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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1921

Page

1

Hatfield and Matewan Gunman Shot at Courthouse

Hatfield and Ed Chambers were killed in a gun battle with detective C. E. Lively at the Matewan courthouse steps. Following the shootout, Lively and four others were arrested on murder charges amid ongoing Mingo county strife and related indictments in Welch.

W.vaco Tae Hatfield Matewan R Ed Chambers House Yard C. E. Lively Welch Mohawky Chambers Union Mingo County Matewan Bill i McDonald County Lively Hatfield Shota

Fragmented local page with scattered notes and quotes

A jumble of brief items mentions a girl found asleep near a gun at Fort Worth practice, jokes on humor and blushes, census talk, a Lake County discovery, Home items, and a tease to read more on Page 7 Column 2. The text blends social commentary, gossip, and partial notices from an early newspaper page.

A O'Brien Fort Woreee

Fire at McKay Annex Ruins Believed Incendiary

Fire Inspector Ries Laing says the Saturday night blaze at the three story McKay Annex apartment building at Seventh Ave and Pike St is incendiary. The vacant building, rented by Joseph Miller who faced arson charges earlier and was acquitted, owned by Charles Punty and managed by West Wheeler, suffered about $6000 in damage after Patrolman Scully found it burning shortly after midnight.

McKay Annex Seventh Ave Pike St Ries Laing Joseph Miller Laingmys Charles Punty Harrigan St West & Wheeler RE. C. Scully Scully Laing

Johnson testifies Bible does not specify race in marriage claim

In New York on August 1, Jack Johnson told a negro church congregation that the Bible does not specify colors in the command to take a wife. He said he married a white college woman and faced backlash, claiming he acted as the Bible instructed.

Jack BIBLE New York Jack Johnson

Three Chinese Educators to be Entertained at Blancs Café

The China club hosts three Chinese educators at Blanc's cafe on August 9. Attendees named include Dr. fu Chen-yen Dr. Tsao and Dr. FY. L. Chang.

Blanc’s Cafe China Club Fu Chen-yen Tsao FY. L. Chang

First steps taken to relieve Russian prisoners

Washington on August 1 reported initial moves to ease the plight of Russians. A cable from Maxim Gorky to Secretary Hoover promised release of prisoners, while Hoover ordered Walter Lyman Brown in London to go to Riga but delay talks until Americans in Soviet hands are freed.

Washington Secretary of Commerce Hoover Maxim Gorky Gorky Walter Lyman Brown American Relief Administration London Riga Suseia

War plan urged by Trotsky to stave famine

Berlin dispatches report Soviet War Minister Leon Trotsky calls for a war covering Poland and all Europe to secure food. The message says Trotsky argued war would force other European nations to provide supplies. London notes the Allied Supreme Council will discuss the Russian famine at its next conference.

Trotsky Europe Carl D. Groat United Press Berlin Poland Leon Trotzky Trotzky London Allied Supreme Council Lloyd George House of Commons

Auburn Plans Big Show With Kick

In a tradition nearly 25 years old, Auburn sets a Wednesday celebration known as Auburn day in the White River valley. The event will close with the annual Auburn day ball at Liberty hall. Seattle’s foreign-born population stands at 73,875 or 23.4 percent per Chamber of Commerce statistics based on the last census.

White River Valley Liberty Hall Seattle Statistics Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce

What Salary Should a Husband Earn Then

A University of Washington graduate asks several women about affordable marriage plans. Lelon McCausland argues a man should earn at least $200 monthly, noting high costs and the difficulty of switching from single to married spending. Helen Worboys contends a right man with good prospects could live with $125, given prudence.

Wanda von Kettler University of Washington Lelon McCausland The College of Education Ashe Lelon Helen Worboys Helen

Hammered husband attacks wife in Portlands home

Frances Coberty is in a local hospital near death after Russell Coberty 25 allegedly struck her with a hammer. He is jailed and blamed her relationship with a third man. Police hunt for the third man as details emerge of their Kalama Wash marriage history.

Portland Frances Coberty Russell Coberty

Mrs Anna Cohen Moves To Oust Them

New York Aug 1 Mrs Anna Cohen took steps to oust her kin, removing to drive them out according to reports.

New York Anna Cohen

Logging Cable Fatality At McNeill Island

William M. Pridges aged 34 was fatally injured Friday night on McNeill Island when a logging cable broke authorities said.

Tacoma William M. Pridges McNeill Island

Beale to Attend Skagit Pioneers Picnic at La Conner

One of the old-timers who will attend the Skagit County Pioneers picnic at La Conner on Thursday is Chas. W. Beale age 91. He spends part of the year in Seattle with his daughter Mrs. F. L. Clem.

Leland Ryder Presbyterian North End Aurora Ave Brewer William H. Sears Acros Ryder Wome J. Y. Ryder 10Th Ave. N Skagit County la Conner Chas. W. Beale Seattle Mra, F. L. Clem

Speeders Nabbed On Des Moines Rothell Pacific Highways

Twenty three speeders were arrested Sunday by deputies from the sheriff s office on the Des Moines Rothell and Pacific highways.

Sheriff's Des Moines, Rothell and Pacific

Slugger in North End: Ryder Denies Assault Claims

The article recounts a youth named Ryder in custody denying attacking women after three neighborhood girls visited his grandmother’s house. He describes a misinterpreted incident with blindman’s buff and a handkerchief game, insisting no assault occurred. Authorities, including the prosecutor, reference differing statements from the children’s mother.

North End Ryder

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