Three youths arrested in spree of Seattle burglaries
Police rounded up three teens linked to multiple home burglaries in Seattle. Loot valued at 3500 dollars included furs jewelry and clothing. two of the youths confessed. Other arrests included drunks and vagrants as officers led a citywide cleanup ordered by Chief Searing.
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Seattle
Searing
Nick Sartore
Paul Gilmore
William T. White
J. C. Wickham
Sartore
White
Gilmore
Second Ave. S
Washington St
Seventh Ave
Fremont Pool Hall
Charles Hutson
34Th Ave
H. C. Converse
2D Ave. N
H. B Miller
17Th Ave
W. BE. Graefe
N. EF. C. H. White
N. BE
D. L. Chittick
N. E
F. E. Martine
19Th Ave
KN. EE
Begg
Woman cites 24 years of reform efforts in divorce case
Mrs. Helle R. Rogers sued W. I. Rogers for divorce and told Judge J. T. Ronald that she had attempted reform for four years. The court noted the long effort and granted the decree, remarking the experiment was sufficient and success unlikely.
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Mra
Helle R. Rogers
W. I Rogers
J. T. Ronald
Red Cross men slain near Salavo station in Crimea unrest
A dispatch from Sebastopol reports Red Cross captain Emmett Kilpatrick of Uniontown Pa and two other workers killed by Cossacks near Salavo station in Budenny command. The incident raises US policy concerns as Bolshevik danger to relief workers increases. other Red Cross staff in the region narrowly escaped.
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Charles M. M'Cann
London
United States
Emmett Kilpatrick
Uniontown
Med Cross
Salvado Station
Sebastopol
Baron von Wrangel
Kilpatrick
Red Cross
Budenny
Poland
Crue
Refige
Stephen D. Vener
Albany
J. D. Heddinger
Baltimore
Meantime Burglar Frolic Hits Seattle Hotels
A Seattle burglary spree disrupted police efforts as thieves raided several rooms. Tom Fleming’s Empress hotel suite yielded a suit, two silk shirts, coat and vest, safety razor, and gold cuff links. David Daniels reported a Kingston hotel room entry with his watch and $4.40 stolen. Joe Geiger’s Beacon Avenue home lost a suit, a watch, and a lavalier. Also noted, Manila Senate considers a bill letting 18 year olds who completed intermediate grades vote.
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Seattle
Beattie
Tom Fleming
Empress Hotel
Third Ave
David Daniels
Kingston
Pioneer Square
Joe Geiger
Beacon Ave
Lavalier
Japan Troops Slay Koreans Near Sung Tehing
Tokyo reports twenty Koreans killed and one mission and one native school destroyed by Japanese troops on October 30 near Sung Tehing hun, Korea. A foreign office statement says the action followed reports the mission funded Korean insurgents.
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Tokyo
Sung Tehing -Hun
Korea
Foreign Office
Japan to voluntary end China military pact move
Tokyo reports the diplomatic advisory council of Japan decided to abandon the China Japanese military agreement to clarify Japan's Asian intentions. The decision follows debates on racial equality and California legislation, reflecting Japan's aim to ease global understanding.
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Tokyo
Diplomatic Advisory Council of
Japan
China
Asia
California
Okuma Objects to California Anti-Jap Law
Tokyo reports that the Japan Immigration Society passed resolutions protesting California anti-alien land laws as unjust. Marquis Okuma, society president, urged that America must not forget its founding principles and that Japan will defend its rights.
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Okuma
California
Tokyo
Rumor Leaks on Japan Naval Size Ahead of Geneva Meeting
London dispatch notes a rumor that at the League of Nations assembly in Geneva questions may be raised about Japan’s naval estimates. Observers doubt any nation will press the issue, citing a general aim to reduce armaments and the optional nature of such League inquiries.
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London
League of Nations Assembly
Geneva
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Holland
League
Tokyo Mayor Tajiri resigns after second impeachment
Tokyo Mayor Tajiri resigns following a second impeachment on charges of municipal mismanagement. Official notices published in Tokyo newspapers confirm the abrupt political move and indicate ongoing investigations.
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Tokyo
Tajiri
Texas beauty stabs herself in fatal inquest
Miss Theodora Sanders 29 of Laredo Texas killed herself with a Mexican dagger after telling Garver he would not meet her again. An inquest heard she kept Garver letters and boasted of knife skills while living at a Chicago Fort Dearborn hotel.
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Chicago
Theodora Sanders
Ladero
Texas
Miss Sanders
Mins Bandera
Laredo
Harry M. Garver
Chicago Association of Commerce
Garver
Mies Sanders
Girl Lived In St. Louis Seemed Erratic
In St Louis Missouri on November 16 1913 Theodors Randers a girl who killed herself in Chicago yesterday lived at a fashionable hotel here from April 25 to June 30 last spring She was attended by a nurse and suffered fainting spells Her fiancé H H Garver visited four times during her stay The hotel asked her to vacate after a quarrel and she caused noise by hurling a weapon at woodwork She was unusually skilled at handling the weapon.
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ST. Louis
Theodors Randers
Chicago
Apella
Mine Sanders
H. H. Garver
Hotel Atteaches
Engagement announced for Ming Sanders to Garver
In Laredo Texas on November 10 1920 Mrs Theodora Bandera who died by suicide in Chicago yesterday was noted as a beautiful and accomplished writer in Spanish and English She lived with her aunt Mrs Emilia Sanders The engagement of Ming Sanders to Garver was announced here a year ago
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Laredo
Tex
Mias Theodora Bandera
Chicago
Mise Emilia Sanders
Ming Sanders
Garver
Rossi and Peterson Found Guilty in War Savings Stamp Conspiracy
Angelio H. Rossi and Fred Peterson alias Swede Whitey were convicted by a federal jury in Portland on a conspiracy to defraud the government by dealing in stolen and altered war savings stamps. The case involved about $17,000 in stamps stolen from a Scio bank. the men denied direct involvement in the robbery.
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Portland
Angelio H. Rossi
Fred Peterson
Whitey
Scio, Ore. Bank
Not Guilty in Dry Act Violation Case
Ernest Wickstrom was found not guilty by a federal petit jury of violating the Volstead act. He and Gus Peterson were arrested last May by federal prohibition officers. Peterson, deemed principal offender, died before trial, and the case against him was dismissed with $500 bail returned to his estate.
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Ernest Wickstrom
Gus Peterson
Wickstrom
Peterson
Famous Pioneer of Tacoma Passes Away
Allen C. Mason a longtime Tacoma leader died suddenly Tuesday morning at age 70. Born in Illinois in 1855 he moved to Tacoma as a young man and built railways gas works streetcar lines and electric plants. He also platted additions developed timber lands mined and published the Tacoma Family News. His funeral will be held tomorrow at Mellinger establishment.
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Tacoma
Allen C. Mason
Mellinger Establishment
Mason
Illinois
Tacoma Imnily News
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Red Cossacks
Manila
Philippine Senate
Rumor League
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Sast
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Pike Street
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