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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1922
Page
14
Tokyo reports say Chita government troops and Japanese forces clashed near Habarovsk with conflicting accounts and no clear outcome. Japan demands a reply to its contentions by April 10, outlined after talks in Dairen.
Premier Lloyd George won a confidence vote in the house of commons by a 27 vote majority. He then turned to the industrial crisis with nearly a million engineers locked out and summoned labor leaders and employers for talks. The premier vowed to tackle domestic problems immediately and said his sleeves were rolled up to clean up the situation.
London reports confirm ninety killed and 201 wounded in Belfast from February 10 to March 26. Official tally lists 32 Protestants and 51 Catholics among the dead, six policemen and one officer, with 46 wounded and 115 Catholics among the injured. Churchill announced the casualty figures to Parliament detailing sectarian losses.
Twenty Irish republican extremists died in a border fight in the Sperrin mountains Tyrone as the conflict dragged on for more than a week reports reaching Ulster constables say Sinn Feiners attacked incessantly amid the border clashes.
In Belfast on April 4 Sir James Craig Ulster premier asserted he would never lead Ulster into a free state parliament. He rejected Arthur Griffiths claim that the London peace agreement brought closer Irish unity.
Mrs. Hermond of 2327 West 96th street fought off a man with a rusty revolver and a kitchen stick on Monday night. The 33 year old assailant fled through the back door leaving a blue bandanna, as police and deputies hunted him in the city Tuesday.
Olivia M Stone fainted during the Ellis Guy Kinkead murder trial as United States District Attorney Clark testified. She cried out that her life was being sworn away and accused the prosecutor of lying. The outburst ended with her unconscious collapse and removal from the courtroom.
The expedition led by Captain Amundsen plans to chart Arctic regions and radio daily reports on weather water air and sea conditions. Dr Sverdrup leads scientific work while Lieuts Omdal and Dahl handle aviation and radio duties. The voyage departs from Seattle to Nome with drift across the Arctic Circle aboard the Mand.
Federal officers stop a vegetable wagon in Blount County. Tidmore is shot and dies as Huffstutier testifies that mules bolted. No liquor found. only an old shotgun alleged. Public uproar follows and a federal probe demand arises led by Congressman Huddleston.
Henry W. Young, 77, of 121 Ninth Ave, was struck by an East Madison street car at Third Ave and Senecast Monday evening. He suffered a skull fracture and brain concussion and remained unconscious. believed dying Tuesday in the city hospital. Conductor A. A. Williams operated the car.
In Wallkegan Illinois Judge Claire C Edwards will issue a ruling tomorrow on Gov Len Small's bid to include women on the jury for his embezzlement conspiracy trial. Small's lawyers blocked the trial claiming the jury panel violated legality by excluding women.
Leghorn on the Italian west coast is famous for its straw hats and bonnets known for craftsmanship. Local makers highlight the distinctive woven styles and regional popularity among tourists and shoppers.
All former Alaskans and others are urged to attend a banquet for Gov. Scott C. Bone at the Rainier club Tuesday evening. Reservations are requested by telephone at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday afternoon. Nathan Eckstein will preside at the banquet.
The Jet Park Ladies' Improvement club invites mayoral and city council candidates to speak at Friday evening meetings held at the intersection of 16th Ave and Forest St to discuss local affairs.
A jumble of notes mentions Seattle resident Mrs. Reasie T Redman loving cemeteries and a city council meeting. Gifford Pinchot vows to run and bury bar rooms. soprano Sophie Fraslan headlines Meany hall with selections including Wolff and Shelley. Lloyd George exits as UK PM amid carefree farewells. Spokane writer mocks Noah’s flood. Pete Tolf ord convicted of burglary in the second degree for breaking into Your House at 206 Second Ave.
Funeral services are set for Mia Mary A Street 72 wife of Col Samuel Street of Holmonda who died Sunday in Seattle. Services will be held at 10 am Wednesday at Home Undertaking Co in Seattle.
N. L. Turner testifies in Tacoma superior court that Seattle attorney Henry Clay Agnew funded and planned a jail escape and second bank robbery. Turner, a Roy State Bank robber, says he and fellow inmate Owen Baker intended to break jail February 14 and flee to Vancouver then assist others in escaping and committing crimes.
A column extols Louise Lovely as a well rounded star whose in person appearances counter the doll like images of film queens. It praises her intelligence discipline and even temperament while noting the demanding nature of film work and her avoidance of drug use.
A tale describes a landmass known as the Man with a self declared constitution and government, established in the Irish Sea, presenting a microstate or fictional sovereignty scenario.
Mia Kathryn Miracle, candidate for city council, will sing at an open air meeting on Westlake Ave and Virginia St. She performs selections from Tales of Hoffmann, I Love You Truly, and Hawaiian melodica pieces. Speakers include M. J. Carrigan on The Flower City and J. J. Murray on The Montlake Bridge Bond Issue.
Rep Nolan, chair of the House labor committee, says an early end to the coal strike may come via an informal conference of miners and central competitive field operators. If a wage agreement emerges, wider adoption by operators across fields is expected. In the anthracite field, work remains suspended pending wage talks in New York.
SCRANTON Pa April 4 A break in the ranks of anthracite operators occurred today when the Grove Coal Co of Peckville near here offered to grant the miners demand for a 20 percent advance in wages.
Mayor Hugh M. Caldwell extended best wishes to A C Berry and his wife of 6506 Vietcher St as they load their belongings into a push cart and trek across the continent for education. The Servys plan to bring along a few small children and head to Davenport Iowa to work their way through the Palmer Behood of Chiropractic. Caldwell praised the couple’s desire for further education and family responsibility.
Judge Calvin Hall ordered Edith Stevn Rose Mary MacDougall Helen Adams and Clara L Brown to appear April 17 in Beattie to show why Dr J Eugene Jordans will should not be revoked The petition by John T Hunt attorney for the daughters alleges undue influence over the late physician three daughters received only one dollar each
City zoning commission president KE Goodwin says members gather data to re district the city. The meeting next Tuesday invites all interested in hospital site regulation to attend.
William Walker also known as William Lemons is charged with burglary in the second degree in an information filed Tuesday in superior court.
The piece notes the 104th anniversary of the 1818 US Britain treaty protecting the US Canada border from armament. It highlights a border free of forts and fleets, as observed during Canadian week, crediting early diplomacy over weapons in safeguarding boundaries.
A Portland railroad clerk W. Cameron and five others were arrested in a scheme to forge passes for the Oregon-Washington-Idaho line. Cameron admitted handling pass issuance while John Veatch, a U S attorney, acknowledged the approach. Each suspect is held on $1000 bail as investigators trace forged passes and bogus shipments.
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