Injunction Battle Deepens Over Rail Shopmen
The nationwide fight over the injunction against railroad shopmen rushes into new legal battles. Courts in Chicago and Memphis prepare rulings on free speech assembly and the right to strike while political tensions rise among Republican figures tied to the administration's actions.
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Washington
Laat
States Supreme Court
Federal
Chicago
Memphis
Jacob Cohen
Tennessee
Writs Served on Labor Leaders in Chicago Strike
United States marshals served writs on leaders of the railroad shopmen strike in Chicago. Officials Bert M. Jewell William R. and Martin Ryan were served as they left a 4 & Ohio train. The strike leaders, once hidden, returned to Chicago for peace talks with Eastern railroad executives. The union heads discussed settlement prospects.
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Chicago
United States
Daugherty
Bert M. Jewell
William R
Martin Ryan
4 & Ohio
John Cros
Eastern Railroad
Railway Official Urges Strike Law
Bellingham September official L C Gliman of the Great Northern railway urged laws to prevent railway workers from combining to cripple the roads and to empower the railway labor board to enforce its rulings in an address before the Chamber of Commerce council.
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Bellingham
Sept
Railway Labor Board
L. C. Gliman
Great Northern Railway
The
Chamber of Commerce
Candidates discuss transportation tax issues in Jid district
All senatorial hopefuls from the Jid district will gather at the University library Saturday at 2 p.m. to debate transportation and taxation problems. The event invites voters to hear each candidate’s stance on local finance and public works.
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Jid
University Library
Testing Love Delays Nuptials Of Royal Navy Pair
Minx Marriot tL, a wealthy socialite from Chicago, postpones her marriage to Commander Mario Vanni of the Royal Halian navy. She calls the delay an incubator test to weigh heart and head, aiming for a verdict after a year of reflection and continued study.
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Chicago
Minx Marriottl
May
Mario Vanni
Royal Halian Navy
Mia
John E. May
Vanni Io
Vanni
Logger Bert Warner Dies in Oregon Mill Accident
In Newberg Oregon Bert Warner 35 a longtime employee was struck and killed when a heavy log plunged down a chute at C K Spaulding Logging Co while he and Floyd Rhoades loosened jammed logs. Rhoades escaped unharmed Warner's body was recovered by a boat crew.
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Newberg
Ore
C. K. Spaulding Logging Company
Bert Warner
Floyd Rhoades
Warner
Rhoades
Boys Attack Band to Stop the Music Riot in Chicago
Chicago report says youths attacked a German band sparking a riot injuring several people. Police dispersed the melee as crowds gathered and officers investigated the disturbance.
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Chicago
Police Ready for Big Event at University of Washington
The police athletic carnival at Denny Field Seattle features a galaxy of national and international entrants led by George Varnell and Neil Ellis. Gov. W J Coyle Cap Kellison and Captains Tenpant Searing and Justus will judge as 34 events unfold from 12 30 p m with a 10 mile marathon starting at Occidental Ave and Main St. local and NW officers from Canada participate.
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University of Washington
George Varnell
Seattle
Neil Ellis
al Goldsmith
Crom Dalley
W. J. Coyle
Tobias Pope
Cap” Kellison
Occidental Ave
Main St
Canada
Northwest
Charles Ten Pant
W. H. Searing
W. E. Justus
Yeggs Escape With 2300 After Skipper Bar Safe Break
Detectives failed to locate a safecracking gang after they dynamited the Skipper Bar safe at 96 W University St during the early morning. They escaped with 2300 intended to cash checks, marking the first such crime since spring.
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W. University St
Frank Fock
Bold Bandits Escape After Home Invasion
Two masked bandits fled after attempting to rob T. C. Fox at 1915 49th Ave N just after midnight. Fox opened the door, they produced revolvers, he fled to summon help, and the suspects vanished before police arrived.
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T. C. Fox
49Th Ave. N
Fox
Federal troops seize arms in Nogales amid uprising plot
Mexican federal forces confiscated arms and ammunition from pawnshops hardware dealers and gun shops in Nogales Sonora after a plot against the Obregon government was uncovered. Sheriff Armes ordered a state wide seizure while reports said 13 Yaqui Indians linked to the plot were executed at Yaqui Belta last night.
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Nogales
Ariz
Sonora
Obregon
Armes
Yaqui Belta
Carried Concealed Weapons Charge Involving O R Sneeder
O R Sneeder a 24 year old carpenter was under arrest Friday. Police officers seized an automatic pistol said to be taken from him Thursday night.
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O. R. Sneeder
Carpenter
Marines Land In Türk Zone Near Smyrna
American Marines have landed at Smyrna to protect U S citizens as Turkish nationalist army closes on the port city. Greek forces retreating toward Smyrna with refugees amid fears of disease and famine. Turkish advance near the Aegean. In Athens King Constantine reshuffles cabinet as Turkish victories loom.
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Constantinople
Smyrna
United States
Portality
Mustapha Kemal
Aegean Sea
Athens
Asia Minor
Calographoulos
Constantine
Arrival of destroyer Parrott at Smyrna to protect interests
The navy department reports the destroyer Parrott has arrived at Smyrna to safeguard American interests. No foundation for rumors that American marines landed there. all war vessels sent are destroyers with no marines aboard.
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Washington
Parrott
Smyrna
Navy Department
Department
Constantinople
Turks Demand Lost Country Terms Outlined in Vienna
Mahmud Djemal Bey, former Turkish minister, outlined peace terms in Vienna. Demands include restoration of sovereignty over Smyrna, western Asia Minor, and eastern Thrace, Turkish control of Constantinople and Marmara shore, an international commission on guarantees, a large army, and abolition of wartime capitulations. He also spoke of reform and plans to build trade ties with America.
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Vienna
Mahmud Djemal Bey
Turkey
Mahmud Djemal
Mustapha Kemal
Europe
Greece
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Thrace
Constantinople
Marmara Sea
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
America
Dumb-Bell Editor seeks reader thoughts from Seattle Star
Readers are invited to send in Dumb-Bell thoughts for prize money. The note lists quirky phrases and snippets about places, people, and ideas like Olympic range stoves and Starwich as a planet, urging submissions to the Dumb-Bell Editor at the Seattle Star for consideration.
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the Star
Seattle Star
Hides Loot in New Grave Captured in Glasgow
Henry Winthrop stole 1500 dollars from his employer and hid the money in an open grave at the cemetery. He was captured when he returned to retrieve the loot.
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Glasgow
Henry Winthrop
Injunction Sought to Block Ganna Walska Singing in U S
Federal court heard a restraining action to stop Ganna Walska wife of Harold McCormick from singing in the United States. Mme Ella Melius the opera star alleges manager George Daiber violated a contract permitting Walska to sing, and a U S tour by the honeymooning wife could trade on Mme Melius’ fame.
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New York
Ganna Waleska
Harold BE
McCormick
United States
George Wolfe
Mme
Luella Melius
Melius
Wolfe
George Jules Daiber
Hie
Mme, Melius
Europe
Old Fielder in Campaign
Seattle fans rally for Ted Corbett former Northwest league player and 1890s star now seeking Republican nomination for congress. Corbett, a 23 year Seattle resident, played first base and center field under Dan Dugdale and with the American League earlier, and is married.
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Seattle
Ted Corbett
Constable
Ted
Dan Dugdale
Nonpartisan League Seeks Expanding Political Footprint
Minnesota and North Dakota face a renewed farmer labor push led by A C Townley and Thomas Van Lear. Townley builds a 60 strong North Dakota staff while Van Lear remains allied with a straight labor socialist position. The split weakens a single party path as both states brace for new political maneuvering.
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Minneapolis
Farmer-Labor Movement
Nonpartisan League
Minnesota
North Dakota
A. C. Townley
Townley
Farmer Labor Movement
Farmer
Thomas van Lear
Politics
van Lear
Farmer Labor
Labor
Farmer-Labor
Real Estate Dinner Draws 500 Delegates in Seattle
The Seattle Real Estate Association banquet at the Bungalow cafe drew more than 500 delegates from northern city districts.
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Seattle Resl Estate Association
Bungalow Cafe
Northwernt
Four Die In Rutland Flying Circus Crashes
Four men died at Rutland fairgrounds during a flying circus after a plane crash from a thousand feet. Lieut Belvin W Maynard the flying parson Lieut L F Wood of Ticonderoga N Y a passenger and Charles Mionette mechanic perished. Henry A Daredevil Smith died when his parachute failed after two descents from 500 feet witnessed by over 30 000 spectators.
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Rutland Fair Grounds
Belvin W. Maynard
L. FR. Wood
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Maynard
Charles Mionette
Henry A
Daredevil) Smith
Miners Trapped at Argonaut Face Deteriorating Hope
In Jackson California on September 8 rescue teams battle dense poisonous gases at the Argonaut shaft as 47 miners trapped since August 27 face grim prospects. Blasts heard were from powder, not victim signals, while crews strive to break the Argonaut from the Kennedy mine.
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Argonaut
Jackson
Cal
Peter A. Kern
Kennedy
Pen
Rail Settlement Plan Discussed by Strike Leader
Bert M Jewell head of the striking shop men met with railroad executives and agreed to a settlement plan for the rail strike on eight or ten roads. The Dave Jones Financial agency reports Jewell conferred with Sea Board Airline President Warfield and with Senator Cummins.
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New York
Bert M Jewell
Dave Jones Financial Agency
Jewell
Warfield
Seaboard Airline
Cummins
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