Tacoma Spokane police back push for gun registration law
Tacoma and Spokane police will cooperate to back a proposed state gun registration law. Chief Will H. Searing says a copy of the current New York model will guide action, with smaller city police and dealers enlisted to support restricting gun imports and requiring registration. The plan envisions dealer and owner registration and penalties for unregistered guns, aiming to curb crime and crimp gun livelihoods of opponents.
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Fake Federal Raid Ends With Man Shot In Foot
Bert W. Keating was wounded in the foot during an alleged raid on his room at 1519 Yesterday. F. M. Harris and W. E. Tipp are jailed in connection with the shooting. Police say the men posed as federal officers and Harris had a special deputy sheriff’s commission.
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Bert W. Keating
F. M. Harris
W. E. Tipp
Keating
Harris
Prohibition Force
Donald A. McDonald
Robbers Hold Up Meat Market Proprietor at Aurora Ave
Two masked robbers stuck up J. A. Jones, owner of a meat market at 7215 Aurora Ave, Saturday night. they seized the day’s receipts totaling 100 dollars and fled as one robber brandished a gun.
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J. A. Jones
Aurora Ave
New York Model Sues Over Auto Collision Damages
Miss Lillian B. Herbert sues Mrs. Blanche Frisch and Empire Carting Co. for 25000 alleging her beauty was marred in a collision where Frisch’s car struck an Empire truck while she rode in Frisch’s machine.
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Lillian B. Herbert
New York
Blanche Frisch
Empire Carting Co
Frisch
Empire
National Guard Pay Checks Issued for Seattle Units
National Guard pay for the first six months of drill and range work has been issued in Seattle. The total amount is 5718.88 dollars covering the headquarters company sanitary detachment machine gun company and Companies B L and M of the Third Infantry W N G.
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National Guard
Seattle
Third Infantry
Judgment Tonight On Pastor and Family In Elopement Case
Passaic New Jersey December 20 The consistory of the First Netherlands church will pass judgment tonight on the family of Rev Cornelius Densel former pastor who returned after a mysterious disappearance with choir girl Mise Traffin Hannenberg Densel attended services in tears while others wept The pastor confessed and asked forgiveness seeking reinstatement on a church member basis The family under censor for withholding information faces potential action on restoration to full membership
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First Netherlands
Cornelius Densel
Mise Traffin Hannenberg
Mn Echurch
Dennel
Effer
Dene
Hider Marinus Reyngouldt
Keekiel
Reyngould
Tom Miles to Play Santa for B.P.O.E.
Tom Miles prepares for a Christmas visit as Santa Claus for the Elks Lodge. He will distribute candies toys and clothing to needy children at the Elks home next Saturday, bringing holiday cheer to the city.
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Santa
B.P.O.E
Tom
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The
Elks
Elke
Blaine Press Editor Charles A Payne Ill in Hellingham
Charles A Payne editor of the Blaine Press is reported ill at St Josephs hospital Hellingham His sister in Seattle is being sought for contact and assistance by family members.
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Charles A. Payne
Blaine Press
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hellingham
Seattle
Midnight Masses Planned for Christmas Eve
Churches across the city announce Christmas Eve services starting at nightfall. The notice highlights parish schedules and local traditions for the holiday gathering.
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