Violent Piano of Zamona Ends In Seattle Death
Zamona known as O Zamona, a touring violinist, was found dead in his Seattle studio after hours of playing. The 40 year old performer, famed for Magini violin, reportedly suffered a pulmonary collapse as police open a post mortem into the loss of a gifted musician who lived for music.
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Zamona
Henry Stein
Manning & Byrne
Mane
Tacoma
F. Kilmore Rice
O. Zamona
Seattle
Bia
A Magini
Jiovan
Paolo Magini
Women Cry as Negro Healer Is Driven Out
In Fansville Indiana February eight a mob of about 50 white women gathered at Vanderburg jail to demand the removal of a black healer known as Johnson. They hailed his arrival and shouted prayers as he left for Cleveland to open a temple, while authorities faced a tense stand. The case drew both support and bristling objection over religious freedom and race.
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Fansville
Ind
Vanderburg
Liberty
Cleve
Vanderbure
Jesus Christ
Larce
Evansville
Fulton
Olive
Gould
Wolge
Johnson
Toe Fort
Adama County
Johnnos
Cleveland
Ist
Hearing Set on Fay Edwards Civil Service Complaint
Horner argued to exclude Edwards evidence from the case alleging past history. The civil service commission denied the request but agreed evidence must show fraud or serious misconduct. Hearing scheduled for Tuesday February 11 at 7 p m to consider charges against Mrs Edwards for juvenile work suitability.
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Thomas R. Horner
Civil Service Commission
Brannich
Fay Edwards
Horner
Sheriff Whips Wife Beater in Maryland Town
Frederick, Maryland report details Robert Phillips thanking Sheriff Hagan after receiving 15 lashes at the whipping post. Phillips chose the lashes over a jail sentence and fine, saying the 60 day jail term was long. The incident highlights local law enforcement action in a domestic violence case.
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Frederick, Md
Robert Phillips
Hagan
Phillips
Does Your Butcher Give You Trimmings
A reader reports a butcher in Evanston sending trimmings with meat and being charged for full weight. The article lists ways to use trimmings in dishes such as tenderloin soup, French chops, mutton stew, roast beef, chuck, and pork roast dishes, urging proper weight accounting and providing practical kitchen uses.
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Paa
Evanston
Star
George P
Scotland
Best Student in Her School Marjorie Flint Tops Broad Way High
Marjorie Flint a 15 year old sophomore at Broad way high school earns top E grades in six studies. She attends a 2000 student school and dislikes overdressing and sex segregation believing coed schools spur rivalry. She lives with her widowed mother at 718 Pelmont Place where Mrs Pint works for McClure and McClure.
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Marjorie Flint
Broadway High School
Marjorie
Pelmont Place
Pint
McClure & McClure
League Report Faults Griffiths and Praises Blaine McAllister
A Municipal league special committee chaired by Hugh M. Caldwell found Councilman Griffiths unsatisfactory while endorsing Councilman Blaine and candidate McAllister. The report completed this morning was submitted at the noon league luncheon and sparked a lively debate with several recommended changes before adoption.
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Griffiths
Municipal League
Blaine
McAllister
League
Hugh M. Caldwell
Erning
Ague
Woman Serves 49 Years in French Post Office
Paris reports Mme La Forest, the oldest woman employee in the French post office, has been relieved from duty after 49 years of service without missing a day.
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Paris
Mme, la Forest
Thirteen Miners Die In Derby Shaft Disaster
Thirteen miners were killed at Holnover Derby when a bucket carrying water fell down the mine shaft after a hoist chain broke. The accident occurred near Mansfield, England, today as the bucket dropped from the upper levels.
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United Press
Mansfield
Eng
Holnover Derby
Hausman Held in Opium Find at Honolulu Home
Police arrested 76 year old Hausman in Honolulu after $6,000 worth of opium was found at his residence. He allegedly threatened suicide as officers moved in. Relatives in Olympia and San Francisco were informed and said they had not heard from him. his family history includes a long estrangement and a former real estate office in the New York block.
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Roberts
Cudihee
Renton
Coal Company
King County
United States
J. W. Roberts
Shomo
Clark
Cudiheety
Hin
D. Hausman
Honolulu
Hausman
John P. Hausman
George F. Vanderveer
Vanderveer
Olympia
Tush Co. Cum Toms Brokers
San Francisco
Doston
John P. Haneman
Emma Hatsman
Havuaman
New York Block
Friedmann Leaves Berlin for United States at Midnight
Dr. Frederick Franz Friedmann the man who claimed to have discovered a tuberculosis cure sailed from Berlin to America at midnight. The disclosure came via a cablegram received by Ches F. Finlay president of the Aetna National Bank of New York.
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Kansas City
MoFeb
U. S
Frederick Franz Friedmann
Berlin
Ches. F. Finlay
Aetna National Bank of
N. Y
Friedmann
America
Church Receives $2 Million Bequest From Eddy Estate
A compromise between Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy heirs and Christian Science church officials ends a suit over a $2,000,000 bequest to the First Church of Boston. Massachusetts lawmakers enact a law allowing the church to accept the gift.
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Boston
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
First Church of
Massachusetts House and Senate
Carmen Sues For $100000 Over Property Deed
J Carmen, once owner of a barber shop, sues Julius Redeleheimer for $100000 in a suit that includes a quit claim deed to property valued at $100000. Attorneys Hecedle and Dalton represent Carmen.
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J. Carmen
Julius Redeleheimer
Carmen
Hecedle and
Dalton
Soldiers of Air Die in Sea Crash Near Danzig
In Prussia near Danzig on February 8 Lieut Commander Walter Janetzsky and Machinist Mate Diegkmann perished when their aircraft collapsed at 500 feet. The body search is underway as the wreckage is located offshore.
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Danzig
Prussia
Walter Janetzsky
Mate Diegkmann
Jury Deliberations Drag In Furth Bankers Trial
In Bellingham on February 8 the jury in the conspiracy trial of Seattle bankers led by Jacob Furth remained without a verdict after 15 hours of deliberation. The heated courtroom proceedings showcased fierce rhetoric from both sides as special prosecutors and defense counsel clashed over motives and evidence.
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Seattle
Jacob Furth
Furth
Bellingham
Corrigan
Ecounee
de Fuort Bank
Brawley
Fulton
Crawley
Itou
Millionaire’s Son Surrenders After Fatal Factory Shooting
Evansville Indiana February 8 Allen Vonden aged 22 shot and killed three workers at his millionaire father’s wood working plant. He then surrendered at a police station claiming the men tried to take the factory. Fear of race riots reported.
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United Preee
Evansville
Ind
Woodrking
Allen Vondren
Rockefeller in Serious Condition After Throat Spasms
United Press leashed wire report from Brunswick Georgia states William Rockefeller of Standard Oil remained in serious condition today after throat spasms yesterday at Jekyll Island while examined by Representative Pujo of the House money trust investigating committee.
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United Prese
Brunswick, Ga
Wm Rockefeller
Jekyl Island
Rep. Pujo
House Money Trust
Ettor Returns Home in Tacoma Plans Massachusetts Textile Leadership
Joseph W. Ettor, famed figure in the Lawrence textile strike and acquitted in a false murder case, arrived in Seattle and then Tacoma yesterday. He told friends he likely would lead the Massachusetts textile fabric workers’ union beginning next May.
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Joseph W. Ettor
Lawrence
Mass
Seattle
Tacoma
Ettor
Afasaachusetts
Gallipoli Battle Yields 15000 Turkish Deaths
In fierce Gallipoli fighting Balkans report 15000 Turks killed and 10000 captured. Turkish lines retreat under Bulgarian and Serbian siege as Adrianople may be stormed tomorrow. General Savoff plans a full assault on the besieged fortress and Constantinople looms as the next objective.
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Sofia
Gallipoli
War Office
Adrianople
Savoff
Holy City
Lord Baby Prince With 17 Names In Vienna
Vienna February 8 The infant son of Archduke Charles Francis has been given 17 names led by Charles Francis Joseph Otto. His father is the next heir to the throne after Franz Ferdinand.
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Vienna
Archduke Chas
Francis Joseph
Charles Francia Joseph Otto
Frank Ferdinand
Catch Japs Selling Guns to Filipinos
Manila February 8. Two Japanese gun runners are under arrest for attempting to sell Mauser rifles to Filipinos. American residents are excited by the gun running activity in the city.
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Manila
Spreckels Attack on Treasury Circular Sparks Probe
Congressman Carter Gloss of Virginia announced a full investigation into Treasury Circular No 5 after Rudolph Spreckels voiced opposition. Spreckels questioned the order's legality and warned it could create financial storms for the incoming administration if not repealed.
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Washington
Rudolph Spreckels
Treasury
Carter Gloss
Virginia
San Francisco
New York
Spreckels
Halligan and Crosby Tread on Panama Flag in Vaudeville Stage
A vaudeville duo Halligan and Crosby accidentally trod on the Panama flag during a stage performance. The incident drew radical reactions and sparked talk of an international incident.
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Halligan
Crosby
Panama
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Seattle
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