Bryn Mawr Summer Study For Two Garment Workers
Miss Hazel Fingere and Miss Letta Mae Perkins win Bryn Mawr college scholarships for the summer school Women Workers In Industry from June 15 to August 10. Both belong to Garment Workers local No. 17 and were announced by Clara Taylor industrial secretary of the Northwestern field committee of the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Fingere
Letta Mae Perkins
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Garment Workers’ Local No. 17
Clara Taylor
Northwestern Field Committee
Man and wife clash on street ends with fateful arrest
Mr and Mrs Perry Smith were booked for disorderly conduct after a public fight at Third Ave and Pike St. Mrs Smith 34 described a dispute over a restaurant visit ending with her knocking his hat off. She posted 20 bail for both, then later bailed him out. A companion, Mrs Emmanuel Seitz 22, treated for injuries after a grenade attack. Seitz, a war veteran, was reportedly missing.
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Perry Smith
Third Ave
Pike St
Smith
Perry
Emmanuel Seitz
City Hospital
Seitz
R. C. Moulton
Startling Auto Fatalities Reported In King County
Dr. Willis H. Carson reports 28 auto deaths in King County this year, with 16 pedestrian fatalities. The coroner cites no uniform warning signals across roads, multiple similar signs causing confusion, and many signals stored unused in county offices.
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Willis H. Carson
King County
County City
H. E. MacDonald
Local sports feat and oddities spark town chatter
A 12 year old chass wiz beats the Seattle Sharks for a goal amid rapid play that nears a championship speed mark in the Sammamish valley. Henry Albers dodges prison, a rogue razor incident unsettles a cattle family, and hints of a toilsome day in local eateries emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chass Wiz
Seattle Sharks
Sammamish Valley
Walking cane mystery in Attica hints at longtime public official
A locally found walking cane left for identification in Attica Indiana hints its owner is a gray haired professional man, possibly a doctor or lawyer, who served in public office. The notice invites the rightful owner to claim it by describing the item and paying 5 cents per line for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
Ind
Tribune
Thompson's Power in Chicago Hit
Thompson's political organization suffered a major defeat as a coalition ticket won the circuit court judges race by about 50,000 votes. Eleven Democrats and ten Republicans secured seats, while city hall candidates ran on the Republican ballot.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Chinese Rebels Destroy Town Near Hankow
Chinese troops looted and burned Ichang, a treaty port 165 miles northwest of Hankow, for the second time in six months. American British and Japanese gunboats were dispatched to Ichang as consular reports cite opium smuggling driven unrest. Foreign firms suffered looting. casualties uncertain but feared higher than the 60 killed in the prior mutiny.
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Charles Edward Hogue
Hankow
China
Ichang
Here
Robert Dollar Steamship and Trading Interests
Arnad Bros
Bank of China
Auto Driver Robbed of $30 in Woodland Park
M. J. Kane of 6235 20th Ave North East reports a highway robbery on a winding road to Green Time. A small man with a foreign accent jumped from trees onto the running board and held a black revolver to Kane’s face, taking a pocketbook containing $30 and fleeing into the brush. Kane operates an auto repair shop at 614 19th Ave. Nomura of 637 Lane SR had a burglary at his room early Tuesday, losing clothes, a camera, a watch, a gold chain, and various jewelry.
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M. J. Kane
20Th Ave. N. BE
Woodland Park
Green Tike
Hane
Kane
19Th Ave
K. Nomura
Lane
Concrete Postoffice Robbed of $4 Cash
The postoffice at Concrete Washington was robbed of cash totaling four dollars Monday night according to a report received by Postoffice Inspector J S Swenson.
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Concrete, Wash
J.S. Swenson
Taxi Driver Plots Dope Knockdown in Seattle Tale
A narrative outlines a government informant’s plan to nab a major narcotics ring in Seattle. He documents a taxi ride to locate A Pete, alias Gregory, a Greek wholesaler, and a tense meeting setup for 26 ounces of morphine and codeine. The informant rejects a violent dropping of a rival, insisting on square dealing.
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Rmation
White Cross
Seattle
A. Pete
Gregory
Pete's
Prefontaine Place
Pete
Ninth Ave
Prie St
Second Ave
Scarrt
Jip
P’ete
Sistave
Judkins St
American railroad chief shot in Mexico by maniac
J H Hunken superintendent of the Durango division of the Mexican Central railroad was fatally wounded at Irapuato by an insane man confined in a private car. Hunken was shot twice through the head in the ensuing struggle as advices from Guadalajara reported.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
J. H. Hunken
Irapuato
Hunken
Durango
Mexican Central Railroad
Mayor Caldwell Sees 40th Birthday Away from City
The mayor, currently in the East, marks his 40th birthday this week. He has lived through about four decades, including 40 summers and nearly as many winters, in the city.
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Hugh
Caldwell
Hizzoner
Public silhouette reveals Dr. M. A. Matthews
A city illuminator and familiar speaker Dr. M. A. Matthews is identified in a silhouette feature published yesterday. Tomorrow a new silhouette will reveal another known figure, inviting readers to guess the identity of the pictured man.
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Price & Carter
M. A. Matthews
Labove
Former Roadhouse Owner Arrested in Tacoma
Frank Rosie, once owner of roadhouses in Sunnydale and Black Diamond, was arrested in Tacoma at the request of Sheriff Matt Starwich. He is charged with taking a mortgaged automobile from the city without permission.
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Frank Rosie
Sunnydale
Black Diamond
Tacoma
Matt Starwich
Rosie
Ford Car Prices Cut In Reductions Across Models
Ford announces price cuts effective Tuesday with reductions of 15 to 50 dollars per car. Chassis drop to 360 from 375, roadster to 270 from 295, touring cars to 415 with a 25 drop, coupes 695 down 60, sedan 760 down 35, truck chassis 495 down 35.
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Ford
Ford Motor
Customs Fine Remitted for Kashima Maru Cocaine Find
Officials of the N Y K company operators of the Oriental Miner Kashima Maru applied for remittance of a customs fine of 450 dollars assessed after five pounds of cocaine were found hidden on the vessel.
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N. Y. K. Company
Kashima Maru
Japanese contractor surrenders in fatal Main Street killing
Moyo Yamamoto, 35, Japanese contractor, surrendered to Sheriff Matt Starwich after being identified as the man who killed M. Hamma at 507 Main St on March 14. He was booked at the city jail and turned over to Capt. Charles Tennant. Yamamoto had prior sentences for assault and recently was in state custody before release.
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M. Hamma
Main St
Moyo Yamamoto
Matt Starwich
Charles Tennant
Yamamoto
Gordon
Nolte
Tacoma
Lew Cody Injured When Auto Goes Over Bluff
Touring car plunged off a high Bremerton Seabeck bluff late last night. Lew Cody was injured but not seriously among eight occupants including two women and three named passengers. The car somersaulted and hung on trees part way down. others named were W F Lindekugel Joseph Brown FE Marshall Taylor Mrs Taylor Ira Chapman and Miss Bertha Cameron.
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Lew Cody
Bluff
Bremerton
Seabeck
W. F. Lindekugel
Cody
Joseph Brown
FE. Marshall Taylor
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