborately as the press greeted their arrival with a friendly tone.
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Tokyo
Orient
Amercan Party
Winter bathing suits show fur lined styles in Long Beach
On Sunday a dozen models will demonstrate the latest fur lined bathing suits in Long Beach California as winter swimming gains popularity.
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INTER
Long Beach
Cal
Ireland mayor clings to life amid funeral demonstrations
London reports say Lord Mayor MacSawiney nears death as friends plan huge funeral protests across England and Ireland. Arthur O'Brien of the Gaelic league foresees a week in England for inquest red tape before massive London services and even larger events in Cork, Dublin, and beyond.
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London
MacSawiney
England
Ireland
Arthur O’brien
Gaelic League
Cork
Dublin
New Outbreak Fears After Cork Lord Mayor Death
Belfast dispatch reports government officials fear renewed violence across Ireland after the death of Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork. Rioting between Protestants and Catholics subsided today but anticipated death could trigger fresh outbursts in Belfast and other towns.
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Belfast
MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
John Haberberg Declines Refuge Favors Jail
In Cleveland on September 4, John Haberberg, threatened by several men, insisted on going to jail after police declined refuge. He smashed a window and now remains in custody behind bars.
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John
Cleveland
John Haberberg
Haberberg
Four Chicago Sugar Firms Indicted For Profiteering
Federal grand jury in Chicago indicted four sugar firms and two of their brokers for profiteering with sugar. Indictments name Bunte Bros Candy Co Henderson Taylor Co Hardesman Bros Empire Wholesale Grocery Co and officials of the firms. Sugar sold at profits up to 100 percent with brokers taking excessive commissions. Henderson Taylor Co charged with selling 100 pounds of sugar to a firm for 4 commission. A separate note mentions a first automobile factory in Norway being completed.
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Chicago
Bunte Bros., Candy Co
Henderson, Taylor & Co
Hardesman Bros
Empire Wholesale Grocery Co
Sawyer Hearing For New Trial Delayed Two Weeks
Madge Anna Sawyer, 71, convicted of second degree murder in the death of her husband Howard S. Sawyer near their Lake Union houseboat, seeks a new trial. Judge Boyd J. Tallman postponed the hearing two weeks due to a crowded docket as defense counsel FE C Hyde said two to three hours would be needed for arguments. Self defense was claimed at trial and affidavits are cited to shed new light on the killing.
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Madge Anna Sawyer
Boyd J. Tallman
FE. C. Hyde
Howard S. Sawyer
Lake Union
State Penitentiary
Gold wedding rings challenge plain bands with floral designs
In Chicago, jewelry shops showcase new wedding rings ornamented with flowers marking nuptial months. The plain gold band loses ground to floral motifs in a competition driven by fashion and tradition among brides and jewelers.
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Chicago
Airship With Shower Baths To Start Service Soon
Zion City Sept 4 An air ship planned for New York to Chicago service will include sleeping berths shower baths and a diner. A. W. Lawson states it will be ready in three weeks carrying 26 passengers and 1500 pounds of express and fuel for 24 hours. Schedule aims to connect major cities.
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Lawson
Poor Youth and a Tragic College Romance Unfold in San Francisco
Miss Lucile Carpenter of Seattle was arrested in San Francisco on a charge of defrauding a Berkeley hotelkeeper. Her father Peter Carpenter planned to wire funds to settle the hotel bill as the case hovered over a romance involving Claude Lyons of Everett, a University of California student. The Star reports she followed Lyons south after he fled to school and that, after losing her savings investing in an oil venture, she faced eviction. A San Francisco landlord indicated he would release her once paid, though police inquired about dismissal if payment arrived.
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Lucile Carpenter
San Francisco
Berkeley
Seattle
Peter Carpenter
Monmouth Apartments
Lucile
Everett
Mine Carpenter
Claude Lyons
Lyons
Ene Dent
University of California
Miss Carpenter
Star
Pope Celebrates Sixth Anniversary
Rome reports Pope Benedict celebrated his sixth anniversary of accession to the papal throne. He received greetings from many parts of the world.
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Rome
Benedict
Vaudeville Siren Ordered to Sing Again in Court
New York report describes a court action over a vaudeville performer whose invitation to a kiss drew a young man, Charlie Zeicher aged 19, into a case. The court ordered the singer to repeat the alluring performance and Zeicher received a small fine of three dollars.
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New York
Charlie Zeicher
Charlie
Oh Boy Wrinkle in Auditor Fight A Lincoln Smith Elected
A Lincoln Smith elected county auditor says he will resign to take effect after taking office if a fair committee finds no marked improvement after a thorough investigation into the office’s conduct.
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Ir A. Lincoln Smith
Ten Thousand Sydney Workers Strike for Holiday
Ten thousand Sydney engineers and iron mongers walk out for a full day holiday on Saturday. The strike disrupts manufacturing and related services across Sydney, N.S.W. Australia as workers demand rest or festive leave.
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Sydney
Russians Plot for Monarchist Counter Revolution
Berlin reports circulated that monarchist plans were forming in Vienna for a large scale counter revolution in Russia backed by substantial sums including funds from German monarchies. If Russia succeeds the royalist movement would target Germany and link with the Russian plot.
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Russia
Vienna
Germany
Boy Convicted in Death Case
James Byne aged 16 was convicted of manslaughter for killing another boy in a gang fight with a shotgun. He faces sentencing before Judge Roche Tuesday and is expected to receive leniency due to his youth.
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San Francisco
James Byne
Four Held in Murder Case at Venice
Four persons are in the county jail in Los Angeles for the murder of Mac Cullough G. Graydon, shot during a dispute over a summer cottage rental at Venice. Mrs Maybelle Roe is formally charged. Mr E F Doane, Mrs Doane, and C A Bowers are also held in connection with the altercation.
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Los Angeles
MacCullough G. Graydon
Venice
Maybelle Roe
Graydon
E. F. Doane
C. A. Bowers
Dope May Have Killed Woman Thelma Colton
Thelma Colton’s body will be shipped to Spokane for burial on Saturday as investigators finalize autopsy results. Police believe an overdose of narcotics caused her death and seek J. B. Ross and Irene Duffy, who remain at large. Detectives have been unable to locate them.
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Thelma Colton
North End
Spokane
J. B. Ross
Irene Duffy
Girl of 12 Burned in Stove Blowup
Ade line Coburn aged 12 was burned to death when a gasoline line stove exploded in Santa Rosa California on September 4.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Adeline Coburn
Death of Dr J H Stuart of Minneapolis
Seattle friends learned of the death of Dr J H Stuart a physician and surgeon from Minneapolis. He was the eldest brother of Elbridge A Stuart president of Carnation Milk Products Co and R A Stuart of Seattle. His son Harry H Stuart had been with him in Minneapolis for several weeks.
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Seattle
J. H. Stuart
Minenapolis
Stuart
Elbridge A. Stuart
Carnation Milk Products Co
R. A. Stuart
County Autos Used for Campaigning in North District
M J Carrigan candidate for county commissioner told a Woodinville meeting that county cars are used day and night to support campaigns of current officeholders. He claimed taxpayers pay operating costs tire wear and salaries of campaign workers and vowed to stop such use if elected.
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M. J. Carrigan
Woodinville
Coman Open to Seattle Debate Amid Spokane Rift
A Seattle statement from Senator Coman’s headquarters says no challenge from Senator Lamping has been issued for a Spokane debate over the soldiers' bonus. It asserts Coman’s support for Referendum No. 2 and opposition to the Carlyon bill, and invites a Seattle debate if Lamping seeks to discuss the issues.
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Senator Coman
Seattle
Coman
Senator Lamping
Spokane
Lamping
Tacoma
Sena Lamping
Senate
Gram
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