Goodyear executive shot by jealous wife in Chicago
In the Gold Coast district Isabella Orthwein shot and killed Goodyear Tire manager Herbert Zeigler after alleging he broke a dinner date and maintained other relationships. She confessed to the shooting saying she loved him and opened fire when he pounded to enter. Zeigler left a wife and daughter.
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Mexico
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Seattle Urges Stand Against Repudiation Ahead of Election
A Seattle editorial blasts bolshevik rhetoric and backs Fitzgerald Bolton and Carroll against repudiation claims. It argues the city cannot default on bonds and calls for voters to elect the veteran-backed slate to ensure efficient street railway management and prudent city finances.
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Bolton
Dan Cotterill
Doyle
Cotterill
Carroll
The
Star
Senators defend anti alien land bill amid lobbying push
In Olympia on March 1 senators from this state assured they will not block the Jones Beeler anti alien land ownership bill. Telegrams from Senators Jones and Poindexter denying opposition followed warnings from Seattle figures about federal interference. The measure passed the house 71 to 19 and faces a senate vote this week amid repeated attempts to delay by pro Japanese interests.
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Produce Exchange
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A Wonderful Century Baby's Heritage Ideals for Future
Mrs. Max West reflects on a century of progress in child welfare and urges gifts that secure intelligent care for every newborn. The column envisions a future where mothers and nations support children's health, with Seattle Star's Mrs. West guiding a new child care department and reader Q A series.
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Questiame Fae
Hardings Return to Hometown in Marion Ohio
President elect Warren G Harding and Mrs Harding arrive in Marion Ohio ahead of Washington duties. They visit the old Harding home on East Center Street and plan a quiet night as an important conference with General Leonard Wood looms over the day. The discussion may involve Wood resigning from the Army to govern the Philippines or leading the University of Pennsylvania with a higher salary.
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Leonard Wood
Wood
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Philippines
University of Pennsylvania
Blocks Attempt to Close Pool Room
George Sayles owner of a pool and billiard hall at 4226 14th Ave N E in the university district secured a restraining order from Judge King Dykeman on Tuesday. The order blocks police interference with his business until a court hearing on March 4.
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George Sayles
14Th Ave. N. E
University District
King Dykeman
Champ Clark In Grave Condition In Washington
Former speaker Champ Clark remained in extremely serious condition at his Washington apartment as friends feared he might not survive the day. After alternating rallies and sinking spells, a brief improvement yesterday gave way to a worsened state by nightfall.
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Clark
Night Session to Speed Up Congress
Washington March 1 night sessions kept up the drive to complete necessary business by Friday morning. Both houses continued working through the evening with no slackening in the pace as lawmakers push to finalize key legislation.
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Washington
Tragic Porter Train Wreck Leaves 41 Dead
In Chesterton Indiana a New York Central engine crashed into Michigan Central Canadian coaches at Porter Sunday night. A furniture store morgue and improvised basement morgue hold identified bodies. five remain unidentified. Nuns pray for victims as crowds gather and workers recover remains.
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Porter
New York Central
Silverware Gone With Her Charges Lodged
Margaret A. Galyarda sublet a room from May B. Hickey at 11823 18th Ave and allegedly left with several of Mrs. Hickey’s silverware. Deputy Prosecutor Bert C. Rowe filed a petit larceny complaint on Tuesday. Federal board men at a university were to form a mutual benefit organization at a Tuesday noon meeting. Claude H. Anderson, district vocational officer, was to address the meeting.
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Margaret A. Qgalyarda
May B. Hickey
18Th Ave
Federal Board
Claude H. Anderson
Ube Neting
Missing Clerk on Honeymoon Elopes with Teen Bride
Leland M. Bowen a 19 year old naval mail clerk and Inez Irene Tarrager age 17 eloped from Bremerton and are said to be married spending their honeymoon in California The telegram to Post Office Inspector John Swenson claims Bowen absconded with about 10000 of postal funds and an arrest is expected soon
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Leland M. Bowen
Inez Irene Tarrager
Hremerton
California
Post Office
John 8. Swenson
Bowen
U. S. Charlotte
Bremerton
University of W Ball Team May Go to Japan
A trip to the land of the mikado is in store for members of the university baseball nine if the faculty's permission can be secured. Manager Iso Abe of Waseda University in Japan extended the invitation to Darwin Meisnest, graduate manager at the university.
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Iso Abe
Waseda University
Japan
Darwin Meisnest
Washington
It Isn t Done for Less Than Two Hundred Dollars in Booze Case
Wm. Arnett pleaded guilty Monday afternoon before Federal Judge Neterer and was fined two hundred dollars as the minimum penalty in a liquor case, with potential leniency only for special reasons.
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Wm. Arnett
Neterer
Malpractice Suit Dropped by Court
The $2,400 malpractice suit against Dr. Inalee Blair Greene by Andrew Callas alleging finger surgery caused blood poisoning was dismissed Monday afternoon in Judge Honeki's court.
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Inalee Blair Greene
Andrew Callas
Greene
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Allied Armies Move Toward Paris in Reparations Plan
Paris March 1 Preliminary steps for allied military plans to force German reparations obedience were taken today. Trains of long-snouted guns moved toward the frontier for instant service, signaling renewed life in major infantry camps. No details on French plans were released.
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Fron
European crisis drives US war withdrawal plan after March 4
Washington observers report that a European crisis quickens republican leaders to accelerate the withdrawal of the last American participation in the war, with actions planned shortly after March 4.
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Washington
Germans Protest French Soldiers
Resolutions urging passage of Representative Britten's resolution protesting the occupation of German territory by French colonial troops were sent to Washington after a mass meeting of German sympathizers in Madison Square Garden.
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New York
Britten
Washington
Madison Square Garden
Stadium Debt to Be Cut Down by Seventy Thousand
The university stadium debt will be reduced by $70,000 during the next school year, per an announcement from Graduate Manager Darwin Meisnent.
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University
Darwin Meisnent
Russian Revolt Reported Amid Petrograd Strife
Soviet newspapers received in Helsingfors report insurrection in Petrograd with calls for workers to renounce the enterprise. Other dispatches mention fierce fighting in Petrograd Vasilivsky Ostrow and surrounding areas.
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Helsingfors
Russia
Petrograd
Carroll to Be Named as Judge in Seattle Bill
Olympia March 1 A bill to add a police judge for Seattle passes the house. The mayor would appoint the judge and fix the salary. The new judge would serve during absence or heavy workload of the regular police judge. Councilman Carroll expected to be appointed if law passes.
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Olympia
Seattle
Carroll
Caldwell
House Okays Gasoline Tax in Washington
Olympia March 1 by a 62 to 17 vote the Washington house passed a bill taxing gasoline at 1 cent per gallon. The excise tax falls on distributors who will pass it to consumers and the act becomes effective July 1 pending governor's signature.
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Olympia
Wash
House
Senate
Seattle High School Girls to Attend University Field Day
Seattle High School girls will be guests of honor at the annual women s field day on the university campus. The event includes a banquet in the evening on March 12.
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Seattle High School
Booze Car Is Sent in Ditch On Bothell Highway
Sheriff Matt Starwich and deputies chased a speeding car between Bothell and Lake City at 1 am Tuesday and forced it into a ditch. Twelve cases of Gordon gin and White House whisky were seized as occupants fled into the woods. The pursuit followed the death of John Olson, a Happy Valley farmer fatally injured by a vehicle, with license number noted for owner investigation.
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Bothell Highway
Matt Starwich
Bothell
Lake City
White House
John Olson
Happy Valley
Belief Body Found Near Butte Is Daughter Nettie
H C Wilborn of Concordia Missouri arrived in Butte and said he believes the mountain girl found two weeks ago is his daughter Nettie. He voiced his belief after examining the remains and identifying features. Local authorities have not confirmed the identification.
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Concordia
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks to Visit Mexico
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks will depart Los Angeles early next week for Mexico where they will rest for several weeks according to an announcement today.
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Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Mexico
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