Prize Winners Named in Cynthia Grey Contest Series
The final Cynthia Grey contest of The Star closes with three winners. First prize $5 goes to Mrs. George Kraemer of 721 17th Ave City. Second prizes $2.50 each go to Mrs. D. W. O'Neil and Mrs. EB. A. Ussher. Checks will be mailed.
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Cynthia Grey
The
Star
George Kraemer
17Th Ave
D. W. O'Neil
R. F. PD
Seattle
EB. A. Ussher
Gregory Way
Bremerton
Wash
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Betty Brainerd Denied Kidnaping Link In Tacoma Case
Betty Brainerd was reported to deny being the woman at the wheel in the car that kidnaped Baby Bobby Stagg from his Tacoma home on September 14. Authorities insist she drove the car and face trial in Tacoma on December 13. Witnesses linked Brainerd to the kidnapping through actions with the child in stores and at the Wahaske home. Deputy Beebe said the defense would fail without locating Bobby and Edith Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brainerd
Bobby Stagg
Tacoma
George Stagg
Miss Brainerd
Herbert Beebe
Betty
Stagg
Edith Nicholson
Henry BR. Wahaaske
Slater
10Th Ave
Bobby
Wahaske
Beebe
Mida
Mary Waller
Myrtle Jones
W. G. Jones
12Th Ave. N
New York
Miss Jones
Hier
S. Strickland
Seattle
Canadian Pacific
Heebewald
Miss Oliver
Union St
Harding declares League dead after election landslide
Marion Ohio reports President elect Harding declares the League of Nations dead after the Republican victory. A mock funeral for the League is staged as Harding promises to carry out the mandate. Nation's election returns show Harding with 404 electoral votes to Cox 127. Senate 59-37. House 281-153.
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Raymond Clapper Marion
Ohio
League of Nations
Miech Warren G. Harding
United States
League of Nation
Harding
League
Nationa
Washington
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Senate
House
Deportation Hearing Underway for Jap Stowaway Kishiro Hishinuma
A deportation hearing for Kishiro Hishinuma, a Japanese stowaway found aboard the liner Columbia several days ago, was held Friday before Immigration Inspector W. E. Callahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kishiro Hishinuma
Columbia
W. E. Callahan
Slay 17 Police In Irish Town
The Evening Star reported Ulster forces killed seventeen police near Mullingar in Meath county. The Irish office said Lieutenant Hambledon died near Nenagh on a Tipperary road. Reprisals caused panic in Mullingar as residences and a creamery burned and a civilian was killed.
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London
Not
Evanteen Eee
Tgn'ypollee
Free Mullagar
Wet
Meath
Chinaman Runs Mile While Asleep in Harbor
Patrolmen spot Chinaman Chico trotting along the waterfront at 6 30 am. He appears to be running in his sleep after waking in a ship’s bunk. An interpreter learns he is dreaming of speed, not fleeing, and immigration will ship him back.
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Lum Leo Chilo
Himalayas
China
G. F. Reynolds
W. W. Dench
Reynolds
Chio
Chico
Altho
Chip
Som H
Tho Chico
Cuba
San Francisco
First Symphony Given Tonight at Meany Hall
The opening concert of Seattle's season by the symphony at Meany Hall on campus. Director John Spargtr praised the ensemble as the most wonderful gathering of musicians here. Recruited artists from eastern centers join the ranks as seats sell briskly.
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Seattle
Meany Hall
University Campus
John Spargtr
President Wilson Offers Ship and Yacht to Harding
President Wilson placed at the disposal of President Elect Harding an American battleship and the yacht Mayflower for Harding's planned visit to the Panama Canal.
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Wilson
Harding
Washington
President Wilson
Elect Harding
Mayflower
Panama Canal
Divorce suit cites habitual drunkenness and threats in Clark case
Jessie J. Clark files for divorce from Allen J. Clark alleging years of drinking. He allegedly drove her from the home on October 31 1920 while brandishing a knife and a hand wielding an axe and threatening harm to her and potential helpers. The couple married 28 years and have five children aged 12 to 24.
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Jessie J. Clark
Allen J. Clark
Clarks
A Shave and the Grave Habit by Barber Gies
Barber Gies, cheerful despite fear of dead bodies, recounts turning aversion into habit by visiting a morgue at noon. After quitting a shop, he returns to the Palace hotel and keeps regular morgue visits to cope, concluding life is about aversion and habit.
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Hal Armstrong
Barber C. W. Giles
Palace Hotel
Ing
Seattle
Gies
Tonya
Claire
Glen
Georgetown
Japanese Press Sees California Vote as Risk to U.S. Ties
Tokyo editorials express disappointment and warn of possible consequences after California voters approve anti alien land law. Kokumin warns seed of armed conflict, Yorozu fears dreadful term, Yomiuri links to presidential race, Nichi Nichi criticizes government delay yet trusts U.S. federal sincerity.
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Tokyo
California
Japan
Kokumin
Marquis Okuma
Yomiuri
Harding
Ite
Nichi Nichi
Robber suspect shot by cop after pursuit
Elwood Cox twenty was shot thru the abdomen by motorcycle patrolman C V Harvey as Cox fled after a holdup at a Standard Oil station. Cox’s companion escaped. police seek the other man. Lincoln, the robbed station agent, says the same man robbed him a month earlier. Cox was hospitalized in critical condition after an operation to save his life.
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C. V. Harvey
Elwood Cox
City Hospital
Cox
Standard Oillas
Sixth Ave
Charles St
First Ave. S
Horton St
H. F. Eegert
Charles Jr
Lincoln
Eggert
Firatave. 8
Spokane St
Harvey
William Halffman
First Ave
Spokawest
Rair
Halffman
Shrvey
Seek to Prevent Oriental Leasing The Anti Japanese League Pushes State Land Act
The Anti Japanese League of Washington seeks signatures for an initiative to restrict land ownership and leases by Japanese and other aliens. The proposed act mirrors California’s 1913 measure, aims to limit leases to two years, requires good faith disclosures, and empowers authorities to escheat land acquired in violation.
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Anti Japanese League of Washington
California
Japan
United States
United
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League Dead
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