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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1921
Page
10
A quarrel at Barker hotel on Sixth Avenue and St. early Wednesday led to a waitress Violet Voll being arrested. She faced charges of drunken and disorderly conduct and possession of an explosive device. No clear explanation was given.
Clara Suez waitress held for driving while drunk after arrest at S4G nd ave and Main. Patrolman Holmes made the arrest. She is among several women charged with the offense. J Hanson 26 fisherman and Ralph Hanson 26 Meher, also in the auto, charged with drunkenness.
Ruth Butler 18 admits stealing a 150 dollar check from Dr A Ghent and accuses Bruce Anderson and Charles Hand of dividing loot from the Society theatre. detectives say she overheard plans and that the pair split over 100 dollars. Butler held on an open charge while Anderson was questioned and later arrested.
Patrolmen C. W. Bell and C. McQuade led the drive on the Duwamish bank. They jailed Masson J. and Moribaldi and H. Haso hing for operating without a license.
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania introduced a joint resolution to end the state of war with Germany. The measure, in simple form, would repeal the 1911 and 1917 war declarations and set terms for property, claims, and treatment of German nationals. The foreign relations committee will review it in coming days.
Federal court moves to convict five remaining Japanese defendants in a conspiracy case involving stowaways from the liner Alabama Mary. Seven defendants were withdrawn from the prosecution after new instructions from Washington. Final arguments were in progress as the jury decision loomed.
In Portland on April 13 a trial recounts a quarrel over fried eggs between ship cooks Bruno and Pawluk aboard the Montague. Bruno testifies Pawluk attacked him near a summer home, forcing Bruno to shoot in self defense, killing Pawluk on February 15.
At 3 a m Wednesday August Halberg 64 a carpenter shot himself in an upstairs room at 2308 N 39th St with a 38 caliber revolver after suffering stomach cancer. His wife heard the shot and found him dead as deputies say he planned the act during the night. Body taken to Bleitz Undertaking Co. The Halbergs had resided at their address about a year.
City officers raided a hotel at 1610 Second Ave and arrested George Neal, 49, the landlord, on charges of possession of 12 quarts of whiskey. He is held for government officers.
In Judge J. T. Ronald's court on Tuesday a jury awarded Vincent Nobile 4150 to compensate for the death of his son Eugene Joseph, age six, who was killed by an automobile owned and driven by Guat Olson.
Downstairs Store offers tan cotton suits for children ages 3 to 8 with straight trousers large pearl buttons belt and round collar at exceptional value of fifty cents each.
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