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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1921

Page

5

Deadly socialist attack in ITERDO Italy shocks English party

In ITERDO Italy on July 14 193X troops occupied the city after socialists killed Englishman James and wounded his mother Lucy Beckett and their chauffeur. The party was traveling in a motor car when gunfire erupted injuring the driver as they fled toward Viterbo. Reports say the attacker fired from the roadside as the car advanced. Elsewhere on the west coast of Africa locals dig for gold amid scarce resources.

Iterdo Italy James Lucy Katherine Beckett Fascisti Automo

Pedestrian Knocked Down by Auto in City Intersection

An unidentified woman was struck at Second Ave and Pike St by a vehicle driven by Albert Imeson of 109 W 58th St. Imeson said the woman was confused and ignored his signals. She claimed to be unhurt and refused to give her name.

Ond Ave Pike St Albert Imeson W. 58Th Imeson

Pauper Grave for Czar's Chamberlain

Baron Gualmer de Linder former czarist chamberlain and former Paris embassy attaché died by suicide in Marseilles after financial troubles. He left a note requesting burial in a coffin akin to those used for destitute paupers.

Marseilles Baron Gualmer de Linder Czar Russia Paris

Cricket Batsman on Fire at Wicket

A Bathampton versus Combe Down match saw a batsman suffer a thigh injury when a fast ball struck him and caused a pocket box of matches to explode. He quickly extinguished the flames with no serious injuries though his flannels were ruined.

Coin's Flip For Wife Leaves Three Men in Court

In Chicago on July 14 a coin decided custody between three men over Elma Jada of Mexico. Judge Hayes ordered the coin toss after confusion over language left him unable to choose between Elma's first husband Jada and two suitors, Robert Gongalis and Frank Yalowski. The coin awarded Elma to her first husband Jada.

Chicago Hayes Jada Elma Robert Gongalis Frank Yalowski

Securities Statement on Financial Stability and Contingent Funds

The document asserts securities strength surpassing other institutions and cites state law restricting investments. It notes no savings and loan failure in the state and no loss of dollars by depositors. It mentions net earnings in six months allocated to a contingency fund to shield against value shrinkage similar to a local bank failure.

The Trades Union Savings and Loan Association United States Financelal Savings and Loan Association

Tacoma Elks Band Is Liveliest Bunch in Parade

A 70 member Tacoma Elks band and drum corps toured Los Angeles with a pajama parade hula dancers and a jazz orchestra. They called themselves candidates for the grand prize in the day’s parade and drew laughs with fifty banners. Snare Drummer Edwards presided as grand marshal of the nightie celebration.

Los Angeles Hvest Bunch Tacoma Elks Tacoma Edwards

Couple Eloped From Boise Tined By West Coast Officers

H. W. Easterbrook aged 40 and Mrs. Mullins, both married, were arrested in Los Angeles after eloping from Boise Idaho. Easterbrook is accused of stealing a car and swindling his partner Earl Cranston out of 1500 dollars. They traveled with her daughter before arrest and Easterbrook will be returned to Boise to face ground larceny charges.

H. W. Easterbrook Seattle Los Angeles Easterbrook

Farmer Called Too Exclusive in National Affairs

Dr. W. Hi Walker, president of the California Farm Bureau Federation, urged farmers at a Portland gathering of coast state farm bureaus to stop shunning the economic center. He said farmers must study economic laws and participate in national and international affairs.

Portland W. Hi. Walker California Farm Bureau Federation

Ardent Spirits in Old Days Revealed in 1814 Papers

Workmen unearthed official papers from 1814 in Philadelphia showing Mayor Robert Wharton addressing the council. He deplored appling houses and called saloons vile sinks, noting ardent spirits then cost 1 and 2 cents.

Philadelphia Old State House Robert Wharton Eelect Council

Freight rate cuts across two thirds of nation report

Washington July 14 a substantial decrease in livestock freight rates is noted across about two thirds of the United States from the Pacific coast to the Mississippi and Chicago and from the Gulf to Can.

Washington United States Pacific Coast Mississippi Chicago Gulf

Government wheat forecast beat by eastern Washington threshing

Ester McGregor of Topper says the government estimate of 29 million bushels for Washington fall wheat will be surpassed by a substantial margin. Threshing has run two weeks in eastern Washington with returns exceeding expectations.

Washington Ester McGregor Topper McGregor

Ada Recommendation Referred to Interstate Commerce Commission

Examiner Disque of the Interstate Commerce Commission recommended Ada for action today, sending the matter forward to the commission for consideration and decision.

Ada Interstate Commerce Commission Examiner Disque Commission

Johnson Returns Home Wants To Fight Dempsey Champion

Jack Johnson arrived in Chicago on July 14 amid a mixed crowd at Union Station. He did not smile despite a homecoming party on the south side and said his aim is a bout with Jack Dempsey after serving a Mann Act sentence.

Son Union Depot South Side Johnson Jack Dempsey

Medford seeks jailbreaker in murder attempt case

Word from Medford, Oregon states Phillip P. Forrester alias George Hayward is wanted for attempted murder and jailbreaking. He is held in King County jail on a 6F second degree burglary charge after a July 7 Seattle arrest for stealing a tool kit from a Union Oil building at Third and Bell streets.

Sheriff's Office Medford Oregon Phillip P. Forrester George Hayward King County Hayward Seattle Union Oil Company Third and Bell St

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