Wife Returns to Hubby in Elopement Case
Mrs Philip M Franzen reunites with her husband in Madison after an affair with Perre Paul Auther in St Louis. Auther charged with larceny for allegedly taking $110 at gunpoint. Madison police chief Shaughnessy declines to drop charges despite Fransen’s request.
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Chicago
Philip M. Franzen
Perre Paul Auther
St. Louis
Madison
Wis
Althe Fran Bon
Shaughnessy
Madison Police
Mrs Winfield R Smith to Speak at Women's Republican Luncheon
Mrs Winfield R Smith will headline the King County Women's Republican club luncheon. The event takes place Tuesday noon at Meves cafeteria.
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Winfield R. Smith
King County Women’s Republican Club
Meves
Porter Stabs Woman After Rejected Love at City Home
Sam Jones, a negro porter, attacked Ella Jones after being spurned by her at 815 Yealer Way. He grabbed her by the neck and stabbed her. she was treated at City Hospital and is expected to recover. Patrolman T. Walsh arrested him Sunday afternoon at Ninth Ave and Washington St.
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Sam Jones
Ella Jones
Yealer Way
Billa
Eila
Sam
Ella
City Hospital
T. Walsh
Ninth Ave
Washington St
Woman Becomes First Female Clerk in Local Criminal Court
Miss Zana M. Brown daughter of retiring Prosecuting Attorney Fred C. Brown assumed duties as the court clerk in Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton's court on Monday. She previously served as complaint clerk in the prosecutor's office.
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Zana M. Brown
Fred Co. Brown
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton’s Court
Broken Lines of Lamps Reduced
A brief note reports that lines of lamps were reduced in a local area, noting improvements in lighting. No further details on location or causes are provided in the accessible text.
Three American balloonists overdue near Mattice Ontario
News from Mattice Ontario reports three American balloonists Hinton Kloor and Farrell missing after a dog sled journey from Moose Factory toward James Bay. Mild weather slowed travel and natives doubt lost trail. Mcleod predicted arrival within 24 hours unless severe cold forces walking. A light snowstorm and strong winds affected travel as rescuers awaited word.
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Mattice
Ont
James Bay
Minsinalt
Aeronaute
Liouts
Hinton
Kloor
Farrell
Moose Factory
Ensoged
George McLeod
Wald
Ttice
Mcleod
Mystery Painter Fatally Linked in Seattle Murder Case
A Seattle murder case unfolds with details of Fay Ealy known as Fat and the disappearance of witness Driver. Prosecutors recount investigations, warrants, and witness handling as they seek to confirm Fat Ealy's ties while stressing Driver’s voluntary departure and the hunt for answers.
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Painters’ Union
Honolulu
Fat
Fay
Pat
Fay Faly
California
William Kent
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Wat
Kent
Driver
Seattle
Union Hall
Mat
Ealy
A. James
New Richmond
Frater
Patterson
Workman
Charles A Tennant
Jimmy Burna
Ronald
Kn Fay Ealy
Bill Nemitz
Faly
Fat Ealy
Bakersfield
Congressman Asks About Balloonists
Senator King of Utah asked the navy department for information on the three navy balloonists who were lost in Canada. He requested details on how their flight began and the purpose of the mission.
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Washington
King
Utah
Navy Department
Navy
Canada
Detective and Suspect Engage in Street Fight
Detective R. R. Herbert, bruised but smiling, and Art Jackson, 42, a suspected bad check passer, clashed in a weekend confrontation. Herbert nabbed Jackson after a stout struggle near the JL C Smith building, following a description-led pursuit. Jackson faces additional Belingham warrants for bad checks.
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R. R. Herbert
Art Jackson
City
Herbert
Jackson
JL. C. Smith
Bellingham
Lumber trust charged with price fixing and market control
The Federal Trade Commission reports that ten regional lumber associations dominate production, curb competition, and resist price declines. It cites barometer charts, dealer cartels in Chicago, and high profit margins in Kansas City from 1916 to 1920, with data from A. A. Davis and telegrams noting high lumber prices.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Department of Justice
Southern Pine Association
United States
Commission
Chicago
Chicago Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
Kansas City
A. A. Davis
Kansas City Exchange
Edward Hines
E. G. Grigga
Tacoma
Wash
West Coast Lumbermen’s Association
Puget Sound
Western Pine Manufacturers
Northern Hemlock and Hardware Manufacturers’ Association
Harding Quits Senate Office and Elector Meet
Warren G Harding resigns from the Senate effective January 15 as Frank B Willis becomes senator elect. He may appoint top aides for posts in South America and Europe with names including Butler Vanderlip and Lowden among possibilities. Robins might lead Russia if relations resume. A Borah resolution to cut Harding inaugural funding failed after Smoot objections.
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Harding
Senate
Columbus
Harry L. Davis
Frank B. Willis
South America
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Victor Lawson
Chicago
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
France
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
James G. Darden
David J. Hil
Germany
R. B B. Creager
Brownsville
Texas
Carmi Thompson
Cleveland
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Frank A. Munsey
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Henry M. Stinson
Raymond Robins
Butler
Paris
Vanderlip
Japan
Hill
Great Britain
Creater
Mexico
America Will Quit Council of Powers
Washington, Jan 10. The United States decided to withdraw from the council of ambassadors meeting in Paris to discuss the armistice questions and related issues arising from the peace treaty. Britain France Italy Japan and the United States were represented in the council.
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Washington
United States
Council of Ambassadors
Paria
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Pullman Man Dies After Wood Alcohol Cocktail
Spokane report says Frank Smith of Pullman drank a wood alcohol cocktail and will be buried this week. The note gives no official cause but marks a deadly ingestion and forthcoming funeral details.
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Spokane
Frank Smith
Pullman
Sheriffs to Convene at Olympia January 18
Sheriffs plan a three day convention at Olympia from January 18 to 20 to urge new laws during the legislative session. Sheriff Matt Wick of King County will attend the gathering and discuss proposed measures.
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Olympia
Sheriffs’ Association
Mattwick
King County
Cornerstone Laid for Ark Lodge No. 126 Temple
The cornerstone of the new temple for Ark Lodge No. 126, Masonic order, was laid with ceremonial Sunday. The house, on Rai nier Ave near Edmunds St, is expected ready for occupancy in months.
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Ark Lodge No. 126
Masonic Order
Rainier Ave
Edmunds St
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