Russian laborer Kolosoff arrested amid two homes and two families
John Kolosoff a 40 year old Russian laborer is jailed on unspecified charges after the Russian consul Boris Bogdavlensky disclosed his arrest. He allegedly maintained two families living in Aberdeen and Seattle with two mistresses ignorant of each other. Kolosoff was found with a steamship ticket and says he intends to return to Russia.
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John Kolosoff
Boris Bogdavlensky
Kolosoff
First Ave
Russia
Ephy Maikivich
Aberdeen
Milas Maikovich
Seattle
Seattle Jubilee Draws Over a Thousand Citizens
A fragmentary notice describes August 6 Jubilee in Seattle with crowd turnout and festive, mixed signals about social trends. It mentions figures and colorful phrases about public interest and local wit.
Ghosts and Gibberish From a Fractured Texas Nugget
Fragmented text references the Ghosts Walk In Texas and a Bremerton divorce case over custody. Includes disjointed lines about Solomon, David, Proverbs, Psalms, and a puzzling list of names Adelindo Innocenti Giulio Garbini Puccinelli Sed. Mentions a Lakeside health paper and a wartime aside.
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Adelindo Innocenti
IL Giulio Garbini
G. del Zedo
Puccinelli
Eve Manta Cruz
Aris
Neva
Rich Woman Found Slain in Santa Barbara Colony
In Santa Barbara July 36 a wealthy New Yorker Mrs Charles Slawson may have killed herself or been murdered at the Monticito millionaire colony near here. An inquest was expected today to determine whether she ended her life or was slain after a theater outing with two men reportedly seen nearby.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Charles Slawson
Monticito
Here
Sheriff's Office
Slawson
Altho
Police capture head of pay phone thief gang after hotel chase
Three men await open charges in city jail while police hold joo and pass keys as evidence. Monger, 30, allegedly led the ring, was seized at Tenthave with a running fight through the Elysium hotel. Lawyer Harry Little and mechanic Earl Barber were arrested at Yesler hotel. a fourth member Jack King already serves time.
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Elysium
George F. Reynolds
A. Monger
Union
Monger
Harry Little
Earl Barber
Yesler
Reynolds
Jack King
McNeil Island
Famine in Russia Report Sparked by Soviet Moves
Riga dispatches reveal 20000 daily deaths from famine in Russia with epidemics and bread lines. A famine relief committee of 63 Russians, led by M Kameneff, coordinates moving supplies to ten provinces and evacuations. Pravda denies a catastrophe insisting harvests balance shortages and denies progress or programs.
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Riga
Russia
Ekaterinburg
Moscow
M. Kameneff
Pravda
Ooe
Volga
Ukraine
Bolsheviki Free Baltimore Woman
Mrs Margarite Harrison of Baltimore has been released from Russian imprisonment after intervention by Senator Joseph J. France. The cabled dispatch, received by the Baltimore Sun from Riga reporter Mark Watson, confirms the the release.
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Baltimore
Marguerite Harrison
Russia
Joseph J. France
Baltimore Sun Today
Mark Watson
Riga
Harding Cruises Up East Coast
President Harding sails the Mayflower along the Atlantic coast on his first extended vacation since taking office. After attending Plymouth’s Pilgrim landing pageant, he will retreat to Secretary Weeks’s White Mountains lodge for a week of rest with Mrs. Harding aboard.
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Washington
Harding
Atlantic Coast
White House
Plymouth
Mass
Secretary Weeks
White Mountains
Where Are You Going Sunday
A lively invitation to Sunday outings across Seattle area locales. Readers are urged to explore Alki Point, Lake Washington routes, Fort Lawton Magnolia Bluff, White Green or Cedar rivers, and lakes Sammamish Wilderness Sawyer with picnic baskets and fishing gear. The piece ends with a quip about fishing in Lake Washington and a call to go to church.
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Alki Point
Snoqualmie Pass
Lake Washington
Magnolia Bluff
Fort Lawton
Cedar River
Cain Pleniee
Sammamish
Wilderness
Sawyer
Harper
Vashon
Hood Canal
How a Girl Can Land Job in Seattle Store
Seattle department stores hire by type and appearance. Managers say readiness to sell, confidence, height, complexion, and mood affect department placement from ready-to-wear to bargain counters. Older women fit certain roles. red hair or talkative troubles are drawbacks. honesty about experience matters.
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Seattle
Wanda von Kettler
Gladys Marshall
Miss Marshall
J. W. Hopkins
Macdougall- Southwick
Hazel Mederaf
Sab
Miss Mederaf
Fraser-Paterson
W. N. Phillips
Wayfarer Final Night Promises Packed UW Arena
General Manager Webster announces tonight will be the last performance of The Wayfarer at the University of Washington. Army Navy and veterans night attracts large crowds with 3,000 expected in the procession and plans for on scene filming using giant lights and moving pictures.
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Wayfarer
Webster
Army
Navy
University of Washington
Eagles urged to repeat March of Nations appearance at Wayfarer
Fraternal Order of Eagles members are asked to perform again at The Wayfarer on Saturday night. The Thursday show drew 700 plus attendees. members should wear white uniforms. Contact the F O E secretary for details.
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March of Nations
Wayfarer
Order of Eagles
Wayfarer” Committee
The
Eagles
F. O. BE
Girl cashier helps nab suspect in cash shorting case
An alert cashier at Chauncey Wright restaurant identified M. McCarthy, a 46 year old sailor, as the man who robbed her two weeks earlier. He fled, was pursued for four blocks, and later found with $250 hidden in his hat brim. He remains in city jail for investigation.
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McCarthy
J. Hogan
Honest Woman Turns In Found Dime at Seattle Precinct
A woman found a dime on Fourth Avenue and Pikest Street and brought it to Seattle police headquarters for safekeeping. The incident echoes Diogenes era quest for an honest man as the desk sergeant recorded the finder’s tale.
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Page Diogenes
Diogenes
Seattle
Fourth Ave
Pikest
Floating Mahoney trunk found in Lake Union near Ford plant
A square trunk found floating in 12 feet of water at the foot of Yale Street near the Ford plant is eyed by detectives as possibly the Mahoney mystery trunk. The case centers on Mrs. Kate Moeores Mahoney, 72, and her husband James Mahoney, 37, amid a forgery arrest and a long police hunt.
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Lake Union
Chad Ballard
Tennant
Price and
Carter
Star
Mahoney
Kate Mooers Mahoney
Yale St
Ford
Marshall Ford
Shipping Board
Andan
Charles Tennant
Expressman
Kate Moores-Mahoney
James E. Mahoney
William D. Perkins & Co
Alaska
Them
Justice of the Peace
Dutton
Mullicane Girl Must Face Jury
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Houser ordered the murder case against Eric Mullicane go to the jury. The prosecution failed to dismiss the charge amid a dramatic plea, and Eric may not be required to testify unless new circumstances arise.
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Mullicane
Los Angeles
Eric Mullicane
Houser
Eric
Seattle Merchant Show Closes After Record Attendance
The Bellst terminal doors shut tonight at 10 after a free all day exhibit drawing buyers and out of town merchants. The 1 560 attendance goal was exceeded with visitors from China to Idaho as refunds on travel encouraged return business. Seattle Chamber of Commerce officials praised the coast's largest and most diverse display with widespread praise for Paul Kennedy and the show staff.
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Seattle Sales Managers’ Association
Northwest Premumm Committee
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Ben J. Akerstein
G. J. Akerstein
Harbin
China
E. Bjorkland
Bjorkland
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
W. M. Campbell
C. L. Cragin
R. F. Weeks
A. M. Young
Miss Lorena Trickey Repeats as Champion Rider
Pendleton Oregon rider Lorena Trickey retained her world title at Frontier Days in Cheyenne following a sensational performance in the wild horse relay race concluding last night. Trickey, listed as from Pendleton, Oregon, defended her crown against competitors in a dramatic showcase.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Lorena Trickey
Pendleton
Ore
Spokane Editor Threatened by Ku Klux Klan Letter
The editor of the Spokane Press received a letter signed by the Ku Klux Klan threatening tar and feathers after the paper ran an editorial denouncing the organization which is said to have organized a Spokane local with about 100 members.
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Spokane
Ku Klux Klan
Spokane Press
Deputy Clerk Seeks Champagne to Christen Sailboat
Frank Crosby Jr deputy clerk of the district court hunted for a bottle of champagne Saturday to christen his new sail boat. The article notes that the capture of the tunny fish provides an important livelihood in the Mediterranean area.
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Frank Crosby, Jr
District Court
Frank
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Lakeside
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