Arrest of Caprice at Rebe Daniels Home
Charles Caprice, giving that name, was arrested at the home of motion star Rebe Daniels. He first claimed he came to kill her, saying he was hired for 25 dollars to commit the crime. He later said he sought information. Daniels denied knowledge of him or any offer of 85 dollars for her life. He was committed to the psychopathic ward of Los Angeles County Hospital for observation.
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Women Clubs Oppose Salary Cuts for Seattle Teachers
The Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs adopted a resolution opposing any reduction in Seattle teachers pay. The resolution argues morale and school efficiency depend on fair remuneration and urges the board of education to seek alternate cost-cutting measures.
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Train Collision Kills 25 Soldiers in Tlaxcala
A train accident between Tomellin and Santa Catarina in Tlaxcala, Mexico City region, killed 25 soldiers. The event prompted emergency response and investigations into rail safety.
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Radio safety for amateur stations against lightning
Godley explains that proper radio antenna installation reduces fire risk from lightning. He notes that distant lightning can heat small conductors via induced currents and urges outside lightning grounds and arresters. Following underwriters rules and insulating ground wires can ease insurance claims after summer storms.
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Zemo Promises Clear Skin With Drugstore Sale
Ad touts Zemo as a cure for pimples blackheads blotches eczema and ringworm. It claims quick penetrating antiseptic action and low cost per use with a 350 price and an extra large bottle for 1.00 available at drugstores.
Mayor to Open Five Day Circus Carnival in Seattle Armory
Mayor F E Brown will open a five day circus carnival staged by the Seattle National Guard Non Commissioned Officers club Tuesday evening at the Armory. The program includes circus stunts dancing a women’s apparel show and a pirate jubilee. Proceeds go to equipping the club quarters.
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Seattle National Guard
Armory
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