Love Poems Then Deserts: Kellogg Faces Third Trial
William Kellogg, 23, on trial in superior court for the third time, is accused of fathering a set of children after dating Grace McIntosh, 21, on a Vashon Island farm. Grace, with a baby in court, recounts a romance that began in 1912 and the plea that Kellogg marry after he could support her. Kellogg, formerly a Seattle city compassman, had earlier been tried in King County, with a five to ten year sentence on the second trial before the Supreme Court reversed. He contends he is not the father of the children.
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William Kellogg
Vashon Island
Grace McIntosh
Kellogg
Kallogg
Seattle
King County
Smith
Supreme Court
Woman Shot by Neighbor Dies in Wish to Live
Aberdeen Feb 28 Mrs Caroline Burke was shot Monday by Theodore L Olsen and remained alive as doctors expected her death. Burke said she knew no reason for the act and Olsen killed himself.
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Aberdeen
Caroline Burke
Theodore L. Olsen
Judge Black Urges Passage of Bank Guaranty Law
Judge W. W. Black of Snohomish urges Sen. James Burton to pass a bank guaranty law. He argues depositors deserve protection, notes Seattle bank failures, cites banks endorsing the law, and calls legislators to act for the general welfare.
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Black
James Burton
Everett
W. W. Black
Snohomish
United States
Seattle
Old Cop Points Out Tong War In Chinatown
The police report describes a tong war in Chinatown with a notable light burning at Hop Sing headquarters, sightings of gunmen, and patrol-sightings near Masonic temple area. Ed Wong, a Chinese consulate attaché, is cited as the war’s trigger and police say the conflict hinges on Hop Sing rooms and rival tong strongholds.
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Harry Wong
New Masonic Temple
King At
Are. S
Chinatown
New Bow Leong Free Masonic Temple
Bon Leong
O. C
Sam
Ed Wong
Free Doctor Offer Promises Saving and Quality Treatment
An advertisement claims to provide the best possible medical care at reduced cost for sick patients, urging you to take advantage of the offer and save money on treatment.
Allies Want U. S. In War Says Hale
Col. Frederick Hale reports European leaders eagerly seek U S entry into the war. He says Lloyd George Briand and others are elated over Von Bernstorff’s return and foresee U S involvement aiding Allied forces. Hale describes front-line conditions in France and England and notes coal shortages but no famine.
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Lloyd George
Briand
United States
Europe
Col
Frederick Hale
Maine
Finland
Hale
van Dyke
Corunna
Spain
Gerard
England
France
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
U.S
Col. Hale
Ypres
Austrian Fisherman Leaps to Death at Providence Hospital
Paul Kralich a 44 year old Austrian fisherman from 2312 Elliott Ave West died after leaping from a fourth floor bathroom window at Providence hospital Wednesday morning. He had checked in three days earlier for rheumatism treatment and was to be discharged today. His wife Mrs Kralich is prostrate and says she knows of no reason for the suicide.
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Paul Kralich
Elliott Ave. W
Providence Hospital
Kralich
Providence
Hogs Reach All-Time High Price In Chicago Market
On February 28 in Chicago hogs sold for 13.55 per hundred, an advance of 20 cents from yesterday and the highest price ever paid on the local market. Feeders and packers watched the market as demand remained strong and supplies tightened.
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Chicago
Good Teeth Health Emphasized in Seattle Dental Office
An advertisement promotes teeth care linking oral health to overall success. It touts a large Seattle dental office with top equipment, sterile practices, and white-clad staff. The clinic markets low prices, ironclad guarantees, and painless dentistry guarantees with free initial exams.
Much Married Says He's Nut Bigamist Arrested in Tacoma
Harry Arbuckle, 25, a clerk in the Postal Telegraph Co, is jailed in Pierce county on bigamy charges. He allegedly married Oneda Arbuckle in Tacoma in January while still married to Nellie Arbuckle. Arbuckle says he wed wife No 2 after meeting her in Colville. He is kept in jail with a six month old baby by his first wife.
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Harry Arbuckle
Postal Telegraph Co
Pierce County
Oneda Arbuckie
Alkiave
Tacoma
Nellie Arbuckle
Arbuckle
Wife No. 2
Colville
Wife No. 1
Seattle
Miss Oneda Slacher
Special Prosecutors Named for I W W Trials in Everett
Judge Ronald grants motion to appoint H D Cooley and A L Veitch as special prosecutors in the I W W cases linked to the Everett Marell tragedy. Separate trials were ordered with the first defendant Thomas B Tracy set to begin March 6. Edmund Vance Cook and Mrs Cook were in Seattle on their Pacific coast visit.
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Ronald
Lloyd L. Black
Snohomish County
H. D. Cooley
A. L. Veitch
Everett Marell
Thomas B. Tracy
Edmund Vance Cook
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