Wealthy heiress Dellora Angell Voices Simple Dream
The 18 year old heiress worth 40 million dollars says money brings sorrow and seeks a life of meaning. She wants a modest home without servants and to use her wealth for charity and education while avoiding publicity. She denies engagement rumors and emphasizes learning to manage her fortune.
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Dellora Angell
Chicago
John W. Gates
Traction ‘Tacnate
Dellora
Lake Forest
Miss Angell
Debora
Olson Disbarment Case Dismissed by Supreme Court
In Olympia on June 22 George Olson of Seattle was cleared and the disbarment case dismissed. Rufus L. Sherrill of Tacoma was forbidden to practice law for misuse of a client's funds and found guilty of immorality.
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Olson
Olympia
George Olson
Seattle
Supreme Court
Rufus L. Sherif
Tacoma
Sherrill
I. W. W. members begin prison terms for 1919 Centralia murder
Six I. W. W. members including Britt Smith and five others were found guilty of the Centralia Armistice Day murder in 1919. They began serving 25 to 40 year sentences at the state prison in Walla Walla. The group named C Bland Bert Bland Ray Becker Eugene Barnett James McInerney. In Spokane William Schramm was committed to an insane hospital after attacking Mrs Josephine Ford on the street.
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Walla Walla
Britt Smith
Centralia
C. Bland
Bert Bland
Ray Becker
Eugene Barnett
James McInerney
Spokand
William Schramm
Insane Hospital
Josephine Ford
Admiral Sims Returns Home to Irish Welcome
Admiral William S Sims arrives in New York aboard the Inner Olympic and is greeted with an Irish tune as bands play and police guard the pier. He departs for Washington by train the next day after a brief hotel transfer and plans to report to Secretary Denby on his controversial London speech.
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New York
William
Sims
Olympic
Admiral Sims
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
White Star Line
Jackass
London
Harry P. Hughes
Third Naval District
Denby
H. M. Lammers
Seattle Boys Deny Perjury in Norris Murder Case
George Davis and Gerald Callahan of Seattle deny perjury charges connected to the William Norris murder trial in Redding California. The pair stand accused after testifying officers used violence. witnesses disputed this and defense counsel from Seattle and Sacramento argue for dismissal stalled by Judge Conley.
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Redding
Cal
George Davis
Gerald Callahan
Seattle
William Norris
Carter
Callahan
Conley
Leland Gipson
A. M. Cochrane
Fred Richardson
L. C. Smith
Norrin
J. W. Rieves
Davis
Norris
Martin I. Welsh
Sacramento
Reames
Seattle Bar Association
Central Garage Plan Endorsed by Municipal League
A special committee of the Municipal League recommended using a central garage to store municipal machines and employ earlier cars for city and county workers during a Tuesday noon meeting.
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Municipal League
Yangtze River Exploration Reveals China's Great Waterway
War correspondent William Philip Simms reports from aboard the Woosung on the Yangtze voyage. He explains the river's strategic value as China’s inland highway, notes pilots' skill, and documents bustling river life, major cities, and dense population along the valley from Hankow to Shanghai.
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William Philip Simms
China
The
Star
Yangtze River
Philip Simms
Woosung
Yangtze-Kiang
League of
Peking
Hankow
Shanghai
Wubhu
Yangtze
Chinkiang
Nanking
Wuhu
Anking
Kiukiang
Wuchang
Hanyang
Shaai
Ichang
Wanhsien
Chungking
Hupeh
Hunan
Tibet
China Sea
David M. Wolf Victim of Hoag
David M. Wolf aged about six years died of heart trouble at his home on Ashworth Avenue after a brief illness. He is survived by a mother Mrs G C Chew of Seattle two brothers Frank J Wolf of Tacoma and W Wolf of Seattle. Funeral services will be held today with Dr Forbes of the Presbyterian church presiding.
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David M. Wolf
Seattle
Ashworth Ave
Wolf
G. C. Chew
Frank J. Wolf
Tacoma
W. Wolf
Bay
Dr. Forbes
Presbyterian Church
Bostonian to Open Manila District Office for US Bureau
George JL Gan of Boston travels to Seattle en route to Manila where he will open a district office for the United States Bureau of Foreign Domestic Commerce. The trip marks an expansion of the bureau’s overseas presence and activity in Asia.
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Manila
United States Bureau of Foreign Domestic Commerce
George Jlgan
Boston
Seattle
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R. J. Gibbons
Ireland
Seattle Boys
League OF Provinces
Orient
America
Williama
Mississippi
Ohio
Savannah
Szechuan
Setch
United States
Chengtu
Simms
Bargain
John Kelly
Red Cross
Ecru
Drewes
Batiste
Semiporcelain
Johnson Bros
Chantilly
Union Street
Washington Berry Growers
Food Shops
Booth
Marne Stade
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