Divorces Tied To Interfamilial Plans In Indiana Case
In Anderson Indiana Gorman Huffman and Bill Muncie seek divorces as their wives Babe and Glee contemplate marrying each other. The four meet for a family conference after Babe’s mother warns of the affair. Judge Kittinger orders divorces before any marriage swap. Huffman 30 and Babe 25. Muncie 22 each. six and four years married respectively. no children.
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Bill
Gorman
Babe
Huffman
Kittinger
Es Town
Huffmans
Muncy's
Martial law grips city as rioting claims many lives
In a prolonged riot, martial law confines a large Black population to public sites and stockades. Authorities report 5 000 Blacks in custody while thousands of whites and Blacks clash, with looting widespread and a major fire burning through the district until containment. Dick Rowland remains jailed as unrest continues.
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Convention Hall
McNulty Baseball Park
Shequoia School House
Dick Rowlands
Robertson
Charles F. Barrett
Oklahoma City
SLED IN SEARCH ON LAKE UNION MAHONEY CASE TURNS ON BODY FIND
Police divers use a submarine sled on Lake Union seeking a trunk tied to the Kate Mahoney case. A new witness reports seeing a man remove a trunk from shore the night of April 16. Prosecutor Douglas says murder charges require a recoverable body, while James Mahoney faces forgery charges set for June 14 and bail disputes unfold.
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Iday
Mahoney
Lake Union
Kate Mahoney
der Ogesid Douglas
James Mahoney
Lee Johnston
James FE. Mahoney
Justice of the Peace C. C
T. H. Pat- Sart
Cokres
Johnston
Patterson
St. Paul
New York
J. L. Bell
R. B.colby
Lake Botto
Bell
Colby
F. M. Mapes
Charles E. Tennant
Mapes
Lake Washington
University Bridge
Harbor Department
Douglas
Mra. Mahoney
June wedding and grads plus quirky town notes
The page blends a June wedding notice with mentions of graduates and social trends. It riffs on women in Spokane jail seeking smoke breaks, a Granite Falls treasurer removed for gifting cigars at a polling place, and a boastful Alaska bone metaphor amid a staged political scene.
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Graniteals
Minn
Scott C Bone Named Governor of Alaska by President Harding
Scott C Bone long-time publicity director for the Republican National Committee and former Seattle journalist was named Alaska governor by President Harding. He will relocate from New York, with prior roles at the Washington Post and Washington Herald and leadership in Seattle Chamber of Commerce Alaska bureau.
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Washington
Scott C. Bone
Republican National Committee
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Harding
Bone
Interior
Republican Party
New York
Washington Post
Washington Herald
Post Intelligencer
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
McBride
George C. Hazelett
Dan Sutherland
James Wickersham
Telephone operator fights off four men after assault near Garfield exchange
Miss Seipel, a Garfield telephone operator, was attacked by four well dressed men as she left the Fourth Avenue North West exchange at 10 pm. She fought back, escaped, and noted the suspects as about 28 to 29, with a car bearing license WN 6275 issued to S Nordlund of 6548 Earl Ave N. W. Police were alerted but details unclear.
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Garfield Telephone Exchange
Fourth Ave
Mins M. Geipel
Queen Anne Ave
Old Man Digging For Hidden Treasure Near Madison St
A neighborhood tale from Madison park centers on a man called Old Frank digging five blocks north of 32nd Ave North and East Madison Street in search of buried treasure. He claimed to have found a toy violin from a past encounter with four caravan travelers and described papers and money buried with bark wrapped bundles.
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Madison Park
Old Frank
32Nd Ave. N
E. Madison St
Eloise Campbell
Peggy Burk
Harry Clark
Star
Frank
Newt
Frank Johnson
The Uphill Road Returns Home
Richard Ferrier, after twelve years away in Canada, lands in England amid rain and crowds at Liverpool. The lone, brooding figure navigates a world of noise and memory, hoping for a reunion that does not arrive as he expects Hastings and a sister friend may meet him.
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Richard Ferrier
England
Canada
Ferrier
Hastings
Micky
Goodby
Lime Street
Liverpool
Kennedy Still Awaits PSC Decision on Seattle Gas Plant
More than a year and a half after a hearing on Seattle Light and Power Company facilities, the state public service commission has not issued a ruling. Thomas J. I. Kennedy, assistant corporation counsel, presented evidence on inadequate service due to antiquated apparatus, and Kennedy remains waiting for a commission decision.
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State Public Service Commission
Seattle Lighting Company
Thomas J. I. Kennedy
Kennedy
Mrs. Orthwein Is Again Indicted In Zeigler Murder
CHICAGO June 1 Mrs Cora C Orthwein was re indicted on a charge of murdering Herbert P Zeigler Goodyear Tire Rubber executive. She will go on trial tomorrow.
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Chicago
Cora C. Orthwein
Herbert P. Zeigler
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Orthwein
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Dija
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Pittsburg
Ruby M.ayers
Hodder and and Stoughton
Chapter
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