Haitiien testimony details alleged atrocities in occupied islands
The senatorial commission investigating American occupation of Haiti and the Dominican Republic heard ten days of testimony. Witnesses described killings, home burnings, and executions in 1919 and 1920 carried out by forces under local officers.
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Senatorial Commission
Mayai
Dominican Republic
United Preas
Santo Domingo
Naval Radio
Haiti
Daminican Republic
Celicook Rossier
Hecker Heraux Belloni
Salnavar Fieurina
Joaquin Nord
Neider Roman
Lieut
Williams
Mece
Port Au Prince
Santa Mare
Gonaives
Massade
Hinche
Cape Haitien
Maisader
Reverend B. W. Michatt Dies in Tacoma
The Rev. B. W. Michatt, pastor of St. John's English Lutheran Church in Tacoma, dies of heart failure. He served the congregation and the broader community for many years, leaving behind a legacy of pastoral leadership.
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Tacoma
B. W. Michatt
St. John’s English Lutheran Church
Strongheart Visits The Silent Call In Seattle Showings
The article profiles Strongheart the dog and notes his fame as a movie actor. It states he cannot appear in person for interviews, but his influence remains through the film The Silent Call showing this week at a downtown Seattle theatre.
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Strongheart
Had Strongheart
Seattle
Radium Sill Gowns Wash Latin Camisoles 98
In flesh only trimmed with lace ribbon Georgette and lace medallions. Sizes 38 to 44. In other styles for 70¢, $1.29 and $1.49.
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Cris
Ole Larson Loses New Trial Appeal
Superior Judge W. Chapman denies Ole Larson's motion for a new trial in Tacoma. Larson, former head of the Scandinavian American bank, was found guilty of taking 17600 from the bank with intent to defraud.
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Tacoma
W. ©. Chapman
Ole Larson
Scandinavian American Bank
Larson
Building Boom Across Nation With Seattle Prominent
A federal Chamber of Commerce report shows U S building activity surging in 1921 surpassing 1920. Seattle ranks ninth among 44 cities with 1604 under construction homes valued at 3 888 000 as of October 1, and dwellings share rising from 36.1 percent in 1920 to 57.9 percent in early 1921 while mercantile and factory construction share shrinks.
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Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Washington
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Beattie
Washington, Db
Oklahoma City
Kansas City
Denver
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Louisville
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Dallas
Detroit
Houston
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Oakland
Portland
Ihs
Convicts Sentenced to McNeil Island Penitentiary
Chief Deputy Marshal Frank Mur and Deputy Edwin Tobey led 14 men to McNeil Island after United States court convictions. Twelve inmates received narcotic charges, one for land fraud via mail, and one for Mann Act violation. Sentences include Makino 206 months, Kepinosa 14 months, Alba 18 months, Nagland 15 months, Ferrin 16 months, Toivonen 15 months, Morris 15 months, Bowden one year and a day.
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Frank Murrows
Edwin Tobey
McNeil Island Penitentiary
United States Court
Makino
Joe I. Kepinosa
A. Alba
Rhelton Nagland
Anthony RK. Ferrin
Ivar Toivonen
William Morris
William Bowden
Irving Injunction Suit Is Dismissed
An injunction suit against King county by Th Irving to become County Auditor was dismissed by the state supreme court after the 1922 budget provided no provision for Irving's position. Db. J. Ferguson and the county faced the case's resolution as the court ruled on the custodian of county voting machines matter.
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King County
Th Irving
Court records show multiple elderly defendants convicted on mail fraud charges
Carl Utley 14 months Roy X Smith 13 months George Wineholt 18 months Edward M Comyns 16 months affirmed by the court of appeals for soliciting fees through the mail in schemes involving worthless government land. Carson J Byron also convicted, a fugitive from justice. Oran Kroy Cole received a sentence for violating the Mand act.
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Carl Utley
Roy X. Smith
George Wineholt
Edward M. Comyns
Court of Appeals
Carson J. Byron
Oran Kroy Cole
Stocking Stuffers and Christmas Ornaments on Fourth Floor
Assorted stockings filled with small toys priced from 10¢ to 6.50. Tinsel ornaments and Christmas candles offered with low prices. Candle holders, silver tinsel, glass ornaments and beads available in various sizes and colors. Four floor display at The Bon with multiple stocking stuffer options.
Fur Fabric Coats For Christmas Warmth And Style
Silk lined fur fabric coats in full or three quarter length with belts. Some feature collars of opossum or wolf fur and bottom fur bands. Prices range from $19.50 to $95.00 with larger sizes available at $39.50. Second floor.
Auto Robes and Gifts for Car Lovers
Bath robes and blankets featured for motorists with prices from $6.00 to $25.00. Plain plush and wool blend robes in plaid designs. Beacon Bath Robe Blankets offered in outing flannel with floral Indian and Jacquard styles. Night gowns and pajamas in brown green tan red and gray. Size 72 by 90 inches.
Bon Marche Daily Specials Wednesday Sale
Daily price list from Bon Marche upper main floor features Jilg's pork sausage 28¢ per lb and Wakefield herring 15¢. English Plum Pudding 45¢ per lb, Jelly Rolls 15¢ per lb, Pan Rusk and all covered pies 35¢, Del Monte pineapple 27¢.
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del Monte
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