Cave Girl Allegedly Forces Man to Altar in Iowa Defense
August Loebe, a 40 year old farmer from Winner, South Dakota, alleges Melissa Dawson drugged him and kidnapped him to force a marriage. He says he awoke in a Sioux City hotel with a marriage certificate and his money missing. She later returned to the farm claiming they are married.
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Cave Girl
Man
Melissa Dawnon
August Loebe
Loebe
Kansas City
Melissa Dawson
Melissa
Locke
Sioux City
Loebe Farm
Man Seeks Heart Balm After Two Marriage Certificates
Kanene City reports a man claiming a first marriage was common law and plans a ten thousand dollar settlement. He holds two marriage certificates but cannot compel either spouse to speak, complicating any legal action or reconciliation.
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Kanene City
Loebe
Dramatic director appeals for support at club pageant
Miss Marcaret Aiken dramatic director of The Wayfarer urged Women’s King County Republican club members to unite behind the pageant. Other participants named were Miss Florence Mann Miss Caroline Kidd and Mrs Eloise Clyde. Ashcroft B C two men perish in Williams Lake fire along Pacific Great Northern railway.
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Wayfarer
King County Republican Club
Marcaret Aiken
the Wayfarer
Florence Mann
Caroline Kidd
Eloise Clyde
Ashcroft
B. C
Williams Lake
The Paper Pattern a Snare Warns Frances Boardman
A historical notice condemns fashion pattern schemes that promise style but waste time and money. It warns women readers against chasing fleeting trends and urges practicality, needlework caution, and using existing wardrobe options instead of costly replacements.
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Frances Boardman
Japanese Stowaway Attacks With Dagger at Port Pier
A Japanese stowaway, rescued from a gunfire volley by Patrolman W. G. Cottle, was recaptured by Joe and Louis Digard after drawing a knife and attempting to stab them. The detainee, found near W 69th street and Fifth Avenue N. W., surrendered, asked for food, and is held on an open charge at police headquarters with possible deportation.
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Japan
W. G. Cottle
Port J Commission
Smith Cove
Hashinaki
Joe
Louis Digard
69Th St
Victim of Alcohol Dies in City Hotel
Frank Lee, 40, died at a city hospital after being taken from his room in the Oregon hotel at Second Ave and Washington St Monday night. The proprietress Mrs Y Kinamoto found him groaning and in great pain around midnight. Death is believed to be due to alcohol poisoning.
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Frank Lee
City
Oregon Hotel
Second Ave
Washington St
Lee
Y. Kinamoto
Soldier Cleared of Robbery Charge at Camp Lewis
Charlies H. Meadows a Camp Lewis soldier was acquitted by a jury in Judge Joseph Sessions court of robbery. He was accused of stealing 31 dollars and 10 cents from the cash register of M. Shimada the Japanese cafe owner at 610 King Street after arrest on June 3.
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Charlies H. Meadows
Camp Lewis
Joseph Sessions
Meadows
M. Shimada
King St
Marriage Licenses and Birth Notices Listed
Vital statistics show marriage licenses issued to multiple Seattle residents and births announced in Seattle area records. Names include Agnes Evelyn Gard and Sylvia M Hobson among others with locations in Seattle and nearby islands. Divorces granted are also recorded in the same notices.
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Seattle
Eeett
Legel Beeen
New York
Fremertew York
Rton
Hobson
Sylvia M
Portland
Aubert
Virgil
Legal Rein
Mary B
Deaths and Comings in Local Notices
Obituaries list Mayme Shrewsbury and Jeasie Tennant from Milford with deaths. Also listed: Harrison A. Coffin, sep Penten Welch Nellie age 60 of 2719 161 ve W Brooks John 67, Dreamland hotel. Adeline Martin 4% at 1 Third Ave. Ruth Pitka 27 of 1906 20th St.
Honeymoon in Ice Two Couples' Plan
Among the newlyweds who plan on spending their honeymoon among the Alaska Eskimos are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Nicola and Mrs. and Mrs. Clar ence H. Trafton, who sailed Saturday on the liner Victoria for Nome. Mrs. Nichols was formerly Miss Helen Stanafield of Colorado.
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Alaska Eskimos
J. A. Nicola
Mra
Clar Nece H. Trafton
Victoria
Nome
Mra. Nichols
Helen Stanafield
Colorado
Robber Surrenders at Police Station
C. A. Antone, 29, surrendered at the police station declaring he robbed the Quaker bakery yesterday night. He admitted taking $1.75 while proprietor Rickels said $6 was stolen from the cash register as he wrapped doughnuts. He is held on a robbery charge.
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C. A. Antone
B. L. Hedges
Antonesen
Rickels
Antoneseu
Alaska Far North schools to be led by two couples
Mrs. Trafton and Miss Mabel Cleary daughter of Senator Cleary of Bell ingham will head Far North government schools of Alaska. The two couples will share leadership of these remote institutions.
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Trafton
Mabel Cleary
Senator Cleary
Bellingham
Alaska
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