Elizabeth Magee Returns Home After Elopement
Clyde Bissell, alias Clyde Spinning, and Elizabeth Magee return to Los Angeles after a monthlong search. They wed in Visalia with Magee using her mother's maiden name Creer. Colorado authorities will handle Spinning for robbery and possible parole violations. Magee’s father plans to seek annulment.
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Los Angeles
Clyde Bissell
Elizabeth Magee
Seattle
Bissell
Clyde Spinning
Colorado
Buena Vista
Gatoa
Lyle
Spinning
Visalia
Elizabeth “Creer
Magee
Thunderstorms and the Northwest torn by memory and myth
A reflective reminiscence contrasts childhood storms and religious fear with modern geology noting repeated floods and land changes from California to the plains. The narrator recalls how thunder and lightning shaped youth, weather as a force, and the shifting earth revealing ancient seas and lakes across regions.
Yachting Race Sees Shamrock Closer With Resolute Hit By Light Breeze
The Shamrock and Resolute battled in a tight yacht race off the Jersey coast. Breeze rose to 12 knots then faded, delaying the start until 1:00 pm. By 2:25 Shamrock led by about a quarter mile as both vessels traded late tactical tacks.
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Shamrock
Burton
Resolute
Jersey Highlands
Olute
Lute
Adams
Lee
Rock
Boys Drop Clay on Passing Auto Under Bridge
Mrs. F. M. Scott narrowly escaped serious injury Tuesday afternoon when boys dropped a large lump of clay on her auto as it passed under the 12th Ave Bridge. The clay tore a hole in the roof and landed in the rear. Officers later could not locate the youths.
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F. M. Scott
Koys
12Th Ave
Cat or vacation in county auditor office
Vancouver Washington July 21 reports the county auditor's office must either find a cat or grant vacations to all the young lady clerks after a colony of mice established a reign of terror in the office.
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Vancouver
Wash
Bandits Rob All Man at Fales Paper Co Front
Two bandits assaulted and robbed a man who refused to give his name in front of the Fales Paper Co on Fourth Ave and Dearborn St early Wednesday. Merchant patrolman T. J. Hammer at 802 Seventh Ave notified police.
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Fales Paper Co
Fourth Ave
Dearborn St
T. J. Hammer
Seventh Ave
Bruce Is Again Held as a Red Alleged I W W Organizer
James Bruce, alleged I W W organizer, was again detained by Sat P F Keefe's red squad this week. A warrant charging criminal syndicalism was filed against him Wednesday by Prosecutor Fred C Brown.
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James Bruce
Sat. P. F
NAB WOMEN IN WET CABARET RAID
Police raided a Magnolia bluff cabaret at 2320 W Crockett, arresting five women and 12 men at 3 30 am. Seventy eight quarts of beer were seized. Entrance was gained by flashing car lights on the windows and signaling to the proprietor who appeared with a flashlight. Ballard precinct patrolmen conducted the raid.
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W. Crockett «T
Magnolia Bluff
Ballard
Building Bricks Sold as Butter Accusation
Harry Thompson, 30, was accused of attempting to sell crated bricks as butter to raise money for drugs. Detectives Bianchi and Majewski state he offered the butter crate to a Yesterday restaurant proprietor, who, about to open the box, alerted authorities and Thompson fled before being arrested today.
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Harry Thompson
Joe Bianchi
John Majewski
Thompson
Turkish Cabinet Resigns After Dispatches Report
TONDON July 21. The Turkish cabinet has resigned, according to dispatches here.
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Tondon
Runaway Seattle Boys Found After Indian Wigwam Adventure
Kenneth Sturges eleven and Randall Penney twelve were missing since Sunday after telling parents they would see a picture show. They were found in Port Townsend hotel lobby after spending Sunday with an Indian at a wigwam and returning to Seattle willing to go home.
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Kenneth Sturges
Randall Penney
Seattle
Port Townsend
Kenneth
Randall
William A. Sturges
Pontius Ave
L. W. Penney
Terry Ave
Penney
Nutt and Acorn Both Arrested After Speeding Incident
After Earle K. Nutt, 44, of 2483 First Ave North, was arrested for speeding 28 mph on 12th Ave Tuesday, A. Acorn of 3500 Frink Blvd was arrested for traffic ordinance violation. Nutt released on $16 bond. Acorn surrendered $2 bond.
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Earle K. Nutt
First Ave. N
12Th Ave
Acorn
Nutt
White Co
Western Distriction Co
May Golden Identified As Hold-Up
Robbery added to charges against May Golden twenty two after Sugiura identified her as the woman who stole 140 dollars from him on Wellers street between 12th and 14th avenues Sunday night. She admitted safecracking shoplifting and pocket picking. May was arrested Monday after a chase with officers. Sugura was taken to city jail Tuesday afternoon.
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May Golden
Sugiura
Shelby At
Weller #t
12Th Ave
14Th Ave
E. Tennant
Highthave
Virginia St
Hasselblad
P. B. Knapp
May
Sugrura
Knapp
Wellérst
Prowlers Invade New Washington Hotel Room
F B Ladebese reported theft from room 1016 at the New Washington hotel after three suits two pair of trousers a coat and a hat were stolen. Police were notified Tuesday and are investigating the burglary.
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New Washington Hotel
F. B. Ladebese
Judge Rules Alimony At Ten Dollars A Week
In Chicago on July 21 Judge Trude ordered Lieut Eddie Nelson to pay his former wife ten dollars weekly alimony citing their divorce case. Mrs Nelson testified that Nelson earned a dollar a minute as an aviator, highlighting the financial stakes in the dispute.
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Chicago
Trude
Eddie Nelson
Nelson
Alaska Aviators Again on the Way
Erie Pa July 21 The three flyers of the army squadron under Capt St Clair Street left Mineola N Y bound for Alaska weather bound here since last Thursday. They flew to Grand Rapids Mich in rapid succession today the other flyer left yesterday afternoon and arrived at Grand Rapids safely last night.
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Erie
St. Clair Street
Mineola
N. Y
Alaska
Grand Rapids
Mich
Rickey Interruption At Prohibitionists Meeting
Lincoln reporter notes the national prohibitionista executive committee meeting was interrupted when a hotel page called for Beers Rickey and Lightwines. No one answered. The incident occurred Tuesday afternoon in Lincoln Nebraska.
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R. G. Rickey
Lincoln
Neb
The
National Prohibitionista
Mr. Beers
Mr. G. Rickey
Lightwines
Man Jailed Ninety Days For Shoes Theft
C G Smith was jailed for 90 days by Justice Otis W Brinker after stealing a pair of brogues valued at 12.50 from J F Currier. The incident occurred Wednesday as police records show.
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C. G. Smith
Otis W. Brinker
Smith
J. F. Currier
Rainier Fiesta Opens Thursday Feature by Gov Hart
The Rainier valley annual fiesta opens Thursday with games sports and music. Gov Louis F Hart will give an address on the second day as part of the three day celebration.
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Rainier Valley
Louis F. Hart
They Are Going Crazy Over Ouija Boards
Dr Marcus L Curry in Trenton notes mania for ouija boards crowds scare him for public mental health. he warns asylum overcrowding unless tastes shift to wholesome diversions.
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CYA Board
Trenton
N. J
Marcus L. Curry
Three Soldiers Wounded in Ireland Ambush Near Bally Bourney
Three soldiers were wounded when an armed band ambushed a military lorry near Bally Bourney in Cork today. The attack occurred as the column traveled through the area, with authorities pursuing the assailants.
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Ireland
Cork
Bally Bourney
Navy Men Swarm to City for Midshipmen Tours
Seattle welcomed hundreds of midshipmen officers and sailors today with tours of the city by auto and dinners in private homes. A parade of 750 visiting future admirals led by a battleship band was a highlight, with midshipmen to assemble for the march at 1:30 p m. Officials planned a naval review with Secretary Daniels and Interior Secretary Payne aboard the Idaho, and extended shore leave for Washington state cadets.
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Seattle
Naval Training Academy
Annapolis
Washington St
Yester Way
Second Ave
Second
Virginia St
Armory
E. J. Fuller
Fuller
Fourth and
Madison
East Coast
Connecticut
Bell St
Payne
Idaho
Alaska
King County
Democratic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Washington State
J. D. Shaw
Spokane
California
B. B. Adell
C. Adell
A. A. Ageton
G. Baker, Jr
H. D. Batterton
K R. Belch
G. M. Brooke
W. P. Burford
R. BE. Carr
B. B. Cassels
J. R
1700 Girls Sought to Dance with Sailors
Naval recruiters seek 1700 young women to dance with sailors from the battle fleet. The appeal calls for eligible girls to join a mass social event at the Armory, inviting participation from readers.
Purse and Diamond Ring Returned After Lost Pocketing
Mrs J E Castner of 1766 Market Ballard reported losing a purse on Pier 4 containing legal papers and a $300 diamond ring. On Tuesday George Coryell Jr a lawyer of Empire Building 1162 66 returned the purse and contents in response to her ad.
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J. E. Castner
Ballard
Diogenes
Pier 4
George Coryell, Jr
Empire Building
Tokens For Sale As Fare Schedule Changes
Beginning Thursday tokens for street car fares go on sale at principal transfer points to speed traffic when the new fare schedule starts next Saturday. Tokens cost four for a quarter and may be paid with cash or fares. Five cent tokens now in use expire Saturday but may be redeemed at room 507 county city building. Officials ask buyers to limit purchases to 25 cents during the initial period to aid conductors.
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D. W. Henderson
Erwin Bergdoll Surrenders to Authorities at Governors Island
Erwin Bergdoll of Philadelphia, long sought as a draft evader, surrendered to federal authorities today at Governor's Island. He is Grover Cleveland Bergdoll’s brother, with a nationwide search underway for the latter. Bergdoll was ordered confined at Fort Jay, a prison once used for his brother during an escape episode.
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New York
Erwin Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Governor's Island
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Fort Jay
Runaway Car Injures Two Young Girls
Nadine Barber five and cousin Jessie four suffered cuts and bruises after a runaway auto ride down East Olive street Tuesday evening. Jessie jumped from the car and escaped with minor injuries while Nadine remained in the front seat until the vehicle crashed into a woodshed. Nadine is the daughter of O. E. Barber and Jessie is G. W. Barber's child, both residents of local addresses.
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Nadine Barber
Jessie
Olive St. Hill
G. W. Barber
Olive St
Nadine
O. E. Barber
Llth Ave
Murderer Mose Gibson Sentenced to Hang
Santa Ana California July 21 Mose Gibson, killer of Roy Trapp a Fullerton rancher, was sentenced to hang at San Quentin Prison on September 24 after pleading guilty to first degree murder.
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Santa Ana
Cal
Mose Gibson
Roy Trapp
Fullerton
San Quentin Prison
Fire Sweeps Marysville Business Block
A morning blaze in Marysville California destroyed a block of businesses with damage estimated at 250000 dollars. The fire started in Fred E Moore garage and quickly spread to surrounding stores in the business district.
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Marysville
Cal
Fred 8. Moore
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