Mystery death of cabaret pianist in Edmonds
Officials probe the death of Ethel Haley a former Cecil cafe pianist found in a car near Edmonds after a Seattle trip. A companion party included George Cloutier and Andy Hodak. autopsy and inquest are planned as investigators review a suicide note and possible Alaska plans.
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Edmonds Sa
Seattle
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Edmonds
Haley
Navarre Hotel
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Charles B. Scott
Puget Sound Mill Co
Port Angeles
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Review Fleet at New York Today
New York April 14 The Atlantic fleet of 103 war vessels began steaming into New York harbor twenty four hours ahead of time. destroyers led in long gray ranks bearing shell fire scars from German submarines. Admiral Mayo aboard the Petinayl Vania was expelled during the afternoon. Battleships include units that cooperated with the British grand fleet in the North sea.
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New York Harbor
Admiral Mayo
North Sea
Oil Inspection Act Is Killed in Supreme Court Ruling
Washington's oil inspection act was struck down by the Supreme Court after Standard Oil challenged the law as a revenue act due to fees deemed excessively high. The decision comes from the April 14 session.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Japanese Art Store Owner Dies in City Hospital
Y Katagawa proprietor of a Japanese art store at 708 Main St. was found at his shop at 2 a m Monday and died shortly after in City Hospital. Police ambulance transported him. cause of death undetermined as hospital physicians continue to investigate Monday night.
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Y. Katagawa
Mainst
Wedding of Edith Bailey and Charles McKay at Lakewood Club
More than fifty guests attended the wedding and supper for Edith Lillian Bailey and Charles John McKay at the Lakewood clubhouse Sunday night. The ceremony occurred last week and the couple will reside at 2365 Hudson Avenue.
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Charles John McKay
Lakewood
Mrs. McKay
Hudson At
Suspect Hodak questioned after Seattle party incident
Scott said Hodak was picked up by the party at Fifth and Pike in Seattle and claimed he did not know the women involved. He was taken to the Cloutier home for questioning as authorities pursued possible poison suspicions.
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J B. Mellroy
Ermonds
361st Infantry Is Due to Reach Seattle Soon
The 361st Infantry of the 91st division is confirmed to arrive in Seattle soon. A war department telegram says large units of the division are demobilizing to camps, with the 361st to come home via Camp Lewis. Community leaders plan a grand welcome with decorations, bands, airplanes, and a major fundraising drive to feed and entertain about 3,000 arriving soldiers.
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Northwest
War Department
Presidio
Camp Kearney
Fort D. A. Russell
Camp Lewis
Porta
Harris
G. T. S. White
Bank of California
White
Second Ave
Ocean Flight Postponed by Weather Amid Transatlantic Race
Weather delays Maj. Wood's transatlantic attempt from Ireland as high winds affect the task. Air ministry reports slow conditions on the British side. In St Johns Newfoundland pilots Hawker and Maj Morgan prepare Martinsyde craft, hinting at near simultaneous efforts to cross the Atlantic.
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Ireland
Air Ministry
Atlantic
ST. Johns
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United Press
Hawker
Maj. Morgan
Jewelry Stolen From Residence on 27th Ave Afternoon
Jewelry valued at several hundred dollars was stolen from the home of F. G. Sherbone at 818 27th Ave Southeast. Two diamond rings valued at 65 dollars each were taken during the Sunday night theft.
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F. G. Sherbone
27Th Ave
There Are Ten Jobs Hunting You In This City
Advertisers seek workers like you and readers of want ads will see your notice if published in this paper with reasonable persistence. They will recognize your fitness for the work they want done based on your ad.
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W. B. Taylor
Richfield
Conn
Alaska
Mamma
Japanese Troops Deployed as Riots Erupt in Korea
April 14 report says street protests across Korea turn violent with six more Japanese battalions sent to assist in quelling unrest. Troops headed for Pusan and Genean, four hundred gendarmes dispatched from Osaka to Uise area amid rising tensions.
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Korea
War Office
Pusan
Genean
Dsaka
Uiese Polnta
League Plan Meets Favor
Washington April 14 Peace conference statesmen begin informing the world of progress on the league covenant. The big four plan public statements to gauge back home reaction before open covenants openly arrived at. Republicans express cautious optimism as amendments aim to win Senate acceptance amid lingering questions on Germany and immigration.
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United Press Cori
Washington
Lloyd George
Wilson
League
Germany
France Is Given Big Indemnity
Paris reports France to receive 55 percent of reparations collected from Germany. Paris updates note Premier Lloyd George hopes progress at the peace conference continues and Wilson plans a statement on near completion. Italy’s Fiume stance and possible internationalization are discussed as the big four meet. Clemenceau hints at an earlier date for German involvement, possibly before April 25.
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the Mail
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Fiume
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Clemenceau
Count von Reventlow Backs Limited Monarchy in Germany
Count von Reventlow, former military expert for Berliner Tageblatt, telegraphs from Basse saying he favors restoring a limited monarchy. He says Germany lacks a military spirit, seeks a strong national spirit like France, and doubts the current conference will secure lasting peace. He argues peace must treat Germany as a belligerent.
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Basse
Count von Reventlow
Berliner Tageblatt
Germany
Marne
Editor Charged With Murder of Judge in Richmond
Richmond Mo April 9 editor R C Lyon of the Richmond Conservator is charged with first degree murder after Judge F P Diverbiss died from nine knife wounds inflicted April 7. Lyon is jailed without bond awaiting trial.
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F. P. Diverbiss
Seventh Judicial District
R. C. Lyon
Richmond Conservator
Lyon
German remobilization alleged near Czech frontier
Paris reports M. Broda, head of a Czechoslovak delegation, claims Germany is massively preparing for war. He cites remobilization of 30 batteries near Nursittay, 36 fachizem, and other units in Brandenburg, with 56 enlisting about 560 each. Ammunition, guns, shells, airplanes and guns are reportedly moved into the area.
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Matin
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Saxony
Silesia
Germany
Broda
Saxon Minister Neuris Killed in MGB Disclosures
Dispatches report Dresden and Berlin battles over Saxon War Minister Neuris who was wounded, fell into the Elbe, and died trying to swim away. Proclaimed law and bitter fighting follow the incident as troops move to suppress uprising.
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Neuris
H Saab
Elbe
Dresden
Neuring
Ace
Berlin
Italian writers criticize Italian leaders over peace talks
Rome reports Italian correspondents abroad attack the peace conference and the American stance. They claim Premier Orlando would push Italy to demand peace terms while academics and patriots urge Matia to resist the barbarian yoke and deliver Ty from oppression.
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United F
Pal
Italy
Orlando
Ukrainian Guns Bombard Lemberg in Siege Report
United Press dispatches from London say Ukrainian artillery heavily bombarded Lemberg on Thursday and Friday, killing and wounding many civilians. The city was recaptured from Ukrainian forces by Polish troops a few weeks earlier.
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London
United Press
Lemberg
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