Prolific Sunday Crime Report From Seattle Streets
Two prowlers were foiled by patrolmen while two others escaped. A. G. Mey was held up at Eastlake and Martin for 55 dollars. A second victim reported no loss. Albert Harrison 18 faces prowl charges near Grand Central. A chase by Patrolman Parker led to a suspect named Frobese 17.Shots fired by Patrolman Bridges failed to stop two prowlers behind the Metropolitan Theatre. A burglary wake left a thief fleeing over a fence after tampering with a basement door. A Campbell Hard Co. employee was bitten by a robber who fled after a failed register robbery.
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Seattle
A. G. Mey
Fairview Ave
Eastlake
Martin St
Hardin
44Th Ave
S&s W
36Th Ave
Morgan St
Grand Central
Albert Harrison
Central Station
S&s. Weich
Trolman
C. H. Parker
First Ave
Irginia St
Chase
Parker
Frobese
Pues
Robert Bridges
Miley
Metropolitan Theatre
H. L. Brown
Lynn St. Gren
Campbell Hardy Co
Two Boys Slain and Mother Shot in Ohio Tragedy
In Youngstown Ohio two young boys Warren Kohler aged five and Mia Alta Kohler aged twenty six are killed and their mother wounded after a home fire. Howard Williams reports seeing the blaze and saving Mrs Kohler who is hospitalized and recovering. Police pursue suspects connected with the crime and arson with ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Warren Kohler
Mia Alta M. Kohiler
Howard Williams
Williams
Kobier
Fastio Gas Co
Kohler
Embryo Song Leaders Meet Tonight in Seattle
One hundred six persons enrolled in the unity song leaders class conducted by L A Pilcher under the Seattle Community program will meet at 8 p m Monday at Pilgrim Congregational church. More enrollments are expected.
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L. A. Pilcher
Aus
Seattle
Pilgrim Congregational Church
University Downtown Art Courses Opened
University extension service and Seattle Fine Arts Society offer art courses at the Women’s University Club tonight. Enrollments may be made at 1044 Henry Building or the Women’s University Club offices. Classes cover free hand drawing decorative art sculpture and architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theniversity Extension Service
Seattle Fine Arts Society
Women’s University Club
University
Henry Building
Omen's University Club
Industrial disputes in Canada shed 66556 working days in October
During October 1936 66556 working days were lost through industrial disputes in Canada reflecting widespread labor unrest and interruptions to production across provinces. The figure highlights the scale of labor conflict and its impact on the economy.
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Canada
Mob violence threat fades after triple killing at Santa Rows jail
A 2000 strong Santa Rows mob gathered outside the county jail after a triple killing sparked rumors and threats. Police and sheriff's deputies held the prisoners and refused mob demands for lynching, delaying action as detectives pursued identification and possible charges.
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Valento
Boyd
Bonoma County Officera
Sheriff's Office
Santa Row
nicouNp
Boyd's Record Investigated by City Police Contacts
San Francisco Police Chief wired Seattle officers to check Boyd's record. Records name George Baron alias Ellison, sent to Walla Walla in 1908 for robbery, 43 then, described as 5 8 brown eyes, black hair, farmer. Baron's aliases include George Barron and John Slavin. arrested in San Francisco in 1914 at age 27, born in Australia, shoemaker.
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O'Brien
San Francisco
Seattle
Boyd
O’brien
Walla Walla
George Baron
George Ellison
Pierce County
Baron
George Barron
John Slavin
Australia
One Man Killed as Virginia Mob Storms Jail
A mob led by Tate Brondell attacked the Wise jail to seize a Black prisoner named Williams accused of assaulting Creed Robinett of Appalachia. Brondell and guards exchanged fire. Brondell died. A second mob reportedly formed at Appalachia with a machine gun mounted. Sheriff Corder ordered guards to shoot to kill. Robinett, an elderly merchant, may not survive. Benjamin Holt, inventor of the caterpillar tractor, died in Stockton, California.
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Bristol
Wise
Here
Appalachia
Corder
Tate Brondell
Williams
Creed Robinett
Robinett
Congress Opens New Session With Swearing In
Congress convened for its new session with both houses meeting at noon. Speaker Gillett and Vice President Marshall presided as most members attended, new members were sworn in, and a committee to notify the president was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Washington
Gillett
House
Marshall
Senate
Congress
Government urged to fund annual expenditures for 1922
Secretary of the Treasury Houst on asked Congress for appropriations totaling 4 008 449 857 36 for the fiscal year ending June 30 1922 in the annual department estimates. The request surpasses the current year by 855 497 372 68 while remaining about 400 million less than the 1919 proposal.
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Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Houston
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Edmund MacNaughton
Hoyan Engineers
Lillian Hatch
F. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
Metropolitan
Santa Rows
Jimmy Petray
Dia
Harding
Gag
Virginia
Stockton
Cal
Benjamin Holt
Frederick & Nelson
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Toy Town
Santa
Ami
N. B
Georgette
Lionel
Oma
China
Pownstairs
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