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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1919

Page

8

Married Two Wives and a Third Lover Charged

Fuson alias Franklin, ex lieutenant in the spruce division, is accused of bigamy and theft and is said to have spread a death report to cloud the charges. He signed a confession admitting marriage to Vera Houghton in Vancouver and a prior Cincinnati marriage while wife lived. He became engaged to an Aberdeen girl after the bigamy and changed his name in July. Fuson will face a U S commissioner hearing in Seattle after being brought from Jacksonville by justice agents.

KR. Fason Franklin Spruce Seattle Jacksonville Fla Department of Justice F. KR. Conway United States District Attorney Fuson Vera Houghton Portland Cincinnati Aberdeen LaGrande Ore Miss Houghton Vancouver Wash Ohio Farson Leutenant Grays Harbor Motorship Corporation Furson Camp Custer Puyson Army Intelligence United States FR. W. McClelland

Negro Shot in Gambling Row at Diamond Restaurant

Albert Murphy, 28, colored, recovering from a bullet wound in the head after a craps game behind the Diamond restaurant at Itth ave S and Jackson st Monday night. James Boyd, poolroom operator, held in city jail after a gun discharged during a fight with Tom Porter over bets. Eyewitnesses say Boyd struck Porter, Porter attacked Boyd, the gun fired and Murphy was struck. Police report many negros participated in the game conducted on a large scale.

Albert Murphy Diamond Itth Ave. S Jackson St Murphy James Boyd Tom Porter Boyd Porter Ac Gaeitie

Hungary Blockade Ends as Danube Opens

Paris reports the council of five has lifted the blockade on Hungary. The Danube is now fully open to foreign trade, marking a return to normal shipping flow and international commerce early this week.

Hungary Paris Council of Five Danube

Youth Held On Murder Charge In Coquille

Harold Howell a 14 year old boy bound over to the grand jury on a murder charge in Coquille Oregon Miss Lilian Deathold 16 was killed Gunsmith Samuel Whetstone testified the bullet came from a Stevens rifle found in Howells possession Two copper cartridges matching Howells rifle were found at the scene by John Deuthold.

Coquille Ore Harold Howell Lilian Deuthold Carroll Warden Howell Hall Samuel Whetstone Stevens John Deuthold

Commission Finds Jobs for 1 700 Men

The veterans welfare commission located positions for 1 700 returned men in July. MP Goodner, director, reported the finding at the commission’s Monday meeting.

Commission Veterans’ Welfare Commission MP Goodner

Escapes Jail But Returns to Pay Fine in Coin

An Angeleno named Nuffi escaped the city jail while on work detail but returned early today. He said he was away on business and would pay the fine, claiming the matter was settled and he would serve no more time.

Los Angels Cal Angeleno Nuffi

Chilean Belle to Wed Colombian Minister's Brother-in-Law

The Chilean belle Se orita Beachaurre has gained popularity in Washington due to her Latin American ties. She is from Chile and will marry Carl o Uribe, brother-in-law of the Colombian minister Ureta.

Orita Beachaurre Washington Chile Carlow Uribe Colombia Ureta

Romanian General Halts at Budapest

General B Nurescu, commander in chief of the Romanian army, says occupation of Hungary will stop at the outskirts of Budapest and will not interfere in Budapest internal affairs. Dispatches had reported Romanian forces occupying Budapest despite allies' orders to halt.

Budapest

Taxi Man Fights Robbers After Nighttime Carjack Near Seattle Hotel

W V Lace, Seattle Taxicab driver, was attacked as he answered a call near the New Washington hotel. He fought off two assailants with an auto jack, then slipped and was knocked unconscious. Fellow driver H W Baden fired seven shots at the fleeing car but the suspects escaped. Lace was bruised but unhurt. In a separate incident, G M Dyer was robbed by two highwaymen who forced him to drive to a wooded area near Issaquah before fleeing. deputies could not locate them.

New Washington W. V. Lace Seattle Lace H. W. Baden Beneca At Baden Ineult G. M. Dyer Madison Redmond Imsaquah Dyer Lake Sammamish Lumber Co

Woman Pinned in Water Under Auto and Drowned

A car driven by Alfred Flogers crashed through a bridge railing near Index at Devil's Elbow, overturning down a 20 foot embankment. Passengers Miss Mary Thornton 20 died trapped in the wreck, Rogers injured and taken to Monroe hospital, others slightly hurt. Thornton drowned in shallow creek water beneath the vehicle.

Index Alfred Flogers Dayton Ave Mary Thornton 17Th Ave Cloverdale St Rogers

Ludendorff to Publish Book on the Great War

London observers anticipate General Ludendorff publishing his account of the great war. As a dominating German figure he can illuminate obscure episodes, judge Allied leaders, and expose relations between Kaiser, civil, and military powers. His work is expected to trigger controversy and revelations.

London Ludendorff

Marriage license issued in Denver for Nale and Ham mer

A marriage license was issued in Denver for Edward G. Nale and Elizabeth Ham mer, formalizing their union.

Denver Edward G. Nale Elizabeth Hammer

Youths Seize Auto At Curb In Bold Theft

George McMath age 19 is held on an open charge after a daring auto theft near the Metropolitan garage. McMath and an unidentified companion ran to the owner J. K. Shelton’s car as he entered the garage. Shelton chased on Seventh Ave with a motorcyclist and caught McMath. the second youth escaped.

George McMath McMath J. K. Shelton Laurelhuret Ave Metropolitan Fifth Ave Shelton Seventh Ave Olivert W. A. Eliott

Hindenburg to Head New Conservative Party

Berlin reports Marshal Von Hindenburg plans to lead a new national people's party with an extremely conservative stance. The article notes a state tribunal preparing preliminary war responsibility reports for the national assembly at Weimar and mentions labor circles proposing socialization of electric power plants.

Berlin Marshal von Hindenburg National People's Party National Assembly Weimar

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