Prosecutors Back Antinarcotic Law Fight in State
The State Prosecuting Attorneys association urged rapid action on anti narcotic legislation. They prefer a new bill aligned with the Beeler measure, though not insisting on it, and tasked L L Thompson and Chester Batchelor to secure Gov Hart's stance for a draft law. The meeting, at Howard Hanson’s office, included J B Hall Patchee Sydney Livesey A E Graham and Warren J Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prosecuting Attorneys’ Association
Louis F. Hart
King County
Euch
Thompson
Hart
Bewler
Howard A. Hanson
Hanson
Thompson Batchelor
J. B. Hall
Attor Patchee
Sydney Livesey
Yakima
A. E. Graham
Grays Harbor
Warren J. Gilbert
Skagit
Turkiye Oil Belt and Lausanne Talks Spark Historic Dispute
The article outlines a long historical struggle over Mosul and surrounding oil rich lands now debated at Lausanne. It notes Kurdish allegiance, British occupation after 1918, and claims over oil fields including Gayra near Mosul. It contrasts Turkish sovereignty with British concessions and Turkish Petroleum Company assertions, amid wartime interruptions and unresolved negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celle
Sargon
Babylon
Asserta
Persia
Alexander the Great
Haroun- Al-Rashid
England
Mesopotamia
Mosul
Feisal
Irak
Mowal
Examiners Recommend Walter H. Harvey Disbarment
The state board of law examiners in Olympia recommends permanent disbarment of Walter H. Harvey, a Tacoma and Seattle attorney, after finding three of four charges of fraudulent and unprofessional conduct sustained. The case goes to the supreme court, with Harvey allowed 30 days to file exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Walter H. Harvey
Seattle
Supreme Court
State Board of Law Examiners
Olympia
Harvey
Howard M. Findley
Dix H. Rowland
Thomas H. Grady
Moorehouse Parish Feud Draws National Notice Amid Killings
In Mer Rouge Louisiana two men Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards were slain in a feud between reformers and lawless elements tied to former mayor B M McKoin now jailed in Baltimore. Federal and state agents allege the violence grew from McKoin’s rise and ensuing lawlessness. Klan members and reformers clashed with 53 filicities noted as officers struggled to control the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Rouge
Dee
Moorehouse Parish
Watt Daniela
Thomas Richards
B. M. McKoin
Baltimore
MocKoin
Daniels
Richards
Doctor McKoin Denied Bail in Mer Rouge Murder Case
In Baltimore on December 28 1930 release on bail was denied for Dr B M McKoin former mayor of Mer Rouge Louisiana. He and others were held after a habeas corpus hearing to allow extradition paperwork to be sent to Louisiana authorities regarding involvement in a mob killing in Mer Rouge last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
B. M. McKoin
Mer Rouge
John M. Parker
Louisiana
Gorter
Bond
Stein
Robert H. Carman
Hugh H. Young
McKein
Parker
Robert F. Leach
Wolf Pack Kills Three Near Ignace
Reports from Fort Williams say a man hunting wolf pack terrorized trappers and Indian guides 70 miles north of Ignace. One veteran white hunter and two Indian guides were killed since Christmas day after being out maneuvered by the pack’s leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Williams
Ont
Ignace
White Hunt Aman
Pastor Hawkins Attacks Politicians in City Speech
Dr. Hawkins condemned local leaders as corrupt as he urged police and city action for a cleaner city. He painted politicians as leeches draining lifeblood for personal gain and leveled sharp criticism at Mayor Brown during his address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkins
Drunken man wounds cop during arrest at Firetave and Main
Police arrest Joe Hanley after he allegedly stabbed Detective Mark Hubbard in a struggle Wednesday night. Hubbard failed to notice the wound until subdued the prisoner. Hubbard received medical care for a non serious stab wound. Hanley, 5, was treated for facial bumps and a discolored eye before jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firetave
Main St
Mark Hubbard
Hubbard
Joe Hanley
Hanley
Fellowship Folks Service Sunday Talk at 1923 First Ave
Dr Robert Whitaker will speak on International Sunday Fore cast to Fellowship Folks at 1923 First Ave Sunday at 3 p m. The group will hold its monthly social dinner Saturday at Bartmall s restaurant with W D Lane as chairman and discussion on What of 1923. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Robert Whitaker
First Ave
Bartmall's
W. D. Lane
Father of Dead Man Sought Here in Camden Case
Mayor Brown sought help locating Paul Denslow Carpenter's father who is believed in Seattle after Carpenter died in Camden New Jersey. The destitute family asked Mayor Brown for the father's address and for him to contact Mrs Walters Camden at 611 Chestnut Ave. Also noted the King County Holiness association holds an all day meeting at Madison Street Methodist Church Tuesday January 2 starting 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Star Thursday
Paul Denslow Carpenter
Camden
N. J
Carpenter
Mayor Brown
Seattle
Walters
Chestnut At
King County Holiness Association
Madison St. Methodist Church
Wilson Birthday Spotlight Shifts to 1924 Ambitions
On his 66th birthday Woodrow Wilson shows improved health and rising influence within the Democratic Party. He writes letters on public questions, remains active in discourse, and is viewed as shaping the party’s 1924 strategy. Clemenceau recalls their Paris meeting noting Wilson’s vitality and belief in his 14 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Wilson
Democratic Party
Georges Clemenceau
Paris
Clemenceau
Vancouver Street Car and Train Collision Kills Two
A Vancouver street car and a Great Northern train collided at Venables Street in Vancouver. Two men died and a woman is dying, with 12 others hospitalized. Police found whisky bottles near the wreck as witnesses describe a fight at the front of the car before it moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Great Northern
Venables St
R. J. F. Duthie
20Th Ave. N
Beattie
Alexander MacDonald
John Standon
Bible Study Schedule at McDermott Building
Bible studies on the life of Christ are held Tuesdays at 7 45 p m and Sundays at 6 p m in room 216 McDermott building Street services occur at the corner of Third and Pike Sundays at 7 p m Rev William F Clark to read
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
McDermott
Third and Pike
Wm. F. Clark
Bandit Nabbed At GOPs Home In Broad Roundup
Police rounded up ten robbery and burglary suspects in a late night raid and early Thursday arrest spree. One burglar was nabbed inside Lieut Haag’s home. others included youths in a stolen car and a man found under a bed. Police recovered a stolen license and cash, while other suspects faced charges ranging from pistol possession to theft. A related probe linked Karl Larkin to check fraud tied to Admiral Oriental line bogus checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Swanson
J. A. Collier
Lieut. Haag
John McKay
McKay
G. K. Mitchell
Allen Place
Olaf Bru
Sixth Ave
Jack Sigmund
J. C. Bridges
University Et
Bridges
RK. L. Warren
Denny Way
Bru
Sacramento
Cal
Karl Larkin
Northwest
California
Larkin
Admiral Oriental Steamship Line
Seattle
Admiral Line
Oakland
K. Libelian
San Francisco
ASK INSURANCE FOR INDUSTRY
The annual convention of the American Association of Labor Legislation opened in Chicago with calls for unemployment insurance legislation and measures to stabilize production. Wealey C. Mitchell urged market finding in downturns, Ming Mary Anderson pressed relief for women workers, and aging pension laws were proposed. Henry R. Seager spoke on federal action to prevent strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Association of Labor
Wealey C. Mitchell
National Bureau of Economic Research
New York
Ming Mary Anderson
Woman's Bureau
Department of Labor
Henry R. Seager
The Commodore Poster Bed for Frederick & Nelson Patrons
The Commodore Bed is built for Frederick and Nelson's patrons by a top maker. It uses select cabinet woods with a soft rubbed finish and is offered in Full or Twin size at the featured price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick & Nelson
Small Boys Winter Hats Clearance Offer
Juvenile hats for fall and winter including velvet, velour, leather and chinchilla styles. Tam, roll-brim, turn down and Russian shapes in stock. Sizes shown reduced to $1.25, $1.65, $2.25 and $2.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uvenile
Overcoats Offered in Belts for Boys to 17
A hosiery and clothing notice advertises belted boys overcoats in sizes up to 17 years with red sale prices of 5.95 8.95 11.45 14.85 and 17.85, listed on the third floor.
Imported Overcoats Sale at Young Men's Shop
In a clearance note from Young Men's, imported overcoats are discounted with remaining stock priced at $59.75 for one size, $39.75 for a single coat, and several coats marked down further as sale quantities dwindle. Priority given to high value items.
Bomb damages car in Capitol Hill area during Labor dispute
Explosion demolishes the Danz theater car outside the Dana and Colonial theater block at 962 22nd Ave N. No injuries. fragments strewn across the street. Police pursue clues as union disputes over staffing and defense fund assessments surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musicians’ Union
W. B. Severyns
Charles Tennant
Dana Hore
22Nd Ave. N
Colonial Theater
Short
Labor Federation
Muscians
Dang
Six Trainmen Hurt In Wreck Near Quincy Junction
Six men, two seriously, were injured in a head on crash between two Western Pacific freight trains one half mile west of Quincy Junction in Calf today. They were brought to a hospital. cause cited as train No. 61 not awaiting the extra westbound freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Cal
Western Pacific
Quincy Junction
Bremerton Vets Elect Officers for Coming Year
Bremerton chapter No 6 Disabled American Veterans elected Walter H Wood as commander C P Wick senior vice commander Henry Lecair Junior vice commander Lloyd Wiley chaplain J B Serry adjutant Theodore Lindell treasurer John Lundegard sergeant at arms John McDonald Fred Fein trustees The group endorsed the adjusted compensation bill with a sales tax rider Plans for a New Year frolic December 30 at the Masonic Temple were announced with the Bremerton chapter D A V W W American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Walter H. Wood
C. P. Wick
Henry Lecair
Lloyd Wiley
J. B. Serry
Theodore Lindell
John Lundegard
John McDonald
Fred Fein
Masonic Temple
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Fine Sailor fined for liquor possession aboard ship
Oscar Moore, 25, pantry room employee on a Pacific Steamship Co. boat, pleaded guilty to liquor possession in federal court before Judge Jeremiah Neterer. He was fined 250 dollars after being arrested a month earlier for carrying whiskey off the boat. London report notes Scotland Yard shake up due to unsolved crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Moore
Pacific Bteamship Co
Jeremiah Neterer
Moore
Death in Paris Investigated After Miss Shannesaey Found
Paris police probe ongoing into the death of Miss Rose Shannesaey of Minneapolis. Initial verdict ruled death by own action in a bachelor’s apartment, but Davia Crotty, her uncle, requests a broader inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rose Shannesaey
Minneapolis
Minn
Davia Crotty
End of Season Clearance on Women Suits Coats and Dresses
An opportunity to effect substantial economies in this season end clearance featuring Women's and Misses' suits coats and dresses for street business and dress wear all from regular stocks regrouped for this event under sharply reduced prices.
Borah Pushes for Conference on European Relief and Debts
Senator Borah urges a proposed conference to study European rehabilitation while President Harding resists, arguing the executive must know if other nations welcome the move. He attacks wartime funding terms and notes American troops remain on the Rhine amid debates over Versailles and withdrawal. Lodge defends negotiations and warns of potential new European conflict if conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Lodge
Senate
Lodge
Borah
Harding
American Debt Commission
America
Idaho
United States
Rhine
France
Secretary of State
Europe
Germany
Reed
National scramble for oil contracts in Mexico ends in foreign control
In Mexico City leading European and American financiers secured a major petroleum contract. Col. J In O Connor of American Foreign Oil announced the agreement granting a foreign company exclusive rights to bore and operate all zones along rivers, with the Mexican government to receive 40 percent and no duties to be assessed against the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Col. J
O'Connor
Big Pany
Chinese Taken on Narcotic Charge
Dong and Mah, Chu charged with possession of narcotics, posted $1,500 bail each in a United States marshal's office Tuesday afternoon and were briefly released. They were the ninth and tenth persons to be served with warrants following an oral grand jury secret indictment. Three more warrants remain unserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar Dong
Lee Mah
Chu
United States
Mah
Bootlegger Slain in Palermo After Arriving from New York
Italian authorities report Barcell, famed bootlegger who built a fortune in the United States, was shot three days after arriving in Palermo from New York. The incident occurred amid ongoing criminal underworld tensions as investigations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Italy
Barcell
United States
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gov. Hart
Turkey
Disbar
Wolf Pack
Woodrow Wilson
Harry Hunt
Washington
Bandit
Gop
Claude Glenn
Hallard
PF. W. Spler
O. N. Young
John Douglas
J. Hanley
Grand Central Hotel
Occidental Ave
James O'Brien
Thomas Luona
H. Weethalls
J. Fortson
Insurance
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Sixth Avenue
Commodore
London
Scotland Yard
Ohio
Frederick G. Neumeted
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!