Armed Bandits Rob Motorist In Early Evening Theft
W. L. Jacobson, a Standard Oil collector of 2515 24th Ave S, was forced to the curb by two armed men who robbed him of about $100 near 10th Ave and West Galer St. They searched his car, took money, and then fled after disabling his vehicle. Police traced the car to Coulee State Bank, suspecting it had been stolen. The two bandits, about 80, wore dark caps covering their faces.
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W. L. Jacobson
24Th Ave. S&s
10Th Ave
W. Galerst
Jacobson
Ballard
Coulee State Bank
Coules
Wash
Car Stolen From Calhoun Hotel Front In Moore Theatre Night
Frank M. Fletcher of 1208 Tenth Ave West reported his Chevrolet touring car stolen from in front of the Calhoun hotel after leaving the Moore theatre Sunday night. License 103893 motor number C-14720.
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Frank M. Fletcher
Tenth Ave. W
Moore Theatre
Calhoun Hotel
Threats and Fatal Stabbing in Domestic Dispute
In Chicago on February 9, Giacomo Mirabellato threatened Angelina Costanzo with death if she would not marry him. Angelina alerted her father, who killed Mirabellato with a butcher knife. Police report Mirabellato had a prior killer’s record. Separately, Henry Pickard and associates bought majority control of Guardian Trust & Savings Bank at First Ave and Columbia St.
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Chicago
Giacomo Mirabellato
Angelina Costanzo
Angelina
Giacomo
Guardian Trust & Savings Bank
First Ave
Columbia St
Henry Pickard
Alaska Display Showcases Oats Wheat and Barley
The Alaska Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce features oats from Alaska alongside wheat and barley on its display, highlighting local agricultural products.
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Alaska
Alaska Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
Pretty West Seattle Home Offer for Quick Finish
Cash only opportunity to own a small two room unit on an acre in West Seattle. Builder offers first unit at $100 with payments of $15 monthly and 6 percent interest. Free blueprints included with each sale.
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Seattle
California Miss Pritchard Builds Careers Across Fields
Dolly H. Pritchard, 24, a stenographer in Los Angeles, owns six touring cars and spends about $1,000 monthly. She holds patents on an electric sign and a typewriter and has studied law, medicine, music, dancing, painting, and more. Her varied ventures include acting on stage and screen, switchboard work, and renting cars to studios for location shoots. She credits continual study and hard work for her success.
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Los Angeles
Dolly H. Pritchard
Palace of Fine Arts
San Francisco
Orpheum
Vitagraph
Universal
Triangle
Stanford University
Miss Pritchard
USA
Hoover Denies Seeking Presidency Amid Peace Treaty Debate
In New York on February 9 Herbert Hoover released a statement declaring he is not a candidate and has no political organization. He said he would vote for the party that supports the league if the peace treaty becomes an election issue and warned against parties that threaten free speech and constitutional guarantees.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
League
German Anger Cooling Off By Carl D. Groat
Berlin reports the entente letter listing alleged war guilty Germans is not an ultimatum. The signed note by Britain France Romania Poland Yugoslavia Czecho Slovakia Belgium and Italy eases tensions by naming chiefly responsible war criminals for trial.
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United Press Staff
Berlin
Entente
Great Britain
France
Rumania
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovaka
Belgium
Italy
Dominion liner Princess Anne breaks in two
The Old Dominion liner Princess Anne grounded on a reef near Rockaway Point and has broken in two. Forty eight crew members remained on board and were rescued by a fishing boat, while 32 passengers and the rest of the crew of 76 were evacuated by small boats with coast guard and New York harbor police aid. A distress signal was seen before rescue efforts, and a fishing boat reportedly carried the crew toward Long Island shores.
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New York
Old Dominion
Rockaway Point
Coast Guard
New York Harbor
Long Island
More Sunshine Predicted After Fog and Frost
Weather observer George N. Salisbury forecast clear sunny weather for Tuesday despite Monday morning fog and frost. The temperature reached two degrees above zero at eight in the morning.
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George N. Salisbury
Federal Jury Report Ready to Return Indictments Northwest Shipbuilding
The federal grand jury will reconvene Tuesday morning to report on indictments drawn last week. Indictments may be returned against individuals connected with the Northwest shipbuilding industry. Indictments will be secret and bench warrants by Judge Jeremiah Neterer will be served in Seattle.
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Federal Grand Jury
Northwest
Jeremiah Neterer
Seattle
Department of Justice
Mother fears boy is stolen in custody dispute
Mrs Lottie Schraum reports her ex husband Paul A Schraum threatened to kill their 2 year old son and himself if she did not permit visits The boy was taken Sunday noon from Mrs Stingal's home on Southern Heights and has not been seen since Police are assisting in locating the child and father
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Paul A. Schraum
Lottie Schraum
Donovan Jr
Mr. Stingal
Probe Ordered in Strange Death of Ho ward Golden
A post mortem will be conducted by Chief Deputy Coroner W H Carson to establish the cause of death for Ho ward Golden 31 of 914% James St. Investigators report Golden returned home in a dazed state and could not be aroused Sunday morning. A carbolic acid bottle lay in the room and his wife, stricken with influenza, is in the city hospital. Mrs Leach says Golden had threatened suicide.
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W. H. Carson
Howard Golden
James St
Golden
Mra
M. Leach
Thomas Keegan
Society Woman Kills Husband in Hampton
New Port News Va Feb 9 Gordon Cumming a prominent attorney and brother of Dr Hugh S Cumming died at Dixie hospital Hampton after being shot twice by his wife on a main street. The couple's marital troubles spanned years with a divorce decree granted in Elizabeth City court and an appeal to the supreme court. Mrs Cumming fired five shots wounding him and is jailed awaiting further action as a coroner's jury investigates.
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Newport News
Gordon Cumming
Hugh
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Wilson
Dixie Hospital
Hampton
Circuit Court of
Elizabeth City
Supreme Court
Five Held After Fracas Ends With Man Shot
Fred Hanson, 36, a fisherman, was confined at the city hospital with a bullet wound in the head after a Sunday morning disturbance at 2307 First Ave. Five suspects were detained: John Drake, Mabel Jordan, Katherine Peterson, Emma Williams, and Charles M. Peterson, with a revolver found by police.
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Fred Hanson
Hanson
First Ave
John Drake
Mabel Jordan
Katherine Peterson
Emma Williams
Charles M. Peterson
Mount Lassen Erupts, Largest In Three Years
Mount Lassen erupted with a towering column of smoke and no abatement for hours. The eruption, described as the biggest in three years, sent a tall plume into the dawn sky as a stiff north wind affected its shape.
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Redding
Cal
United Press
Mount Lassen
Goat glands giving babies to childless parents in Milford
Kansas surgeon Dr. J. R. Brinkley of the Brinkley Jones Hospital reports success with interstitial gland transplantation from goats to humans. He says four operations have yielded three fathers and one mother, including a Milford woman who gave birth to a boy six months after the procedure. A second case using female goat glands is awaiting results.
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J. R. Brinkley
The
Brinkley-Jones Hospital of
Milford
Brinkley
Serge Voronoff
G. Frank Lydston
Chicago
Voronoff
Lydston
Pr. Brinkley
Kansas
Military Bandmen From Camp Lewis Head to Seattle
Washingtons Own First Infantry will perform in Seattle next week in concert, announced by Col. F C Endicott regimental commander.
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First Infantry
Washington
Seattle
Camp Lewis
F. C. Endicott
Lassen Eruption Surpasses Previous Steam and Smoke Event
Column notes Mount Lassen eruption expanding in minutes with a towering plume and heavy smoke. The report states no earthquakes were felt and compares today’s eruption to Mount Lassen’s January event, noting this one is about one hundredth the size of the new activity.
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Mount
Lassen
Debs for President and O Hare as VP Named by Socialists
The socialist party of America has chosen Eugene V. Debs for president and Kate Richards O'Hare for vice president. Both are serving prison sentences for espionage act violations. The platform centers on free speech and free press.
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New York
Socialist Party of America
Eugene V. Debs
Kate Richards O'Hare
Georgia
Missouri
Auto Hits Pole in Tacoma Crash Wrecks Vehicle
Early Monday in Tacoma H and Hickey struck a telephone pole at Marginal and Dawson. The top half of the pole broke off. Clifford Raymond Hickey suffered a bruised knee a cut lip and scalp wound. Both were treated at the city hospital and left smiling.
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H. & Hickey
Clifford Raymond
Tacoma
Marginal
Dawson St
Hickey
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