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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1922

Page

12

One Man Cars In Smash Up At Beacon and Hor ton Streets

A head on collision on Beacon avenue near Horton street and the golf links Monday night wrecked two one man cars and injured both motormen John C. Anderson and L. O. Gridell. Witnesses said one motorman failed to see the approaching car while taking transfers. Glass and splinters flew as passengers were knocked off their feet and several women and children suffered bruises with one person critically hurt. The one man cars were recently introduced to replace the heavier 500 type.

Beacon Ave Horton St Golf Links John C. Anderson KE. Flist L. O. Gridell Witneses

Think Logging Camp Robbers Are Caught

T Tolley and F D Wise were arrested Monday night for an attempted hold up at a logging camp near Everett. The sheriff's office at Beattie believes they also robbed loggers at Anaumclaw camp No 7 of 200 dollars last Wednesday night.

T. Tolley F. D. Wise Everett Sheriff's Office Beattie Anaumclaw Camp No. 7

Indictments Return Time for Narcotics and Counterfeiting Case

A federal grand jury returned 12 indictments for narcotic law violations and a counterfeiting charge against BE. Oulcis. Ten secret indictments were also handed up as Judge Jeremiah Neterer issued bench warrants. Defendants include T Takashi Neal Maxwell Ball John Wylie George Hill Edward O Connell Lian J KE Dickson Walter Vance Andrew Peterson Rudolph Hagen Frank Riley and Alex Dougherty. The jury retired to deliberate and was expected to finish Tuesday.

Jeremiah Neterer Neterer BE. Oulcis T. Takahashi Neal Maxwell Id Ball John Wylie George Hill

Obenchain Second Trial Set For June 6

Madalynne C. Obenchain must face a second trial for the alleged murder of her lover John Belton Kennedy. Superior Judge Sidney N. Reeve set the date for June 6. Mrs. Obenchain appeared in court with defense and prosecution teams.

Angeles Cal Madalynne C. Obenchain John Belton Kennedy Sidney N. Reeve Obenchain

Fee for Bonus Brings Arrest in Beattie

Nichols head of the Russian Siberian Trading Co in Beattie was arrested on a charge of demanding a fee to assist ex service men in obtaining a war bonus. He allegedly induced veteran Alex Olbeon to sign a power of attorney and obtained 105 dollars in bonus with only 81.60 turned over to Gibson. The state compensation law forbids such charges by any agent notary or attorney. Nichols allegedly admitted aiding numerous men and charging five to ten dollars per case.

V. BP. Nichols Beattie Nichols Alex Olbeon Nichola Gibson Thie Ralph Hammer

Urge Tindall for Congress. veterans push candidate

Philip Tindall city councilman is urged by veterans groups across the state to run for Congress from his district. He says he has not consented, but agrees a strong national leader is needed to counter Japanese aggression, criticizing current Congress for inaction.

Philip Tindall Tindall

Prizes Awarded for Stories at Lincoln High School

Felecia Doty and Osa Weaver won prizes Tuesday at the Totem Annual assembly at Lincoln High School for best stories. Six students were chosen to handle the annual sale: Harriet Baird, Retey Bard, Mildred Vierce, Dorothy Pauleen, Frances Reid, and Merline Bryan across freshman through senior classes.

Felecia Doty Osa Weaver Lincoln High School Harriet Baird Retey Bard Mildred Vierce Dorothy Pauleen Frances Reid Merline Bryan

Arbuckle Jury Selected in Fatty Arbuckle Case

The Roseoe Fatty Arbuckle manslaughter trial completed jury selection after 11 a.m. with the second alternate juror accepted by both sides. The state’s bid to remove a juror was overruled. Court adjourned until this afternoon for testimony to begin. Arbuckle’s lawyers declared satisfaction with the jury.

Arbuckle Ban Francisco Roseoe Fatty Arbuckie

Hughes Sends Dun to Allied Powers

Secretary Hughes dispatched a communication to allied governments detailing America’s claim on part of the German reparations to cover the costs of the American army of occupation in Germany. He is expected to make the document public within 24 hours.

Washington Hughes America Germany

Caldwell Receives Half Ton of Fish Gift

More than 1,000 pounds of haddock and bolaters are en route to Seattle aboard the Neponaset. The gift from Boston Mayor Curley to Mayor Caldwell showcases Massachusetts’ fish handling prowess on the West Coast.

Seattle Nansco Curley Boston Caldwell West Coast Massachusetts

Hampton Woman Lulled To Deep Sleep By Hypnotist

A Hampton woman remains in a deep sleep after being mesmerized by a hypnotist last Saturday. The performer was taken ill and has not yet helped her awaken.

Hamilton Hampton

Republicans Win Maine Special Election in Third District

Augusta Maine March 21 John A Nelson Republican was elected to succeed Congressman John A Peters who resigned in the third Maine district in a special election Nelson defeated Democrat Ernest McLean by 6252 votes The 1920 result had Republicans ahead by about 19000 votes

Augusta Maine John A. Nelson John A. Peters Nelson Ernest McLean

Standstill in Legate murder case leaves police baffled

Progress in the Patrolman C. O. Legate murder case reached a standstill Tuesday as Captain Charles Tennant said there was nothing further to proceed on. Legate was shot twice through the head early Friday in a garage at 1242 Main. No inquest will be necessary, authorities believe, given the apparent homicide.

C. O. Legate Charles Tennant

Ex Senator Piles Named as Envoy to Colombia

Washington March 21 The White House announced that former Senator Samuel H. Piles of Seattle has been selected as minister to Colombia.

Piles Washington Samuel H. Piles Seattle Colombia White House

Luna Park Pool Opens Saturday at Luna Park

The swimming pool at Luna Park will open this Saturday, March 25, inviting families and visitors to enjoy the new facility. The advertisement notes hours and admission details for the opening event.

Luna Park

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