Editor Nichol as Seattle Post-Intelligencer Chief Dies
Harold Gardiner Nicholas longtime editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer died at 51 shortly after returning from a Lincoln Day banquet. Heart trouble was likely cause. Survived by widow Ethel Judith and family. Body at Bonney-Watson Undertaking Co.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Harold Gardiner Nicholas
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Nicholas
Mr. Nicholas
Constantinople
William G. Nicholas
New York
Washington, D. C
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colorado
Scott C. Bone
Alaska
St. Louis
Dallas
Denver
San Francisco
Seattle
San Francisco Examiner
Ethel C. Nicholas
Judith
35Th Ave
Bonney-Watson Undertaking Co
Quintuple Funeral After Poisoning Case Near Klaber
Prosecutors and the sheriff planned to report after chemical analysis found no telltale corrosion of stomach linings in a poisoning death. West Coast Grocery Co. denies handling poisons. The Rhodes family suffered five deaths: Verda 11 Ed ard 9 Marie 7 James 6 and Vernie 3. The funeral will be held at a Klaber area cemetery 15 miles west with widespread local attendance planned.
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Herman Allen
F. M. Roberta
West Coast Grocery Co
Tacoma
Rhodes
Klaber
Verda
Edard
Marie
James
Vernie
Two Women Injured in City Collisions
Two women suffered serious injuries in separate crashes Monday night. Mrs Samuel W Noyes an instructor at the University of Washington lost consciousness for 30 minutes when her husband s auto collided with a car driven by Spencer Adams. In another crash on Eastlake avenue a woman in a car was hurled against a shattered windshield causing severe cuts.
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Samuel W. Noyes
Brooklyn Ave
Col. Noyes
University of Washington
E. 50Th St
14Th Ave
N. E
Spencer Adams
Ravenna Bird
James M. Sherman
James St
Eastlake Ave
Hamlin St
Russia's Prewar Dominion Acknowledged as Largest Empire
The article notes Russia as the vastest dominion globally before the world war, highlighting its expansive reach and influence across territories.
Auto Wreck Fugitives Arrested After Chase and Fight
After a crash in Seattle near Pine Street two men fled on foot and were caught following a long pursuit and a fist fight. Fire Marshal Boyle and Guard Anderson pursued and helped subdue the pair, Halstead and Opple, who were charged with drunk and disorderly conduct and held on $100 bail each. Their car was towed to the Metropolitan garage.
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Glass
Seattle
Pine
Stead
Altho
Pine .T
John M. Boyle
Gua Anderson
Denfly Way
Boyle
Andersord
Ame
Halstead
Opple
Metropolitan
Big Coal Strike Looming Near Indianapolis
2300 United Mine Workers delegates convene in Indianapolis to decide on policy as government agents monitor activity at Tomlinson Hall. If owners refuse an interstate wage conference before midnight March 31, miners may abandon pits without union orders.
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Indianapolis
America
United Mine Workers’ Convention
Tomlinson Hall
Department of Labor
Tri-Sided War Threatens Erin (Note: headline adjusted)
Ireland teeters on open civil war as three factions contend. Sinn Fein backers plot to overthrow the Irish Free State and proclaim a republic, while Michael Collins leads the provisional government. Ulster arms for raids, and British evacuation pauses heighten tension. Cavernous military presence reported in Cork.
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London
Ireland
Hamonn de Valera
Irish Free State
Michael Collins
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Ulster
Free State
Cork
Eity
Belfast Fighting Claims Eighteen Lives in Street Clash
Casualties from morning street fighting between Sinn Fenners and Ulster men totaled 18 dead and 60 wounded in Belfast. Intermittent sniping persisted throughout the morning.
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Belfast
Sinn Fenners
Ulster
Indignation Grows Over Oklahoma Bank Collapse Justice Clash
Citizens form an indignation committee after Judge Christopher dismisses a grand jury drawing a clash with Hepburn who vows no further juries. Depositors and independent papers push legal action as Oklahoma confronts a failing guaranty fund and failed bank losses. The state trembles at the potential overhaul of local leadership amid a massive debt load.
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Christopher
Hepburn
Oklahoma
Guaranty Fund
Thevetand
I*s
Bankas
Boy Student Starts On Page One With Toil And Talent
A Seattle Star boy, Clifford, speaks of learning beyond books as a head start for school. He dreams of acting and music when grown, while holding a paper route during his Seattle stay. He notes traveling taught him lessons aiding his education.
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Clifford
Seattle Star
Britain confident on ratification of Washington treaties
London reports Arthur Balfour arriving still confident that Great Britain will ratify the Washington army conference treaties. He was greeted at Waterloo station by Lloyd George, George Harvey, the American ambassador, and cabinet members.
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London
Great Britain
Arthur J. Balfour
Waterloo Station
Lloyd George
George Harvey
Movie murders and jealousy drive Hollywood case
District Attorney Woolwine explores a jealousy motive in the murder of Taylor with a young man tied to the case. Miss Norma nd discusses recovered letters from Taylor, denying any romance, while the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce backs industry unity to counter Arbuckle and Taylor case backlash. Normand petitions for a public reward fund to catch the killer as she recovers from shock.
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Woolwine
Los Angeles Chamber of Commercce
Producers’ Sanociation
Hcreen Writers’ Guild
Los Angeles Publishers’ Association
Arbuckle
Taylor Morder
Chamber of Commerce
Hollywood
Miss Normand
Mabe! Normand
Dior
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Normand
Taylor Not Irish Lord, Says Foster Relative
Denver report quotes Mrs. Elizabeth Petroff as saying William D. Taylor was the son of a Kansas farmer, not an Irish lord. She contends Taylor’s father was Oscar Tanner from Ireland, and that Taylor married Mitchel May Harrison in New York in 1901. She also denies a sister supporting payments of 50 dollars monthly.
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Denver
William D. Taylor
Kansas
Filizabeth Petroff
Taylor
Mtchel May Harrison
New York City
Mra Petroff
For Hire Man Sued Over Interfering With Transport Co
Arthur B. Griffin receiver for Enumelaw Transportation Co sues Axel Jorgenson a car driver between Auburn and Enumelaw for operating without a certificate of necessity since September 1921. The suit seeks an injunction damages of 2500 and 1000 monthly if Jorgenson resumes operations on the company route.
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Axel Jorgenson
Auburn
Enumelaw
Enumelaw Transportation Co
Arthur EB. Griffin
Austin HH. Griffiths
Griffin
Jorgenson
Sister Wins Point Against Brother
A motion to dismiss the case against Ralph Hopkins denied in Judge King Dykeman's court Tuesday. Hopkins of Seattle, 50, son of a former U S Marshal, is alleged by his sister Carrie Hopkins to be incapable of handling his finances. His sister, aided by Fred H. Peterson, seeks a guardian to protect his interests as his income runs around $225 monthly.
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Ralph
Hopkins
Carrie Hopkins
King Dykeman
Seattle
U. S
Marshal Hopkins
Fred H. Peterson
Immigration Official Returns From Inspection Tour
Luther Weedin, U S immigration commissioner, returned to Seattle Monday after a tour of inspection along the Canadian border visiting Sumas Blaine Bellingham and Vancouver B C Hoquiam reports 14 of 18 births in January occurred locally per H C Watkins city official
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United States
Seattle
Sumas
Blaine
Bellingham
Vancouver
B. C
Hoquiam
Man and Baby Die from Auto Crash Aftermath
A man and a baby were near death after a Monday night auto crash at Western avenue and Bell. Jeanette Allard twenty months suffered a fractured skull after being thrown from her father's car driven by Warian M McHi vaine. Another victim, Robert Tough eighty five, was taken to Providence hospital with a fractured skull after being struck by Charles L Kelsey’s car at Fremont avenue and North 40th street. Kelsey was arrested but later released.
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Jeanette Allard
Snoqualmie
Western Ave
Bell
Allard
Warian M
McHivaine
First Ave
Robert Tough
Aurora Ave
Providence Hospital
Charles L. Kelsey
Palatine Ave
Fremont Ave
40Th St
Tough
Kelsey
Leaking Gas Plate Claims Third Victim
A gas leak in a rooming house at 411 Yesterway killed three tenants. J. F. Keller aged 65 and Thomas Fulbigg aged 52 died at the city hospital after over 48 hours of treatment. Henry L. Grebbein aged 66 was found dead earlier. Keller’s sister Mrs. Helen Langstrom survives.
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Yesterway
Tuesaday
J. F. Keller
Thomas Fulbigg
Henry L. Grebbein
Keller
Helen Langstrom
19Th Ave
Two Men Sentenced in Federal Court
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer sentenced Harry Simmonson to 13 months in McNeill Island penitentiary for narcotic charges and Oscar Johnson to four months in county jail with a $200 fine after pleading guilty to liquor charges. Cuban has invented a hammerlike punch to extract milk from cocoa nuts.
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Jeremiah Neterer
Harry Simmonson
McNell Island
Oscar Johnson
Swindle trust unearthed in Chicago Ponzi scheme
Police raided offices of the American Novacolite company seizing stock and promissory notes as they probe a vast embezzlement case. Raymond J. Bischoff and Leslie Harrington face warrants for embezzlement linked to a multi million dollar swindle targeting foreign born citizens. Harris Harrington fled Chicago as the investigation expanded to include Casimir Phillipovich and M. P. West among others.
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Chicago
Raymond J. Bischoff
Leslie Harrington
Little Poland
Milona
Harrington
American Novacolite Company
Luke Byrnes
Thomas Moran
A. A. Lebecki
Lebecki
Novacolite Company
Pischoff
Landis
Western Land Operators’ Company
Casimir Phillipovich
M. P. West
Aurora
Col
Sailor Missing at Sea Off Sandy Hook
American freighter Gaffney seeks John Brickner a sailor swept from a lifeboat during a storm. The lifeboat with Brickner drifted about 600 miles off Sandy Hook after a line replacement failed. Rescue attempts were hindered by night with searchers still hopeful.
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John Brickner
Gaffney
Sandy Hook
City to Probe Bond Sale Friday in Council Chambers
A probe into the sale of over two million dollars worth of Skagit power bonds will be held Friday in the council chambers. Mayor Caliwell says the deal cost the city nearly one hundred thousand dollars and city engineers and others will be questioned during the investigation.
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Skagit
Caliwell
Counci
Two Mackieshoot Te Ciang Escape In Auburn Fire
Two inmates escape custody in Auburn by starting a fire under a tall door. The blaze created a disturbance and allowed the pair to slip away in the ensuing confusion. Police pursue leads as the escape is investigated.
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Auburn
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