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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1922

Page

1

Walker girl vindicated as insane charge fails

Miss Roberta Walker a 24 year old music teacher is freed as insanity charges pressed by her mother fail in court. Defense attorneys say the judge ordered a commission to assess mental state while Miss Walker remains in custody of a state officer until Monday. The case centers on an engagement to Lester Ingram Largent linked to regional connections.

E. P. Chalcraft Anna Brinker B. Peterson Walker Armanda J. Gordon Hus Peterson Miss Walker Lester Ingram Largent Washington Largent J. M. la Follette Pullman Wash U. S Robert la Follette

Police Chief and Mayor Clash Over City Car Theft

The Star reports tension between Mayor Brown Chief Seve Inspector O'Brien as a city car was stolen during a family outing. Violations of a pledge against using city cars for private errands are cited. A downtown crash involving officers amid public outcry prompts upheaval calls.

Mayor Brown O’brien Messrs. Brown, Severyns the Star

Pacific Coast Great Three Hour Americanization Parade

Thousands of veterans from the civil war to present are to march in a staging of the largest military parade on the Pacific coast. The 91st division reunion features 20 bands, historic division flags, and guards. The parade begins 1 40 at Third Ave and Virginia, moves to Second Ave, Yesterway, and returns to the reviewing stand at Virginia and Westlake with Gov. Hart Major Brown and Admiral Eberle among dignitaries.

Pacific Coast 91St Third Ave Virginia At Second Ave Yesterway Virginia Westlake Louis F. Hart Edwin J. Brown E. B. Eberle Pacific Feet

Davey Cleared by Captain Mason In Raid Incident

Captain Joe T. Mason declares Davey innocent of all wrongs. He praises Davey as conservative and steady, notes his wife and children camping on Vashon Island, and explains Davey was on furlough awaiting a boat when he joined Mills on the raid. Davey is described as popular and well liked on the force.

Davey Joe T. Mason Vashon Island Mills

Stabbing Ends Saloon Brawl in Tacoma

Four men were jailed after a stabbing at a soft drink parlor in Tacoma Washington last night. Carl Carlson 38 was seriously wounded and told police he fought an unidentified man during the melee. Arrested suspects say they were present but claim no part in the affray.

Tacoma Wash Carl Carlson St. Joseph's Hospital Carlson

Beale Dies Here Personal Legal Adviser to Secretary

James H. Beale, personal legal adviser to Secretary A. W. Melion, died in Pittsburg. He had served in a consultative role and was associated with Melion during his official tenure. Local officials noted his contributions to legal affairs and government service.

Pittsburg James H. Beale A. W. Melion

Police chase ends as motorcycle crash interrupts pursuit

Patrolman F A Pierce pursued Miller for speeding when the chase intersected a wreck involving the motorcycle and streetcar. Pierce narrowly avoided piling his motorcycle onto the crash site as the incident unfolded.

F. A. Pierce Pierce Miller Machine

Girl Fined 500 for Taking a Smoke in Kansas City

Mary Helm, a minor, was fined 500 dollars for smoking a cigar at night in Kansas City. The incident occurred on August 18 and reflects local enforcement of smoking rules for youths.

Mary Helm

Police Face Charges For Car Speed Crash

Chief W B Severyna commented on a collision at Ninth Ave and Priest between an automobile carrying four policemen and a street car. He suggested speed law violations were to blame and doubted drunkenness, citing doctors' notes.

W. B. Severyna Ninth Ave

Police Car Speed Draws Woman's Ire

A woman criticizes police speed after an accident involving officers Mills and Kernan and their Stutz. Davey, not drinking, faced the crash while inspector Harry OBrien vows a memo to all captains stressing that speeding by officers will not be tolerated.

Davey Kernan Milla Mills Bainbridge Island Harry O’brien

Fireplaces and French Doors Highlight Home Feature List

A Wanted Ad summarizes a home listing in The Star Want Ads Columns noting a fireplace, French doors, a corner layout, and a view designed to attract buyers. The ad emphasizes a pleasant interior and appealing exterior sightlines to entice interested buyers.

Star

Six Room Bungalow with Modern Extras for Cash Deal

Corner lot bungalow offered for cash with easy monthly payments. Features include fireplace furnace large windows cove ceilings French doors dining room buffet cabinet kitchen full cement basement laundry trays and a freshly painted interior. Near a paved street and convenient to car access with a nice view.

Mercy Said to Spare Dozen Street Car Passengers

D W Henderson, superintendent of the municipal street railway, said the collision between Policeman Fred Mills’ car and a Broadway street car was saved by God’s mercy. He noted the eastbound car was empty in the morning hour and would have been crowded otherwise, possibly overturning if the car had been going downtown. He had no reports of drunkenness among officers, but expected fuller details by Monday.

D. W. Henderson Municipal Street Railway Fred Mills Broadway Henderson

Reckless driver cited after fatal crash

Police captain notes prior warnings about Milla and remarks that the tragedy was predictable. Authorities also express pity for Jensen and Davey while describing the incident as a consequence of dangerous driving.

Doctors Say They Could Not Confirm Drunkenness After Streetcar Crash

After Saturday’s street car automobile crash witnesses claimed the policemen in the machine were drunk. City hospital physicians declined to state any driver intoxication. Interns Dr Gray and Dr Simon said they could not smell liquor or confirm drinking. Visiting Dr Jeffrey and intern Dr Thompson also declined to declare intoxication.

Star City Hospital G. W. Gray C. J. Simon KR. L. Jefferey

Police at central HQ weigh wreck views and mourn patrolman

At central headquarters police officials and patrolmen debated the wreck and expressed sympathy for Patrolman Davey who was reported in a sinking condition with no life hopes.

Central Headquarters Davey

Four Seattle Officers Injured In Morning Raiding Party Crash

Four Seattle policemen on a raiding party were injured when their privately owned auto crashed into a one man Broadway street car at Ninth avenue and Priest at 7 15 am. Patrol Driver E H Davey 39 suffered a fractured skull and lacerations and was believed dying. Motorcyclist Fred Mills 43 had broken ribs a fractured skull internal injuries and shock. Motorcyclist G C Jensen 25 had a broken jaw and severe cuts. Robert Kernan 32 special investigator suffered severe cuts and bruises. The street car and automobile were wrecked and the city police are receiving treatment at Providence.

Seattle Providence Broadway Ninth Ave E. H. Davey Queen Anne Fred Mills G. C. Jensen Norman Sit Robert Kernan Rainier Valley W. B. Severyns

Wreck Involving Police Car and Street Car

Bloodied scene at Ninth Ave and Priest after a collision between a police auto and a street car. Debris and splinters mark the impact where Patrolman Fred Mills and three others were thrown between wrecks amid a gathered crowd.

Mayor Promises Probe Into Police Wreck Incident

Mayor Brown said a thorough investigation of the auto accident involving police officers would be conducted. He noted injured officers cannot speak yet and praised Bobby Kernan, special investigator, for his past work while hinting at political pressure against him.

Kernan Severyns Bobby Il Am Deat Brown

Patrol Driver Davey Victim In Saturday Joy Ride Tragedy

Wanda von Kettler reports that EB H Davey a Patrol Driver andSeattle resident and father of two was injured in a Saturday morning joyride crash on Vashon island Family of Davey camping on the island for two weeks wife and children aged 3 and 10 were not in town when hospital report indicated he was dying neighbors describe him as a highly respected community member.

BE. H. Davey Vashon Island EB. H. Davey Davey Seattle Queen Anne Avé Queen Anne District

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Roberta Walker Lester Ingram Sargent Price & Carter Fourth Ave Union Fifth Mason Kansas City Patrolman Jensen Party Tears Thru Trolley By Robert Bastien Bermann By Sam B. Groff Priest Bob Kernan Thore BY Wanda von Kettler
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