Automobile Catapults Through Bridge Rescue and Arrest
A driver on the Fremont bridge was rescued after his car drove across street car tracks and hung near a 40 foot drop into the Bryant lumber mill yard. Police Patrollmen FE Jennings and B Jordan of Dens More precinct arrested him on a charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated. bail not set.
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Fremont Bridge
Automan
Pittman
Bryant Lumber
FE Jennings
B. Jordan
Dens More
Land Fraud Case To Go To Jury Monday
The Sparks Dye land fraud case will go to the jury Monday after judge Neterer instructed the jury. Testimony and arguments were completed Friday. Defendants M. Sparks George B. Dye A Sparks and B C Mart are charged with mail fraud connected to a reclamation project at the mouth of the Skagit.
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Sparks Dye
Neterer
Nis
M. Sparks
George B. Dye
A. Sparks
B. C. Mart
Sparks-Dye Company
Skagit
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Cumberland reader recounts relief from pains after using the remedy. She states it helped with childbirth and enabled her to care for seven children. She offers to answer letters from other women and shares her address for correspondence.
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Cumberland, Md
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jonun
Heren
Dilley Street
Newport Mayor Seized in Conspiracy Prohibition Probe
Accused Newport Kentucky mayor Joseph Hermann and his top aides are seized on charges of conspiring to permit violation of the prohibition law. The militia guards city hall after a wide search while federal officials say the officials knew of violations but did not act. Hermann and associates deny the charges.
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Joseph Hermann
Newport
Newport City Hall
Federal
Hermann
Donations Grow for Wheel Chair Fund
On Saturday seven dollars more was added to the voluntary subscription to purchase a wheel chair for Frank Foater, a destitute paralytic. Contributions include Mrs. McN. one dollar from Nels Linn of Silverdale five dollars from an unnamed local attorney and twenty dollars total so far Hazen J. Titus offers to cover the balance needed to complete the purchase.
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Frank Foater
McN
Nels Linn
Silverdale
Hazen J. Titus
Remembering a Champion and a Lost Battered Home
A family recalls Johnny, a celebrated Canadian fighter, as they await his return. The scene centers on Marie and Clonie Tate within a somber home where Dad O'Leary points to framed boxing photos and defends Johnny's character against a beer-fueled past. The dialogue hints at hardship and pride amid a difficult evening.
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Marie
Danny
Clonie Tate
Canada
Dad O'Leary
Johnny
Baptist Convention Here Is Called Off
The annual Northern Baptist convention scheduled for Seattle June 14 to 20 has been canceled. The fundamentalist faction is still expected to hold a convention in Seattle as scheduled.
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Northern Baptist Church
Seattle
The
Baptist Churh
Woman Burned in Fire Destroys Home on Concord Street
Mrs K J Carter is recovering from burns suffered Friday when her home at 4309 W Concord St burned. She is staying with a friend at 4341 W Concord St under a physician's care.
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Mra. K. J. Carter
Concord St
Veterans propose leasing city fire station on Fourth Ave
A committee representing city veterans organizations asks the council to lease the idle Fourth Ave fire station between John and Thomas streets. The building is currently unused.
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Fourth Ave
John
Thomas
Veterans
Fear Uprising Thruout India After Gandhi Arrest
News wires report widespread British military precautions across India after the arrest of Mahatma Gandhi in Ahmedabad. Extra troops were deployed in major cities as authorities act to deter rescue attempts and suppress burgeoning sedition.
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London
India
Ghandi
Ahmedabad
Bombay
Edwin 8. Montagu
Woman Faces Death Charges In Bluebeard Case
Mrs. Clara Carl, accused of poisoning her second husband and his father for insurance and estate, faces trial in Hanover County circuit court in April. Arsenic traces found in the second husband and father in law bodies. first husband remains under exhumation for test results. Carl protests innocence. her attorneys refuse to disclose defense strategy.
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Orerenfield
Tod
Clara Carl
Hancock Circuit Court
Carl
Frank Carl
Alonzo Carl
Hiawatha
Kaw
Rh. M. Gibson
Nelsonville
Mutiny Report From India Sparks Civil Turmoil
Washington reports a mutiny among Sikh and Punjab troops at Amballa following Gandhi's arrest. Sailendra Ghose, Gandhi's representative, cited a cable from India noting hartals began today in principal cities. Troops seen wearing Gandhi caps amid the revolt.
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Washington
Punjab
Amballa
India
Ghandi
Sailendra Ghose
Ghose
No Discrimination Denied In Puget Sound Homeseeker Rates
Railroad officials in Beattie rejected charges that transcontinental transport systems discriminate against Puget Bound country homeseekers by capping offers at Ellensburg. They argued the lower rate plus a one way trip makes Ellensburg a terminus to prevent non bona fide homeseekers, while the extra cost from Millburg to Puget Sound is negligible and would not deter genuine homeseekers.
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Puget Bound
Ellensburg
Beattie
Elsenaburg
Milerburg
Puget Sound
300000 Locked Out in Britain
London march 11 three hundred thousand machinists in engineering trades were locked out at noon today. Machinists in 2500 factories nationwide affected by the action. Resulting concerns focus on overtime pay and managers right to assign workers to specific duties.
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London
Snelen
Fierce clashes in Johannesburg Benoni as miners clash with police
In Johannesburg and Benoni near Pordeberg clashes pock the day as police fight scores of miners and traders. Seven constables are shot down and many wounded. The Prakpan mine center sees the manager and two specials captured and executed. Police, outnumbered, take prisoners while rail lines to Be noni are cut. Street fighting pierces Benoni with casualties.
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Johannesburg
Pordeberg
Crown Mills
Benoni
Prakpan
Thief Leaps 20 Feet From Roof After Housemaid Discovers Him
A burglar entered Crawford Anderson’s home at 936 13th Ave N on Friday night by stepping through a window onto the roof. He paused as a housemaid watched, then jumped 26 feet to the ground where an accomplice waited. He took $20 in cash. Anderson is vice president of the Western Dry Goods company.
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Crawford Anderson
13Th Ave. N
Anderson
Western Dry Goode Company
Battle Continues in Ireland Area
Four members of crown forces were killed in overnight fighting near an Ireland area. The conflict persisted through the week as clashes intensified and authorities reported rising casualties.
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Ireland
Relpfast
Use Crown Forces
Death of Wilkes theater manager in Seattle area
John M. Cooke former manager of the Wilkes theater in Seattle died in East Lake City Thursday. He is survived by his widow Mrs Hazel Cooke and a nine year old daughter Catherine.
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John M. Cooke
Wilkes Theater
Seattle
East Lake City
Mre
Hazel Cooke
Catherine
Secret three-nation treaty talks reach final pledge
In late November to early December the United States Great Britain and Japan pursued a secret draft treaty with Balfour and Hughes guiding negotiations. France was brought in for Far Eastern interests and objections over extending protections to the Antarctic mainland were rejected. A final answer arrived after December 2 and on December 10 Senator Lodge announced the treaty publicly.
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Great Britain
Japan
Beringhia
United States
Mughes
Te Pale
Balfour
Hughes
Kate
State Department
France
Hene Vivian
Renator Lodge
Senate Narcotics Bill Reported By Congress
A two year old Beattie drafted anti narcotics measure known as the Jones Miller Bill nears reporting to the Wayrand means committee of the United States senate. Dr W K McKibben China club secretary relayed a telegram from Congressman John F Miller. The bill aims to stop importation and exportation of narcotics and forbids bonded shipments through the United States to other countries.
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Beattie
China Club
Jones Miller
Wayrand Means Committee
United States Senate
W. K. McKibben
John F. Miller
Ed Hagen Paroled From Prison On Counsel Claim
Ed Hagen former city policeman was released on parole after serving 13 months of a two year sentence for conspiracy to rob a government liquor warehouse. Attorney Adam Heeler said a movement would be started immediately to seek a presidential pardon from President Harding.
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Ed Hagen
McNeil Lnland
Adam Heeler
Theeler
Hagen
Harding
Hughes Defends Pacific Pact In Senate Fight
Secretary Hughes declares a Senate rejection of the four power Pacific treaty would be a national calamity. He denies any American delegation pressure and says there were no secret understandings. Underwood, Democratic leader, and a delegation member signed the pact and push ratification to avert future war.
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Ure
Senate
Blaze Hughes
Underwood
Hughes
United States
United Press
Democratic Party
Democrata
Doctor Denied Divorce in Kititing County Case
Dr Frederick William Rinkenberger’s divorce trial before Judge John B Davidson ended with a ruling that he failed to prove a valid cause for divorce. He remains married to Mrs Lily Rinkenberger while she may pursue her own suit if desired. The judge found the surgeon more wedded to his work than to his home.
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Frederick William Rinkenbergers
John B. Davidson
Kittitng
Lily Rinkenberger
Scared man runs himself to death in Ottumwa quarrel
In Ottumwa on March 11 James Crimes a local barber after a morning quarrel with Walter Hadie chased and ran until he collapsed and died in front of a rooming house.
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Ottumwa
Laws
James Crimes
Walter Hadie
Grimes
Hadie
Allied ministers defer U.S. share in Rhine costs
Allied foreign ministers meet to apportion the first billion marks from Germany for occupation costs. Britain receives 650,000,000 gold marks, France 149,000,000, Belgium the remainder, with Italy receiving 172,000,000 lire equivalents. The United States is not named in the communique.
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Washington
United States
Rhine
State Department
Patus
Americ
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Italy
Fresh Delay AWAITS Bonus Push In Congress
March 11 WASHINGTON Senate and house actions stall a new soldier bonus bill. House Ways and Means postpones a vote to report the certificate loan plan due to absent pro bonus members. Representative Fordney says sentiment favors the bonus during a midwest trip amid protests.
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Laurence Mars
Waphingston
Harding
Viorida
House Ways and Means Committee
Representative Fordney
House
Ways and Means
Mid-West
Snow Envelopes Mount Tamalpais in San Francisco Area
San Francisco reports a morning snow blanket on Mount Tamalpais described as the second snowfall of the year. The night also brought hail and sleet to the city with clearing weather expected today.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
Mount Tamalpais
Fuji Yama
Tokyo
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