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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1922

Page

6

Genoa Conference Shows Early Signs of Progress

Genoa April 12 Lloyd George says disputes in the first 48 hours of the economic parley have been straightened out. Four obstacles overcome include admission of Russia, non aggression pact among powers, and commissions structure. An American observer notes progress hinges on reparations discussion.

Genoa Tower of Babel Lloyd Russia of Nations Tos Europe Cannes Tehit Lloyd George Frank A. V

Funeral Delayed by Coroner Inquest Defense

Funeral for Henry Re, killed Monday on a street, was halted by Coroner Willis H. Cor Tuesday. The coroner ordered the casket opened and the body examined by a jury. Proceedings resumed later as the inquest moved to Oak Cemetery with the inquest postponed to 10 a.m. Wednesday for Beliavsky.

Henry Re Willis H. Cor Carson Beliavsky Bonney-Watson Chapel Oak Cemetery

Oil Mistaken for Water Kills Two on Oregon Road Job

Portland April 12 Two men Marcus Lovenstein 37 and Olsen 40 were killed while fighting a fire in a tent believed to have been caused by coal oil mistaken for water. Two other occupants escaped. The pair, employed by Utah Construction Co on a Wilkesboro to Veronia road project, were awakened by a watchman when flames erupted shortly after midnight, reportedly started by a cigarette.

Portland Marcus Lovenstein Olsen Lovenstein Utah Construction Co Wilkesboro Veronia Ore

Caldwell Seeks to Stop Public Waste on Bridge Bonds

Mayor Caldwell plans to ask the city to rescind a resolution offering 500000 dollars in general obligation bonds for the West Spokane Street bridge. He proposes financing the work with a general fund loan, noting 2 percent bank surplus yields versus 5 percent bond interest, estimating a 7500 dollar saving after a Tuesday meeting with the advisory board.

Caldwell Spokane St General Fund City Advisory Board

Funeral services for Mrs J W Vaux

Funeral services for Mrs John W Vaux 35 who died at Colfax California will be held Friday at 3 p m at Bonney Watsons undertaking establishment. Mrs Vaux wife of John W Vaux president of Hill Syrup Co. She and her husband had gone to Albuquerque New Mexico January 1 for her health. Death occurred on the return trip.

John W. Vaux Colfax Cal Bonney-Watson's Undertaking Establishment

Vamp West Tours Nation With Mother on Stage Debut

Jane West, daughter of Paul West, tours the United States with Ethel Barrymore's Decassee company. In Seattle she discusses her stage debut and hopes to learn from top actors while traveling with her mother.

Jane Weat Paul Weet France United States Jane Weet Ethel Barrymore Milas West Washington Damrosch School of Music New York Mian West Mre. Lealie Jane Weert Seattle Paul West New York World China Mins Weet Hugh Walpole Sir James Barrie Arnold Bennett Bernard Shaw West Jane West

Slayer Freed After Six Weeks in Missouri State Asylum

Frank Thompson a Kansas stock man who killed Harry Brunner of Cedar Rapids Jaws was released from the Missouri state asylum in St. Joseph after six weeks confinement. The supreme court freed him citing indefinite insanity statutes preventing confinement in criminal cases. Thompson returns to custody of relatives.

ST. Joseph Frank Thompson Kanes Harry Brunner Cedar Rapids Jaws Kansas City Livestock Exchange Thompson Supreme Court Missouri

Millionair Club Founder Denies Goes Bankrupt Reports

MG Johan son, a candidate for city council, sued a statement Wednesday asserting that political enemies are trying to wreck the Millionair Club by circulating reports that the organization will go out of business. The founder says the reports are unfounded.

Millionair Club Rendeavous MG. Johanson

Police Accused in Bellingham Case Sparks Inquiry

City Detective George R. Ames faces bribery charges as the civil service board moves to try two other officers, Detective Marty Jordan and Max Laase, on misconduct claims. Ames reportedly disappeared after the case opened, with allegations of extortion and bad checks. Laase allegedly fought Chief Yous, while Jordan was blamed for avoiding cases and tipping off a raid.

Bellingham George R. Ames Civil Service Commission Anmee Civil Service Board Ames Marty Jordan Max Laase Laase Yous Jordan

Thugs Slug and Rob Man on First and Third Avenues

Charles Gullane aged 66 said two men stopped him on First avenue Tuesday night and slugged him across the head before robbing him of 366 dollars and a gold watch. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment and police issued descriptions as they searched the city Wednesday.

Third Ave Yeater Way Charles Gullane First Ave Gullane City City Hospital

Pledges Named by Phi Beta Kappa at University of Washington

Names of Phi Beta Kappa pledges announced include Peter Odegard Donald Harris Elwood Hutcheron Mia Milfred Gelerman Charles Hayes William Wilson Alice Dunn A Joel Anderson George Geoghefan Kai Jensen Howard Robertson Joseph Nievincki Mre Cora Goodman Tallmas named honorary alumna for graduate work at Northwestern university Selection based on scholarship Bellingham J P Hyde former mayor of Maine dies after failed suicide attempt by shooting and medical complications

Phi Beta Kappa University of Washington Peter Odegard Donald Harris Elwood Hutcheron Mia Milfred Gelerman Charles Hayes William Wilson Alice Dunn A. Joel Anderson George Geoghe Fan Kai Jensen Howard Robertson Joseph Nievincki Cora Goodman Tallmas Northwestern University

Farmer Ties Cow in Barn Then Loses Barn

In Woorter Ohio a farmer tied the cow in the barn and went to bed. The next morning the barn suffered a mysterious loss as the cow’s actions or an unknown incident left the barn in ruins or collapsed. Local authorities investigate possible causes and ownership of the ruined structure.

Woorter Ohio

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