Woman charged with attempting to bribe in liquor permit case
Mrs. Tena Molin was held on $500 bail after allegedly offering 1000 to Alcohol Investigator T A Mor to obtain liquor permits for her drug store. Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm Douglas filed the information Friday. The case links to county liquor permit procedures and a broader inquiry into a street railway deal and Puget Sound Light.
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Samuel A. Molin
EB. Jefferson St
Malcolm Douglas
T. A. Mor
Tors
Eugene A. Meacham
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Cane
A. W. Leonard
Puget Sound Light
Sweetheart Hacked With Axe Woman Revives After Death Illness
Calexico, Jan 22. Clotilde Marren, 17, allegedly attacked by Mise Pedrosa with an ax and left for dead. She regained consciousness after more than 20 hours and is expected to recover. Pedrosa confessed to the act, saying harm would come if the stranger were seen with her. He waives further actions as the sweetheart survives. Calkins of Seattle sails to Peru as he becomes a regional director of public education.
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Calexico
Cal
Clotilde Marren
Pedrosa
Grove’s Laxative Promo Quar Tablets Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Grove’s claimed cure for a cold in one day using “Qtr.” tablets. The copy mentions BW labeling and asserts authenticity with a branded note.
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Grove
Mock Wedding Ends in County Prison
Spokane reports Jane Earle Williams impressed a Moscow Idaho high school girl prompting a mock wedding tour through Seattle Portland and California. Williams will serve six months touring the county jail and pay a $260 fine. The girl contemplates the incident at home.
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Spokane
Jane
Earle Williams
Moscow
Idaho
Students Entertain Women's Club at University of Washington
University of Washington art and drama students entertained the Women's Club on Friday night with two one act plays and several musical numbers.
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Women's University Club
University of Washington
Officers Installed at Seattle American Legion Post No 18
Seattle post No 18 of the American Legion installed a list of officers at Veterans hall Friday night led by Commander George L Kahin with Ralph Hammer as vice commander Don Hwan as trustee and historian F Lane as chaplain MH Malliday as finance officer C W Artery as adjutant John Rees as officer of the day and Tony H Compan as officer of the guard.
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Seattle
American Legion
Veterans’ Hall
George L. Kahin
Ralph Hammer
Don Hwan
F. Lane
MH. B. Malliday
C. W. Artery
John Rees
Tony H. Compan
Policeman Ed Hagen Held Over in Concealed Weapon Case
Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton took under advisement the case of Ed Hagen former policeman charged with carrying concealed weapons. Hagen allegedly was found armed while waiting at Canyon Drive December 9 1 for a liquor beat load and was recently fined on liquor charges by Justice Dalton.
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Justice of the Peace
C. C
Belgium Demands German Reparations Lump Sum
PARIS Jan. 21. Belgium's government will press the supreme council to fix a lump sum for German reparations as soon as possible. A demand will seek treasury bonds negotiable in America. Belgium maintains its priority share of the indemnity at 2.5 billion dollars.
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Supreme Council
Brustela
Reho de Paria
Germany
America
Belgium
Ineleta
Spokane G N Shops Adopt 7 Hour Day
Great Northern shops in Spokane will switch to a seven hour day starting Monday affecting more than 1,000 workers and reducing the force. The move follows a recent layoff of over 400 men in the past six weeks.
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Spokane
Stone Thrown at Harding Car Sparks Security Concern
A window in President-elect Harding's private car was shattered by a stone thrown from beside the track during the night in Jacksonville. Secret service men suspect a boy. The window was replaced and Harding departed for a coastal cruise amid cabinet tensions and Senate opposition to preferred appointees Hughes and Dawes.
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Harding
Jacksonville
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Panama
Prem
Dent
St. Augustine
Marion
Formal
Frelinghuysen
Lessure
Senate
Charlies BK. Hughes
Charlee
Oregon Murderer Is to Be Executed
Vale Ore January 22 Chearge Howard must pay with his life for the murder of George R Sweeney Vale salesman September 14 After nearly five hours of deliberation the jury found him guilty of murder in the first degree Howard confessed on the witness stand He shot Sweeney to gain possession of his automobile.
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Vale
Ore
Chearge Howard
George R. Sweeney
Vale Ealeaman
Howard
Sweeney
May boat at Winnipes to be moved to Vancouver
A historical vessel known as Hudson's May boat, linked to Winnipes, dating back to 1444, is planned for relocation to Vancouver. The move aims to preserve the artifact and place it within a museum or display setting in the city.
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Vancouver
RB. C
Winnipes
Soviet Envoy Quits America in Uncertain Farewell
New York January 22 Soviet ambassador Martens and about 60 staff left on the Swedish liner Stockholm after denial of asylum and expulsion. Martens predicted a future Russian- American resumption of normal economic relations and vowed to meet Americans again when conditions permit.
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New York
L. CA
Martens
United States
Mussia
America
Stockholm
Tussia
Johnny Trambitas Arrested on Portland Felony Warrant
Tacoma report says Johnny Trambitas brother of Alex and Valley Trambitas was arrested on a Portland felony warrant. He waived extradition and will be sent to Portland to answer the charge. he was scheduled to fight Eddie Jackson here next Thursday night.
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Tacoma
Johnny Trambitas
Alex
Valley Trambitas
Portland
Young Trambitas
Eddie Jackson
Mrs Peete Denies Worry Over Denton Murder Probe
In Los Angeles Sofie Louise Peete, weary but denying concern over the Denton murder case, rests in jail awaiting a Monday trial resumption. Jurors visited the Denton home basement crypt where Jacob C. Denton’s body was found as witnesses described her demeanor.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jacob C. Denton
Sofie Louise Peete
Denton
Mra Peete
Ndt
Hough Pleads Not Guilty in Spokane
Jay J. Hough, a Spokane broker, pleaded not guilty to two counts of first degree forgery in superior court. His partner, John B. Milholland, charged in the same case, committed suicide when officers arrived. Trial set for March 7.
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Spokane
Wash
Jay J. Hough
John B. Milholland
Harding Birthplace Offered for Sale in Mount Gilead
Mount Gilead January 22 President elect Warren C. Harding s birthplace was put up for sale today. Buyer Mr B Erickson had purchased the property from Dr George T Harding father of the president elect and offered it for sale. Warlington Maj James G Steves retired restored to active duty and serves as president of the Alaska road commissioners board.
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Mount Gilead
Warren C. Harding
B. Erickson
George T. Harding
Warilington
James G. Steves
Board of Road Commissioners For
Alaska
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick, Easy Relief
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for stuffed noses and feverish heads. It claims doses every two hours break up colds, relieve headaches and dullness, with quick action and pleasant taste, containing no quinine and inexpensive.
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Pape
Root favors disarmament steps after Harding inauguration
Washington dispatch reports Step a Root urges President-elect Harding to pursue a general disarmament agreement promptly after inauguration. In a letter to Chairman Butler Root stresses that the matter be left to Harding and a new secretary of state, arguing Congress cannot act effectively under the current administration.
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Henne W. Walkin
Washington
Stepa
Harding
Kithu Root
Butler
House Naval Affairs Committee
Roots
Econgress
Britain Denies Aim to Dominate the Air
London reports at the air ministry state Great Britain is making air science progress but denies any intention to seize aerial supremacy. An officer emphasizes no official desire to concentrate on control of the air despite U S claims of Mitchell influence.
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Great Britain
Air Ministry
Britain
Mitchell
American Aviation Service
United States
Ministry
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