Child Slayer Shell-Shocked Suspect Face Likely Charges
Prosecutor Fred Brown plans to file information on Wednesday against James Sphyridis for the death of Mary Jane Pappas on Mercer Island last Saturday. Sphyridis, a Greek reservist with shell shock, remains at large and is said to have an intimate friend in Vancouver, B C. Northern police monitor possible cross-border flight.
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Fred
Brown
James Sphyridis
Mary Jane Pappas
Mercer Island
Sphyridis
Ias
Sphyridia
United States
Vancouver
B. C
Villa quits banditry surrender in Eagle Pass
Francisco Villa surrendered unconditionally to the provisional government after a morning conference with Gen Eugenio Martinez. Carl Haeglin, the American prisoner taken when Villa seized Sabinas and held for ransom, has been released according to reported accounts.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
Francisco Villa
Eugenio Martinez
Villa
Carl Haeglin
Sabifiag
Yegg Men Try to Trace Safe at Renton Junction Depot
Deputies Ramage and Merrill reported an early morning break in at the Renton Junction interurban depot. The safe knob was knocked off and the till pried open, about $60 inside. A large spike lay on the floor as the interurban freight train crew noted heavy switching around 2 am, the burglars apparently frightened away by the arriving train.
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Renton Junction
Earl Ramage
A. E. Merrill
Francisco Villa to Surrender and Become Rancher
In Mexico City on July 27, reports say Francisco Villa plans to surrender to Gen. Eugenio Martinez. The Villistas, not over 600 men, would lay down arms under immunity, with details to be decided by Villa and Martinez at Sabina.
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Mexico City
Francisco Villa
Eugenio Martinez
Sabina
Villa
Martinez
Seattle Baseball Day Proclaimed for Opening Game
Next Tuesday is proclaimed Seattle Chamber of Commerce Baseball Day by Mayor Caldwell. Businesses are urged to grant employees a half holiday to attend the Seattle versus Frisco Seals opener, sparking community support.
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Johnny
Seattle
Frisco Seals
Caldwell
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Captain McCullough Shields King County From Troubled Souls
Captain C C McCullough, prosecutor Fred C Brown’s special investigator, handles mild cases and big troubles in Washington’s King County. He claims 90 percent of residents are in some difficulty, with about 20 of 70 crisis tied to injustices against children. He aims to soothe disputes, ferret out bad checks, bootleg activity, and moonshine, while pursuing prosecutions when needed. He is a Grove City College and University of Washington law graduate, served in France for 17 months, and lives at 6256 20th Ave N E.
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C. C. McCullough
Fred C. Brown
McCullough
Capt. McCullough
King County
Washington
Thooge
Second Ave
Fleet Corps
France
States
Beanie Royer
Finley
20Th Ave
Rainier Valley
Mac
Glens and Dales
Grove City College
Grove City
University of Washington Law Department
Co. D
Second Washington Regiment
Langres
Sweet Romance Costs Him Wallet
Bovilo Bruno guest at the Golden Gate hotel in San Francisco was awakened by a seductive voice near Broadway and Montgomery. He investigated a dark doorway where two colored women embraced him and kissed him, taking his wallet containing $60 before releasing him.
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San Francisco
Bovilo Bruno
Golden Gate Hotel
Broadway
Montgomery
Coolidge Address Pleases Harding in Ohio
Warren G. Harding praised Governor Coolidge's acceptance address as a sterling speech in Marion Ohio. He called it a help to Republican aims and confident that Coolidge will fit the vice presidency to the second highest position in government.
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Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Coolidge
Coolidge Harding
Frisco Waterfront Endangered by Fire Protection Gaps
The North Central Improvement association told the San Francisco board of supervisors that the waterfront remains at risk due to inadequate fire protection. The July 28 letter urged action to address the vulnerability of the harbor area.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
North Central Improvement Association
Los Angeles Man Dies From Wood Alcohol Poisoning
Los Angeles on July 2 reports the death of Joe Onesada from wood alcohol poisoning after buying liquor from an unidentified man. Police launch a crackdown on bootleggers selling poisonous liquor following the death. Onesada told hospital authorities he purchased the liquor yesterday before he was transported to the receiving hospital where he died early today.
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Los Angeles
Angeles
Joe Oneesnada
Onesada
Court Allows Seattle to Condemn Rights of Way
The Whatcom County Superior Court sustains Seattle city power to condemn rights of way for railway and transmission lines to the Skagit development project. Announcement by Walter F. Meier, corporation counsel, on Wednesday.
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Superior Court of
Whatcom County
Seattle
Skagit
Walter F. Meier
Naked Infants Bathe Sparks Outrage in Yakima
Tourists in Yakima react with shock as mothers are ordered by Sheriff Hutchinson to provide bathing salts for their naked infants seen bathing in local creeks.
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Yakima
Sheriff Hutchinson
Journal dedicates issue to Seattle power chief
The July issue of the Journal of Electricity is dedicated to J. D. Ross, superintendent of Seattle lighting, in appreciation of his services in the development of municipal power plants.
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Journal of Electricity
J. D. Ross
Seattle Lighting
Fathers of Families Form Belgium Film Censorship Board
A censorship panel of three fathers of families will be formed in Belgium to bar film productions showing violence. The move is announced from Brussels with the board expected to oversee visual content for public screening.
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Brussels
Belgium
Bail Sets $1000 for Alleged Dry Law Violator Potter
In San Francisco on July 28 Commissioner Krull declared that alleged dry law violators must post at least $1000 bail. Arthur Potter was set at $1000 after being charged with selling colored alcohol to W. J. Smith of 254 Church Street for $25 a bottle. Potter has been held to answer to the federal court.
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San Francisco
Krull
Arthur Potter
Potter
W. J. Smith
Church St
Soldier testifies in judge court about army neglect
A soldier testified in Judge Oppenheim's courtroom through an interpreter recounting harsh treatment by John Rager, who had recently been discharged from the army.
Dandruff Threatens Hair Quality Says Ad Copy
A vintage style ad notes dandruff ruins hair and urges readers to remove dandruff to keep hair glossy and silky. It underscores that neglect starves the hair and harms appearance.
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