Woman Caught Smuggling Pearls From Hotel Window
A San Francisco woman, 56, identified as Mrs Carson, was captured on March 20 after she sneaked through a hotel window with a necklace of valued pearls. Authorities note the pearls were worth about 900 dollars and had been bought in India. She reportedly traveled widely and had recently stayed at the Wolcott hotel before arrest.
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San Francisco
George
Carson
San
India
Wolcott
Delhi
Paul R. Mayberry
Los
Mamie
Pike Stone
Burke Hotel
Washington Hotel
Miss Fisher
Cloak and Salt House
Mamie the Baboon Escapes Then Returns With Baby
Mamie the baboon slips from her sixth floor cage and roams the Burke hotel roof and nearby decor before a crowd and fire crews finally corral her. After a tense chase, the infant baboon is reunited with Mamie who seems relieved to be captured again.
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Hon Marche
Mamie
Man Kills Doctor and Assistant Then Dies by Self
Ashooting at the Dr. W. T. Akey Institute in the Kline-Rosenberg Building, 625 First Ave, Seattle, left Dr. W. T. Akey and Samuel Suskind dead, and patient-turned-killer A. Anderson fatally shooting himself after shooting the two men. The incident followed Anderson's dissatisfaction with treatment, with his body later found in room 28 of the nearby Washington Hotel. Suskind had been staying at the New Washington hotel. Anderson, a 46-year-old logger, had recently been unemployed.
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A. A. Anderson
W. T. Akey
Slayer
Akey
W.T. Akey
Institute For Men
Kline-Rosenberg
First Ay
W. T. Aiey
Samuel Suskind
City Hospital
Anderson
Akey Institute
Institute
Suskind
Huskind
Self
Norman Tel
West Yesler Way
Aiey and Suskind
J. R. Rucker
Capt. Tennant
Tion
Gus Goepel
Seattle
New Washington
Andersona
Norman Hotel
Oakland
Cal
St. Mark
Divorce action after 49 years in Marathon court
A wife filed for divorce from Joseph Smith Zi citing long marriage and alleged mistreatment. The petition mentions midnight disturbances and claims of coercive behavior at home, with complaints centered on alleged abuse and disruptive conduct over years.
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Joseph Smith
Marathon
Beys
Murder in Portland Area Noted in Crumbling Text
A garbled report mentions Died or missing person linked to a man named Guyot aged 58 of Portland Oregon and a deputy sent to a camp in the mountains after a troubling event. The fragment suggests a crime scene or investigation with tied parties and location references.
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Mur Guyot
Portland, Or
Theik Baurwaerts
Uife
Weather forecast for tonight and Thursday frost risk
Fair tonight and Thursday with heavy frost expected tonight. Easterly winds noted and noon temperature recorded at 43 degrees.
La Follette Leads North Dakota Primary Victory
The Times-Herald reports La Follette carrying North Dakota in the presidential primary with about 15,000 votes ahead of Roosevelt. Returns from up to 10 o'clock show 659 of 1,800 precincts counted with La Follette leading in most counties. Roosevelt supporters concede the outlook favors La Follette, while delegates discuss margins and statewide implications.
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Roosevelt W Hind
Taft
United Press
Grand Forks
N.bd
The
Times-Herald
Roosevelt
Ater la Follette
la Fellette
Col
Senator Fellette
Fargo
N. DC
la Follette
Wisconsin
H. N. Puchkdr
North Dakota
Senator la Follette
John Base
Champ Cla
Oodrow
Wilcor
Turke
Base
la Feb Tette
Frank Talcott
Portland Banker Dies in Los Angeles Visit
Sylvester Peterson a 53 year old banker from Portland Ore and former United States land agent at Crookston Minnesota died suddenly early today of heart failure. He had been visiting friends in Los Angeles.
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United Preas
Los Angeles
Sylvester Peterson
Portland
Ore
United States Land
Crookston, Minn
Cotterill Starts Seattle Mayoralty With Busy First Day
George F. Cotterill began his term as Seattle mayor, arriving at 9:15 in a municipal car and reading mail, many letters offering jobs. He signed 200 bonds, with 635 more to go, met visitors including six council members and Public Works, and discussed utilities and vice with Edgar Howe of Seattle Electric Co. The day ended with a ride to Queen Anne Hill after 6:45 PM. Cotterill charmed staff and officials in a hectic formal start.
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George F. Cotterill
Seattle
Kizzoner
Board of Public Works
General Public
Edgar Howe
Seattle Electric Co
John
Bannick
Cotterill
Queen
Anne Hill
Doctor Hazzard offers to fast for medical study
Dr Linda Burfield Hazzard, recently convicted of manslaughter in the death of patient Claire Williamson, writes to the King County Medical Association offering to submit to a fasting test under medical supervision. She proposes a 36 day absolute fast with hospital observation and any needed restrictions.
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Linda Burfield Hazzard
Claire Williamson
King County Medical Association
Hazzard
Medical Board
30 Killed in Explosion at San Bois Coal Mine
Fifty men entombed by a gas explosion at San Bois Coal Co. mine No. 2 in McCurtain Oklahoma. Only one body recovered as rescuers face inferno and government mine experts rush to the scene.
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United Presse
Oklahoma City
Okla
San Bois Coal Co
McCurtain
Hodge Opens Fight at Arlington
Hodge the insurgent King County sheriff campaigns for governor in Arlington Washington. He says he has no funds for halls or bands and will speak directly to workers in mills factories and streets to win support from ordinary people.
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Arlington
Wash
Bob” Hodge
King County
Hodge
Allen Gang Is Cornered In Mountain Pass
A clash between the Allen gang and a posse of Richon and detectives is reported likely today. Five ringleaders were cornered in a mountain pass with mountaineers rushed to reinforce. Detective Lee Felts said Sidna Allen was seen dodging near Devils Den and injured, with four other members observed nearby.
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Calten P
Hillsville
Allen
Richon
Lee Felts
Sidna Allen
Devils den
Felts
Roosevelt Forces Demand Primaries In King County Club Meeting
Senator Don Landon led the King County Roosevelt Club as about 500 supporters gathered at Arcade hall to back preferential primaries. Resolutions urged the central committee to call for old caucus and county convention if no state law is passed. Leaders promise funds and volunteers to run primaries and plan a Tacoma rally to press Governor to convene an extra session.
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Don Landon
King County
Roosevelt Club
Arcade Hall
King County Central Committee
Roosevelt
Central Committee
Ers
Tacoma
Salle
Taylor
Senate
Pauihamus
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