Sermon Denounces Law Officers as Shysters in Crime Talk
Reverend Frederick Lee of the Thirty Mile Baptist Church railed at sheriffs police courts and criminal lawyers calling them shysters who aid criminals. He attacked court outcomes and mob rule citing Tillman’s acquittal and a high murder count in King County as proof that few killers are punished. He argued the victim’s status shields criminals and praised a rare conviction of holdup men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Lee
Panor
Thritty
M. EB. Church
Seattice
Courte of Justice
Shystera
Pasin
Dogberron
Tillman
King County
Swindler Pair Jack and May Walters Arrested on Checks
Deputy Sheriff Crawley arrested Jack Walters and his wife May in the city for passing worthless checks. The couple, described as the region’s cleverest check swindlers, operated in Tacoma and other sound cities. Walters faces forgery charges and may be held by Kittitas County officials. the woman helped by forging wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Walters
May Walters
Crawley
Ellensburg
Hegne
Tacoma
Sound
Walters
Thie City
Kittitas
Trials of Mrs Loo Linn Teacher of Chinatown Children
Mrs Loo Lin of China, after three months in detention pens in San Francisco and Montreal due to red tape, has been formality admitted to the United States. She has rejoined her husband in New York and will lead a mission kindergarten in Chinatown. An imperial certificate from Peking designated her as a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
San Francisco
Montreal
Canada
Loo Lin
China
Chinatown
United States
Peking
Murderer Champoux to hang for Brace murder
Zenon Champoux, a young Frenchman, was condemned by the supreme court for the murder of Lottie Brace. The case, argued in the October term, was decided Saturday with Champoux in jail since November. He mocked the delay and urged immediate hanging claiming he preferred death to living two years. Lawyer A J Boeckert prepared an insanity defense and plans a rehearing request despite Champoux’s insistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenon Champoux
Lottie Brace
Supreme Court
Chempoux
A. J. Boeckert
Laceaet
Speckert
Car Tanao
Byas
United States
Champoux
Champours
Miners Do Not Hold Meeting At Renton Coal Mine
Electric company workers at Renton coal mine did not hold a meeting yesterday to protest the new wage scale. Officials say the atmosphere has cleared and no meeting is planned, though rumors persist of a possible later gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatthe Electric Company
Renton
Trial of Mrs Wren Allen Delayed in Seattle Homicide
The trial for Mrs Wren Allen who shot and killed Mrs Laura Graham in South Seattle has been continued indefinitely on defense motion. Allen, deemed sane by an insanity commission, plans a temporary insanity defense based on jealousy. Her husband, son, and prison routine are described as she awaits proceedings, with expectations of an early January trial. A separate note reports John Gilt’s suicide after a failed damages claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wren Allen
Laura Graham
South Seattle
Allen
Waa
Tige
John B. Hart
Aestler
Syndicate Doctors Offer Consultation for Chronic Fatigue
The notice invites readers feeling weak and anxious to seek consultation with syndicate doctors. It mentions signs like weariness and fear of danger, framing symptoms as a path toward a premature grave and encouraging help today.
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Pastor Lee
Mrs
California
Southern Cifte Co
First Avenue
Keeb
Ellia
Conault
Florence
Mervin
Ellen Allen
Joseph Gilt
Aing Camp
King Street
Free
Agea
Firet Avenue
Marion Street
Beattie Wash
Frederick & Nelson Incorporated
Carpet and Rug Department
Crockery Department
Hamilton Manufacturing Co
Frederick & Nelson Incorporat
Second Avenue, Madison and
Spring Streets
W. B. Hutchinson Company Cor. 2Nd and Union
Red Front Purniture Co
Ind Ave
RED Front Furniture CO
Second Avenue South
Beninghausen
First Ave
MacDougall & Southwico
Great
American —_ Tea Co
Plie
Stacy Shawn
Room 210
Collins
Block
Ana
Northwest
Simplex
D.S. Johnston CO
Burke Bldg
Thompson Furniture Co
Bon Marche
1St Ave
Cor, Pike
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