Ka ber Case grips nation as wife sought in murder
Cleveland June 7 Eva Catherine Kaber, wife of Daniel Kaber, is indicted on two counts in the murder of her husband who died after an arsenic laden stomach and a stabbing at his Cedar Point Lakewood home. Detectives across the US and Canada pursue the Cleveland socialite once active in charity groups.
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Kaber
United States
Canada
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel Kaber
Wood
Lakewood
Cedar Point
de Ives
The Scar-Face king of the narcotics ring nabbed
A federal agent taxi ride leads to a narcotics seizure as Pete exposes a satchel containing 26 bottles of powder and identifies Scar-Face, the feared kingpin, last seen in Frisco. U.S. agents wire Frisco, arrest soon after, bail set at 2500 dollars.
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List
Judkins
U.S
N. P. Ander
R. F. Baerman
Pete
Scar-Face
Frisco
San Francisco
Grand Jury Starts Dope Traffic Probe
A federal grand jury of 26 jurors convened Tuesday under District Judge Jeremiah Neterer to probe Seattle's narcotics traffic. Narcotics agents presented morphine cocaine opium and related paraphernalia as evidence as more than five dope cases are expected to be heard.
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Seattle
Jeremiah Neterer
Four men wounded in fight started over craps
Four men were wounded in a Kansas City fight that broke out amid a craps game dispute. Police reported injuries and that suspects fled the scene. Investigations are ongoing and no arrests had been announced.
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Kansas City
Pueblo Flood Death Toll Rises As Bodies Freed From River
The Arkansas valley flood claims more victims in Pueblo as a prominent citizen EBBE Withers is shot during a car ride with his son. An inquest and coroner’s jury weigh defensible action under martial law while federal and Red Cross relief mobilize.
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Cole
Arkansas Valley
Gethsemane
Ebbe. Withers
J. K. Griffith
Colorado National Guard
First Baptist Church
United Press
Withera
Colorado Rangers
Withers
Dennys
Rangers
Hamrock
Baxter
Kendall
Kendalls
Fle
Olney Springs
Willand
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Carey
John Still
Bonnesville
Still
John T. Still
John Stil
Avondale
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Santa Fe
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Washington
J. L. Feiser
American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Thousands Stranded Without Water in Ta Ta Junta Area
Pueblo reports say 1 000 people are stranded in Ta Junta Colorado as floods wash away routes and water remains cut off. W B Pape recounts wrecked Arkansas Valley line at Swink and a drowning of a family of four near Manzanola amid the rising disaster.
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Colo
Ta Junta
W. B. Pape
Court al
Rockyford
Swink
Arkansas Valley Railroad
Pape
Manzanola
Man Charged With Theft Of Ring Valued At 1000
James R. Scott, 32, a Black man, is held in the city jail on an open charge of stealing a diamond ring worth 1000 and pawning it for 400. Mary Davidson, a Black woman, 2210 BE Cherry Street, claims ownership of the ring.
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James R. Scott
Mary Davidson
BE. Cherry Sr
Park Boards May Meet in Seattle
Mrs. Frank A. Steele travels from Portland on Tuesday as the Seattle park board representative at the third annual convention of the International Association of Park Commissioners. She will invite the organization to bring its next convention to Seattle.
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Frank A. Steele
Portland
Seattle Park Board
International Association of Park Commissioners
Park Organization
Funeral services for Christina Wiberg
Funeral services for Christina Wiberg a 75 year old retired school teacher will be held at Booth Undertaking at 2 p m Wednesday Burial will follow at Mt Pleasant Cemetery In Bremerton Navy men are paid off in gold for first time since the war
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Christina Wiberg
Booth Undertaking Establishment
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Bremerton
Navy
Water Surges Around Dodge City as Arkansas River Rises
Floodwaters from the Arkansas River surge into Dodge City lowlands in early June. The rise reaches four and a half feet with engineers predicting no extensive damage unless the level climbs beyond ten feet. Early reports note limited flood damage between Dodge City and the Colorado line, including a few wrecked buildings and drowned livestock.
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Dodge City
Kan
Colorado State Line
First Pueblo flood funeral held for victim William Kerber
Pueblo tragedy reports the first funeral service for flood victim William Kerber at Mc Carthy Brown parlors. Ten other drowned residents are to be buried. Kerber's procession used a black hearse and mourners.
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Pueblo
Puebla
Colo
McCarthy & Brown Undertaking
William Kerber
Vote Million for Pueblo Flood Relief Plan
A million dollars for relief of Pueblo flood sufferers will be appropriated by resolution in the house and senate today. The plan was agreed at a White House conference with President Harding Senators Nicholson and Phipps and Representative Hardy. War department to administer the fund and committees to rush the resolutions through.
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Pueblo
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Senate
White House
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Nicholson
Phipps
Hardy
War Department
SEA STRIKERS LOSE IN COURT
The court denied dissolving the temporary restraining order against striking marine unions and set a 2 p.m. Tuesday hearing before Judge Jeremiah Neterer on the order to show cause for making the injunction permanent. The government argued the order was proper to protect shipping board vessels and property. The unions contended the order was improvidently issued and faulty under law. The judge ruled the shipping board is an arm of the government, equating acts against it with acts against military operations. A new crew was secured for the steamship City of Spokane after workers walked off on arrival Saturday. The Cordova left for the North, and the Admiral Dewey shifted to Tacoma to finish cargo and sail to San Diego.
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Jeremiah Neterer
I, Be, Cushman
Shipping Board
Saunders
Cushman
Spokane
Cordova
Alaska Steamship Company
Admiral Dewey
Pacific Steamship Company
Tacoma
San Diego
Portland Seamen Lose Two Points In Union Case
Striking seamen defendants in the injunction actions brought by the federal government and the shipping board failed on two legal points in the first hearing. Judge Wolverton overruled the seamen request that the shipping board be treated as part of the government and ruled the unions are within Oregon district court jurisdiction. The case resumes next Friday.
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Shipping Board
Maritime Unions
Wolverton
Oregon District Court
House Votes to Sell Vashon Reservation
The house passed a bill providing for the sale of the Vashon Island military reservation at the southerly end of Puget Sound. The measure, introduced by Johnson of Washington, notes the reservation has never been used for active military purposes.
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Washington
House
Vashon Island
Pugiet Sound
Johnson
Pioneer Puget resident Margaret Gooch dies at 72
Mrs. Margaret M. Gooch, 72, a pioneer Puget Sound resident, died Monday at her daughter Mrs. James A. Wood's home. The body is at Bonney Watson's pending burial arrangements.
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Margaret M. Gooch
Puget Sound
James A. Wood
Bonney Watson's
Naturalization examiner seeks cancellation after service in German army
In San Francisco John Speed Smith a federal naturalization examiner who served four years in the German army asks for cancellation of his citizenship. A separate item reports Mrs Frances Segal and two other women were seriously injured when struck by a car while decorating graves at Cyprus Dawn cemetery.
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John Speed Smith
Federal
San Francisco
Frances Segal
Cyprus Dawn Cemetery
Unidentified man robs Crutchley home with razor
Police seek an escaped, poorly dressed man after he allegedly used a razor during a residence invasion at 16th Ave West while Crutchley prepared breakfast. The intruder, described as large and armed, demanded protection and asked about his fate.
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Crutchley
16Th Ave. W
Gardener Pleads Guilty in Second Degree Burglary Case
Henry E. Maze, a gardener, pleaded guilty before Judge King Dykeman to second degree burglary. He was given a suspended sentence ranging three to fifteen years at the reformatory after being found to have stolen and pawned belongings of his employer, Buktz, located at 4703 Stoneway.
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Henry E. Maze
King Dykeman
Buktz
Stoneway
Data on Cushm Dam Is Requ
Shelton June 7 A court orders submission of data on dam size and location for Lake Cushman site in the Tacoma property owners lawsuit to determine damages.
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Shelton
Lake Cushman
Tacoma
University selects Max Miller to edit magazine column
Max Miller, a sophomore in the school of journalism, will edit Columna, the University of W ton literary magazine. He has been at the university for two years and serves on the magazine staff. Byron Scott, a student, was chosen for a business role.
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Max Miller
Will Edi
University of W:ton
Next Ler
the Tyce
Byron Scott
Dent
Obregon Answers Note From Ane
State department released word that President Obregon answered a note from Ane regarding a recent American diplomatic move. The communication addressed the ongoing question and clarified Mexico’s stance as part of the evolving relationship with the United States.
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Obregon
Ane
Washington
State Department
President Obregon
Foot-o-Scope at Bon Marche Lets Three See Feet
In Seattle the Bon Marche operates the Foot-o-Scope X-ray device on the upper main floor. The machine lets three people view the bones inside shoes to ensure proper fitting, helping parents confirm correct shoe fit for their children.
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London
Seattle
Bon Marche
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