Two Held In Booze Robberies On Canadian Border
Marty Bowen and C. C. Bryne are jailed in Bellingham charged with carrying concealed weapons after deputy W. L. Gaston found them near Su- mas. Federal officials in Seattle were to take charge as an investigation began into alleged whisky knockovers by impersonating government officers.
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Bellingham
Marty. Rowen
C. C. Bryne
Rowen
United States
A. L. Callahan
Bowen
Bryne
Gaston
Seattle
F. W. Kelly
Department of Justice Office
Marty Bowen
Soldier Lawrence Roberts Formerly of Seattle Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
Coblenz reports Sergt Lawrence Roberts Fifth Infantry U S A formerly of Seattle Wash dead here today by his own hand in a despondent fit. He shot himself through the head Sunday night. The 1919 city directory lists Roberts and wife M Ida Lawrence at 56023 46th Ave SW. later directory shows no record. Also notes global gold production since discovery of America estimated at about 9 811 000 000.
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Seattle
Coblenz
Lawrence Roberts
Fifth Infantry
U.s. A
Wash
M. Ida Lawrence
46Th Ave
America
Health Buses Must Also Be Lettered
Health department officials must letter health buses under the new state law, but the opinion by Assistant Corporation Counsel Thomas J. L. Kennedy holds that health buses do not come within the provision, except for police cars.
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Health Department
Thomas J. L. Kennedy
Murder Mystery Remains Unsolved in Portland
In Portland Oregon Harry Agee was found dead with his throat cut while asleep in his own home. Coroner Dr Bart Smith led the investigation but offered no clear explanation for the killing remained a mystery.
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Harry Agee
Bart Smith
Halibut fishermen prepay ahead of Pacific trips
The passage notes that halibut fishermen in the Pacific pay all bills before beginning a fishing trip, citing the James Street car station as having served 17 years in that capacity.
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James St
Man Sought in Kaber Case In Cleveland
Cleveland police search for an unnamed man who may reveal details of an alleged plot to kill Daniel P. Kaber about a year before his murder on July 18, 1919. A woman reported to the prosecutor that Mrs. Raber hired the man as an assassin and that Mrs. Kaber directed the killers from Cedar Point with Marian McArdle signaling from a window.
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Daniel PF. Kaber
Raber
Stanton
Kaber
Cedar Point
Health Week Opens With 1300 Babies Registered
The Bon Marche clinic opened at 10 am with 1300 babies enrolled for Health Week. Doctors nurses and dentists will conduct daily exams from 10 to 4. First day speakers include Dr Maud Parker on How to Answer Children's Questions and Miss Helen Reynolds on Psychology of the Child.
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Maud Parker
Helen Reynolds
Boston Papers Hit by Strike
Boston papers appeared in condensed form today after a sudden unauthorized strike by several hundred typesetters. Printers walked out last night after learning arbitration refused higher wages. Portsmouth NH papers also halted as compositors strike over missing arbitration board to draft wage agreement.
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Boston
Masa
Portsmouth
N. H
Paper money in circulation in Germany rises in 1920
The article notes a sharp growth in German currency in 1920 with the total circulating money climbing from 50 billion marks to over 80 billion marks signaling inflationary pressure and monetary instability.
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Ger
Roosevelt High School Bond Bid Fails in Face of Objections
Roosevelt high school bond sale of 2.4 million dollars drew no acceptable bid prompting the school board to seek another sale before the deadline. Only a 675 thousand dollar bid from Rounds-Close company met at opening but failed due to provisos. Board lacks funds to cover 745 thousand dollar general contract costs and pursues a new plan amid time pressure. Copper coins remark follows unrelated note.
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Roosevelt High School
Rounds-Close
Sorrow Turns to Joy as Bride Marries Identified Fiance
In St Helens Oregon Mrs Martha Moller, initially mourning her fiancé Harold Shayden killed in a lumber camp accident, learns the victim was not her betrothed. A living man arrives, a hastened marriage occurs before a justice, and officials seek to confirm identity with a missing card.
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ST. Helens
Ore
Martha Moller
Portland
Harold Shayden
Shayden
Mice and Chipmunks Reestablish Forests in Washington
Small mammals play a crucial role in forest recovery by burying seeds, aiding new tree growth across Washington. Researchers note seed dispersal by mice and chipmunks supports reforestation efforts and biodiversity restoration.
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Washington
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