Beauvais Denies Betrayal of Mrs Stillman Letters
Montreal May 13 Beauvais hotly denied betraying Mrs James A Stillman or selling letters to a private detective who testified in Pough hearing. He claimed he never used the name Edmund and never saw or received $15,000 for four love letters. He said the employer wrote such letters and that the much money claim is an exaggeration used to bolster the case. Stillman is accused of tarnishing his wife’s name.
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The
United Press
Montreal
Red
Ieigh
Beauvate
Poughkeepsie
Pat
Fred K K. Beauvais
James A. Stillman
Stillman
Leigh
Fie
Gleason
Mia
New York
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Eit
Tleigh
Ettering
Transportation
Freddie
Letters Said to Be Sold in Divorce Case
In Poughkeepsie a divorce case centers on alleged love letters from a wife’s former lover that were sold for $16,000 after a private detective’s testimony. Beauvais allegedly sold the letters to a Montreal broker for $15,000 to $25,000, with negotiations described and warnings given to avoid double crossing.
Children Entertain Hospital Patients at King County Hospital
About 600 Georgetown children visited the King County hospital for a No-Hospital day event. They performed a Maypole dance and sang patriotic songs for patients and guests. Prof Claude Madden, local composer, will speak Saturday night at the Fine Arts Society gallery under the auspices of the Auxiliary to Cultural Arts on The Effect of Landscape on the Creative Mind.
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Georgetown
King County Hospital
Claude Madden
Fine Arts Society
Slayer Faces Murder Charge in Oklahoma
Earl Gordon 26 of Miami Oklahoma stands charged with the murder of Beckham Cobb 23 of Birmingham Alabama in Stillwater Oklahoma. County attorney John Vaughn declares a clear murder case to be proven at the preliminary hearing. Gordon’s lawyers say he will plead self defense claiming Cobb tried to kill him and that the shooting occurred after Cobb demanded an apology for an alleged insult to Gordon’s wife near the Oklahoma A and M campus.
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Stillwater
Okla
Earl Gordon
Miammi
Beckham Cobb
Birmingham
Ala
John Vaughn
Bertie D. Cobb
Beckham, Jr
Gordon
Cobb
Oklahoma A. & M. College
Everett Women Enter Legislative Race in Everett District
May 13 Everett residents announce political bids with Mrs. Harry John Miller set to file on the Republican ticket in this district. Marvin W. Smith, secretary of the Everett Port Commission, has declared his candidacy for state senator.
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Everett
Harry John Miller
Marvin W. Smith
Deaconess Board to Hold Meeting Here
The annual meeting of the general Deaconess board of the Methodist Episcopal church will be held in Seattle May 16 and 17. Bishop Thomas Nicholson will preside and Bishop Charles W. Byrne will speak. Dr. D. W. Howell will read his annual report, with board members from across the United States in attendance.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Seattle
Thomas Nicholson
Charlies W. Byrne
D. W. Howell
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Unscrambled Quips and Burlesque of a Local Toast
A fragmentary note recalls Homer Brew Jr celebrating with a neck washing tribute and a Contrib query about why a hen is immortal. It features a pun about her son never setting and a tossed line about a golf course flirtation unrelated to the mashie.
Offbeat Tiny Column Snips and Whimsies
A collection of quirky strings from a bygone page features a vivacious office vamp commentaire on girls and the sea, a Daily Fable about a stenographer who spends little time powdering up, a boastful line from Si Doolittle recalling New York’s underworld, and a cautionary sunshine note urging care with babies and car tires.
Drive Started on Profiteers
Washington May 18 The hours appropriations committee favorable reported a bill giving the department of justice a special $500000 graft prosecution fund The money is needed to employ extra investigators and counsel The bill will be passed in the house Monday and sent to the senate for quick action so President Harding can sign it before the end of next week
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Laurence M. Benedict
Washington
Department of Justice
Daugherty
House
Senate
Harding
Intertie Planned Between Seattle and Tacoma Power Plants
Seattle and Tacoma light plants will connect via a 15 000 kW tie line. Finch City shares half the estimated 150 000 dollar cost. The contract allows either city to draw surplus power and to supply current during emergencies or plant breakdowns.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Finch City
Bag and $61 Gone, Man Tells Police
WH FE Sergeant at 40902 Brooklyn Ave reported leaving a brown leather handbag on courthouse steps at 7 15 Friday night. He said the bag contained $60 in currency and a $1 gold piece and that when he returned at 7 20 it was missing.
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Brooklyn Ave
Christian general leads at Changsingtien battle
The account credits Gen Feng Yuh Liang known as the Christian general with directing Gen Wu Pei Fu's operations at Changsingtien in a detailed military context. The fragment notes strategic expertise and wartime leadership.
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Feng Yuh Liang
Wu Pei Fu
Changsingtien
New Outbreaks Through Ireland Rise Despite Peace Talks
Dublin dispatch reports renewed hostilities in Ireland with Ulster centers and the Irish Republican Army mutineers arson attack on a British naval wireless station on the Donegal coast. Coast guards were ejected, furniture auctioned, and shooting resumed in Belfast with several deaths as streetcar service halted.
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Dublin
Ireland
Ulster
Irieh Republican Army
Piritish
Donegal
Belfast
Marrowbone
Frange to quit Genoa parley on Russia talks
May 13 dispatches report the French delegation to Genoa will return to Paris after solving economic and technical issues and will not take part further in discussions on Persia. Lloyd George proposed a mixed commission for Russia and allies and a truce along the Tuselen border until an agreement is reached, which Louis Harthou opposed.
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Panis
Genoa
Paris
Pnesia
Lloyd George
Russia
Tuselen
Louis Harthou
Daiecation
Investigation of Local Officers’ Charges Set for Federal Grand Jury
Arvid Franzen, an informer, claims in federal court that local police framed James N Woods in liquor charges. Prosecutors Doug las and Re velle, along with Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer, announced that the open court charges will be investigated by a federal grand jury rather than a county body. Franzen alleges informers received bonuses for convicting suspected house law violators.
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Arvid Franzen
Thie Wan
Malcolm Douglas
Jeremiah Neterer
Thomas P. Revelle
Fransen
James N. Woods
Woods
Nightshirt Flight in December Divorce Case
The Rev. Franklin De Ki Hen a retired Pentecostal minister at 1262 Denny Way fled into a December storm at 40 below, shouting back at his wife who warned him to dance on his coffin in hell. Superior Judge Everett Smith granted a divorce Friday citing the distressing scene in success Saskatchewan.
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Sero
Franklin de Ki- Hen
Denny Way
Success
Saskatchewan
de Pillion
Everett Smith
de Ellion
Start of Phone Case Sparks Meter Controversy at Elgin
Report from Elgin details residents and local business owners debating new phone meters. Several customers report drastic bill increases though usage appears unchanged. Indignant staff at the Elgin Lunch term bills higher, while supporters cite efficiency and policy changes.
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M. A. Goodvkoontz
Hewitt Are
Altho
St. Mel
Margaret Weifort
Colby Ave
Pacific Telephone Denies Telechronometer Plans
J W Phillips of Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Seattle reiterates the Bell system has no interest in the telechronometer and will not sell or raise rates here. He says no five cent flat per call scheme is being considered and he personally knows the company stance.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Seattle
Pacific Company
J. W. Philips
State of Washington
Bell Eystem
Bell Company
Phillips
Charges Wife Wed Too Soon in Portland Court
In Portland Oregon May 13 a divorce suit alleges May Luelwites married Max Loelewits five months after divorcing Hawley Jr. The suit notes Loelewits, 18, a student at Oregon Agricultural College, claims Hawley’s former wife Mia Layeliwite wed again soon after their divorce, violating state law on the interval between marriages.
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Portland
Ore
Mia
Marjorie Hawley
Luelwits
Wizard FP. Hawley, Jr
Oregon City
Breuit Court
Max Hi. Loeelwits
Oregon Agricultural College
Layeliwite
Tuellwite Basse
Lueliwite
Hawley
Me Hawley
Turiick
Cal
Oregon
Mother to a Mother Still the Holiest Thing Alive
A concise reflection on the enduring sacred bond between mothers, echoing the reverence Coleridge lends to maternal care as life’s purest, most sacred relation.
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Coleridge
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