British Clash Over Near East Settlement Stresses Europe
London reports a rumor of a British battleship loss in the Dardanelles is denied as Premier Lloyd George warns against widening war from Asia Minor. Cabinet debates Curzon Poincare terms while Britain rushes troops to the Dardanelles and Constantinople to check Kemalist advances from Smyrna toward Istanbul.
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Europe
Lieoyd George
Asia Minor
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Balkans
Britain
Lloyd George
No. 10
Downing Street
Curzon
Representa Itive
Paris
Poincare
Near East
Thrace
Piraeus
Bruse
Kemai
Constantinople
Sea of Marmora
Sone
Kemal
Torma
Adrianople
Woman Struck and Killed By Seattle Train Near Richmond Beach
Mrs. S. F. Herrick, 56, wife of a Great Northern track walker, was fatally struck two miles south of Richmond Beach Saturday as she crossed the tracks after a freight train passed. The No. 3 train bound Spokane to Seattle hurled her several dozen feet. Sheriff Starwich and deputies investigated.
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Great Northern
Richmond Beach
S. F. Herrick
Spokane
Seattle
Fragmented Notes Reflecting Early 20th Century Headlines
Disjointed items reference Jewish New Year dates, figures like Babe Ruth, and political talk of Olympia and state capitol intrigue. Mentions of prohibition, aviation, and cinema reflect a chaotic newspaper page with sensational snippets and scattered personages such as Phyllis Sinctiah Bhe.
Two Trainmen Die In Wreck Near Oxnard California
A collision between two Southern Pacific passenger trains near Oxnard California killed engineer Fr H Brady of Los Angeles and fireman Patrick Feeley. Fireman James Phillips suffered a broken collar bone and multiple ribs. engineer Barto was not seriously hurt.
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Ventura
Cal
Oxnard
Southern Pacific
FR. H. Brady
Los Angeles
Patrick Feeley
James Phillips
Barto
Fire consumes Willamette hop warehouse in Oregon loss near 50600
Eugene Oregon September 23 two thirds of the region s largest hop crop in the Willamette valley was burned when a fire started at 10 30 last night destroyed the J H Seavey hop storage warehouse near Springfield. nearly 50600 in hops were consumed with more than 400 bales of hops weighing 200 pounds each lost.
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Eugene
Ore
Willamette’ Valley
J. H. Seavey
Springfield
Seattle Community Chest Drive Opens With 5000 Workers
Seattle launches its second annual Community Chest drive with over five thousand active workers in the field. A quota of 798543 dollars aims to support 61 agencies. Thirty seven zones are organized under district campaign managers. A mass meeting is set for Monday noon at Koller's rink to reveal district totals. Contributors receive a button and window card signifying their support.
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Seattle
Big Community Drive
Community Fund
Big Hearty
Kollér’s Rink
Third Ave
University St
Otto F. Kegel
Electrician Dies After 11 000 Volt Contact at Willamette Moorage
Portland reports Roy R. Renick a 30 year old foreman for the P R L and P Co died an hour after being shocked by 11 000 volt current while his crew was stringing a telephone line beneath a power line to Sellwood station. He stood on the ground holding the wire when it swung into the live line.
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Portland
Roy R. Renick
Willamette
Renick
Sellwood Station
Driver Gets Prison Term In California Case
Phil lip C. Valentine son of J. C. Valentine Wells Fargo Express head pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in San Jose California. He received a sentence of one to five years in the state penitentiary with probation denied. His car allegedly struck George Boyer and Miss Miriam Donald causing Miss Donald to break a leg.
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Ban Jose
Cal
Phillip C. Valentine
J. C. Valentine
Wells-Fargo Express
State Penitentiary
Valentine
George Boyer
Miriam Donald
Donald
Conrow Seen Over In Idaho
Spencer Conrow former Tacoma banker wanted on embezzlement charges has escaped to the east. Federal agents tracking him report a sighting in Idaho by a man who knew Conrow in Tacoma who spoke with him about Tacoma conditions before learning he was a fugitive. Conrow appeared well supplied with money.
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Tacoma
Spencer Conrow
Washington
Department of Justice
Conrow
Idaho
Kendrick in Court Again
Rodney Kendrick, known from the Wakefield triangle scandal, was cited to appear before Superior Judge Kineell in Oakland to show cause why he should not be found in contempt of court for allegedly failing to pay $75 monthly alimony to his wife. The alimony had been ordered temporarily pending the divorce suit filed by Mrs Kendrick.
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Oakland
Rodney Kendrick
Kendrick. Wakefield
San Francisco
Kineell
Kendrick
Balloon Resumes Endurance Flight Across Country
The dirigible C2, stalled in Nogales overnight for pontoon repairs, resumed its transcontinental voyage at sunrise and is expected to reach Arcadia California this evening.
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Nogales
Ariz
Arcadia
Cal
Search for double escaped patient terrorizes Olympia area
Deputies and citizens band together to hunt a man linked to two attacks near Olympia. Mrs. Jorgenson fought him off in her north Olympia kitchen, using a kettle of hot water. Description matches a man who also assaulted Mrs. Weidner with iodine near Olympia.
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Olympia
Peter Jorgenson
Washington State Hospital
Steilacoom
Two Escape From Asylum In Week At Tacoma
Two men escaped from the Western Washington State hospital at Steilacoom this week. Carl Johnson, 46, a native of Sweden, committed from Ellensburg last October, ran away on Sunday. Piccilo, an Italian admitted from Yakima, escaped on Thursday.
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Tacoma
Washington State Hospital
Steilnooom
Carl Johnson
Sweden
Ellensburg
Picclto
Yakima
Bandits Kidnap American Trio Near Tuxpan
Three Americana employed by the International Petroleum Co. were abducted by Mexican bandits near Tuxpan and held for 1,000 pesos. The men Sullivan Ellsworth and Staney are believed captured by an outlaw band led by Pedro Meza as federal troops pursue.
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Mexico City
International Petroleum Co
Tuxpan
Sullivan
Ellsworth
Staney
Pedro Meza
Lecture on Hindu Art by Prof Joshi in Arcade Building
Prof. L. Joshi of Bombay, visiting exchange professor, will lecture on The Soul of Hindu Art. The talk is scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Masonic club in the Arcade building.
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L. Joshi
Bombay
America
Masonic Club
Griffiths orders grand jury probe of affidavits against judges
Presiding Superior Judge Austin E. Griffiths announced a county grand jury will investigate the flood of affidavits of prejudice filed against judges. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney John D. Carmody had sought transfer in the habeas corpus case of Robert Walker. Carmody's motion was denied.
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Malcolm Douglas
Austin E. Griffiths
Griffiths
John DD
Carmody
Robert Walker
Douglas challenged to debate over prosecuting attorney indictments
Lady Willie Forbus asks Malcolm Douglas to debate on the public interest of indictments against county commissioners and bank officials. Douglas would defend the grand jury that issued the indictments while Forbus defends the grand jury. The letter aims to give Seattle voters a chance to judge each candidate's qualifications.
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Malcolm Douglas
Willie Forbus
Douglas
Seattle
Wash
Vicinity
Daugherty Criticism Sparks Contempt Charge News
In Memphis the trial of G. W. Sanders editor of the Memphis Press for contempt was postponed to October 16 by Judge J. W. Ross. The New York World reports Sanders must answer in Memphis for an editorial criticizing injunctions tied to Daughertyism and labor cases.
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Memphis
Tenn
G. W. Sanders
Memphis Press
J. W. Ross
Sanders
New York
New York World Today
Tacoma Times
United States District Court
Wilkerson
Chicago
Ross
Jacob Cohen
The
Labor Review
Cohen
Rail shopmen under injunction ban upheld in Chicago
The Daugherty injunction remained in force as a federal court extended the restraining order against rail shopmen, forbidding actions that would further the July strike. Attorneys said they would appeal as witnesses must testify to prove charges of interference with interstate commerce and mail service. Judge Wilkerson noted the order could become permanent after a second hearing, with only minor changes including permission to use union funds for sick benefits.
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Chicago
Daugherty
Wilkerson
Tacoma Joins City in Fight on Rates
Tacoma and Seattle coordinate to oppose a 31 percent rate hike proposed by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. City attorney J. Chas Dennis cites cooperative effort with Seattle. Wenatchee not affected due to local lines. Colville reports the death of Mrs Grace Wenki, 26, from gasoline stove explosion burns.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
J. Chas, Dennis
Seattle Corporation Counsel
Wenatchee
Babe Ruth Proud Father of Dorothy Ruth
New York reports Babe Ruth is father to a baby girl named Dorothy aged about sixteen months. Mrs. Ruth says Babe is a very proud father and admits the news leaked earlier than expected, noting the baby required incubator care at birth.
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Babe Ruth
New York
Babe
Dorothy
Ruth
Mrs. Ruth
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