Killer- A Soulless Man: Hopkins Narrowly Captured
Everett dispatch details the pursuit and capture of Charles Hopkins a ruthless killer linked to multiple assaults and murders from Seattle to Everett. The report portrays Hopkins as fearless and elusive with a tattooed LOVE on his fingers and a possible sailor past, ending with his arrest by Deputy Sheriff Glover.
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Fred L. Boalt
Everett
Wash
Seattle
Washington St
Charles Hodges
Hodges
Charles Hopkins
Bethel
Ethel
Light
Girl of 19 Doped. Sent Home After Pike Street Incident
Police note a 15 year old found dazed near Pike Street market last night. She was unconscious at her home today, with two men and an older woman reported as companions after drinking wine at a noodle cafe. Taxicab driver Woelke reported an unknown man claiming to notice the girl in distress.
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Juvenile Department
Pike St. Market
20Th Av. S
Seattle
W. P. Woelke
Woetke
Chinese boy confesses to murder of Mrs Millard in Vancouver
Jack Kong, 17, a Chinese youth, confessed to killing Mrs. Chas J Millard wife of the Canadian Pacific Railway ticket agent. Blood stains and torn clothing pointed to a struggle. a bloody axe, hat, and worn garments were found. Police later found charred bones and a gold ring in the furnace after a garden search.
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Vancouver
B. C
Jack Kong
Chas. J. Millard
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kong
Millard
Victoria
No Agreement On New Council Member After Dale Dinner
Six council members met at Councillman C. Allen Dale's home at 2621 Cascadia St. last night but failed to reach a consensus on J. G. Peirce's successor. Erickson and Marble did not attend. Balloting to begin Monday afternoon as no candidate is seen with five votes yet. The vacancy was only briefly discussed by the host.
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C. Allen Dale
Cascadia St
J. G. Peirce
Erickson and
Marble
Peirce
Pop Leonard the Bearcat Actor Injured in Prop Window Fall
Pop Leonard the 300 pound actor known as a bearcat fell from a prop window in Long Beach California and suffered broken ribs and a sprained back as doctors patched him up.
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Long Beach
Cal
Pop” Leonard
Chief Griffiths to Investigate Girl Charges
Chief of Police Griffiths announced an inquiry into Grace Fleming's allegations that she paid Officer Al Humphrey 25 dollars to reduce bail after a November arrest. Fleming, now jailed on a similar charge, withdrew her suit yesterday through attorney Glenn Hoover amid rumored fears of police retaliation. An official investigation will proceed.
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Griffiths
Grace Fleming
al Humphrey
Glenn Hoover
Falls and Cats Head H R Robbins Slips Head Wound
Robbins 28 slipped and fell on Seconday in front of the Hoge building just before noon. He sustained a deep gash on his head and was taken to the city hospital.
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H. R. Robbins
Hoge Building
City Hospital
Fairbanks Club Warns Penniless Men Away From Rush
In Fairbanks Alaska on April 4 the Commercial Club issues a public letter urging unemployed men to avoid the local labor rush warning that conditions are far from satisfactory for job seekers and workers.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Fairbanks Commercial Club
Count de Castellane Resigns to Join Jesuit Monks
Paris April 4 media report that Count de Castellane has decided to become a Jesuit monk. The news notes a dramatic religious shift by the noble figure.
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Paris
Count de Castellane
Lumber baron Frederick Weyerhaeuser dies in Pasadena
The Pasadena dispatch reports Frederick Weyerhaeuser died this morning leaving an estimated fortune of 500 million. Reports praise his modest lifestyle and religious leanings while critics condemn alleged land frauds that funded his wealth.
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Weyerhaeuser
Weyerhi
McCormick and Colby to Speak at Dreamland Rally
Medill McCormick of Chicago and Bainbridge Colby of New York will headline a large progressive mass meeting at Dreamland rink on Wednesday evening April 15 with Mayor Gill presiding. A state progressives conference follows in Evergreen hall Rathskeller building with a central committee noon lunch to feature McCormick and Colby.
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Medill McCormick
Chicago
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Dreamland Rink
Hiram C. Gill
Evergreen Hall
Rathskeller
Slater
State Committee
Central Committee
McCormick and
Colby
Mayor mulls reappointing building superintendent
The mayor initially refused to replace Building Superintendent Josenhans but after an investigation he appears to be considering reappointing him.
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Gill
Josenhans
Poultry Bargains and Suburban Homes Highlight Classifieds
The Star highlights Poultry column listings under Classification 10 as reliable offers. Dealers promise profitable side income for suburban homeowners, reducing living costs through poultry ventures and related opportunities.
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Star
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