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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1922

Page

10

Bitter fight coming over labor rights in 1910s union rally

Samuel Gompers addresses the 42nd AFL convention in Cincinnati urging concerted action to defend labor rights against open shop pressures. He condemns plans to erode union privileges and praises progress on disarmament talks while defending organized labor against suppression.

Ohio National Guard Cincinnati Organized Labor Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Gompers Struggie

Third Rail Wage Cut Announced

The United States railway labor board will announce a third wage cut affecting clerks signal men truckers and freight handlers this week. The $50 000 000 reduction is expected to be about five cents per hour and will impact railroad workers nationwide.

Chicago United States Railway Labor Board

Three Die in Philadelphia Auto and Motorcycle Crash

Three persons are reported dead in Philadelphia after a collision involving an automobile and a motorcycle. Two others were seriously injured in the accident.

Philadelphia

Lie Detector Clears Wilkens in Slaying Case

SAN FRANCISCO June 12 The lie detector test found Henry Wilkens truthful about denying involvement in the murder of his wife during a robbery. Police noted circumstantial links and questioned the suspect, while considering other theories similar to the Carl Wanderer case.

San Francisco Henry Wilkens Wilkens John Larson Berkeley, Cal

Police Stop Wild Chase Ends in Arrests

Patrolman G F Howard fired three shots during a several block pursuit. Harry Wimm, a logger, and Alfred Anderson were taken to the city jail on an open charge after being seen in a dark doorway on Yesterday Way and fleeing when the officer attempted the arrest.

G. F. Howard Harry Wimm Alfred Anderson Yester Way Howard

Bandit Snatches Camera From Girl Near Home

Miss Edna Lavquist of Ithave 1922 N U was attacked by a youthful bandit who stepped from a bush and knocked her down. The thief took her Kodak believing it was a purse, and fled. Lavquist was nearby her home when the incident occurred.

Edna Lavquist Ithave. N St Te Lavquist

Miller Will Talk at Ad Club Feast

The Seattle Advertising Club annual meeting and officer election will feature psychologist Dr. Orlando BE. Miller addressing members and guests at the Hotel Washington Annex at noon Tuesday. In Portland a man named John Dillery beat his wife with a hammer and then took poison. both are believed dead.

Miller Seattle Advertising Club Orlando BE. Miller Hotel Washington Annex Portland Ore John Dillery

Shriners Parade Turns San Francisco Into Colorful Carnival

San Francisco hosts 1000 Shriners from coast to coast for a week of celebrations. The Civic Center and city hall transform into Arabian garden and mosque as parades bands and lights fill streets. Serious conclave business begins today amid festive atmosphere and full hotel occupancy.

San Francisco Shriners Florida Maine Civic Center Park City Hall

Man Found Hanged Under Railway Bridge on Sixth Ave

Pedestrians discovered an unidentified man hanged by a rope from a railroad bridge beam between Hinds and Horton streets. Detectives pronounced death likely self inflicted after finding bedding beneath the bridge. coroner deputies will work to identify him.

Sixth Ave Hinds Horton Streets

Divorce Affair In Milwaukee Ends In 50,000 Settlement

Mrs M Louise Langguth sues Judge Langguth for desertion and wins a decree on a default. Cotzhausen, once a guest in the Langguth home, marries Mrs Langguth in Detroit May 12 after the separation. Judge Langguth later settles with his ex wife for 50 000 in securities a home and cash as the case drew local attention.

M. Louise Langguth Langguth Evans Irvington Detroit Mich Cotzghausen Langeuth Oregon Cotzhausen

Rickenbacker Hurt In Plane Crash In Omaha

Capt Kiddie Rickenbacker and three others were slightly hurt when an aluminum trans monoplane crashed after the engine failed at about 100 feet during a planned transcontinental flight. The wreck occurred in Omaha Nebraska on a Sunday.

Rickenbacker Omaha Neb Kiddie Rickenbacker

Daughters and Dads Play Ball at Vassar Feature Day

New York June 12 feature event at Vassar College marks a father daughter baseball game as the highlight of the day.

New York Vassar

Mayor Calls for Police Force Merger and Five Cent Carfare Change

Mayor Brown urged consolidating the three city police forces into one under a single head. He sought the corporation counsel's opinion on steps to merge. He highlighted parks, especially Woodland, as dangerous and urged full night lighting. He objected to the current five cent carfare ordinance and asked for a two cent transfer to be removed.

Brown General Police Corporation Counsel

Bundle Day cleans attics across Seattle for Near East relief

Firehouses churches and shops opened bundles of clothes and shoes in a citywide drive to aid war and famine victims in Armenia and Bible lands. Laundry pickups will run through the week from homes and hotels for those who could not reach depots, led by L S Booth of Washington Title Insurance and Near East relief.

Ouse Armenia Near East Seattle Laundry Owners Association Booth Washington Title Insurance Company Near East Relief Committee Burke Building

Obenchain Back in Spotlight as Second Trial Opens

Naiph Obenchain arrives from Chicago amid renewed attention as Madalynne Kennedy faces retrial for the Kennedy murder case in Los Angeles. He will not testify, and rumors swirl about Ralph Obenchain's role, while Madalynne remains silent in her cell awaiting the outcome.

Los Angeles Cal Naiph Obenchain Chicago John Belton Kennedy Madalynne Obenchain Rmanthe Ralph Obenchain Rommence Raph Obenchain

Grant Smith & Co to Build Five Story Annex in Seattle

Metropolitan Building company announced a 400000 dollar contract to Grant Smith & Co for a five story annex to the Stuart Building at Fifth avenue and University street. Construction starts July 1 and will encroach on a block bounded by Fourth and Fifth avenues and University and Union streets. The Seattle Press Club must move from 1909 Fifth avenue and has leased space at 1205 Fifth avenue formerly used by the Women’s University Club.

Grant Smith & Co Stuart Fifth Ave J University St Metropolitan Building Company Fourth Fifth Seattle Press Club Wom ‘En'a University Club

Missing Relatives Help Offered by The Star Bureau

The Star solicits tips to reunite families and friends separated by distance. Readers asked to report missing persons to The Star or to reproduce items for their communities. Messages include undelivered telegraphs for Pete J Gather and George Evans, plus a found inquiry for Mia Crawford and Katie Beliusky. Jack Crawford was buried in Calvary cemetery, Seattle, June 3.

the Star Ths The Star Star's Bureau of Mia May A. Crawford Katie M. Beliusky Jack Crawford Tucson Ariz Taylor, Wash Calvary Cemetery Seattle

Three Children Drown When Raft Capsizes in Skagit Slough

A small raft with four children capsized in McLeod's slough near Sauk in Skagit county Sunday. Three boys, Billy and Jimmy Graham and Joe McDonald, drowned, while Vernon Seabury clung to a pole and reached shore. Vernon and the others were under six years old. families from Sauk Concrete and Concrete area were involved.

McLeod's Slough Sauk Skagit County Billy Jimmy James M. Graham 24Th Ave Vernon Mra Lioyd William Moran Joe McDonald Mia Hilly Joe Morane

Boy 14 Rescues 2 Girls From Drowning

Bil Hamilton a 14 year old of 1607 10th avenue rescued Myrtle Quist 12 of 342 Kinnear place and Evelyn Hellenthal 18 of 15 Ward street when a canoe capsized off Lincoln beach on Saturday. He swam back and forth securing holds until all were ashore and none suffered ill effects.

Lincoln Beach Bil Hamilton 10Th Ave Myrtle Quist Kinnear Evelyn Hellenthal Ward St Bill Myrtie Evelyn

Prairie twister leaves trail of death and damage across New York area

A violent storm and tornado tore through coastal and inland zones causing multiple fatalities and injuries. A woman and a child died when a tree crushed an inn room. a ferris wheel was uprooted at Clason Point park injuring many. a pleasure craft capsized killing Mrs Petzold and a three year old, Agnes Kohler. The storm also toppled advertising signs and trees, injuring residents in New York City and surrounding cities.

Muge New York City Clason Point Park Mary Petzold Agnes Kohler Mrs. Petzold Red Lion Inn Boston Post Road Mamaroneck B. A. Vanna Rose Sarah Martin Pittsburg Boston Greater New York

Two Earthquake Shocks Recorded

Two earthquake shocks were recorded by the Marquette University seismograph in Milwaukee. The first began at 12 55 a m and lasted 46 minutes while the second started at 6 a m and lasted eight minutes. Professor J J Carroll estimated the quakes were about 2000 miles to the southwest of Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Marquette University Seismograph J. J. Carroll

Dead after Ohio storm leaves three dead and many hurt

Rescue teams searched Buckeye lake near Columbus for more storm victims as a tornado wrecked a resort area. More than 60 cottages were destroyed and five pleasure crafts remained missing. The dead were Myron Hill Mrs W M Wohrie and M Zigler all of Columbus.

Columbus Ohio Buckeye Lake Myron Hill W. M. Wohrie M. Zigler

Preacher Wilburn Faces Murder Trial in Blair Mountain Fight

Charles Town June 12 Rev John E Wilburn Baptist preacher of Logan county goes on trial in Charles Town for the alleged killing of John Gore a deputy sheriff during the Blair Mountain clash. He keeps eight letters from fellow preachers as character evidence and defense hinges on proving innocence amid coal mine conflict with union and nonunion factions.

John E. Wilburn Logan County John Gore Don Chafin Blair Mountain Baptist Church Charles Town Logan Rev. Wilburn Thal United Mine Workers Ica Sher Wilburn A. M. Belcher C Town Charles Osenton Etteville Isaac Bon

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Wilkens Fiied Saapicion Bandit Girl Momme Pike California City Cotahausen H. D. Loveland State Railroad Commission Ilness Haynes Liberty Theater Bureau of Missing Relatives Pete J. Gather George V. Evans Western Union Telegraph Co Cherry St Third Ave Westwood George ¥. Evens Glendive Mont Yakima Daisy C. Cockrill Frederick Nelson Fifth Avenue Pine Street Jersey New Jersey Charles Town, W. Va Toon Axel Christensen Linde Olivest
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