Cirl Slayer of Lover Is Unrepentant in Tragedy
L Beal of City Mo killed Frank Warren Anderson known as perfect lover and attempted suicide. Police probe Marie Beal past and Anderson's alleged dual life while neighbors, hotel staff, and kin react. A child’s photo found. Beal claims not married and vows prison or death for her act.
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Une City
L. Beal
Frank Warren Anderson
Anderson
Dayton
Ohio
Miss
Miss Beal
Louis J. Beal
Thevia
Maid of Mars
Midwest
H. Bylar
Eylar
Frank M. Anderson
Collingwood
N. J
Marie Beal
Indicted in Fraud Probe in War Fraud Case
Washington June 5 The war fraud prosecution progressed with a warrant expected for J J Phillips chairman of Georgia Republican state committee on war contracts to dispose of surplus lumber. Representative Woodruff Michigan charged Phillips Stevens owed the government 1 850 000 under those contracts.
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Washington
J. J. Phillips
Republican State Committee of
Georgia
Phillips
House
Woodruff
Michigan
Phillips & Stevens
Rotary Clubs Meet in Los Angeles Convention
Los Angeles hosts the 13th annual convention of the International Association of Rotary clubs at the Phil Harmon auditorium. Delegates arrive by special trains from across the country as Rotarians in bright attire fill the city venues.
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Rotary Clubs
Los Angeles
Rotary
Los Antoday
Earth
Four Corners
Philharmonic Auditorium
International Association of Rotary Clubs
Dreamland Hosts Big Radio Show in Seattle
Dreamland becomes a radio hall as the Seattle Radio association showcases gear from tiny radiophones to a long distance wireless set from Puget Sound navy craft. A radio controlled car and radio organ entertain while dances and music fill the afternoons and evenings. Mayor Er. J. Brown is to speak as proceeds fund a new Seattle broadcasting station.
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Dreamland
Seattle
Puget Sound
Tthe
Seattle Radio Association
Seattle Tions
Pee Age
Er. J. Brown
Poll tax repeal eyed as election pledges align
G O P leaders discuss possible identical vows with Democrats on poll tax repeal. King county Republicans adopted a repeal plank stating the tax served its purpose for soldiers' bonus funds, while Democrats previously joined in opposition at their Olympia state convention.
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King County
Olympia
Chehalis
Whisky Hoard Seized From Liner Sonoma in San Francisco
Customs officers aboard the ship Sonoma hear bottles clinking amid sea motion and uncover 2765 bottles of whisky hidden on the vessel in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Sonoma
Meet Hugo Kelley New Secretary to the Mayor
Hugo Kelley named secretary to the new mayor with a businesslike office. Kelley describes handling visitors as a bumper between the mayor and the public and notes his long friendship with Dr Brown and wide city contacts.
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Hugo Kelley
Hizzoner
Dr. Brown
Kelley
Brown
Japan Cabinet Faces Collapse After Attacks
Tokyo reports a crisis as Premier Takahashi's cabinet, formed after the Hara assassination, nears resignation. Takahashi plans talks with leaders while press consensus points to government downfall amid tangled policies.
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Tokyo
Japan
Takahashi
Hara
Forest fires brought under control in Western Washington
Washington Forest Fire association reports fires that threatened Western Washington last week are controlled. Only one new blaze has arisen since Cedar Falls village was wiped out near Ashford on the Milwaukee line, posing no immediate danger.
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Washington Forest Fire Association
Washington
Cedar Falls
Ashford
Milwaukee
Minnesota Town Threatened by Fire
Forest fires raged along a wide front between Grand Moras and Duluth threatening the village of Cramer. Eleven fires were tackled by about 1500 men. State forester W. T. Cox said fishermen started the blazes.
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Duluth
Minn
Grand Moras
Cramer
W. T. Cox
Reed Named Executor of Hanify Estate in San Francisco
At the request of the widow, John L. Reed the private secretary to the late John R. Hanify has been appointed executor of Hanify's seventy thousand dollar estate in San Francisco June 5.
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San Francisco
John L. Reed
John R. Hanify
Hanify
British Take Ulster Town Pettigo in border clash
Rebels retreat from Pettigo on the Ulster border as British forces retake the town. British shelling and a Lewis gun capture are reported with several insurgents killed and Pettigo now held by British troops along the Fermanagh border. Belfast toll reaches 22 with 3 killed and 19 wounded.
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Ulater
Donegal Fermanagh
Dhritieh
Pettigo
Belfast
J. W. Flanagan
Newry
County Down
Free State
Flanagan
Fermanagh
Lough Pirne
Pettigo Belleek
Constitution of Ireland Altered in Dublin Report
The Irish constitution framed after the Collins De Valera agreement has been altered to meet British demands. The changes were learned today after conferences by the treaty signators held Saturday and Sunday in Dublin.
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Dublin
City Council Debates 9-Cent Fare Start Details
The council weighs Dr. Brown's fare ordinance versus Fitzgerald's 15 cent plan with a 2 cent transfer. Brown aims for September 1 effective date while Fitzgerald pushes for 65 cents. New members lean Brown, old members’ stance unsure amid talk of a no administration policy and bondholder concerns.
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Fitzgerald
Brown
Henry Landes
Kathryn Miracle
EB. F. Blaine
Dr. Brown
City Pupils Start Tests For Grade School Classification
City pupils begin a comprehensive testing program with 150 students per school randomly selected for scoring checks led by Miss Goodhue. The battery includes analogies arithmetic vocabulary tests symbol substitution verbal and numeric reasoning and synonym tasks. Grapha analysis will classify pupils by grade next fall with all entrants given the intelligence test before placement.
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Miss Goodhue
Boy Thrown Into Bonfire In Youthful Scuffle
A six year old boy Richard Pronaser suffered severe burns after being shoved toward a bonfire by an older, larger boy during a Saturday dispute near his home on Taylor Avenue Columbus. Neighbors rescued him as he crawled from the blaze. police withhold the other boy’s identity pending his condition.
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Richard Pronaser
Taylor Ave
Columbus Sanitarium
Richard
Royal
Hichard
Ife
Unlawful Mexican Marriage Claim Shocks Court
News surfaced of an unexpected marriage at Mexicali on May 15 as the case unfolded in California. The hearing began June 1 and focused on proof Valentinos’s prior marriage to Mise Hudaut and their later California entry, with Mme Nazimova allowed to depart without testimony. The judge’s decision leaves the validity of such marriages unresolved.
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Mexicali
Mexico
Valentino
Mise Hudaut
California
Mme. Nazimova
Jusice Hanbey
Nazimova Denies Fleeing Trial in California Case
Chicago June 5 Alla Nazimova said she was not a fugitive from California where she was to testify in Rudolph Valentino’s bigamy hearing. She claimed she delayed travel to allow subpoena service and then left, after accompanying Valentino to Mexicali where he wed Winifred Hudnut.
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Chicago
Alla Nazimova
California
Rudolph Valentino
New York
Los Angeles
Woman to stand trial for fatal stabbing on steamer
Mrs. Vivian Louette Harder faces trial on second degree murder or manslaughter charges for stabbing Samuel Brown to death aboard the Russell Haverside moored at Port Berkeley. Prosecutor Ray Greenwood will decide the exact charge, with arraignment likely next Monday and trial in the September term. Harder confessed saying she acted in a rage believing Brown framed a party excluding her husband Alexander Harder, chief engineer of the Colcha.
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Bremerton
Vivian Louette Harder
Samuel Brown
Russell Haverside
Port Birkeley
Ray Greenwood
Harder
Port Orchard
Alexander Harder
Colcha
Greenwood
Brown
J A McEachern Low Bid For Spokane Street Bridge Substructure
The J A McEachern company is unofficially the lowest bidder for the Spokane Street bridge substructure work. They offered 264000 dollars, against the city engineer's estimate of 335000. A contract is expected to be let this week.
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J. A. McEachern Company
W. Spokane St
Dickens Insisted On Bed Orientation North South
Charles Dickens reportedly required his bed to face north and south during lodging. The detail reflects his unusual personal habits noted in historical accounts.
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Charles Dickens
Purse Found Near Three Tree Point Returns to Owner
A small black pocketbook containing a photo of a deceased mother was found near Three Tree Point Sunday. The owner Mrs Vivian Le Master can be reached at Main 4765 or 1107 Columbia St. The finder kept only a couple dollars, not the valuable keepsake.
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Vivian le Master
Three Tree Point
le Master
Main
Columbia St
Farmer Labor Faces Split Over Party Alignments
The State Federation of Labor the State Grange and railroad men weigh joining either of the two major parties as the farmer labor convention ends. A committee will approach other unions to advocate using the farmer labor party as the workers’ political instrument. The platform mirrors 1920 with added narcotic and liquor law planks. A new state committee is elected: Duncan Seattle Moran Vancouver Brundage Bremerton Fortson Everett Kastner Tacoma Bowles Prosser Teeters Spokane.
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State Federation of Labor
State Grange
Farmer Labor Party
Labor Party
James Duncan
Seattle
Claude Moran
Vancouver
A. K. Brundage
Bremerton
W. J. Fortson
Everett
Baby Clinic Opens Tuesday At Bon Marche
More than 2,000 babies from the Northwest and even Alaska will be registered at the Bon Marche Tuesday morning under the City Federation of Women's Clubs. Mrs. H C Maltby presides. Each baby gets a scoring card and a certificate for a free photograph at James Merridews. The four day clinic features Foods for Children Diet of Children Correct Clothing Recreations and more as Seattle academy children perform dances.
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Northwest
Alaska
City Federation of Women's Clubs
H. C. Maltby
James & Merridews
Seattle
1000 Troops Stay On Rhine After July 1
Washington reports about 1,000 U S troops will remain on the Rhine beyond July 1, despite earlier orders for a full return by June 30. Remaining force stems from strategic need as troop redeployment plans are adjusted.
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Rhine
Washington
United States
Funeral services for Dr. T. E. Costain in Chicago
Dr. T. E. Costain, a physician noted for expert use of anesthetics, died from nephritis contracted while handling large quantities of the drugs. Funeral services were held in Chicago.
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Chicago
T. E. Costain
Woman Struck by Auto Near Greenwood Ave Home
Mrs. Clara Tilleson, 36, suffered a possible right arm fracture after an auto headed for Seattle struck her as she stepped off a stage at 110 Greenwood Ave. She was badly thrown to the ground. the driver had not been apprehended by Monday.
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Clara Tilleson
Greenwood Ave
Seattle
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