Vatican joins democracies in push for social peace
In a papal letter to Cardinal Lucero the Vatican signals alignment with liberal democracies amid French parliamentary elections. The pope urges strengthening democracy and opposing Bolshevik excess while guiding the proletariat toward constructive reform. Also noted, Thomas F. Murphine discussed street railway problems at the One Hundred Percent club meeting.
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Henry Wood
United Press
Paris
Vatican
Dem Glen
Cardinal Lucer
Lucaa
de Moc
Levant
Catholic Church
Murphine
Thomas F. Murphine
One Hundred Per Cent Club
Magonle Club
Sailors to Ride in Seattle Cars in Fleet Event Plea
Seattle motorists are urged to volunteer for the fleet reception to carry sailors in loops around the city. Vost cards went out asking owners to report two thousand cars at the Armory Friday at 2 p m and again Sunday morning and afternoon for two hour rides. Car owners should postcard the Fleet Reception Committee at the Arctic Club building with duty time and number of passengers.
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Seattle
Laele Sam
Vost
Arctic Club
Carranza Men Defeat Villistas in Durango Actions
In three engagements General Manuel Dieguez and Carranza forces wipe out Villista cavalry in Durango. 256 Villa followers killed and 230 captured with horses and equipment. Villa and his lieutenant Martin Lopes with about eighty men escape into the mountains near Durango City San Gabriel and Hombre de Dios.
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Galveston
Tex
Manuel Dieguez
Carranza
Pancho Villa
Durango
Villista
Mende Fierro
Carranguistas
Villa
SOC
Martin Lopes
Hecht
Durango City
San Gabriel
Hombre de Dios
Suit for damages over train death filed in court
Mrs Beasie L Kingston sues Great Northern Railroad Company and Walker D Hines for 30000 damages claiming her husband A J Kingston brakeman was killed when a Great Northern train collided with the car he worked on near Auburn March 71 1918. She alleges crew negligence excessive speed and careless operation in Superior Court Monday. CHARGE TEA THEFT W L Smith and S Cohen long shoremen are accused of stealing three packages of tea from BE Long Tank of Chicago Petit larceny is the charge.
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A. J. Kingston
Northern Pacific
Auburn
Great Northern
Beasie L. Kingston
Great Northern Railroad Company
Walker D. Hines
Superior Court
W. L. Smith
Cohen
Long
Long Tank
Chicago
Wife barred as witness in Kline murder case
Chehalis Sept 9 Charges of first degree murder against Walter Kline were dismissed after the court barred his wife from testifying. Second degree murder charges filed. bail set at 5,000. Mrs Kline, sole eyewitness to the June 11 killing of Kirk Asbury, may testify in a future divorce action.
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Chehalis
Walter Kline
Kirk Asbury
Kline
Liggett Inspects Posts on Border Tour
Lieut. Gen. Hunter Liggett, commander of the western army department, left Los Angeles for San Diego to begin a border inspection as far east as Yuma. He denied any special significance to the trip and noted it is his first opportunity to inspect posts in the western department. He travels by automobile, the same car used when he led the Third Army into Koblenz.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hunter Liggett
Western Army Department
Sos Angeles
San Diego
Yuma
Liggett
Western Department
Coblens
Third Army
Yank Chauffeurs Killed 150 French Civilians
Paris reported testimony to a Washington committee said American army chauffeurs in France accidentally killed about 150 French civilians during the AEF stay. Col. E P Grinstead, who oversaw abuses of American prisoners at Chelles farm, was sent to the U S and discharged instead of a court martial.
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Paris
France
Col. B. Winship
Congressional Committee
Washington
Col. E. P. Grinstead
Chelles Farm
America
17000 On Strike At Scranton Collieries
Scranton Pa September date 17000 miners walk out with only six Luzerne county plants remaining open as the Hudson Coal company faces a citywide strike order from its general eliev ance committee leaving about 17000 on strike and 400 at work across the region
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Scranton
Luzerne County
Hudson Coal Company
General Elievance Committee
Wilson Addresses Minnesota Solons on World Peace Costs
President Wilson urged ratification of the peace treaty during a Minnesota legislature special session, linking peace to lower living costs and resumed commerce. He called for a constructive labor program, argued labor is not a commodity, and urged America to lead in world affairs with or without the league of nations. He spoke amid applause and left for the St Paul hotel after addressing lawmakers.
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State Capitol
St. Paul
Minn
Wilson
Minnesota
Mr. Wilson
Dimatia
Allence
America
League of Nations
Mia Wilson
St. Louis
Asia
Europe
Senators Lead Long Distance Debate On Treaty
Senators Johnson Borah and McCormick depart to begin a nationwide exchange of views with President Wilson over the treaty. Borah calls the trip a sham battle and presses for a referendum while Johnson argues the sacrifice of American jam and outlines their approach in Chicago and beyond.
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Johnson
Borah
McCormick
Chicago
Hamilton Club
Poindexter Replies to Wilsons Quitter Charge in Senate
Senate floor rebuke from Poindexter accuses the president of calling opponents quitters while challenging the league of nations. He questions obligations to Europe and the cost of backing the war as he argues for alternatives to the proposed world body.
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Poindexter
Wilson
S ‘Quitter
S.c
United Press
Washington
Senate
England
France
United States
Eeurope
Europe
Treaty Could Drag Canada Into War With England says McKenzie
Ottawa speech argues ratification forces foreign commitments under the League of Nations Article X. McKenzie claims Canada joined the war on its own and should avoid entangling alliances while maintaining independence from future conflicts. He warns ratification may align Canada against Britain in future wars.
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Ottawa
Ont
United Press
Canada
House of Commons
D. D. McKennzie
House
MeKenzie
League of Nations
Bnai Brith leaders to visit Seattle for joint meeting
Milton Meyer district grand president and Edgar C. Levy district grand orator of Bnai Brith will be guests of honor at a Seattle joint meeting. They come from San Francisco for the event at the educational center located at 18th Ave and Main St Wednesday night.
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Milton Meyer
Edgar C. Levy
Educational Center
18Th Ave
Main St
San Francisco
State Labor Meet Set in Seattle October 30
The Washington State Federation of Labor unions will open a conference in Seattle on October 30 to discuss remedies for the high cost of living and to promote harmony among federation units after the One Big Union referendum was halted.
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Washington State Federation of Labor
Seattle
Man Faces Trial for 1894 Murder of Daughter
Robert Hicks left Chehalis for Urbana to stand trial after a police report says he confessed to strangling his daughter in 1894 over allegations of improper conduct with a neighbor. Hicks allegedly claimed the daughter threatened to shoot him when confronted.
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Chehalis
Robert Hicks
Urbana
Hicks
New Hats Feature Dazzling Poinard and Harem Styles
Fashion notes praise hats described as perfectly stunning with iridescent or dangling ornaments. Each piece praised for exact detail and striking individuality, highlighting extreme smartness and charm.
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Smart
Outing Flannel Sale Mentioned at Main Floor Nook
Listing notes outing flannel at 25 cents per yard with 15 000 yards on sale. Material features pink blue and tan stripes and checks, widths 27 inches, lengths up to 10 yards. Limit of 10 yards per customer and located on lower main floor.
Short Knitted Petticoats for Chilly Days
Cotton and wool mixtures offered in gray or white with colored stripe trims. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.95. Lightweight catalog note suitable for a small advertisement.
Convenient New Locations For Building Shops
The bakery candy kitchen delicatessen soda fountain and lunch counters have moved to a light clean place on the upper main floor. Curtains draperies and rugs now occupy the Fourth Floor southern end. Changes aim to make shopping easier and more convenient for you.
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Wall
Hapsberg
Benedict
Niiu
Austria-Hungary
Poliical
Atea
Villistas
Richard Pittock
William Spears
Elizabeth Spears
Pittock
the Bon Marc Love Again
Wee Wea
Solons
Fred 8S
Ferguson
Sept
Wilken
Horah
A &L Louis
League
Geneva
Alma Lindberg
City Hospital
Mra. A. Craig
Windsor Apartments
Sixth Ave
Union St
B’nai B’rith
UNION
Bunting
BON Marche
Marcelling
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