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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1921

Page

12

State Starts Stubbs Case In New Trial

Hearing of testimony in the new trial of Mrs Maud Moore Stubbs charged with murder of Leroy B Harth in 1919 began in Knoxville Tenn The jury was completed yesterday Her defense crew contrasts with the casual defense at her first trial She was found guilty but the verdict was set aside and she was released on bonds before fleeing to Tacoma Wash She was rearrested and her husband helps fund the second trial Also Greeley Colorado notes: Ralph Lovejoy Meeker son of Nathaniel Greeley founder of Union Colony of Colorado dies.

Knoxville Tenn Maud Moore Stubbs Leroy B. Harth Stubbs Tacoma Wash

Dope Seizure On Japanese Freighter Baikal Maru

Officials hold two cans of dope valued at $10,000 or more, seized Monday aboard the Japanese freighter Baikal Maru. The incident occurred in Portland with custody of the cargo and suspects not yet disclosed.

Portland

Beauty Specialist Reveals Home Remedy For Gray Hair

Mra M D Gillespie a Kansas City beauty expert shares a home recipe to darken gray hair. Mix half pint water with bay rum Barbo Compound and siycerine then apply twice weekly until desired shade. claims it won’t color scalp be sticky or rub off and makes hair appear twenty years younger.

Mra. M. D. Gillespie Kansas City

Tourist Camp Here Assured by City Council Vote

Ordinances to spend 20000 for Woodland Park tourist camp improvements and 10000 to refresh Green Lake waters were nearly guaranteed after seven council members signaled approval. Funds will move from the general fund to the park board. final action set for next Monday with Councilman C T Erickson the sole dissent and RK Thomson absent.

Ihs Woodland Park Green Lake Park Board C. T. Erickson RK. H. Thomson

Mad with Love Takes Poison

Bremerton, Dec. 6. Paul A. Douglas, 25, Bremerton tire merchant, committed suicide by taking strychnine after jealousy over Miss Gwendolyn Clark, former University of Washington student. He died at the home of H. B. Clark, father of the girl. Dr. J P Schutt failed to save him. Parents live at 9342 Sithave Seattle, with a brother and sister in Seattle.

Bremerton Gwendolyn Clark University of Washington Paul A. Douglas Bremerton Tire Merchant Douglas Clark J. P. Schutt Sithave Seattle

Woman shoots alleged Black Hand agent in self defense

In Los Angeles yesterday Mrs. Eather Albano aged 42 fired two revolvers at an armed male demanding $500 and jewelry. She killed the man who appears to be Frank Humphrey, once a partner of her husband Angelo Albano, who had disappeared on November 27.

Los Angeles Eather Albano Frank Humphrey Angelo Albano Albano

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