Defense Pins Murder Case on Husband's Bad Habits
Cleveland June 29. Attorneys for Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber seek an insanity and hatred defense claiming objectionable husband practices led to the murder of Daniel F. Kaber, Lakewood publisher. The case involves co-defendant Emma Colavito and others connected to alleged poisoning and related confessions.
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Daniel F. Kaber
Lakewood
Creech Unit
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Kaber
Oa Kaber
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A narrator recalls preparing lunch for Billy while Billy’s mother plans supper and lamb roast. The narrator, seeking work, contemplates leaving town as she faces multiple job needs and fear of being an impostor. Tomorrow’s note teases Sadie seeking a night job.
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Gracia
Steen
Eadie
Harding to Name Taft Chief Justice
Washington reports President Harding is near deciding to appoint William Howard Taft as chief justice of the United States Supreme Court. The announcement is expected soon, likely before he departs for a weekend vacation in New Jersey.
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Washington
Wiliam Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Harding
Taft
New Jersey
Rotary talk on dope trade set for Seattle luncheon
Richard Lackaye secretary of the White Cross was to speak at the Rotary club luncheon in the Magonic club rooms at noon on Wednesday about the dope traffic in Seattle. The White Cross has pledged to wipe out the use of dope in the United States.
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The
White Cross
Rotary Club
Magonic Club
Seattle
United States
Bremerton Police Chief Under Bribery Scrutiny
Bremerton authorities investigate chief Reynolds amid alleged bribes and misconduct. Prosecution, mayor, and city attorney dispute motives while affidavits, bail rings, and a Mayoral frameup claim fuel a growing political clash. Navy guards, sailors, and a bustling harbor backdrop frame a tense municipal power struggle.
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J. W. Bryan
Reynolda
Garland
Greenwood
Bernice Evans
INN
Chief Chase
Reynolds
Joe Monro
Peter Biteman
Gods’ Inn
Chase
Biteman
Fourth of July Booze Raid Finds Large Unoccupied Brewery
Dry squad agents raided a site at 22104 Eighth Ave described as a sizable brewery ready for large scale beer production. The house was empty during the search. police seized and destroyed much of the alcohol after transporting it to headquarters. Arrests were expected midweek.
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Coast Guard nets 100 cases of liquor in Everett raid
Capt. Ben Lichtenberg aboard the coast guard cutter Scout seized 100 cases of Canadian liquor valued at 15000 brought from the Everett beach. The raid targeted a rum running boat crew of three believed to have crossed the line, with arrests and confiscation en route to Seattle.
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Coast Guard
Scout
Seattle
Federal Prohibition
Donald A. McDonald
Lichtenberg
McDonald
Nquor
Prohibition Office
Federal
Prohibition
Public horse whipping shocks Tacoma crowd
In Tacoma on June 29 a young female equestrienne in riding attire publicly whipped a man with a quirt near a prominent hotel. The couple exchanged words and the man fled the crowd. Names and motive could not be learned.
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Smail
Equestrienne
Dope Worth 8640 Seized In Raid At Greenwood Spot
Narcotic squad officers seized cocaine valued at 8640 dollars during a raid late Tuesday. Arrestees Er H Johnson, Marty Dale, and James Hall were taken into custody at Greenwood av and N 424. Patrolmen R F Baerman and N P Anderson, aided by Hans Damm, arranged the operation after Hall allegedly directed two Chinese associates to the location.
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Marty Dale
James Hall
Greenwood Ave
R. F. Baerman
N. P. Anderson
Hans Damm
Baerman
Anderson
Hall
Dale
Johnson
Accused Child Wife Is Allowed Freedom
Leta Parsons, a 13-year-old wife of John Parsons, who was recently acquitted in juvenile court of killing her 6-year-old stepdaughter Lily Parsons, was taken from the custody of her attorney Jerry Burke after the court ruled she could not be made a ward.
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Leta Parsons
John Parsons
Lily Parsons
Jerry Burke
Leta
Tropical Storm Approaches Rio Grande Coast
Falling barometers in southern Texas indicate a tropical storm of unknown intensity nearing the coast. The Weather Bureau warns Padre Island residents to move inland, noting the island was flooded by a storm last week. Alaskan songs will headline July 9 at the Arctic club honoring Alaska Governor Scott C. Bone, with stunts monologues and sketches and a buffet luncheon.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
Rio Grande
Padre Island
Arctic Club
Scott C. Bone
Alaska
Seven former White Sox stars go on trial in Chicago
In Chicago on June 29 seven of eight ex White Sox players from the 1919 Black Sox scandal faced trial alongside three alleged gamblers. Judge Hugo Friend barred bail bets. defense argues no law for players to perform to ability. Notable defendants include Eddie Cleotte Joe Jackson Chick Gandil Buck Weaver Swede Risberg and Happy Felsch.
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Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reda
Hugo Friend
Cincinnati
Eddie Cleotte
Claude Williams
Joe Jackson
Chick Gandil
Buck” Weaver
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White City
Coney Island
Fred McMullin
White Sox
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Boston
Rachel Brown
New York
Hal Chase
Dempsey Weight Questioned by James J. Jeffries
Former heavyweight champion James J. Jeffries weighs in on Jack Dempsey and the Carpentier bout debate. He notes Dempsey's weight difference may be small against lighter, fast opponents and cautions that a knockout punch depends on landing the right spot.
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James J. Jeffries
Carpentier
Jim Corbett
Ring
Jim
Jess Willard
Brennan
Pitt
Corbett
Choynaki
Fitz
Continent Airmen Resume Transcontinental Flight
David R. Davis and Eric Springer, famed trans continental aviators, left El Paso after forced landing near the city en route from Riverside California to Mineola New York. They aimed to reach their destination within 24 hours with engine trouble having delayed them since Monday evening.
Italian Engineers Visit Seattle on U S Tour
A commission of Italian engineers on a tour of the United States to study electrical developments was due in Seattle Wednesday. The epicure catches the early bird.
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United States
Seattle
Patrolman Thrown As Car Hits Pursued Vehicle Near Ball Park
Patrolman 1D M Mallory stood on a running board taking the driver’s name after a chase. Fred Schwenger, 41 28th Ave, collided his car into the rear of the suspect vehicle, throwing Mallory six feet. Mallory arrested Schwenger for reckless driving near Rainier and the ball park on Tuesday.
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Fred Mchwenger
28Th Ave
Schwenger
Ball Park
Rainier Ave
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