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The government prepares campaigns against rebel orating to preserve order during elections. The hunt for bandits aims to avert national disorders as the successor is chosen next.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
5
Marcella Craft to Sing Tonight With Symphony
Opera Company soprano Marcella Craft will be the soloist with the Symphony Orchestra at Meaty Hall on Friday. She will perform the Jewel Song and excerpts from Faust and Ah fors from Verdi's La Traviata, alongside orchestral pieces including Dvorak New World and Liszt Les Preludes. Beethoven Coriolanus Overture closes the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Craft
Opera
Symphony
Miss Craft
Faust
Ah Fors
John Spargur Dvorak
Liszt
Coriolanus
Mexico Flyers to Receive Gasoline Aid Effort Reported
Fort Brown officials say flyers in Mexico will get gasoline as part of a Baseline aid plan. Army pilots forced to land along the Mexican border were noted, with arrangements described for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Nsville
Texas
Jarie Davie
Fort Brown
Miners Debate Wage and Tax Proposals Reported
United Mine Workers officials discuss proposed wage reductions and tax measures. The report notes a 269 percent figure and reference to a ten hour day amid union discussions led by John L. Lewis. The item mentions miners at the Arcade building and a gathering on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine
Harmony
Jom L. Lewis Dresidens
Rey Deer
Lady Joan Capell Goes on London Stage
Lady Joan Capell youngest daughter of Adele Countess of Essex to perform on the London stage following reports she may marry the Prince of Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Capell
London
Jane
Prince of Wales
Adele
Countess of Exsex
Boy Desperadoes in Spokane Taken
Spokane police say seven boys rounded up in a crackdown belong to a gang of young desperadoes behind a month of robberies. Capt. Barnes was told by Glen Sage Lawrence Corre deaux and William Poole, arrested at Cheney, that others are involved. They planned to rob a bank at Demnet Idaho but lacked enough revolvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Glen Sage
Aline Lawrence Corredeaux
William Poole
Cheney
Barnes
Demnet
Idaho
X Ray Specialists Meet in the East
Foremost xray specialists from across the country gathered in Atlantic City for the first postwar convention of the American Roentgen Society. The two day sessions promise to be the most important ever held, reflecting advances in medical work in base hospitals overseas during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
United Press
Farance Shoots Self After Farewell to Wife and Child
In Colville Washington on January 30 B W Farance 24 a Pomeroy farmer shot himself through the head with a rifle after bidding goodbye to his wife and child. He acted at the home of Charles Hanson his brother in law near Rice where the Farances had been visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colville
Wash
B. W. Farance
Pomeroy
Charles Hanson
Rice
Farunces
Shoemaker Shot in Head Refuses Demands at Madison Street Shop
Luke Sucevich, a shoemaker, was shot in his shop at 704 Madison Street Monday after he refused the demands of three bandits. He is reported improved at City Hospital. William J. Cole was arrested as the assailant and refuses to talk to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Sucevich
Madison St
William J. Cole
Thief Cuts Bag From Arm. $50 Stolen During Shopping
Mrs J B Warfield reports a thief slashed her handbag from her arm on Thursday afternoon, taking about $50 while she shopped. Police were notified Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. B. Warfield
Adama Sr
Falls From Pole Kill Lineman in Endicott
W. H. Hart, a Washington power line worker, fell from a pole and died after landing on his head in Endicott, Wash. He is believed to have contacted a live wire. Miss Jeanie Hoover of the agriculture department will bring a message to Endicott on Saturday urging increased milk consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spoank
W. H. Hart
Washington
Iran
Endicott
Wash
Jeanie Hoover
Department of Agriculture
Goodbye line from Hamby before Electrocution in Sing Sing
Ossining N Y January 36 Gordon Fawcett Hamby, a murderer robber and adventurer, was executed at Sing Sing for the December 15 1918 killings of Dewitt Peale and Henry Coons. He boasted of robbing 13 banks two train hold ups and a third murder. He faced death with a smile and told fellow condemned men to never start crime. He asked the guard to change at his door saying he has no smile left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Gordon Fawcett Hamby
Hamby
Sing Sing
Dewitt Peale
Henry Coons
East Hranklyn Savings Bank
Red cavalry drives deep into Southeastern Russia report claims
London dispatch says Red forces broke through the Manyt river valley defeating anti Bolshevik units and capturing 5000 prisoners in a two day battle south of Yefremoff. DuMenko commanded in Perekoko region as Nitchesk and Denikin troops clashed with fluctuating results. Moscow denies rumors of government headquarters moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Red
Manyteh
Russia
Moscow
Yefremouff
Menko
Perekoko
Nitchesk
Denikin
Intended Bride Dies of Injury After Street Car Crash
Mina Sophia Machek 17, bride-to-be of Percival Schroeder of Spring Lake Michigan, died at Columbus sanitarium four days before her wedding. She never regained consciousness after the January street car collision at N 39th street and Woodland Park Ave. Schroeder, who rushed in from Michigan, learned of her death as his fiancée lay unattended. She is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Machek, 6008 McKinley Place. body at Bonney-Watson pending funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival Schroeder
Spring Lake
Mich
Mina Sophia Machek
Columbus Sanitarium
N. 39Th St
Woodland Park Ave
Mina Machek
Schroeder
Beattie
Michigan
Mises Machek
Mica Machek
Charles Machek
McKinley Place
Bonney-Watson Undertaking Establishment
Senators Endorse Fast Rail Road Return to Owners
Washington news reports a near final agreement between senate and house conferees on railroad legislation. The bill is expected to pass early next month to return lines to owners by March 1, aligning with GOP urgency. Labor groups seek extended government control, but most congress members favor early return and possible removal of labor provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Son Won't Attend School Court Jails Mother
In Spokane a three day hearing was held as Mrs. Harry Wilson argued against sending her 12 year-old son to school. The exasperated judge ordered the hearings after threats to jail, as the mother resisted the court's instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Met
Harry Wilson
Ian
Three Fined for Operating Stills
Lulu Marsh Albert Favre and Vincent Phrcey were fined $100 each in police court for operating a still in the city. They chose to serve their fines in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Marsh
Albert Favre
Vincent Phrcey
Be Thrifty Buy Fahey-Brockman Suits This Spring
A local shop promotes saving with $10 off when buying a suit in the big upstairs store. Fahey-Brockman suits are advertised for long wear and value, with hundreds of $30 suits claimed to rival spring prices. The note emphasizes varied sizes and styles with broad stock.
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Fahey-Brockman
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