Police Fire On Two Suspects In Evening Incident
Shots were exchanged as two suspects faced police Monday night. J A my, 24, chauffeur, was halted after being shot at near Eighth avenue and Olive Street. Byron Consilyea, 24, was engaged by officers at Wert Avenue and Virginia Street shortly after. Both men face open charges. Additional pursuit near 1101 Avenue ended with a dropped suitcase behind the Elks. John Jackson, 18, tailor, is held on an open charge after being caught looting a grocery at 1742 Summit Avenue.
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J. Amy
G. Sutton
Eighth Ave
Olive St
Byron Consilyea
Matheny
Wertave
Virginia St
J. RK
Ll. V. Lally
Goth
A. A. Davis
Summit Ave
General Grants Signal Officer Dies in Lake Hospital
Captain James McClintock eighty two served as chief signal officer under General Grant during the civil war. He died Saturday night at Lake hospital and is survived by four children and by Mrs. George W., sister, of Auburn.
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James McClintock
Gen. A. & Grant
Lake Hospital
Hoe
George W
Auburn
Attack Citizenship of German Disloyal? Case heard
Federal Judge Cushman hears case of Paul Herberger, a naturalized German, whose citizenship the government seeks to cancel for alleged disloyal writings during the war. Arguments were heard Monday after briefing in Bremerton. Colonel T. C. Tredwell commands the marine barracks at the shipyard, with Col. Lincoln in Mare Island directing command changes.
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Ebeb. Cushman
Paul Herberger
Argu
Bremerton
Col
T. C. Tredwell
Marine Barracks
Havy Yard
Lincoln Ees
Mare Island
Hagen Booze Confession Reveals Cop Ties and Bootleg Culture
In a bold interview Hagen, once a famed police figure, recalls bootlegging schemes and corrupt cops. He claims he bribed or dodged officers, details Vancouver run routes, and predicts many peers will be released soon. He praises Chief Searing while condemning overall wrongdoing in the force.
New Charge Filed Against Ed Hagen After Supreme Court Sentence
Federal court Monday afternoon filed a new charge of prohibition violation against Ed Hagen. This follows the U S Supreme Court confirmation of his two year sentence at McNeil Island penitentiary and a $1000 fine.
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Ed Hagen
U. S. Supreme Court of Hin
McNeil Island
Newspaper banquet opens doors to guests in Seattle
The 1921 Kwanisum Koli banquet in Seattle will break tradition inviting outside guests for the first time. Prof. Edmond Meany is honored as an eminent libistorian author and orator from the University of Washington. Forty nine Northwest prominent men will be invited and the guest list will be chosen from notable citizens outside journalism.
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Kwanisum Koli
Washington State
Seattle
K. K
Edmond Meany
University of Washington
Northwest
Kwentum Koll
Tn Dd
Old Tokens Redemption Urged Before April 1
Officials warn holders to redeem old 6 percent tokens now or lose value as about $17,500 in fares remain unclaimed. Many tokens are believed lost, prompting a plea for timely redemption before the deadline.
Accused Bugler to Be Brought West
Roland K. R. Pothier ex bugler held for the 1915 slaying of Maj. A P Cronkhite at Camp Lewitt will be moved to Tacoma. He has pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and says the revolver discharged accidentally.
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Providence
Roland KR. Pothier
A. P Cronkhite
Camp Lewitt
Tacoma
Pothier
Two Men Admit Transporting Stolen Car Under DyER Act
A. G. Berquist and Ellis B. Harding pleaded guilty to interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle under the Dyer Act and were each sentenced to six months at the Whatcom County Farm by Federal Judge Neterer after arraignment Monday afternoon.
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A. G. Berquist
Ellis B. Harding
Whatcom County
Neterer
Cabinet Discusses Foreign Relations
President Harding and his cabinet focus on foreign affairs with Secretary of State Hughes presenting a general survey of US relations. The discussion reportedly touched on Rene Vivian's forthcoming visit and the allied debt issue, though no formal recommendations were given. Bremerton report notes Thomas N. Swale, state commander, American Legion, visiting Puget Sound Poet No 4.
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Washington
Harding
Hughes
United States
Rene Vivian
Bremerton
Thomas N. Swale
American Legion
Puget Sound
Hagen Faces Multiple Charges After Sunday Incident
Former Seattle officer Hagen was involved in a Sunday morning incident that included two autos wrecked and a fist fight with an officer and a civilian. He faces two charges and pending appeal on a six month jail term for carrying concealed weapons.
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Seattle
Hagen
Woman Leaps from Steamship Tacoma Off Alki Point
Mrs Mabel Gates 33 of 6404 15th Ave left home after despondent notes and boarded the Tacoma bound for Tacoma. She leaped overboard at 7 26 p m a crewman saw her fall and searches failed to recover a body. A beaver hat left on deck was identified as hers. She leaves a young son and had been in ill health two years.
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Logan Billingsley
Hagen
Billingsley
Ora
Logan
Fred
Mabel Gates
15Th Ave
Tacoma
Alki Point
Gates
Bhe
BE. C. Collier
Engineer Dies in Portland Train Wreck Near Lyle
Portland officials report Spokane Portland and Seattle train No. 4 traveling from Portland to Bend derailed four miles east of Lyle Washington at 9 30 PM. Engineer Benjamin Coyne of Portland was killed while the fireman escaped with minor injuries. No passengers were hurt. A cloud burst earlier washed boulders onto the right of way. The engine tender and baggage car rolled over while the rest of the train was raised. Coyne leaves a wife and daughter.
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Portland
Spokane
Seattle
Bend
Ore
Lyle
Wash
Benjamin Coyne
Te Hills
Mile Post 59
Engineer Coyne
Jewels of Czars Recovered in Italian Seizure
Rome reports Italian authorities seized jewels and other regalia believed to belong to the czarina from the Soviet delegation led by M Vorovski. The seizure included a gold pearl studs necklace a diamond set and a regal silver dinner service. The incident prompted Vorovski to threaten breaking off relations with Italy.
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Rome
Cear
Russa
M. Vorowski
Todaly
Italy
Seaplane Crash Kills Two Aviators at Palm Beach
West Palm Beach Fla March 22 Aviators J Farrington and Lee Robert died when their seaplane plunged nose first into the earth about 20 feet from the beach.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
J. Farrington
Lee Robert
Bibles Prayer Books and Rosaries for Easter Gifts
Easter gifts ideas from the Book Shop offering Bibles in multiple styles priced 3 to 15 dollars Prayer Books 1.50 to 4.50 dollars and Rosaries with bead options including amethyst amber turquoise emerald and garnet priced from 0.75 to 20 dollars This sale is on the upper main floor of the shop.
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Copenhagen
France
Goodyear
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Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Louis Verneil
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Daugher
Ernest Stires
Newark
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Vancouver
Levinaky
W. H. Searing
Talay
Searing
Carman Shop
Second Avenue
Spring Street
Third Voor
Czar
Episcopal
Union Street
Alaska
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