City Raided by Parties of Robbers
A wave of robberies and assaults swept the city Monday night and early Tuesday. Three masked bandits robbed a grocery and a meat market, stealing $85 and $10 from their targets before fleeing. Police pursued two suspects after a wreck, while a bystander narrowly escaped when a bullet flew past her ear. Two brothers, L A Trimble and Alfred Trimble, were jailed Tuesday as suspects in the incidents.
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Charles Irving
Filorentia St
Jack Stone
K. J. Black
John W. Gibson
Harrison St
Gibson
Seret
R. EB. Newton
J. R. McCarthy
Dexter Ave
Fifth Ave
Battery St
Roy St
Newton
Auto
Gaspar Fischer
Olympic Way
Broad St
G. C
Wilson
First Ave
Bell St
John St
Fairview Ave
Mra
T. M. Cranney
Thomas St
Mray
L. A. Trimble
Alfred Trimble
Polce
W. O. Densmore
F. A. Storaski
Ballard
Home Brew and Idle Thoughts Parade on Page One
A quirky column notes a Home Brew provider promising nightly phono graph records and includes whimsical musings about being a squirrel and bear. The piece mentions the nickel returning to normal but not enough to buy a beer and folds in a Navy Ensign discussion on scrapping world navies. Little Homer Brew is described as a born executive who always watches others work.
Cossack Leader Is Coming to America
The State department approved a passport for Ataman Seminoff, the Russian Cossack leader in exile, to enter the United States. Officials would not disclose Seminoff's mission or purpose for visiting, noting his activities have featured in international developments over the past two years.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Ataman Seminoff
Ria
Seminoff
Ontario Tops Provinces in Wealth Population and Industry
Ontario leads Canada’s provinces in wealth, population and industrial output according to a recent regional survey. The report highlights Ontario’s dominance in economic activity and urban development across major cities and sectors.
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Ontario
Arms parley details ship limits and loophole safeguards
The draft naval treaty sets a ten year naval holiday ending 1937 with limited additions for France and Russia. It imposes tonnage caps on cruisers and battleships, allows outside nation ships, and preserves a 6 inch gun limit for merchant vessels. Aimed at closing loopholes, provisions ban sale of old warships abroad and permit two scrapped vessels to be rebuilt as aircraft carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
United Press
Ramas
American
Britain
Japan
France
Ialy
America
Italy
Harding Prepares to Submit Pacts to Senate
Washington January 10 All treaties and agreements reached at the armament conference will be submitted to the senate immediately after the conference concludes. It was not stated whether the president will present them in person or by messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
Federal agents seize 100 barrels along railroad yards
Federal prohibition agents seized 100 barrels of alcohol in the yards of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad at Bridgeport, Connecticut, as part of a crackdown on illicit booze. The action signals intensified era-wide efforts to curb rum running and illegal distillation operations.
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Fpridgeport
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R
Irish Statesmen Face Building a New Irish Government
Dublin dispatch outlines Sinn Fein leaders recognizing freedom as only the first step and detailing plans to create a full peacetime government with written constitution, taxation, police, courts, and an army. It notes need for agriculture industry policy, tariff measures, and issuing own postage stamps and currency.
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Dublin
Sinn Fein
Ireland
Finitieh
Canada
Australia
Courts of Appeal
Supreme Court
Anglo French Treaty Reported Agreement In Cannes
Premier Briand and Lloyd George announce a defensive alliance aimed at European economic reconstruction and peace. A British memorandum is under cabinet review and tonight’s publication is awaited. France expects the pact to bolster Briand in parliament. A four power expansion may include Belgium and Italy.
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Cannes
Premiera Briand
Lioyd George
France
Briand
Britain
Belgium
Italy
Pacific
Washington
Old Courier Journal Building Fire Could Cost 1 Million
Fire swept the Courier Journal building in Louisville early today. Sons of the paper may face losses approaching one million dollars. The structure, built by General W B Haldeman, was a midwest landmark at its 19th century completion where Col Henry Watterson worked. The rest of the text notes linen manufacture in England during Caesar’s invasion.
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Louieville
Couier Journal
W. B. Haldeman
Middle West
Col
Henry Watterson
England
Julius Caesar
Ford Offer Accepted For Muscle Shoals Project
War department to accept Henry Ford comprehensive offer after talks with Secretary Weeks this week. The plan contemplates eventual payments around 1.65 billion dollars to the government and requires Wilson dam completion before transfer to Ford's control, then sent to Congress.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
War Department
Henry Ford
Great Muscle Shoals
War Weeks
Ford
Congress
Wilson Dam
Detroit
Widow Wins Damages in Police Shooting Suit
In Portland on January 16 Lena A Hedderty was awarded up to 7500 dollars in a suit against city policemen who she alleged shot and killed her husband believing him to be a bootlegger. She had previously won 1500 dollars in a federal case against federal officers and the defendants plan to appeal claiming double recovery is improper.
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Portland
Lena A. Hedderty
Hedderty
Hiegal
Johnson foes in California defend firepower alliance fight
San Francisco reports Senator Hiram W. Johnson facing criticism from longtime California backers including Rowell Kent Randall and Keesling after his attack on the firepower alliance. The group, labeled original Johnson men, splits over his stance as he seeks reelection to the U S Senate.
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San Francisco
Jan
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Firepower Alliance
Cheater
HH. Rowell
Shipping Board
William Kent
Congresman
Tariff Commission
Charles H. Randall
Prohibition
Congress
Francis V. Keesling
Keenling
Johnson
United States Senate
Rowell
Randall
Keesling
Kent
United States
Official Drowns in Ice Covered Lake
Gov. J. A. O. Preus of Minnesota sends tug boats to Lake Superior to search for the body of State Commissioner James Maher of Portage Minnesota who disappeared after leaving Cloud Bay by motorboat on December 29. Ice and floating debris hinder the rescue effort.
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Fort William
Ont
J. A. O. Preus
Minnesota
Lake Superior
James Maher
Portage
Minn
Maher
Cloud Bay
British Raleigh Sails Into Seattle for Welcoming Visit
The Royal Navy cruiser Raleigh arrives at 4 PM to a warm Seattle welcome. Vice Admiral Pakenham and staff tour Lake Washington canal, golf, soccer, a Rainier club banquet, and a Hippodrome dance. The ship departs midnight for San Francisco en route to Bermuda.
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William CC. Pakenham
West Indies
Raleigh
Britain
Lake Washington Canal
Weat
Seattle
Admiral Pakenham
Rainier Club
Hippodrome
Bremerton
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Bermudas
Mada lynne Obenchain Regrets Prosecution Attack in Court
In Los Angeles Mada lynne Obenchain denounced state attorneys during Arthur C. Burch murder trial cloning arguments. She called Deputy District Aney Asa Hayes statements cowardly and said the law denies her right to strike back while the prosecution allegedly libels her and harms Mr Puget and herself.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Madalynne Obenchain
Arthur C. Burch
Aney
Asa Hayes
Obenchain
Madalynne
Visitors with pockets full of gold miss a lively night
Officers and men from the British cruiser Raleigh came ashore Monday night with gold but no time to spend it as banks were closed and theaters and cabarets were hard to find. The ship arrived late, leaving crew members with dull shore leave.
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Raleigh
Rickenbacker Sees Air War Threats in Future Skies
The airplane ace Capt Eddie Rickenbacker warns that war in the next conflict will be fought in the air with gas bombs killing civilians. He argues the Washington arms conference should restrict airplanes but predicts a cal-chemical war with deadly bombs over cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
Rica
Ace of Aces
Washington
Quiz Federal Agent on Death of Wife
SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 10 Po Hee continued today to question O. A K Wood, a federal revenue agent, about the death of his wife in a burning home here yesterday. Firemen found the dead body as they were about to destroy the Wood claims he and his wife were attacked by bandits who knocked him unconscious, tied his wife to a bed post, and set the house ablaze.
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Salt Lake City
Po Hee
O. A K. Wood
Federal Revenue
Telegram Held for Mrs Hayes in Death Notice
The Western Union telegram for Mrs. Alice Hayes of Seatue informs of the death of her husband Jim in Vicksbury Mass. The notice notes a telegram was held for the recipient.
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Mrs. Hayes
Western Union Taco Company
Alice Hayes
Seatue
Jim
Vicksbury
Mass
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