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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

12

Bergdoll Demand Moves to Germany

Secretary Weeks sent Bergdoll papers to Secretary Hughes and asked for international guidance on securing Bergdoll’s surrender and the release of two Americans jailed in Germany for trying to capture him. Officials say the War Department will pursue Bergdoll and expand the graft evader crackdown while awaiting a fuller Bergdoll report from General Allen’s frontline area.

Washington March M Secretary of Hughes Grover Cleveland Weeks State Department Bergdolf Millonaire Germany United Press United States Bergdoll War Department Bergdorf Berlin Henry T. Allen

Rioters Loot Banks and Mobilize across German District

Riots erupt with armed mobs seizing mail at a post office and raiding a private bank. Militant actions include gun trucks, mining region disruptions, and a general strike as Hoersling threatens police mobilization. Communists call for worker mobilization and warn of wider upheaval.

State Savings Bank Hoersling Flaleben

Cardinal Gibbons Near Death After Long Illness

The distressed cardinal, aged 83, weakened Sunday and confined to bed. Doctors, led by Dr. Charles O Donovan, attend him as Monalignor John Bonsano and Bishop Corrigan visit his bedside. Born in Baltimore in 1834, he rose from a New Orleans clerk to cardinal in 1886 and led the Baltimore archdiocese.

Charles O'Donovan Monalignor John Bonsano Washington Baltimore Owen B. Corrigan United States Cardinal Gibbon Havre de Grace Robert Shriver Union Mills Shriver Corrigan Cardinal Gibbons Thomas and Budget Gibbons Cardinal America James Gibbons Ireland County Mayo Ballinrobe New Orleans John T. Gibbona James Delan St. Patrick's Church Spaulding Baltimore Giocese Father Gibbons North Carolina Rome Bailey Gibbons Archddiocese of Cardinal McCloskey New York

Memorial Services in City Next Week

Seattle’s St. James cathedral announced next week’s memorial services for Cardinal Gibbons will be postponed. Holy Week observances fill the church calendar, making special memorial time impractical.

Seattle

Seattle Churches Observe Good Friday Services

Seattle churches will mark Good Friday with elaborate observances. Roman Catholics at St James cathedral begin their principal service at 8 15 a m for the Feast of the Annunciation while Episcopal churches present the Seven Words and other special musical services.

Seattle Roman Catholica St. James

Berlin step signals pledge to quell uprising

Berlin was the first step as the Red Flag faction urges action with public safety items in hand. Officials say they are confident they can suppress the uprising but warn more property damage and conflict may follow before it is quelled.

Berlin Reas Red

Allies May Seize Frankfort as Reparations Penalty

Reports from Berlin on March 24 indicate the allies plan to seize Frankfort as a further reparations penalty against Germany. Frankfort, a key industrial city in the dismantled Rhine district, lies near the Mayence bridgehead.

Frankfort Berlin Rhine Mayence

Fight Over Murder Suspect Arrested in Portland

On March 6 John Bruno was arrested here after a confrontation over his murder confession in Portland. Jack Wagner, 23, and Sidney Trasker, 23, were taken into custody at Mourthave by patrolmen Covell and Stephana. Wagner allegedly attacked Trasker, who aided Bruno’s capture, with Wagner charged with interfering with an officer and Trasker cited for disorderly conduct. Detective Capt. Charles Tennant planned to question them Thursday.

John Bruno Portland Jack Wager Russian Walter Sidney Trasker Hmngliah Waite Mourthave Skeet Be.be. Covell Stephana Trasker Bruno Wagner Charles Tennant

Convicted Bootleggers to Face Sentencing in April

Verner Lindquist and H. Goffee were found guilty by a federal jury of selling 29 cases of whisky to Seattle shipbuilder J. F. Duthie. They await sentencing on April 4 before Judge Noeterer.

Verner Lindquist H. Goffee Seattle Noeterer

Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles Across City in 1921

A Japanese passerby on Seventh Ave and Jackson was slightly injured by H. B. McCray’s car at 1606 Sunset Ave. An unidentified woman on Pike Street near Boylston Ave was struck by W. E. Fellows’ car and uninjured. A boy around 10 was struck by Joe Gerger’s vehicle on Beacon Ave, sustaining a bloody nose. Kather Arneson, 22, at 411 KB Mercer St, bruised her hip after an impact with S. H. Mosher’s auto at 14th Ave and E Madison St.

Seventh Ave Jackson ,Et H. B. McCray Sunset Ave Pike St Boylston Ave W. EB. Fellows 20Th Ave Joe Gerger Beacon Ave Gerger Kather Arneson Mercer St 14Th Ave E. Madison St H. Mosher Jefferson St

Recall Committee Forms to Circulate Gov Hart Petition

The committee to circulate petitions for Gov Hart's recall is set to meet Thursday afternoon led by Joseph R. Manning. Manning, a foe of the six dollar poll tax Hart signed, predicts quick activity and broad support across towns including Podmonds where five percent favor recall. Local groups form to carry on the effort.

Gov. Hart Joseph R. Manning Hart Asl Manning Podmonds Gov. Mart

Beattle Bar Forms Panel to Accelerate Court Calendar

The Beattle Bar association will appoint a committee to help speed the superior court calendar. The panel, named by President W. G. McLaren, aims to reduce a backlog reported at 1,000 to 1,400 cases and assist in mitigation efforts.

Kingly Beattle Bar Association W. G. McLaren

Railway Treasurer Dies Aboard Train

A C Torbert 1 of Galveston secretary treasurer of the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railroad was found dead in a Pullman berth in Houston Texas. Death was due to natural causes.

Houston Texas A. C. Torbert Galveston Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad

Funeral services delayed for Lewis A. Treen

Pending arrival of his son L. A. Treen Jr who is expected Friday from Alaska funeral services for Lewis Angevine Treen who fled Tuesday are being deferred.

L. A. Treen, Jr Alaska Lewis Angevine Treen

Robber Suspects Held After Shop and Grocery Looting

Two suspects were held on open charges after police tied one to a confectionary robbery near the Society theatre at 201 Broadway North and another to a grocery looting at Ith Avenue Northwest and West 57th Street. One man carried a revolver and $50 in his pockets and matched the robber’s description.

Society Theatre Broadway N Sergi W. C. Carr Aquad Iith Ave N. W W. 57Th

Legion to Decorate Graves in France

Graves of American soldiers buried in France will be decorated May 30 by the American Legion using funds from sold crimson peppers at 10 cents each prior to Memorial Day. Those wishing special grave decorations should contact Henry Wise in the Arcade building.

France American Legion Henry Wise

Wife of Seattle Minister Dies in Seattle Hospital

Mrs Anna Keith Spicker wife of Rev W A Spicker associate pastor of the First Methodist church died Wednesday at Seattle General hospital Funeral services at Bonney-Watson at 3 pm Friday then body shipped to River Falls Wisconsin for burial

Mra Anna Keith Spicker W. A. Spicker First Methodist Church Seattle General Hospital Bonney-Watson's River Falls Wis

Lenten Services Close at Trinity Parish Church

Joint weekday services of Episcopal churches end Thursday at Trinity parish church with Rev. Sidney H Morgan of St Pauls as speaker. The service runs from 12 15 to 12 36 designed for business people.

Trinity Parish Church Sidney H. Morgan S J. Paul's

Hull Tells About Woes of Assessor

Frank W. Hull senior, King County assessor, was set to address the Engineers' club at the Arctic Club Thursday noon on Taxation as Seen by the Man Behind the Gun.

Frank W. Hull King County Engineers’ Club Arctic Club

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