Two Business Houses Destroyed by Mysterious Fire
Early morning fire at 1419 Fourth Ave and 1498 Third Ave damaged Hopper Kelly Music and Brothers Jewelry. Flames started in the jewelry back rooms and spread to the next door shop, threatening the block of three story brick buildings. Firemen battled for over an hour. total loss about 9,500 with jewelry stock insured. Investigators probe incendiary origin.
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Hopper Kelly Com
Fourth Ave
Brothers Jewelry Company
Third Ave
Jewelry Company
Companie
Jewelry c Company
Hopper Kédly Music Company
Saturiay
Dulldine
Hopper Kelly
Fire at Burke Building causes smoke in downtown area
A large blaze at the Burke building on Second Avenue sent thick black smoke into the downtown Saturday morning. Fire units from every downtown station responded to the call. The blaze originated in a restaurant flume.
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Burke Buildi
Burke
Second Ave
Sidelights on Treva Trial Stir Courtroom Moments
Report describes courtroom scenes during Treva trial with attorney Bostwick probing witnesses. Mrs Colburn wears a plush coat and red velvet hat as judge and jury react to testimony. The matron Mrs Luke contradicts state claims, while Treva and mother remain tense under cross examination.
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Treva
Incé
F. A. Luke
Bounty
Rick
Mr. Luke
Snow Delays Mount Rainier Climb In February
Aradigh Washington Feb 4 snow halted the Mount Rainier climb by three Alpine climbers Jean Landry Jacquet Landry Jacques Bergues. After a park superintendent consultation they planned to set Camp Muir and begin final ascent next day. A heavy storm and avalanches delayed progress. Camp Lewis soldiers aided in locating abandoned gear and supplies.
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Wash
Mount P
W. J. Peters
Jean and
Jacquet Landry Jacques Bergues
Muir
Narada Falls
Paladins
Camp Lewis
Peters
Corporal Wood
Signal
Paradise
Camp Muir
Treva Pote Trial Feats Poise Amid Murder Case
Everett reports a sensational trial where Treva Pote, a young today called heroine, testifies about the night of Gus Dandleon’s death. She remains calm under cross examination, denying fear and insisting she told the truth. The mother Bertha Wilkes sobs as Treva’s poised demeanor contrasts with her mother’s agitation.
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Treva Pote
Callows
Hestia
Bertha Wilkes
Gus Dandeleon
Trevor
T. A. Stiger
Treva
Danielson
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Gus Danielson
Gus Daniélson
Everett Case Evidence Reveals Vaudeville Style Trial
Prisoner Treva Wilkes delivers emotional testimony as jurors weep. prosecutor depicts Gus Danielson as slain by demand for money and education, while defense cites her tears and circus past. Courtroom scenes show mother and daughter under scrutiny with rebuttals to tainted statements.
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Gus
Trvd
Gus Daniélson
Gus Danielson
Movie Murder Starts On Page One
A Hollywood inquest into director Taylor's murder unfolds with testimonies from Claire Windsor Mina Windsor and Miss Francisco about dinner at the Ambassador and threats alleged by Taylor. Friends like Norma nd Minter deny engagements while contemporaries like Purviance Eyton and Litky prepare to testify. The case centers on jealousy and possible revenge linked to Taylor's social circle and recent death.
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Claire Windsor
Mr. Taylor
Antonio Moreno
Betty Francisco
Ambassador Hotel
Mixa Windsor
Beattie
Miss Francisco
Miss
Joase Lt. Lasky
Mabel Normand
Mary Miles Minter
Taylor
Antaasia
Warten Screen
Edward F. Safids
Taylors
Mias Normand
Mins Minter
Miss Normand
Dereeh Comedienne
Marty Miles Minter
Fdna Purviance
Charlie Chaplin
Henry Peary
Miss Purviance
Charles Eyton
Jesse Litky
Japan China Open Door Pact Moves at War Conference
The conference outlines a nine power treaty on China with open door principles, aims to protect Chinese sovereignty and equal opportunity, and details tariff revisions to raise Chinese revenues. Japan agrees to withdraw five of the 21 demands and discussions cover railways and loans in Manchuria and inner Mongolia.
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Manchuria
Inner Mongolia
Hughes
China
Harding
Sakhalin
Formosa
Pescadores
State Hughes
Bomtehell
Custoria
Underwood
Achievements of Arms Meet Are Imposing
Washington reports the Washington conference achievements include a firepower naval limitation treaty with a five power naval tonnage cap, a five power pact and submarine treaties, a Pacific four power treaty, nine power treaties on duties and open door, settlement of Shantung, Yap, and cable divisions, Japan’s withdrawal from Siberia, and return of Wei Hei Wal to China.
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Pacific
China
Japan
King Chou
Shantung
United States
Siberia
Manchuria
Inner Mongolia
Great Britain
Goethals Returns to Spokane to Inspect Irrigation Schemes
General George W. Goethals travels from Albany to Spokane with Dan A. Scott and a team of Columbia basin irrigation engineers. They inspect dam and tunnel sites in the Peone Pleasant Prairie Spokane river and Hangman creek areas to compare Pend Oreille diversion with pumped Columbia River water for large scale irrigation.
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George W. Goethals
Reclamation
Dan A. Scott
Corps of
Columbia Basin Irrigation Project
Spokane
Albany Falla
Pend d'Oreille
Oanal
Goethals
Peone
Pleasant Prairie
Spokane River
Hangman Creek
Pend Oreille
Columbia River
Cops Punished for Missing Police Training Meeting
Hight department members including two captains and a report clerk were suspended for one day or lost one furlough for failure to attend the February 1 meeting of the policemen's instruction class at the YMCA. Thirty-six other officers face Chief Searing for absence and reprimand.
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William H. Searing
Pastor Mark Matthews Celebrates 26th Anniversary
Dr Mark A Matthews marks 26 years as pastor of First Presbyterian Church with a Sunday sermon and evening services. Under his leadership the church grew from small beginnings to a world renowned body with a membership exceeding 8000 and 50 departments and 25 missions noted.
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Mark A. Matthews
First Presbyterian Church
Matthews
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Hastings Arrest in Sacramento Ends Flight Across Cities
John J. Hastings, former vice president of the Scandinavian American Bank in Fargo and ex-executive in North Dakota, surrendered to Sacramento police after weeks on the run. He is charged with embezzling $3,000 from the Fargo bank in 1915 and had kept Seattle offices for two years before arrest.
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John J. Hastings
Scandinavian American Bank
Fargo
North Dakota
Non-Partisan
League
Beattie
Sacramento
Cal
Hastings T
Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo
Smith Building
Seattle
Hastings
Missing on Train Leaves Wife and 3 Children Destitute
Police search for Melvin Thompson who vanished Friday aboard a Portland to Seattle train after taking his wife and three children to a coach before entering the smoker and not returning. Mrs. Thompson arrived in Seattle Friday night and is being aided by the Women’s Protective di while officers seek her husband.
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Melvin Thompson
Portland
Seattle
New York Judge Bartow Sumpter Weeks Dies in Miami
Judge Bartow Sumpter Weeks of the New York Supreme Court died in Miami after a weeklong illness. He served as a prominent jurist and presided over important cases in the state.
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Miami
Bartow Sumpter Weeks
New York Supreme Court
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