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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1922

Page

12

Raids Nab Soft Drink Shops In City Bust

Federal agents and police raided several soft drink shops late Wednesday arresting three women and four men. A brewery and 3850 gallons of beer were seized. Individuals named include K Maka and Mrs F Hana among those held without bail as officers to close shops violating state liquor laws.

K. Maka Aki F. Hana Washington St A. Mort H. Y. Oka A. Oka B Landeen Ave Elisave

Bandits Attack Store. Weaver Headed to Hospital

Bandits entered the store brandishing a gun as they tried to flee. Weaver and Hyman confronted them. Weaver disarmed a bandit and tied him. The injured attacker was found unconscious in the home. Weaver’s condition improved at the hospital with a possible recovery, bullets still inside him. The other bandit fled through a window and escaped.

Weaver Hyman Pa- City

Rader recalls early football days and rise to evangelist

The account centers on Paul von Rader and his brother Rev Ralph Rader with memories of Puget Sound victories, a Moody Church pivot to ministry, and a football culture in early 1900s towns. The piece notes Paul Rader’s conversion, pastorate, and travels for the Christian Missionary Alliance.

Colorado The State University Jeffries Moody Church Chicago Christian Missionary Alliance Ralph Rader Paul Tabernacle Chris Vanity

Local Politics Notes Reveal Campaign Tactics

A passage describes political activity on page one with mentions of paying carfare for volunteer precinct workers and expenses around $100. The subject writes letters to newspapers and arranges campaigners who visit his law office, though he claims he cannot meet them often.

Lundy Vows Police Shakeup to Halt Vice in Seattle

Ira D. Lundy, mayoral candidate, told West Seattle Federated Cities at Gatewood that if elected he will overhaul the police to enforce laws against vice. He warned gambling must stop and cabarets must clean up or be clawed.

Seattle Ira D. Lundy West Seattle

Cunningham Seeks Tax Relief in Seattle Mayoral Run

Maj. T J Cunningham declares he will ease Seattle's tax burden in his mayoral bid. Speaking before Tax Reduction council Taxpayers' league and Federated Improvement clubs at Good Eats he attacks high taxes as slowing the city. He is described struggling with Mrs Day in an awkward moment.

Seattle Maj. T. J. Cunningham Tax Reduction Council Taxpayers’ League Federated Improvement Clubs Good Eats

Far East May Be War Cause

Washington reports dangerous complications in the Far East may lead to war and involve the United States over the four power Pacific treaty Borah Idaho will inform the senate Japan accused of fomenting trouble in Chita and possibly provoking wider conflict Japan’s tactics in Russian territory seen as risk to Sakhalin and Pacific allies leading to warfare in the East

Washington Far East United States Borah Idaho Senate Japan Tokyo Chita Provocateurs Pacific Sakhalin Rusia China

Missing Kelso Banker Alleged To Have Fled To Mexico

In Tacoma on April 6 the defense in Mrs. Maude Stewart s suit against Mutual of Omaha and Provident for 45000 claimed Fred Stewart disappeared March 17 1971 after leaving the ferry Queen and fled to Mexico. Depositions were promised from California witnesses who saw him in Los Angeles and Hanford and from a San Francisco to Salina Cruz steamer captain who hinted Stewart or a lookalike sailed toward Manzanillo Mexico.

Tacoma Fred Stewart Kelso Mexico California Maude Stewart Mutual and Produential Life Insurance Companies Rupp Stewart Los Angeles Hanford Cal San Francisco Salina Cruz Manzanillo

Man Held 27 Days Without a Charge

M. L. Ferguson an alleged burglar began the 27th day in the city jail on an open charge. He was arrested March 10 after leaping from a hotel window into an area near Officer Reynolds and is held supposedly for the arrival of state parole officer G. Shattuck.

M. L. Ferguson Ferguson Listhave King At George Reynolds G. Shattuck

Mine Owners Accused In Broad Financial Conspiracy

Washington reports Representative Browne charged the coal dispute shows a powerful group of 25 men controlling 25 2 percent of the nation s steam transportation and 88 Class 1 railroads. He named banks and insurers including J P Morgan Co First National Bank Equitable Trust Guaranty Trust Equitable Life Mutual Life and others as members of a super corporation dominating banking railroads and coal mines. The charges were presented to the House labor committee as it seeks a conference to end the walkout.

Washington Browne Wisconsin Railroads United States Steel Corporation House Labor Committee J.P. Morgan & Co First National Bank of New York Equitable Trust Co Guaranty Trust Co Equitable Life Insurance Association of the United States Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York American Society Co Mechanics and Metals National Bank National City Bank National Surety Co New York Trust Co National Bank

Parley Considered by Mine Operators

CHICAGO April 6 coal mine operators met to consider inviting the house of natives taker committee to meet with the mine union head April 10 to discuss a strike settlement. It seemed the invitation would likely be declined.

Chicago Clinois House of Natives

Mine Operators to Discuss Coal Strike Situation

Members of the Washington Coal Operators Association scheduled to meet in the Lyon Building rooms Thursday to discuss the coal strike situation.

Washington Coal Operators’ Association Lyon Building Thureday

Two Seattle Women Vanish in Double Mystery

Two Seattle women, Mrs Hagel Rosale and Mrs Sarah Xiros, vanished within hours of each other Monday. Police pursue a possible link but see no significance yet. Both women were described with distinct eye and hair colors and outfits. A Berkeley student was dismissed from UC for stealing track shoes from the Associated Students store.

Beatty Hagel Rosale Jack Hosaie Leary Ave Boasig John Xiros Market #1 Sarah Xiros Boewie Berkeley Cal University of California Associated Students

Nonunion Crackdown Tells Town to Leave or Face Action

Barefoot and Windber authorities enforce a broad nonunion crackdown. They arrest and expel organizers, threaten breaches of peace charges, and forbid street loitering while pledging to defend free speech and assembly amid an ongoing miners dispute.

Woman Guilty in Death Plot in Kittanning

Mina Amelia Whann found guilty of inciting a Cuban youth to kill her husband Dr. John Whann to win his love. The youth received ten years and six months. Whann was released on $2600 bail. Dr. Whann supported her defense amid testimony of plans to murder and burn the home.

Kittanning Lang Mra. Whann

Police Chief Publishes 1905 Style Officers Manual

Chief W. H. Searing issues a new police manual for officers in uniform detailing forbidden conduct and discipline. It bans smoking cussing gambling loafing and gossip while urging polite treatment of prisoners and firm, quiet approach to arrests.

W. H. Searing

Rent Free Home Offered to Seattle Couple

Mrs. George Canney offers a vacant lot and a large tent rent free for six months to a worthy Seattle couple to aid Beattie’s relief. She will provide the lot and tent and can be reached at Kenwood 4268-1-1.

George Canney Beattie The Star Today Kenwood

Band of 560 men sought after Army equipment heists

Detectives search Camp Dix New Jersey for a 560 man band suspected of plotting to rob government stores. The group looted warehouses valued at about $200000 in equipment.

Camp DIX N. J

Riot Control Manual Says Officers Must Avoid Brutality

Fragmentary text notes training guidance on crowd control and the rule against officers running a hotel while maintaining police pay, highlighting methods likened to deescalation over force. The passage references the influence of personality versus corporal enforcement and cites a definition of a riot as three or more persons.

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