Police plan use of airplanes in murder chase
In California a suspected slayer, Perry, of Camp Kearny is arrested in Ventura county. Military police announce planes will be used to pursue him into the mountains near Palmdale and Lancaster where he is believed to have fled. Lieut Perry telephoned from Saugus as authorities seek him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Trent
HE. Perry
Abram Poener
Siet Infantry
Ventura County
Lieut
Perry
Saugus
Aashia
Central
Fice
An Hered
Street Car Bond Plan Remains In Limbo For Now
City council introduced a 15 million dollar bond ordinance to buy the traction company lines and sent it to a special committee. Officials caution the deal will take time. several issues including funding, operations, and taxation must be resolved before any final approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brickwon
Moore
Lane
Fitegerald
Holton
Morphine
Ianeon
Resert
Gemewad
Teme
Counel
Meier
Ecity Couner
City En Pirtecy
Puget Sound Erection, Light & Power Co
Enchursee
Praerty
Cig
Tueeday
Miracles in Reconstructing Soldiers at Toronto Centers
N E B A staff correspondent reports on Toronto's orthopedic center where 300 soldiers with bullet wounds, amputations, or nerve injuries are trained in shops and classrooms. They receive prosthetics including an advanced artificial arm and learn mechanics, lens work, and adding machine repair to rejoin civilian life with jobs offering high starting pay and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EB. A
Toronto
Ont
Department of Soldiers’ Civil Re-Establishment
Planta
Cen
Germany
Machiniata
Toronto University
Ufe
Army
Dominion
When It Rains in China Folks Keep Off the Streets
Special dispatch from Peking reports that all China stays home on wet days because cloth shoes absorb water. Women stitch the footwear from childhood, with husbands and sons shed from the work. surplus shoes are sold in shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
N. BE
Peking
Flu Epidemic Spreads Across Washington State
In Yakima on December 3 the flu is rising with two doctors a nurse and 22 teachers ill leading to talk of school closures and renewed bans. Walla Walla opened an emergency influenza hospital with the Red Cross in charge and deputy county clerk Edna W Zell died after nursing relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima, Wash
Walla Walla
Walla Walla Hospital
Red Cross
Edna W. Zell
Loop Loops Loop Tacoma Whisky Seizures Uncovered
Federal officers found 20 cases of whisky hidden behind camouflage partitions on the schooner F. L. Loop at Dupont. Earlier, more than 100 cases of contraband liquor were seized at Seattle, and agents boarded the ship again at Dupont seeking further shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
F. L. Loop
Dupont
United States
Seattle
German Trophies Awarded for Fourth Liberation Loan Subscriptions
Paris—France awards captured German weapons as prizes to departments with the largest Fourth Liberation Loan subscriptions. The top department by per capita share receives 100 cannon and 59 mortars, while departments with the largest individual subscriptions each obtain a German airplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
World's Flapjack Record Announced
Paris reports a world frying record of 8 640 cakes in 24 hours on a single four foot square plate at 36 every five minutes. The feat ran from 7 30 a m to 3 30 a m next day with Salvation Army crew led by Ensign Fred Huderson serving the cakes with syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. EB. A
Paris
Salvation Army
Fred Huderson
U S Monoplane Sets Speed and Altitude Records
Washington report notes an American designed and built opening two seater monoplane achieving 145 mph with a full military load and reaching 25 000 feet with two passengers in record time. Tests at Dayton Ohio surpassed European two seater combat aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ooening
War Department
Dayton
Ohio
Church of England to Raise Large Reconstruction Sum
London dec 3 the church of england aims to raise 25 million dollars to improve church equipment and to increase clergy pay as part of postwar reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
London
Denver Man Shoots Wife in Plea Before Divorce
Pearl Center, 26, shot his wife through the heart as she knelt pleading for life. He attempted suicide with a furrow in his cheek, not serious. The shooting occurred at the wife’s apartments in the couple’s presence with their year old son. They had moved from Canton Illinois a year ago and were known in Wichita, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pearl Center
Denter
Center
Canton
Wichita
Kan
Hip Reopens Palace Theater After 36 Hour Shutdown
The Palace Hip theatre at Second Ave and Spring St will reopen Tuesday at 6 PM following a 36 hour shutdown caused by a fire. The body of Fred Rufus Brown aged 7, a Puget Sound pioneer, has been moved from Olympia to Seattle for cremation on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HIP
Palace Hip
Second Ave
Spring At
Fred Rufus Brown
Puget Sound
Olympia
Seattle
Harold Jones
Tacoma
Brown & Hulen's
Second
Spring
Doe Wizard’s
Yesler and
Occidental
Battersby & Smith
First Avenue
Green's Cigar Store
Third Avenue
Buth's Pool Room
Third
Union
Austin & Salt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Orth
Doll Houses
Dhe
Toto
Victor Record
Rouy
Superior Victor Record Service
Pine
Schoenfeld & Sum
Uncle Sam
Europe
Balkans
America
Savings Department
THE
Seattle National Bank
Los Angeles
Dee
Kent
KB Perry
Camp
Kearny
Abram Vosner
Lipps
Anderson
Hunter
Antelope Valley
Palmdale
Lancaster
Thih Probem Wee
Walter F Meter
Toronto Tm
Canada
Axati
BK W. Grove
Haynes
Liberty Theatre
U.S
Ronda Liberty Bonds
Macfarlane
HALL
Lewmaen
First National Bank
Pioneer
Bida
Department of Prophylaris
Pix -Provident
Michigan State
Fifth Floor
EITEL
N. W
Swift's Drug Store
Frank Starr
Pacific Coast Codfish Co
BE. Cushman
Lenora
Northwest
Karl Baird
Adler
Stewart
Midnight Patrol
Thomas Hiince
Morgan’s
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!