Youth Murder Trial Tied to Sex Films in Amodern Town
In Omond, California, teen Harry Heuer confesses to the murder of Mannie Cabral amid claims that modern sex films and literature warped his mind. The case centers on a triangle with Emma Cabral, alleged abuse, and a youthful revolt spurred by perceived wrongs. Heuer admits guilt after investigation and testimonies explore influence of sensational media on a boy’s actions.
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Ohmond
Cal
Dan
Sawyer
Harry Heuer
Mannie” Cabral
Emma Cabral
Hever
Cabral
Ntl
Cabra
Heuer
Balloon Flight Planned by Naval Air Service Leader
January 14 report from Syton Ohio states Admiral William A. Moffett, chief of the naval service, announced a dirigible flight within 18 months. The SR-1 airship would travel from New York to San Francisco as a landmark epoch for naval air service.
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Syton
Ohio
Naval Personnel
A. Moffett
Naval Air Service
Moffett
New York
San Francisco
Grain Growers Suspend Vice President Amid Shakeup
Jan. 14. J Manderson of St Paul Minnesota was suspended as vice president of the United Grain Growers Inc by the corporation's executive officers. Manderson, who leads the Cooperative Exchange, was removed from the Northwest sales committee and the post was left vacant.
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J. Manderson
St. Paul
Minn
United Iles Grain Growers, Inc
Ion
Cooperative Exchange
Northwest
Poincare Prepares Cabinet as Lloyd George Arrives in Paris
Raymond Poincare has completed his cabinet list and will notify President Miller while preparing to assume government next week. Lloyd George arrived from Cannes and will meet Poincare at the British embassy to discuss supreme council decisions linked to Genoa and the Genoa economic conference.
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Paris
Raymond Poincare
France
Poincare
Miller
Lloyd George
Cannes
Potneare
Althe Poincare
Supreme Council
Supreme Councils
Genoa
Picand
Witl Atand
Alcoholism Deaths Increase in South
Sacramento reports 1921 alcohol related deaths in California total sixty, up from 35 in 1920, figures compiled by state health statistician L E B Roses.
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South
Sacramento
Cal
California
L. E B. Roses
State Board of Health
Ross
Gas Station Bandit Robs Rainier Ave Station
Police pursued a bandit who robbed a Standard Oil station at Rainier Ave and McClelland St Friday night taking about $50. Attendant C. E. Miles was forced to the floor as the bandit rifled the till and then fled the scene.
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Rainier Ave
McCilelland St
C. ER. Miles
Scouts Demonstration Planned at Hippodrome in April
Seattle Boy Scouts will be backed by the Young Men's Business club to stage a large demonstration at the Hippodrome in April showcasing scouting activities and community support.
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Seattle
Young Men's Business Club
Hippodrome
Southern Irish Approve Pact in Dublin Assembly
The South Ireland parliament unanimously approved the peace treaty with Great Britain establishing an Irish free state. De Valera and followers were absent. A provisional government was elected led by Michael Collins and others. Ireland’s first real railroad strike was planned to begin at midnight, with Griffith’s cabinet ready to manage it.
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Dublin
Jan
South Ireland
Great Britain
Mamonn de Valera
Radicala
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dail
Michael Collins
William Cosgrove
Eamonn J. Duggan
Bryan O'Higgins
Hogan
Laach
McGrath
O'Neill
Ireland
Griffith
Altho
Ford Seeks Political Victory in Muscle Steels Bid
Washington January 14 The Ford bid for the Muscle Steels nitrate project enters the political arena as Secretary Weeks plans to send it to Congress soon. Congressional leaders weigh potential electoral impact as fertilizer interests mobilize against the offer, signaling a major political confrontation ahead.
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Washington
Fleury Ford
Ford
Congress
Slander Causes Bride’s Death by Own Action
Denver report says Mrs. John Hager, 20, wife of rancher John Hager of Evergreen, killed herself. She left a farewell note citing false gossip by neighbors about her domestic affairs. she leaves four children.
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Denver
John Hager
Pear Evergreen
Youngs Reappointed to Utilities Board
One of Som’s last acts reappoints L. I. Youngs, superintendent of the city water department for 24 years and chairman of the board of public works. Under Youngs, the water department grew into a major municipal utility with a capital investment of 14 million dollars. He has chaired the board of public works for ten years.
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Som
L. I. Youngs
City Water Department
Board of Public Works
Young
Youngs
Electric Spark Blows Sewer Conduit Hurts No One
An explosion on Friday afternoon at the intersection of Piret avenue and Jackson street blew a telephonic conduit. Manhole covers were hurled about 66 feet and windows shattered in the vicinity. A. Piper, superintendent of streets, said gas seepage into the conduit was ignited by an electric spark.
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Piret Ave
Jackson St
Oo. A. Piper
Two Men Killed in Foundry Blast Near Detroit
An explosion at a Hanna & Co. foundry furnace in Delray near Detroit, Michigan, killed two workers and injured two others. The men were inside the furnace cleaning it when gases ignited and detonated, wrecking the furnace area.
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Detroit
Mich
Hanna & Co
Delray
Here
Miles Poindexter Defends Vote in Newberry Controversy
Washington dispatch reports Senator Miles Poindexter issuing a patriotic statement to justify his voting to seat T H Newberry of Michigan. He argues Newberry’s election occurred during wartime and denies undue spending, contrasting with Lorimer and Stephenson cases.
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Washington
Miles Poindexter
T. H. Newberry
Michelis
Newberry
Poindexter
Senate
Lorimer
Stephenson
Tilinota
Cass
Stephen
Wisconsin
Lasua
Michigan
Ford
Himerlf
Sles
Japs Agree to Return of Land and Shantung Details
Washington reports that Japan has agreed to unconditional return of the leased territory of Kiao Chow to China once the Shantung question is settled and a law agreement is operative. Both sides anticipate resuming talks on the Shantung railway next week. The naval disarmament treaty nears completion with minor issues remaining.
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Washington
Kiao Chow
China
Shantung
Shantung Railway
U. K
Stockmen Gather in Denver for National Western Show
Stockmen and horse fanciers from the West and Midwest arrive in Denver for the opening of the National Western Stock Show. Hundreds groom entries for the tan berm arena as top contestants include Mrs. Laula Lonng Combe of Kansas City and several Chicago area stables led by O Brien and Lehmann.
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Denver
Tan Berk
Honore
Laula Lonng Combe
Kansas City
O. W. Lehmann
Chicago
W. J. O Brien
Tom Masa Mexico
J. D. Farrell
Beattie
Mothers of Pryther home plan dinner at St Regis hotel
Friends of Mother Ryther of the Pryther home plan a dinner for Saturday night at the St Regis hotel on Second Ave and Stewart St. A group of mothers whose children have stayed at the home are expected to attend. Dinner will be served at 6 o'clock and Mother Ryther will speak at 7.
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Mother Ryther
Pryther
T St. Regis Hotel
Second Ave
Stewart Et
Special attorney to aid U S district attorney in docket cleanups
A special attorney will arrive in February to assist Thomas P. Revelle United States district attorney in clearing the congested court docket of a number of SIMON CANES.
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Fratile
Thomas P. Revelle
United States
Simon Canes
Local law offices opened by three attorneys in Alaska Building
C Norman Dickison William L Bar and Horace W Hall have established offices for the general practice of law at suite 814 Alaska Building.
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C. Norman Dickison
William L. Bar and
Horace W. Hall
General Practice of Law
Alaska Building
Seattle detective acquitted in grand larceny case
Be C Schulte a Seattle department store detective was acquitted by a jury in Superior Judge Bord J Niman's courtroom Friday afternoon. The charges stemmed from an alleged scheme to withhold goods taken from shoplifters.
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Be. C. Schulte
Seattle
Charres
Bord J. Niman
Schultz
Boldt's Prowth Pastry Ad Teases Tasty Treats
A compact advertisement promotes Boldt's Prowth Pastry as a tasty option for readers seeking a flavorful snack. The copy emphasizes quality and appeal, aiming to entice purchase through appetizing language.
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Boldt
Test friends aid cold relief with Honey and Tar remedy
A letter from C.8. W. de Wet of Oakland describes a family emergency where a boy and girl suffered severe rasping croupy symptoms. Voley's Honey and Tar is praised as a wonderful emergency remedy in the hour of need.
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W. de Wet
Tird Ave
Oakland
Cal
Voley
Honor Heroes of War Today Along Beattie to Tacoma
One thousand American elm trees are to be planted along the highway from Beattie to Tacoma starting at 2 p.m. in an Armistice Day remembrance. The eight mile installation will feature Lt. Gov. William J. Coyle reading the honorees as Gov. Louis Hart and others participate. The project aims to extend 20 miles by next Armistice Day, with trees growing to 180 feet and lasting about 200 years.
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Beattie
Tacoma
America
Northwest
Bunnydale School
Amita
William J. Coyle
Second story thief sought after break in at 601 Seventh Ave
Police investigated multiple break ins with a second story entry at 601 Seventh Ave. A suspect escaped with 200 in cash 100 shares of Fulton Mining Company stock 100 shares of Davis Motor Car stock and 45 from Tony Kugene's coat. Several other homes reported thefts of cash jewelry and small items.
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Seventh Ave
Pulton Mining Company
Davis Motor
HH. A. Behottom
Tony Kugene
Pr. A. Martelie
10Th Ave
17Th Ave
N. B
Oo Barelear
Mins Tianch Schroder
Boverity House
Wvites
Mast Toth St
Ocean Traffic Delayed by Thick Pacific Fog
Heavy fog on the North Pacific causes major slowdowns for east coast to Seattle liners. The Mexican of American- Australian line and the Willpole of the Wil lama line report delays ranging from 12 to 18 hours due to the weather.
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North Pacific
Sees No Peace in Regulations Says Steffens
Lincoln J Steffens renowned journalist and economist speaks at Crystal Peal auditorium on world government trends He argues regulations cannot bring peace citing Britain’s empire as a model for ruling possessions to achieve harmony Hulet M Wells delegate to the Red Trade Union International at Moscow also appears Proceeds go to the Russian relief fund.
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Lincoln J. Steffens
Crystal Peal Auditorium
Steffens
India
Merypt
Britain
University of California
MagClure
Hulet M. Wells
Red Trade Union
Engineers Club Elects Officers in New Witthave Hall
Members of the Pengineers club elected Biuert Manne t as president at the first meeting in the new club building at Witthave and Springer. Chester Ler was named vice president with Lyman Bankes secretary Amd Biater treasurer and J Thomas Dovey Ralph Drury and J F Pinson named to the executive board.
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Pengineers’ Club
Biuert Mannet
Witthave
Springer
Chester VY. Ler
Lyman T. Bankes
Amd
Biater
J. Thomas Dovey
Ralph #. Drury
J. F. Pinson
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Worma Talmadge
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Ann Reader
Richard Walton
Illy
Richard Walton Tully
Miles
Douglas Maig
Beoth
Amiens
Pord
Revelle
Open Law Office
al Sweet
Alero & CO
Wyoming
Behoen
Pantaghescoph Karte Williams In
Whitney Brothers
THE
Mendozas
Line Road
Sun
Norma Talmadge
Bobby Jarvis & Co
Barker & Dunn
Johnny Dove Preston
Ysobel
Avery
Medlam
Tex
Colorado
Maeta
U. & Radium Products Company
Ingi
Chapman Bidg
Los Angeles
Lincoln Steffens
Velvet Ice Cream Co., Inc
Engineers’ Club
Nourishine
al & Gandroff
Nourishine Mfg. Co
Low Angeles
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S. J. Kaufman
AL Wohlman
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Lillian
Claudius & Scarlet
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John J. McGowan
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