Chauffeur Shot In Jealous Tragedy At Kittoe Residence
Coroner's Jury to review the murder of Leo Price a chauffeur shot at the Kittoe home on the Sunnydale road. Harry Kittoe and his father were detained after witnesses described a drunken argument over who would drive the car. Price died soon after at the Kittoe residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K . Harry T. Kittoe
J. F.ittoe
Seattle
Leo Price
Will H. Carson
Harry T. Kittor
F. Kittes
Albany Dental Portors
Seattlc
Joe
Kittoe
Sunnydale
Dee Moines
Marry Kittoe
Alfred Breltenstein
Breitensteins
Harry Kittoe
Breitensteina
Prreitensteins
Price
Breiten Ateins
People's Bank
Harry Kittee
Breitenstein
Mia. Breitenstein
Germany accepts peace treaty with reservations rejected
Paris dispatches report Germany notified allies it will sign the peace treaty but refuses to admit war guilt or accept Article on war crimes. The Allies reject a 48 hour extension and demand uncompromised terms as discussions move toward final signing after a hurried Paris meeting of the big three.
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Paris
United Press
Germany
Versailles
von Haniel
National Assembly
New York
Gustav Adolph Bauer
Bauer
Clemenceru
Allied Peace Commission
Poland
Clemegeeau
Lloyd George
Weimar
German Republic
Deputies raid hospital in whisky theft case
Deputies searched Dr. Frederick G. Nichols private sanitarium and Oscar Springer home for alcohol tied to June 4 whisky theft from the county city building. No liquor was found. Harry Williams testified to the grand jury about Sears alleged misconduct as a poolroom operator and alleged confidential agent of Prosecuting Attorney Fred C. Brown. Sears was arrested on a witness hold with $1,000 bail.
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Frederick G. Nichols
Harry
Yakima
Williamms
Seattle
John A. Sears
Third Ave
Pike St
Sears
Fred C. Brown
Brown
A. MecSpearin
Stewart
Tornado Carves Massive Destruction Across Fergus Falls
A Great Northern storm killed over 100 people in Fergus Falls Minnesota with the Grand Central Hotel derailed and many injuries. The Oriental Limited derailed and phone lines collapsed as the storm marched northwest toward Brainerd. Officials reported bystanders counting bodies while relief trains and troops prepared to aid.
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ST. Paul
Minn
United Press
Fergus Falls
Grand Central Hotel
Great Northern “Oriental Limited
Great Northern
St. Cloud
Burnquist
Fhinow
Fergua Falls
Brainerd
Minne
Northern Pacific
P. H. McCauley
Fergus Falla
Subpoena Watch Signals Suspect Flight Before Grand Jury
Prosecutor Brown says a witness fled to avoid a grand jury subpoena and Williams followed into the grand jury room. Sears appeared before the panel around noon. Tony Mathias, an It. W. W., in the county-city building, volunteered that he saw several persons, including a court bailiff, disappear with several quarts of whisky during the alleged whisky thefts.
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Brown
Williams
Sears
Tony Mathias
It. W. W
Stringer
Want Ad Contest Rhyme Prompt Heads to New Entries
Last week MES J PROCTOR won cash for a furnished flat rhyme. This week readers are invited to craft three lines to finish the jingle based on the clue line I read the Used Car Ads today. Details appear on the Classified Page.
WAY LIFE GOES As Seen by O. B. Joyful
A playful column recreates humor of Everett True and other comic figures with brief vignettes. Mrs True curtails Everett as he jokes about his shy neighbor while Tom seeks a sharp comeback.
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O. B
Pirmt
Old Everett True
Everett
Mrs. True
Tom
Wilson Plans Departure After Treaty Signing
Paris June 23 President Wilson’s plans depend on the treaty being signed tomorrow. He will leave Paris Wednesday night and sail from Brest Thursday morning, reaching America at Hoboken about a week later.
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Paris
Wilson
Brest
America
Hoboken
Free Army and Navy Club Dance For Service Members
Every service man in Seattle who wore a uniform in the last two years is invited to a big free dance at the Army and Navy club tonight. The event honors Seattle girls who have entertained them since the war began. The dance starts at o'clock at Third Ave and Cherry Street.
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Seattle
Army and Navy Club
War Camp Community Service Entertainment Division
Third Ave
Cherry St
Murdered Chauffeur Linked to Local Shipyard Worker
Price, a son of Mrs Ed M. Jewett of 106 North 48th Street, worked at Skinner and Eddy shipyard before his murder. The body lies at the morgue as Deputy Coroney Howard EB. McDonald and the sheriff’s office investigate the case.
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Price
Mra
Ed M. Jewett
N. 48Rd St
Skinner & Eddy Shipyard
Kittee
Coroney
Howard EB. McDonald
Sheriff's Office
Hospital fall killed man in court testimony
Clarence West death at city hospital is the focus as W. 8. Wetzell faces man slaughter trial before Superior Judge J T Ronald. Defense argues West died from a fractured skull after he hurled from a bed during delirium, conflicting with claims he died from injuries from a March 29 auto collision.
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Wetzell
J.T. Ronald
Clarence L. Reames
West
E. 61St St
Woodruff
More Ships Sent Down by Teutons
A Geneva dispatch reports that German warships not surrendered to the allies were sunk at Kiel. Admiral Von Reuter’s interned fleet in Scapa Flow was sunk by its own crews and may face an international court. Baden Emden and others listed. salvage possible for some ships. many vessels sunk or beached.
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Paris
United Press
Geneva
l'Intransigeant Today
Kiel
London
von Reuter
Scapa Flow
Naval Armistice Commission
Thurso
Scotland
Baden
Frankfort
Nuremberg
Liberty Bond Quotations Reported In New York
Liberty bond quotations listed from New York on June 25 show 3 percent bonds at 99.92, first 4s at 98, second 4s at 94, first 44s at 95.40, 4s at 94.20, third 4 percent at 95.4, four 4s at 94.26, Victory 2 percent at 100.02, Victory 44s at 99.96.
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New York
Liberty
Fou
Victory
Tory
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Cress-Dale
Asalee
William Barr
Fred Brown
C. KR. Seoones
J. Green
John Kittoe
ED L. Keen
F.camined
Sota
North Dakota
Pridges
Wendell
A. Larsen
MES. J Proctor
Pansy
Él Duff
Olivia
In Dutt
Toms War
Clarence West
Teutons
Liberty Bonds
Chief Tahan
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