Council stalls jitney permits in Cowen park district moves
The council refused permits for jitneys in the Cowen park district and adopted a resolution urging the mayor to convene a conference on grade for the tideland district. Ordinances seek road name changes on 38th Ave N and a $2,500 isolation hospital project at Firlands.
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Erickson
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EB. John St
Western Railroads
American Legion
Kansas City
Public Utilities
W. Dravus St
Finance Committee
Firlands
Utilities and Finance Committee
Board of Public Works
Western Ave
University
Virginia St
North Side Bank
Swan Lake
Flower Show Opens In Seattle With 40000 Blooms
The Seattle Flower Show at the Leach pavilion marks its second day with about 40 000 flowers on display. Dahlias emerge as the crowd favorite while the Seattle Horticultural Association oversees a free admission event. Judges finished Monday and winning flowers are noted.
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Seattle
Leach! Pavilion
Seattle Horticultural Association
Registration Simplified at University Amid Fee Debate
New enrollment streamlining reduces campus wandering as students register in one building. Despite a 65 percent tuition rise triggering student protests, 8,600 signed up by Monday night and total registration is expected over 4,600. A lone obstacle: Recorder Stone lacked a blank form.
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Board of Regents
Comptroller’s Office
George Bailey
Washington
Morris
Davis & Morris Shoe Co
Seaboard Building
Fourth and
Pike
Assault on Star writer leads to fine for Roy Knight
Roy Knight, brother-in-law of Farry Tompkins, was fined 50 for assaulting W. E. Chambers, a Star writer, on a county ferry deck at Kirkland on September 12. The incident, planned earlier with support from other ferry system employees, marked a second attack on Chambers.
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Roy Knight
W. E. Chambers
Dalton
Knight
Farry Tompkins
Chambers
Kirkland
Emma Goldman Plans Return to America From Russia
In Moscow Emma Goldman, calling herself the mother of American anarchists, says she will return to the United States in November for freedom and to educate Americans. She notes less liberty in Russia, plans Berlin for an anarchist congress, and may stay in Germany briefly. She opposes government in general, approves violence only in extreme cases, and is raising funds for a European memorial. Alexander Berkman, deported with Feuna, lives nearby and will join her in Berlin.
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United Ress
Moscow
America
Emma Goldman
United Press
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United States
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Berlin
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Fmma
Europathia
Alexander Berkman
Feuna
Bertin
Japanese Population Grows 64 Percent in Decade
Census figures show the Japanese in the United States rising from 72 157 in 1910 to 111 010 in 1920, a 64.4 percent increase the largest among native and foreign born groups, with Whites 94 820 915 and Negroes 10 463 131. The total U S population is 105 751 420.
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Washington
United States
Indiana
Dr Brumfield Is Violent in Cell
Roseburg Oregon September 27 Bert G Bates a Roseburg newspaper man nearly fainted interview with Dr Richard M Brumfield at the county jail Brumfield struck Bates at the cell door bars mistaking him for an attorney and tried to hurl a bottle He also threw coal chunks at the visitors as Sheriff Starmer stood by
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Roseburg
Ore
Bert G. Bates
Richard M. Brumfield
Brumfield
Donnis Russell
Bates
Dexter Rice
Steve Smith
Sheriff Starmer
Coat dispute leads to assault claim in court
Mrs Ida Nickum says Ernest Arment attacked her after her husband William Nickum planned to attend a party with Arment. She alleges Arment beat her in a third degree assault and says the incident followed a failed tactic to obtain the husband’s overcoat from her. Deputy Prosecutor Carmody recorded her statement.
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Ernest Arment
Ida Nickum
Arment
Nickum
John PD. Carmody
William F. Nickum
New Irish Meet Is London Hope
London reports a Sinn Fein plenipotentiaries and British cabinet ministers may meet in London next week to discuss peace. Lloyd George plans to forward a note inviting De Valera to send a deputation and publish it Thursday. Most British ministers have reviewed the rough draft and no strong opposition is evident.
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London
Sinn Fein
Lloyd George
de Valera
Garrloch
Civic club meeting at Blancs cafe Thursday
General discussion on city civic activities scheduled by the Centric club at Blancs cafe on Thursday at 12 15 p m. The notice presents a compact call to local residents to participate.
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Concentric Club
Blanc’s Cafe
Vast Crop Profits Highlight Apple District Prosperity
Apple growers in Chelan county expect solid margins with top varieties selling for 2.76 a box. Average returns run about 1.60 for Winesaps Spitzenbergs and Jonathans, while growers anticipate 6 000 to 10 000 dollars profit from ten acres. Irrigation plans from Lake Wenatchee aim to add 40 000 irrigated acres, boosting the Wenatchee apple region further.
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Chelan County
Washington State College of
Pullman
Alding
Lake Wenatchee
Columbia River
Quincy
Wenatchee
Page Resigns as Tariff Commission Chairman
President Harding accepts the resignation of Thomas W. Page from the chairmanship of the federal tariff commission. Page will continue as a member of the commission, with no change to his broader duties.
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Page
Washington
Thomas W. Page
Federal Tariff Commission
Harting
White House
Commission
Mine Workers plan challenge to A. F. of L. leadership
In Indianapolis on September 27 delegates from the United Mine Workers forecast a confrontation with the American Federation of Labor. The dispute focuses on the federation leadership’s refusal to financially aid coal miners in litigations, including President Samuel Gompers and the executive council.
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Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers’ Con
Re Fusal
Samuel Gompers
Executive Council
Federation
German mark drops to lowest opening level ever
NEW YORK Sept 27 The mark opened at .0081, down .0006 percent from the prior level, marking the lowest quotation on record as dealers brace for further declines.
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