Congressmen Back Fred L Boalt in Public Dispute
Congressmen back Fred L Boalt of The Seattle Star amid a dispute over navy court of inquiry notes on Vera Cruz. The blast questions whether Boalt faced jail threats for publishing, whether he heard all testimony, and whether Lt Grant altered records and statements. The issue touches Seattles press freedom and naval accountability.
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Vera Cruz
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House
Secretary of the Navy
Boalt
Naval Court of Inquiry
Richardson
Grant
U. S
Naval Judge Advocate
Senate
Roalt
Laugh It Up A Uplifting Ode To The Joy Of Humor
A narrator praises laughter as a life enhancing force. A Baltimore man’s fatal blood vessel rupture from laughter is cited to caution against fear, while urging readers to seek humor in daily life. The piece extols laughter as healthful and contagious.
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Baltimore
Man in police court admits plan to shoot someone
Lloyd Hopkins testified before Judge Gordon that he bought a gun yesterday and intended to shoot someone. He fired a .22 in a First Avenue shooting gallery and in the street before fleeing, colliding with an officer at Spring Street. Hopkins said he had mental spells and would be held until his brother in Avery, Idaho, can be reached.
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Hopkins
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Madison St
Poolman
Pike St
Spring St
Mayberg
Detroit
C. C. Hopkins
Avery
Idaho
Jailed as a Smuggler Queen
Mrs Helen Fauser dubbed Queen of the Opium Smugglers was arrested in San Diego by United States inspectors in a government crackdown on an opium ring. She and five co defendants including Henry W Fauser Leroy Hughes Anton Volk Oscar Miles and Paul Grimm were remanded to jail on 5000 bonds. She claimed innocence and mocked the case. Crisis reached in mediation of railroad strike.
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Los Angeles
Helen Fauser
San Diego
United States
Fauser
Henry W. Fauser
Leroy Hughes
Anton Volk
Oscar Miles
Paul Grimm
Three year old Jean critiqued chiffon waist in Star reader feature
A playful reader feature shows three year old Jean by an editor as the chiffon is removed from an old silk waist. Jean critiques the outfit with a quip about preferring it without chiffon. A dozen entries arrived, and the best one will appear Monday.
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the Star
Jean
Judges swap challenges at Caillaux murder trial duel threat
Paris reports Judge Albanel challenges fellow judge Dagoury to a duel after alleged partiality during Mme Caillaux trial over Caillaux letters to Fernand Labori. Seconds and others expected to duel. Caillaux and Cherie may fight. Mme Caillaux fainted in court during reading of letters.
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Caillaux
Albanel
Mme, Caillaux
Calmette
le Figaro
Louis Dagoury
Fernand Labori
Mme
Cherie
Learned Gentlemen Probe Blonds Versus Brunettes Popularity
A mock municipal anthropological panel led by Herr Schnitzelburgher debates whether blondes or brunettes are more attractive. The four commissioners plan fielding surveys, photographing local women, and publishing results in The Star to gauge Seattle residents' preferences.
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Germany
Rosenmeister
Seattle
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Herr Schnitzelburgher
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