Sentencing Pending for Lyda Southard in Double Murder Case
In Twin Falls Idaho on November 6 Mrs Lyda Southard was convicted of second degree murder in the death of her fourth husband Edward F Meyer. Sentencing set for Monday with bail possible. The state also accuses her of poisoning three previous husbands and a brother in law to gain insurance.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Lyda Southard
Hueband
Southard
RE. F. Meyer
Alsho
Edward F. Meyer
State
Robert C. Dooley
William O. McHaffie
Harlin C. Lewis
Edward Dooley
United Press
Supreme Court
Harlan C. Lewis
Billings
Mont
Lewis
of Montana
Jawes
Coal Miners to Return to Jobs After Court Action
About 35,000 central district coal miners on strike over the check-off system are expected to return to work by Monday while the United States circuit court of appeals weighs the Indianapolis injunction. A hearing is set for November 16, with court action paused until then, a union official said. Mine operators view the delay as only postponing a showdown.
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Chicago
Central District
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
A. B. Anderson
Indianapolis
Anderson
William A. Glasgow
Union Orders Striking Miners to Return or Face Expulsion
In Pittsburg Kansas on November 5, George Peck acting district president issued orders giving about 9,000 striking miners ten days to return to work or be ousted from the United Mine Workers of America. The strike is a protest against the jailing of Alexander Howat, district president, for violating the industrial court law, with miners operating a rump union.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
United Mine Workers of America
George Peck
Alexander Howat
Unions Order Men to Keep at Work
Springfield dispatch says President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers wired all district presidents to keep their men at work until a final decision is announced by the operators on abolishing the check off system.
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Springfield
John L. Lewis
The
United Mineworkers
Southwestern Road Plans Merger with Arizona & New Mexico Railway
The El Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to acquire control of the Arizona & New Mexico Railway by purchase of stock and other means. It also sought approval to issue 3.5 million dollars in short term notes to fund the purchase of stocks and bonds of the Arizona & New Mexico Railway.
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Southwestern Road
Washington
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arizona & New Mexico Railway
In proportion to its automobiles More motorists were killed
In Delaware last year motorists died at a higher rate relative to its number of cars than in any other state, sparking calls for improved road safety and enforcement.
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Delaware
Mutt Show Attracts Many Animals And Notables
Mutts come from everywhere as The Star appoints a business manager. SB Groff will sketch life size portraits Thursday afternoon and evening. Dr. W A Marquise offers veterinary services. Elliott 4274 and 1015 Howell address welcome ad vice for contestants.
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Frank Webster
the Star
S B. Groff
W. A. Marquise
Jarquins
Elliott
Howell
Fido
Mutt Show Opens Free Entry for Curs at Street Fair
Community event invites boys and girls to enter their mixed-breed dogs with no entry fee and a prize. The notice specifies no high-toned breeds, only full blooded curs, participate at the Street fair.
Madalynne's Plans Change in Kennedy Murder Case
Ralph Obenchain asked Superior Judge Reeve to withdraw the motion to dismiss the charge against his wife Madalynne for the murder of J Belton Kennedy. The request followed a conference with defense counsel Charles Erbstein who had filed the original motion claiming the case was not brought to trial within sixty days after indictment. Deputy District Attorney Fricke opposed granting permission to withdraw. The judge suspended ruling until 10 am Monday.
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Los Angeles
Ralph Obenchain
Reeve
J. Belton Kennedy
Madalynne
Obenchain
Charles Erbstein
Alsa
Erbstein
Charles W. Fricke
Kennedy
Still Is Found In Lake Waters Near Fre mont Still In Lake Waters
Federal and police officers recovered parts of a hidden still from seven feet of water near Fremont at 612-16 Blewett Street. They also seized two gas launches valued at 4000 and arrested Ray Foote and W C Foote. A gallon of moonshine and mash were found on the boats. The suspects, previously charged with liquor offenses, are held as state and federal charges are prepared. A woman died at one boathouse months ago in a case linked to moonshine.
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Fremont
Blewett St
Federal
Ray Foote
W. C. Foote
Magnolia Club Sets Chest Talkers at 8 P M Event
Speakers for the Community Chest fund will address the Magnolia Improvement club at 8 8 p m Monday in the Presbyterian church at Klondike and W Plymouth streets. The same speakers will talk later in the game evening at St Auburn hall.
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Community Chest Fund
Magnolia Improvement Club
Presbyterian Church
Klondike
W. Plymouth
St. Auburn Hall
Reward paid in Brumfield case in Roseburg
One thousand dollars from Douglas county funds were issued to several individuals who aided in capturing Dr Richard M Brumfield awaiting execution in Salem for the murder of Dennis Russell The state offer of another 1000 awaits legislative approval Inspectors Richardson and Waugh of the Northwest Mounted Police received 700 for arresting Brumfield near Calgary Alberta The Myrtle Creek express office shared 100 The Seattle express office 100 and J H Hogan Roseburg brake man 100 The state reward will likely be divided similarly.
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Roseburg
Douglas County
Richard M. Brumfield
Salem
Dennis Russell
Richardson and Waugh
Northwest Mounted Police
Brumfield
Calgary
Alta
Myrtle Creek
Here
Seattle Express
J. H. Hogan
Seattle Showcased in Peruvian Newspapers as Prime Pacific City
Peruvian periodicals like El Comercial and La Prensa feature Seattle as a leading manufacturing and shipping hub. The Cham ber of Commerce, via Lima representative J. M. Macedo, highlights the harbor lumbering industry Snoqualmie Falls and regional resources. Seattle, population 360,000, moderates a continuing exhibit from the Peruvian Centennial under Macedo's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Peru
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Macedo
Lima
el Comercial
la Prensa
Wonderful Harbor
Snoqualmie Falls
Man Slain Identified as William Quirk
Coroner W H Carson continued inquiry into a man found dead Friday on Sixth avenue between Columbia and Cherry streets. The victim was identified Saturday as William Quirk by Rev. F B Dark pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church.
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W. H. Carson
Sixth Ave
Columbia
Cherryets
William Quirk
F. BE. Dark
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Chinese Delegation Sets Broad Demands for Pacific Conference
Dr. W. W. Yen outlines seven core goals for China at the Pacific conference. They include open door policy, abolition of spheres of influence, control of Chinese resources and railways, equal treatment under law, gradual end to extraterritoriality, and a proposed Pacific court of arbitration. Yen emphasizes principles over detailed territorial claims and envisions a Shanghai-based tribunal to handle disputes among Pacific powers.
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Washington, New
W. W. Yen
Peking
China
Shantung
Marchuria
Mongolia
Yen
Hke Shantung
America
Pacific Court of Arbitration
Far East
Japan
Shanghai
World Court
Women 70 Urge Disarmament in Conference Call
Millions of club women nationwide are urged to back area limitation talks in a circular approved by the White House and the state department. Mrs. Thomas G. Winter says progress is possible but complete disarmament is unlikely now, warning against a philosophy of terror if the conference fails.
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Carl D. Groat
Washington
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Harding
White House
State Department
Mra
The
United Press
Assassination of Japanese Premier Hara Rocks Political Scene
The text outlines potential successors like Kimmochi Saionji and Baron Shimpei Goto amid Seiyu Kai uncertainty after Premier Hara’s death. It notes Hara’s will for a plain tombstone, his premonition of death, and funeral plans for November 11 in Morioka, with Count Uchida and other leaders warning of a domestic political crisis.
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Kimmochi Saionji
Seiyu-Kai Party
Harn
Marquis Saionji
Baron Shimpei Goto
Hara
Mortoka
Japan
Tokyo
Morioka
Uchida
Yamagata
Ihs
Telephones discuss peak load and automatic failure concerns
Reeves argues the duty of the telephone company is to install a system that will work after installation not just prove it can. Officials say new automatic devices are being considered. Mayor Caldwell notes surrender of city jurisdiction could allow installation of automatic phone systems in a measured manner.
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China
Reeves
Public Utilities Department
Caldwell
America to set disarming pace at world conference
Washington reporting that the United States will lead by offering a generous plan to limit the American navy within definite limits. Delegates prepare a world armament plan aimed at stopping naval supremacy while avoiding unfair advantages. Senators briefed on preliminary calculations say the program will test the courage of world statesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
United Press
Navy Department
Senate
Vets Rummage Sale Nearing Conclusion
The rummage sale to aid disabled war veterans in Western Washington hospitals wraps up this weekend at 1900 Sixth Ave. Saturday and Monday are the final sale days.
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Sixth Ave
Washington
Funeral services for Mrs Fronia Lytle announced
Funeral services for Mrs Fronia Lytle who died Friday at her home 1120 15th Ave will be held Sunday at 2 p m at St Mark's Episcopal Church.
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Fronia, Lytle
15Th Ave
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Day of 5-Cent Loaf Is Gone in Seattle
W C Hutchinson of National Baking Co and Washington Baking Industry head says the 5-cent loaf era is over. He notes bread prices won’t drop with wheat, due to flour costs and higher bread quality. Bakeries in Seattle lose money, with average weekly wages at 48.47 and per-pound loss of 0.16. Wholesale bread prices have fallen since 1920, while flour costs remain high.
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W. C. Hutchinson
National Baking Co
Washington Association of the Baking Industry
Hutchinson
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Ulster Premier Talks Lloyd George on Ireland Peace Conference
Premier Craig of Ulster met with David Lloyd George in London to discuss the proposed Irish peace conference. Craig said Ulster representatives will attend when their interests are reached and insisted nothing be settled behind Ulster backs. Sir Robert Horne and Austen Chamberlain also visited during the talks.
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Ulster
Lloyd George
ED L. Keen
London
Craig
Ireland
Robert Horne
Austin Chamberlain
Conservative Party
Irish Break Pact and Loot Arsenal
Belfast reports armed men believed Sinn Feiners raided the police barracks at Kesh, locked constables in cells, and looted the arsenal. Rifles ammunition and bombs were driven away in motor cars.
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Belfast
Kesch
Cafe Men Jailed for Selling Rum in San Francisco
Albert C. Morrison manager of the Techay Tavern San Francisco cafe and V. Lechardt were sentenced by Federal Judge Dooling to six months imprisonment for maintaining a place where liquor was sold. Attorneys for both men said they would appeal. Bail set at 4000 dollars each.
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San Francisco
Albert C. Morrison
Techay
Dooling
V. Lechardt
Morrison
Woman Sentenced on Booze Charge
Ethel Wilcox proprietor of the Glenn hotel at 2306 First Ave was convicted of selling liquor to dry squad men. She received 60 days in the county jail and a $260 fine in a sentence confirmed on appeal from Justice Co Dalt on to the Superior Court.
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Ethel Wilcox
Glenn Hotel
First Ave
Justice
Co. Dalton
Chicago Hails Marshal Foch Arrival Parade
Chicago welcomed Marshal Ferdinand Foch with a citywide celebration as city officials and residents lined streets to honor the Allied commander. Gov Len Small and Mayor Hale Thompson attended the program at the university, where Foch received an honorary doctorate amid a large crowd and visiting dignitaries.
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Chicago
Foch
Pennsylvania
France
Indianapolis
Len Small
Mayer
Hale Thompson
Versity
Bake Oven Therapy Claims Aid For Wide Range Of Ailments
An advertisement promotes a "human bake oven" treatment claiming to relieve gout arthritis rheumatism obesity insomnia and many other conditions through superheated dry air. It lists numerous diseases and invites readers to seek diagnosis at Dr M and M Loughney offices in Seattle with hours and contact details.
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Loughney
Bright
M&m Ney
Bioven
Olive St
Seattle
Times
Nureess
Low
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Philip Simms
U. S. Navy
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