Picnic Day Oddities and Local News Highlights
A collage of humorous fragments and local notes includes July picnic antics at Fortuna Park with a garter snake sighting, bee lore, and a street scene in Seattle with a hotel project. Reports mention Patrolman Legate's death inquiry, a sewer superintendent rumor, and legal action in Salem Oregon over a death sentence appeal.
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Fortuna Park
I Tried to Cheat My Love Madalynne Obenchain Pleads
Los Angeles dispatch reports Madalynne Obenchain, once a Northwestern campus beauty, in a jail interview denies her heart’s desire and reconsiders the Beverly Glen slaying case. She and Arthur Burch face trial for Kennedy's 1921 murder, with juries twice deadlocking. Obenchain frames herself as victim of impulsive mistakes and notes the case has affected four lives.
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Jack Jungmeyer
Los Angeles
Madalynne Obenchain
Northwestern University
Beverly Glen
Madalynne
Arthur Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Slanan
Kennedy
Ralph Obenchain
Chicago
Burch
Evanston
Obenchain
Radio, Reeve and Romance in a Crime Novel Tale
A promotional feature extols Arthur B. Reeve and his novel On Wings of Wireless about master criminals who exploit radio. The piece highlights Reeve as creator of Craig Kennedy and frames the story as thrilling, mysterious, and cinematic. It previews Madalynne’s jail ordeal and hints at her planned sensational testimony. The Beverly Glen murder case looms as Kennedy’s and Madalynne’s entangled lives unfold.
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Arthur B. Reeve
Reeve
Craig Kennedy
Special Commission
The Star Read the first installment in this paper
The notice announces the first installment of a paper feature appearing next Monday. It invites readers to follow the ongoing series and look for future installments in upcoming issues.
U S May Intervene in Cuban Affairs
MAYANA June 10 The United States may intervene in Cuba on July 1 if local administration is not corrected by then observers say A cabinet crisis is anticipated next week after the resignation of Treasury Secretary Gelabert who warned Cuba could not avert bankruptcy
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Mayana
United States
Cuba
Zaya
Treasury
Gelabert
Vean Gregg to Start Sunday Against Portland Beavers
Beattie club announces veteran left hander Vean Gregg will pitch for the Indians Sunday afternoon on the knoll against the Portland Beavers after requests from baseball fans who can only attend Sunday games.
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Vean Cgrege
Beattie Club
Indians
Portland Beavers
Valley Seeks Carfare Relief for Rainier Valley
Rainier Valley Commercial club drafts plans to press city hall for fare relief if streetcar rates rise. Residents fear higher costs without equal pricing as the Rainier line isn’t city owned. They urge city purchase of the line as the only immediate solution to prevent damage to property values.
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Lans
Rainier Valley
Valleyiteam
Man Killed by Storm in Twin Cities Minnesota
A storm last night along the Mississippi River in the Twin Cities killed one man, damaged buildings, and uprooted about 75 trees. Andrew Lynder was struck by lightning during severe lightning, heavy rain, and strong wind.
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ST. Paul
Missienipot River
Twin Cities
Fort Snelling
Andrew Lynder
Relief From Heat Promised Across Nation
The weather bureau forecast cooler conditions spreading from New England and the northern states to the Pacific. A drop in temperatures was expected this afternoon tonight and Sunday in most of the country following days of a heat wave.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
New England
Pacific
Waterhouse Sued for 206708 Dollar Suit in Seattle
Frank Waterhouse, Seattle shipping man and chamber of commerce president, named defendant in superior court suit seeking 206 708 38 dollars. W T Laube trustee claims Waterhouse improperly credited himself 141 700 38 and drew 15 000 salary in 1920 10 000 in 1920 with $6 interest on amounts due. Watersedge co bankruptcy dated Jan 31 1922. The case cites ships Magachi Louise Nielsen Storviken and Thordia 1917 18 earnings misappropriated.
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Frank Waterhouse
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Waterhouse
W. T. Laube
Frank Waterhouse Co
Waterhouse Co
Magachi
Louise Nielson
Storviken
Thordia
Underworld King Slain in Kansas City Gun Battle
Fred Roberta, once described as the king of Kansas City's underworld, is shot dead by Officer Dan Ahearn after a coffee store robbery. Roberta, ally of Daniel Chester linked to a murder case, allegedly resisted capture and carried about $200 found on him.
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Kansas City
Fred Roberta
Dan Ahearn
Roberts
Daniel Chester
Florence Barton
Chester
Roberta
Young T R Might Seek Senate Seat
Washington June 10 Young T R chafes at the bit to run for the senate replacing William E Calder of New York. no strong republican rival has emerged in downstate New York making Calder vulnerable to a metropolitan challenger from nearby. Young T R Jr hails from Long Island and senses a populist call after Beveridge and Pinchot victories.
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Washington
Young T. R
T. R
Beveridge
Indiana
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
T. R. Jr
Senate
Wiliam E. Calder
New York
Calder
Downstate
T. RR. Jr
Long Island
School Board Cuts Teachers' Pay by 150 Dollars
The school board approved a step to trim next year's budget by about 200000, cutting salaries over 3000 by 300 to not drop below 3000. Director Shorrock led the motion, with Taylor and Santmyer in support while Carson and Sharples opposed.
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E. Shorrock
KE. F. Taylor
Walter J. Santmyer
Carle B. Carson
Co. W. Sharples
Crosen
Chehalis Convention Battles Over Poll Tax and Primary Law
A tense Chehalis state Republican convention opens amid sharp splits on repealing the poll tax and adopting direct primary reforms. Gov. Hart may stay silent as factions clash over platform language while leaders like Greenwood Poindexter and Hartley maneuver for control.
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Chehalis
Gov. Hart
Hile
Fras
Ae le Frost
Walla Walla
Marco Douglas
Seattle
King County
Tion
I Rind
Laghelatare
Dantanie State Fisheries Board
Roy Greenwood
Poindexter
Woo Wilson
Greenwood
Malcolm Douglas
Victor Zednick
Roland Hartley
George Lamping
Adam Beeler
William Laurie
Ev County
Federal
Hart
Ferry Probe 10 Conclude Today
County grand jury nears completion of its ferry lease investigation led by Commissioners Ramsay and Smith. If no unexpected turns arise, the Scandinavian American bank matter will be tackled Monday, with graft charges linked to the bank’s failure last June. The panel then plans an independent probe into Patrolman Le gate’s death. A reporter, John W Nelson, was the only other witness present. A separate diplomatic rumor in Washington claimed Premier Lenin’s death, lacking official confirmation.
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Claude C. Ramsay
Lou Smith
T. H. Patterson
Malcolm Douglas
Charles C. Legate
Main Street
Grand Jury
John W. Nelson
City to Gain by Rate Cut for Pacific Coast Trade
Transcontinental lines Puget Sound and Pacific termini agree to a 10 percent reduction in import and export rates effective immediately. The cut, the Chamber of Commerce is advised, targets silk and other high value Orient commodities. It aims to equalize rates with Panama and Atlantic routes and could boost shipments to and from Seattle, the nearest Pacific port to Japan and China.
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Puget Sound
Pacific
Chamber of Or
Seattle
Orient
Pacific Coast
Panama
Atlantic
Japan
China
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Gassman
Calvin 3. Hall
Charles C
Abe
Cain
Bitter
George Reynolds
API
Ita
Everett
Patty Arbuckle
Salem
Ore
U. S, Supreme Court
John L. Rathle
Eivie D. Kirby
Til Taylor
Peadicton, Ure
Radio
Reeve and Romance
Leva
Kennedy St Amoulder
Frank
Betton
U. S
Vean Gregg
Tribe
Minnesota
E. P
Chalcraft
Shorrock
F. E. Willard
E. Fleming
Sharples
Ed. Sims
Scott Man
By Ralph J. Benjamin
Lenin
Russia
State Department