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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

12

Bandits Attack Pedestrian and Robbery Duo Reported

A 58 year old Leo Kline was knocked unconscious near Seventh Ave and Virginia as a thug grabbed $152 cash before fleeing. A separate late night robbery involved a two person bandit pair who held up J F Jefferson at Union Street, taking $392 in cash and a $42 item after forcing Burton to silence. The female thief, about 22, tall and dark dressed, and her companion escaped.

Leo Kline Madieonst Seventh Ave Virginia Kline City Hospital Jefferson Burton

Mail Pouch Looted During Armed Robbery In Illinois

Three masked gunmen halted a postal worker near her home in Illinois and seized a mail pouch containing about 60 000 dollars before fleeing in a car. The incident occurred close to a rural area as the employee was making an ordinary delivery. Police launch investigation and search for suspects.

Louis Forloda Wer Hera

Negro Attacks Man With Rock On Sixth Avenue

Hugh Tierney is hospitalized after a nighttime assault as he walked home from night work near Bear the Munro apartments. A negro approached from behind, struck him with a rock but Tierney dodged a fatal blow to the head. Police seek the assailant amid reports of motive linked to Tierney carrying money.

Sixth Ave Hugh Tierney City Hospital Tierney Munro Apartments

Rattlesnake Attacks Toddler in Oregon Garage

A 17 month old child in Woods Oregon was bitten four times by a rattlesnake on the ankle and leg while in a garage Tuesday evening. Neighbors heard the infant cry and summoned aid as the snake wounded the child.

Oranogan Ind

She Killed Sweetheart and Stepfather in Sensational Trials

In Los Angeles Edith Lundberg confessed to shooting and killing her longtime sweetheart Linus F. Warden after years of illness and suicidal thoughts sparked by spiritualist books. A seven-woman, five-man jury acquitted her in 75 minutes.

108 Angeles Linus F. Warden Edith Lundberg Constanly Warden Mag. Lundberg

Sun Yat Sen Leads Nationalist Forces North in China

Reports say Dr Sun Yat Sen has taken personal command of a division and marched north as nationalist victories mount. When Kwangtung forces seized Kwangsi, ten more provinces reportedly joined the nationalist cause, raising expectations the civil war could end in months.

Sun Yat Sen Kwangtung Kwangsi Loy Hing China

New Pastor to Lead Bethel Church in Camas

Rev. James H. Edgar of St. John's Presbyterian Camas has been named pastor of Bethel Presbyterian church. He will deliver his first sermon Sunday at Bethel.

James H. Edgar St. John's Presbyterian Church Camas Bethel Presbyterian Church

French fashions praised by American observer in Paris

Milton Wolff reports French women are better dressed than ever after arranging distribution of Paul Poiret's 100 models in America. At Deauville Poiret showcased 1921 designs with long loose lines, neutral colors, Oriental red and yellow flashes, Chinese wide sleeves, and hand painted decorations.

Paris Milton Wolff Ave America Paul Poiret Wolff Deauville Poiret United Preas

Battleship Remains Supreme in Sea Warfare

Washington reports observers on recent aerial bombing tests of obsolete German ships off Virginia cape conclude the battleship remains the supreme weapon. They suggest no reversal in U S navy construction but call for technical changes to meet aerial warfare progress.

Washington Joint Army and Navy Board Virginia Cape Oat Friesland

Mountaineers Mourn Passing of Hatfield Hero

Mountaineers bury Sid Hatfield former police chief famed for his feud era leadership. The funeral procession crossed the Tug river to Buskirk Kentucky where the Hatfield legacy is tied to Cumberland mountains feuds and regional history.

Hatfield Matewan W. Va Alig Mingo County Sid Hatfield Matfield Ed Chambers Tug River Buskird Cumberland Mountains

Negro Is Lynched by Virginia Mob

A mob of 500 masked citizens lynched Andrew Johnson a Black man near Tobacco, Virginia yesterday after taking him from the sheriff. He was hanged to a tree beside the jail.

Virginia Richmond Andrew Johnson Tobacco

North Coast Introduces Steel Pullman Cars for Limited

J L Carey general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific railway announced Wednesday that new steel Pullman car equipment is now in use on the North Coast limited running from Seattle to Chicago. The upgrade signals a modernization of the prestige service.

North Coast North Coast Limited Seattle Chicago J. L Carey Northern Pacific Railway

Patrol Boat to Guard Vancouver Coast Traps From Pirates

Canadian government commissions an armed patrol boat to protect fish trap owners after raids by organized fish pirates along the Vancouver coast. J H Todd reports a Sunday morning robbery at Muir Creek where 2000 salmon were stolen. Salmon fetch about 40 cents a pound, fueling the raids and public anger.

Vancouver Land E. Cunningham Pacific Net and Twine Co J. H. Todd Muir Creek B. C Todd British Columbia

Couple Wed in Sky On Honeymoon in British Columbia

The aviator Leo Huber announced a new wedding in Seattle as Miss Thelma Way Retechelderfer and Dex ter A. Dimick flew off with their parson W. W. Switzer for a quick marriage in Madison Park. They honeymoon in British Columbia after landing safely.

Leo Huber Seattle

State Patrol to receive about 15000 dollars soon

Director L D McArdle was notified by State Treasurer Clifford L Babcock that about 15000 dollars would soon be available for the state patrol. In Toppenish the school district electors vote to issue 85000 bonds for construction of a classroom unit of a new high school.

Olympia L. D. McArdle State Patrol Clifford L. Babcock Tssue

The Doctor Brumfield Murder Myth in Roseburg

The text recalls a bizarre murder mystery tied to Dr. Brumfield, a civic figure in Roseburg described as ethical yet hinted with a savage streak. It notes his status, habits, and social ties, and sketches the suspect profile for Dennis Russell’s killing. Boalt's second story will appear Friday.

Umea Dr. Brumfield Randy Kitchen Dennis Russell Ruewell Brumfield Russell Dr. Bromfield Roseburg Hie Perkins Richard Roeeburg Umpqua Count Roads Dennis Russell Ia

Jitneys Start On Page One In Des Moines Streetcar Shutdown

Des Moines faces heavy disruption as 65 trolleys halt after a federal court order. Jitneys and 24 hour bus shifts take over, with three drivers per bus and full fleets roaming, while bankers warn of immense losses if street car service cannot resume.

Fivery Bus Des Moines John A. Cavanaugh Des Moines National Bank Martin Wade F. C. Chambers Homer A. Miller

Dr. W. F. Warner Begins Eleventh Prison Term

Dr. William F. Warner aged 76 began serving his eleventh penitentiary sentence in Denver. He received five to ten years for forgery after confessing to depositing fraudulent drafts in more than 100 banks across ten states.

Denver William F. Warner Warner

Evicted claim filed over mining property dispute

Pearl Boyle and David Boyle sue for 26500 against Sheriff W W West Lewis Finch and New Amsterdam Casualty company alleging health impairment caused by eviction from mining property in Snohomish county with jurisdiction in Everett August 4.

Everett Pearl Boyle Sultan Basin Boyles Lewis Finch David Boyle W. W. West Snohomish County Finch New Amsterdam Casualty Company

Portland coal firms pledge $1.50 ton cut in fuel

Portland reports the Pacific Coast Coal Co. announced a $1.50 per ton fuel price reduction and said it would protect its customers in case of further cuts. The move follows earlier statements and signals a coordinated response among local coal suppliers.

Portland Ore Pacific Coast Coal Co

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