Davis Is Cleared in Temple Death Pact Murder Trial
In Omaha on December 10 Charles B. Davin was acquitted of murder in the death pact case involving Dr. Frederick Austin. The scheme allegedly had Davin and Mrs. Abbie Rice to kill themselves after learning of Austin’s death. Rice reacted with relief, saying she doubted Davin’s guilt.
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Omaha
Charles BB. Davin
Temple
Frederick Austin
Abbie Rice
Austin
Witens
Davia
Dr. Austin
Rice
Des Moines
United Press
Ventura
Cal
Alfred B. Smith
Smit
Los Angeles
Wren Cannon
Norden Society Fair Opens Tomorrow in Seattle
The Norden Singing Society of Seattle begins a three day fair at Eagles Hall Seventh and Pine to support the building fund. Each evening features singing by the society and music by the Hallard band. Daily dinners run from 11 to 1 pm with a special Sunday dinner from 6 to around. The fair opens at 7 each evening.
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Norden Singing Society of
Seattle
Ite Building Fund
Eagles’ Hall
Pine
Hatlard
Blackmail Threat Mails Former Pittsburg Millionaire Wife
Denver report says Mrs Genevieve Phipps former wife of a Pittsburg millionaire has been threatened with blackmail again. Thugs demand $16,000. Detectives are on the case and expect arrests after weeks of prior victimization of Mrs Phipps and her daughter.
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United Press
Denver
Genevieve Phipps
Pittsburg
Hospital Ship Condemned and Navy Debate Over Construction
The cost of building two modern hospital ships for Navy use was reviewed by the House Naval Affairs Committee after Rear Admiral Rixey condemned the hospital ship Relief as a tub. The ship was slated for the Philippines, while San Francisco reports Eugene Schmitz, ex-mayor now indicted, sought new bonds as former bondsman Dingee faced financial trouble.
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Washington
Navy Department
House Committee On Naval Affaire, Ee
Rixey
Philippines
San Francisco
Eugene Schmitz
Liberty
William J. Dingee
Watch and Wait for Friday Night’s Paper
The undersigned purchased the Bell Clothing Co stock at 40 cents on the dollar. The large Seattle inventory includes high grade clothing hats and men’s furnishings worth about 50000 dollars. Saturday is the day as the seller disposes of the stock before Christmas. Julius Baer successor to Bell Clothing Co 216 Pike Street invites help to move the merchandise.
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Bell Clothing Co
Pike Street
Seattle
Julius Baer
Fire crew chosen for exposition grounds detail
Fire Chief Bring selects Capt. William J. Hodder to head the A Y P FE station. The crew includes Lieut. William Zieglitz Engineer Albion Erickson Stoker N A Stewart Drivers Chiia Meyer and W Clarkson. Also mentions a lone note on chess invention claim and a Seattle jeweler ad fragment.
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A-Y.p. FE
William J. Hodder
William Zieglitz
Albion O. Erickson
N. A. Stewart
Chiia Meyer
W. Clarkson
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Alfred Delge
Pan Ae
Lee
Giotto
Davis
Norden Society
Mayor Schmitz At Liberty
First Avenue
Pike ST
Westlake Ave
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Pe Yen
Ushe
Silk
Huck Riment
Firet Ave
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Rengo—The Great Ducer
Miles
Waterman's
R. R. Wreck
Rainier
Piret Ave
Augustine
Mr. Kyer
Hedmas Bella
Nee Shineh
Abc
Saratoga
Ennis
Dbo
Dolly
London
Sai
Siteo
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Gtinghams
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Chooks
Department O Hame
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Sbrattle's
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Alaska
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le Val
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Rincipal
Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns
South Coast
Demorest Sewtag
B. B. Reeves
John Sullivan
Crack Company
Exposition Grounds
Hindoos
Mme. Paul Exclusive Millinery
Third Ave
New Postoffice
Ind
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Puget Market CO
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Oregon
Yakima Sheep Co
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Kavanagh Co., Inc
Johngton
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