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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1922

Page

6

Financier jailed preacher Victor Arnold claims innocence

Victor H. Arnold former Madison Wisconsin Bond Company president turned evangelist was jailed in Raymond Street jail after being arrested on charges including willful defrauding investors and embezzlement. Arnold says his troubles stem from enemies in Wisconsin and stockholders in his former company while continuing religious lectures at the town hall. He insists he is a victim of a conspiracy and hopes his arrest will reveal the truth.

New York Victor H. Arnold Aadison Wis Raymond St Arnold Country Emtate Freddie Welsh Christ Paul Wisim Town Hall Madison Company Armold Treasur Madison Wisconsin United States Kings County

Muscota Arrives Damaged After Everett Passage

From Everett Washington the Muscota bound for Sidney was damaged in a collision near Wil d's promontory according to meager wireless reports received.

Everett Francisco Muscota Evert, Wash Sidney Wild's Promontory

France Blamed by Lodge for Failure of Parley

Senator Lodge launched a broad attack on Senator Borah's plan for an economic and disarmament parley. He said France must withdraw objections and cooperate with other powers before any conference would be effective. Lodge warned that without ratified naval limits and agreed positions, the conference would be futile. He urged building cruisers and aircraft carriers under the Washington treaty and called for a clearly defined US role before any talks.

Washington Dea Horah Lodge Senate France Ingland Harding Borah United States House Borahas Briand Ths Lodges Europe Lodgemaid Congress Reparations Commission Germany Woodrow Wilson America Williama Mississippi Massachusetts Williams Poindexter

Engineer Alleges Blacklisting by RoundsClist Co

J. J. Frost, a hoisting engineer, sues RoundsClist Co for 15000 in superior court claiming three years without work due to a company blacklist. Walter M. Clist denies any blacklist existence.

J. J. Frost RoundsClist Co Walter M. Clist

Educational Meet Is Held Weekly

The Wednesday luncheon of King County Sunday School association religious educational committees discussed The Press and Religion. Luncheons are held weekly to discuss religious and educational topics at Meves cafeteria.

King County Sunday School Association Meves

Former Editor to Be Buried Here

Funeral services for Wrastus Brainerd, a well known Seattle newspaper man, will be arranged after Mra Brainerd arrives from Richmond Virginia. Mrs Mary B. Wa hoske of Great Falls Montana and Miss Elizabeth Brainerd of New York City are reported en route to Seattle.

Wrastus Brainerd Seattle Mra. Brainerd Richmond Mra Mary B. Wahoske Great Falls Mont Elizabeth Brainerd New York City

Pacific Fruit Express to Buy 6080 Refrigerator Cars

Union Pacific officials announce Pacific Fruit Express will purchase 6 080 refrigerator cars to speed West Coast fruit and vegetable shipments. Cars are to be delivered and used next season.

Denver Pacific Fruit Express Company Union Pacific Railroad Company

Norris Given New Western Manager Position

G Norris Seattle branch manager of McQuay Norris Manufacturing Co has been named Western manager with jurisdiction over sales and distribution of piston rings pistons and plugs across California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana Utah Nevada and Arizona He will base at 814 Loew Warfield Building San Francisco Norris longtime automotive equipment figure in the Northwest and one of the companys oldest associates cites motorists need for local reliable service and parts.

BE. G. Norris Seattle McQuay Norris Manufacturing Company St. Louis C. L. Derrickson California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana Utah Nevada Arizona Norris Loew- Warfield Ban @ranciaco Northwest Mo. Quay-Norria Company Weill

Eight Mexicans Held in Girl Case in Los Angeles

Los Angeles authorities hold eight Mexicans charged with statutory offenses against a 13 year old girl. A ninth man, said to be in the gang, is being sought. The girl disappeared from her home December 18 and was taken into custody last night at Ban Bernardine.

Los Angeles Cal Atri Ban Bernardine

Want Name for Baby Just Phone Help From Peattle Library

The Peattle public library reference department offers assistance on naming babies and gathering data for speeches. Librarians provide forms and substance, answering inquiries about law, statistics, and telephone numbers in the book and directory resources.

Beattle Peattle Public Library Futh Calkina Calla Misa Calking Misa Calkins

Convicted of Strangling Girl In Brixton Case

BRIXTON England Dec. 27 Anthony Castor, castoff son of a wealthy man, was convicted of strangling Miss Lily Othen to death with her own stocking.

Brixton England Anthony Castor Castoff Lily Othen

Farm Bureau elects Bradfute president at Chicago convention

O. E. Bradfute of Xenia Ohio was chosen president of the American Farm Bureau Federation at the organization’s recent Chicago convention. The vote crowned Bradfute to lead the national farming group.

O. EB. Bradfute Xenia, C American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago

Officers Thanked for Getting Coat

Mrs. J. C. Anderson publicly thanked Detective W. L. McGraw and Seattle police officers for recovering a fur coat stolen from her home at 6480 California Ave last October. The coat, part of loot from bandits recently arrested, was returned Tuesday.

W. 8. McGraw Seattle

Pro-Christmas Party Planned for Bon Marche Employees

Dancing and card playing will entertain Bon Marche employees at a pro Christmas party Thursday night at the Masonite temple.

Bon Marche Masonite

Veterans' Band at Pantages Delightful Week of Acts

The Northwest Canadian Veterans' band, led by Frank G. Aldridge with Francia Vernon as manager, performs at the Pantages this week with solo numbers and a trombone novelty. George Wilson's act As You Like It and Siegel Erving Roman gladiators entertain, plus Walter Brower returns as the lone comedian. The Choy Ling Foo troupe wows audiences with juggling and magic, and a Carter De Haven film Christmas rounds out the program.

Frank G. Aldridge Francia Vernon George Wilson Siegel Erving Walter Brower Brower Choy Ling Foo Carter de Haven

Legionnaires to Welcome New Year Dinner

The American Legion invites members to a New Year’s Eve dinner at 9 o’clock in the L. C. Smith Building restaurant. A well planned program follows the meal as reported Wednesday, with preparations completed and invitations sent.

American Legion L. C. Smith Building

Extra Police on New Year’s Eve Crackdown

Chief Steveryns declares an extra police force will patrol New Year’s Eve to arrest anyone throwing confetti or talcum powder, using feather ticklers, or appearing intoxicated. This city-wide crackdown aims to curb rowdy behavior and public disturbances.

Steveryns

Advocate of Reform Dead

Dr Wilbur F Craft, noted advocate of drastic reform legislation, died in a Washington hospital from pneumonia after an illness starting last Friday. A former minister born in Maine, he led campaigns for blue laws strict moving picture censorship and other reforms, and served in Massachusetts Brooklyn Chicago and New York.

Washington Wilbur F. Crafts Pittsburg Crafta Torates Massachusetts Brooklyn Chicago New York Maine

1000 Men Back When Mills Open

Denver Feb 27. More than 1000 men gained employment when the rat mine of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co opened at Pueblo today according to company announcement. The mill had been shut down for the last seven months.

Denver Lep Colorado Fuel & Iron Co Oat Pueblo

Anny Loh Asks Divorce From Bootblack Husband

In New York Mrs Nicholas Loh seeks a divorce from her bootblack husband alleging an income of 75 dollars weekly. She requests alimony of 35 dollars weekly and 250 dollars in counsel fees.

New York Nicholas Lohrete

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