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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
16
County Clerk George Grant holds the honey case while the Mahoney has been hanged. Exhibits may prove useful later, and Deputy Prosecutor T. H. Patterson believes they could serve future needs.
Refugees from Asia Minor recount brutal acts by Turks and Kurds during the Smyrna crisis. Armenians in the United States testifying on White bill propose to admit fleeing relatives despite the 3 percent limit, while immigration committee members weigh the exceptions and broader policy.
Mr and Mrs B Murata were released on $250 bonds after appearing before US Commissioner B W McClelland charged with selling Smile a beverage said to contain 7 per cent alcohol. Arthur Anderson was released on $3000 bond after liquor charges. George R Potts was fined $390 and Oscar Mohr $250 on liquor charges.
Milton Bronner surveys rising monarchist sentiment across Germany in 1923. He notes bold groups in Bavaria and Berlin, secret leagues in Saxony, and the spread of monarchist propaganda through press and pamphlets. He cites Reichstag party splits, violent actions against republic figures, and the growth of organized, semi military and student circles funded by Junkers, Hohenzollerns, and loyal estates.
Arthur C. Burch, acquitted in the J Botton Kennedy murder case, has resumed work as boss of an excavation crew grading suburban lots near Heverly Glen. He says he needs outdoor work after a year in county jail, while co defendant Madalynne Obenchain is reportedly living in Los Angeles with unknown whereabouts.
Judge Thom speaks to Burke during a Chamber of Commerce luncheon in the Arcade building at Friday noon. The event featured an optimistic address aimed at local civic progress.
A black bandit stopped Mrs. L. C. Jones at 20th Ave and EB Madi and declined 60 cents, saying she needed it more. In contrast, another highwayman robbed Mrs. Margaret Finks at Second Ave and Union St, wresting her purse containing a century-old family brooch. no suspect description is available.
Berman Schoenfeld will represent the associated retail furniture interest of the Northwest at the National Retail Furniture association convention in Grand Rapids during the first week of January. He left Thursday to visit furniture exhibitions in Grand Rapids and Chicago.
Seventy five men from the Crane company sales office and warehouse sections gathered for the fourth annual banquet and social event held Thursday evening at the Yacht club.
The Milk Shippers' Association board will meet Saturday to discuss buying a half interest in Associated Dairies Inc. The first 1933 meeting is set for January 2 at Carpenters' Hall for officer elections.
D. M. Lynch, an Alaska newspaper man, convicted of attempted murder, and Antone Gou duck, an Indian, convicted of murder and sentenced to life, moved through Seattle Friday in U S Marshal Harvey T. Sullivan's custody en route to McNeil Island penitentiary.
The Seattle Elks approved a resolution proposed by W. J. Sineék to designate a national Anti-Dope Week. Exalted ruler D. W. presided at a Thursday meeting in Seattle, with officers initiated and the lodge’s leadership noted.
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