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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1920

Page

7

Acquittal Claim Tied to Mind Power in Desert Killing

Mrs A Richee of Los Angeles says thought transference by friends 60 miles away helped secure Elmer E Brown not guilty in San Bernardino murder trial. She claims no hypnotism involved and notes the jury verdict came as the court concluded its proceedings. Brown claims kinship to Abraham Lincoln.

Los Angeles Cal Elmer E. Brown Thomas Flood A. Richee San Bernardino Richeet Brown Flood Abraham Lincoln

One Room for Maid and Man They Wed

Hotels in New York are crowded by visitors and two servants of P. A. Stovall the United States minister to Switzerland Fred Harris and Miss Gabrielle Sandrin found only one room for both. They went to the city hall to obtain a marriage license.

New York P. A. Stovall United States Switzerland Fred Harris Gabrielle Sandrin

1920s fashion: pants with ruffles recall 1830 styles

Paris reports a new cut of form fitting trousers with lace collars and cuffs designed for men in 1920. Tailors and designers borrow 1830s silhouettes to create models displayed in shops, promising chic, fluffy style for well dressed men.

Paris France Awarts

Larks of America Reveal Taxonomic Confusion

The titlarks and meadow larks are not true larks but belong to a distinct family. Experts note the mismatch in common names and scientific classifications across regions. Further study aims to clarify evolutionary relationships among these birds.

America

Home remedy promises relief for catarrhal deafness

A home treatment claim argues catarrh and head noises can be cured using Parmint mixed with hot water and sugar, taken four times daily. It asserts the remedy reduces inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and normalizes middle ear secretions, restoring hearing in many cases.

Ren

New York Woman Accused of Bigamy After Multiple Marriages

Mrs. Leslie facing charges of bigamy after her four marriages in seven years came to light. Her first husband Charles Hoffman filed for divorce, naming Robert Simmons, George Fawcett and John Lealie as later spouses. Her mother says she lived to be loved and to have a home.

New York Richard ¥. Price Mia Irene Price Price Dua Leskie Mra Leslie Charles Hoffman John Epple Lealie Himself Robert Simmons George Fawcett John

Lansing Seeks 1 2 Million for U S Foreign Service

Washington reports Secretary of State Lansing asks Congress to add 1 232 000 to the foreign affairs budget and overhaul the service to align with other nations. He would raise ambassadors salaries from 17 500 to 25 000 and ministers from 12 000 to 15 000 plus higher pay for secretaries and increased consular allowances. He also seeks 50 000 for alien employee salaries and 825 000 for a Havana headquarters for the trademark bureau.

Washington United States Lansing Congress Uncle Sam International Trademark Registration Bureau Havana Great Britain Italy Japan France

Church leader urges crowd to seek way to start a family

In Philadelphia at the Victorious Life Conference Rev. Paul Rader urged about 1,000 attendees to start a family. He told the men and women to “get a baby in your home” and advised borrowing one if necessary to begin parenthood.

Philadelphia Paul Rader Moody Church Chicago Chambers Wylie Memorial Presbyterian Church

Bryan Will Lead at Demo Convention Says Washington

William J. Bryan could control the next Democratic convention and name the presidential candidate if he repeats his Baltimore performance, aiming to push domestic issues and treaty action. His leadership bonds with a broad middle America following via the Chautauqua circuit and Commoner, drawing large crowds at low cost.

Wiliam J. Bryan Baltimore Bryan Wilson William J. Bryan Chautauqua

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