Wealthy Seattle merchant Lionel Hibler accused in assault case
Miss Lena Ringer files charges alleging Lionel Hibler and four companions lured her and others to a country dance, confined them, and assaulted her while she resisted. Accusations involve November 6 1921, with prior drunkenness and speeding arrests for Hibler. A separate $37,000 damages suit by Miss Gladys Meredith is also pending.
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Jonal
Lionel BK. Hibbler
Ross KE
Hitler
Seattle
Mire Lena
Thyear Stenogra
Io Klinger
Hibler
Nora Lee
Amy Ad
Misa Fetinger
Hibdler
Lionel Hibler
Miss Ringer
Kenneth Hibler
Ward Pease
Joe Briggs
Bill Dorman
Lionel Hitter
Alhambra
Dis
Hibier
Gladys Meredith
New York
Stenogrpher
Meredith
Thompson claims new cure via clothes pins debunked
The article reports on a controversial show in Seattle where Thompson, head of the Orpheum, promotes a clothes pin cure for insanity and nerve pressure. It notes skepticism, limited audiences, and that critics doubt the method's effectiveness.
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Seattle
Moore Theater
Thompson
Orpheum
White Rea to Face Trial
The authoriti es state W A White Rea will go trial here in this case now. He expresses defiance, saying conviction or jail holds no fear as he seeks to expose the alleged wrongdoing among their books for notoriety.
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W.A. White
Authoria Sage
Sas
Peanut Vendor Accused in Schoolboy's Death
In Portland a peanut vendor, Partat Hari, faced second degree murder charges over Norman Repp, 11, who died after Hari reportedly fired a rusty revolver to scare boys who teased him. The incident occurred near his wagon, and surgery could not save the boy.
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Partat Hari
Norman Repp
Mee
Hari
Young Repp
Portland
Sweet potatoes stolen by bandits in bonded whisky heist
A carload labeled sweet potatoes was taken by 10 auto bandits in the C. and O. yards in Chicago. The bandits were bootleggers and the shipment consisted of bonded whisky.
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Chicago
McAdoo Watches Auto Show as Thief Steals Car
Former treasury secretary William G. McAdoo was admiring cars at an automobile show in Los Angeles when a thief stole his big machine. Edward Flaherty, his chauffeur, reported the theft to police today.
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Los Angeles
Hov
William G. McAdoo
Aftershock rattles Chile as ships and victims suffer
In Coquimbo and Constitucion regions another quake stirred fear among residents and relief crews. The steamer Renaico voyage from Antofagasta to Coquimbo remained unaccounted after radio silence. President Alessandri planned a warship visit to Coquimbo to inspect quake devastated areas and aid distribution.
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Coquimbo
Chile
Renaico
Antofagasta
Santiago
Constitucion
Alessandri
Earthquake Forecast by Professor Porta In San Francisco
Prof. Albert F. Porta of San Francisco warned weeks ago of a forthcoming earthquake and tidal disturbance in South America, linking the event to Saturn. The prediction appeared in an Italian language newspaper at the time, echoing Porta’s prior forecasts of storms and upheavals driven by planetary energy.
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San Francisco
Albert F. Porta
South America
Professor Porta
Night Flights May Pay Way For Air Mail Service
Omaha, Nov 14 Postmaster General Hubert Work says night flying for air mail could let the service pay its own way by lighting routes across the country and using strong fog penetrating lights. He cautions that initiation is not scheduled and many details remain under study.
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Omaha
Air Mail
Hubert Work
Ryther Home Board to Meet Saturday Over Resignation
Ryther Home board members will gather in the City Hall council chambers on Saturday to consider the resignation of J. W. Reynolds and to select a successor if one is available. The meeting follows a Monday discussion on Mia’s position and governance policies at the home. Mayor Brown supports accepting Reynolds’ resignation.
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Ryther Home Board
J. W. Reynolds
Nito
Mia
Brown
Ryther
Reynolds
Anti Japanese Movement Heralds Supreme Court Victory
A Pacific coast insight argues that Japanese must respect land rights and sharpens focus on a recent Supreme Court ruling. It frames eviction of exclusion laws as a pivotal victory in the anti Japanese campaign and warns of ongoing peril.
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Pacific
Supreme Court
JAP VET CASE UP IN COURT
A Sacramento case tests whether Japanese soldiers who served in the American army can gain citizenship. Ichino Sato, denied registration by County Clerk Harry Hall, sues to settle if wartime naturalization can confer voter rights despite a Supreme Court ruling on citizenship for Japanese.
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Ban Francisco
Supreme Court
Ichino Sato
Harry Hall
Sacramento
State Supreme Court
Bato
Stat Division
France
Act of Congress
Sato
Hall
Whisky Seizure Near Pleasant Beach Arrests Made
Deputy sheriffs captured 35 cases of whisky and two men at a Pleasant Beach house near Three Tree Point early Tuesday. Men named Charles Thomas and Carl Edward, ages 38 and 37, were held at the county jail on $500 bond each. Officials said the liquor was unloaded from a launch in the sound and seized as evidence.
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Pleasant Beach
Three Tree Point
Charlies Thomas
Carl Edward
Sheriff Starwich
Frank Brewer
Wm. Sears
Ed. Hughes
Charlies Jarrett
KE. F. Dailey
Burlington Chief Dies in Colorado
Denver reports Harry Ustick general superintendent of the Iowa division of the Burlington railroad died at St. Luke's hospital after a weeklong illness from appendicitis. He was 64 and had over 45 years of service with the Burlington. Paris fashion note follows about matching fans and feathers for hair ornaments.
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Denver
Harry Ustick
Iowa
Burlington Railway
St. Luke's Hospital
Jury in sight in mine trial at Herrin massacre
Marion Illinois November 14 jury selection nears in the murder trial of five union men charged in the Herrin massacre. Prospects favor a farmer and miner mix as both sides scrutinize prospective jurors amid heavy guard and union supporters in court.
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Marion
Williamson County
Herrin
Altho
Foor
Ven
Tremen
Poncin Funeral Set For Thursday In Seattle
Funeral services for Gamma Poncin president of Yesler Estate Inc will be held at Bonney Watson mortuary at 2 PM Thursday. Poncin who died in San Francisco Saturday helped build Seattle and the Pacific Northwest after moving west at 19 born 1853 Minnesota survived by widow Birdie Poncin son Claude M Poncin brother Alpha Poncin nephews George A and Frank A Poncin niece Birdie M Woods and other relatives.
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Boyd, Poncin & Young, Haberdashers
Yesler
Claude M. Ponein
Alpha Ponein
George A
Frank A. Ponein
Birdie M. Woods
Magician at Pantages Draws Crowds This Week
Blackstone the magician showcases the vanishing horse at Pantages to begin a vaudeville tour. His varied act blends old and new tricks and earns strong audience intrigue. Happy Hollow by Chrisholm and Breen wins applause on Monday. Buddy Walker, a leading American singer, gains notice. Farl Bronson and Irene Renee offer original comedy and song with The Weldano company delivering acrobatic thrills.
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Weldano
Americans 10 Quit Turk City Amid Crisis Signs
An unconfirmed dispatch from Constantinople claims talks between allied high commissioners and Turkish commander Hafet Pasha broke off while Britain moves to fortify the city. Angora issues warn evacuations for Christians, and Lausanne conference negotiators press for a united front as tension rises in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Hkefet Pasha
London
Webb Miller
Paris
Angore
Mustapha Kemal
Lausanne
Turkey
Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Lioe
Angora
Anatolia
Kemaliste
Pawn cashes stolen gems caught in pawn shop
Police arrested 20 year old John Perot twelve hours after a break in at Mrs. P Ruechman 1618 Lakeview Ave. The thief was in a Washington street pawnshop selling seven diamonds from the break in with a diamond studded watch and two $115 checks also recovered. Detectives Harrie and Brown identified him bargaining with the shop owner.
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P. Ruechman
Lakeview Ave
John Perot
Washington St
L. C. Harrie
A. A. Brown
Perez
Probe into Sinking of Freighter Northland at Sea
An investigation began in Milaukee to determine why the freighter Northland sank off St Francis after strong winds and heavy seas. Seventeen men and two others remained aboard as water gushed in and pumps failed. The crew rowed to shore with a cargo valued at over 500000 dollars despite two hours of frantic pumping.
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Milwauker
Wis
St. Francis
Arbogast Evidence Set for Next Thursday Trial
Testimony resumes in the first degree assault case against Patrolman M. Arbogast. Prosecutor William Pond testified that on October 24 he was shot three times in a dispute over a near traffic incident. Pond’s wife confirmed the facts. Arbogast was off duty and in civilian clothes.
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Arbogast
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
William Pond
Mra. Pond
Ely'sCream for Catarrh Opens Nostrils Quickly
Quick relief from head colds and catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. A small amount in the nostrils clears air passages instantly, soothes inflamed mucous membranes, and stops headache and nasal congestion. Fragrant antiseptic formula advertised by druggists.
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Ely
Logging Engineer Adjudged Leper in Portland Case
James Haggerty a logging engineer from Kelso Washington has been declared a leper by state health authorities. He will receive chaulmoogra oil treatment in Portland and at the leprosarium in St. Charles near New Orleans.
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Portland
James Haggerty
Kelso
Wash
Government
St. Charles
New Orleans
Thanksgiving Dance by Battery A at Fort Worth
Battery A of the 146th field artillery will host a Thanksgiving dance Friday November 24. Music will be provided by the battery orchestra recently reorganized. Prize waltz winners will receive a turkey. Fort Worth Texas reports H B Green of Forest Hill accusing A C Glenn of kissing his wife.
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146Th Field Artillery
Fort Worth
Tex
H. B. Green
Forest Hill
A. C. Glenn
Glenn
Lost purse reported between Pike Market and First Ave stop
A blue silk purse containing a silver dollar, several nickels and dimes and two car tokens was lost Monday morning between Pike Market and the First Ave northbound car stop. It is listed as found at 2111 Third Ave. W. in The Star report.
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Pike #1
First Ave
Third Ave
Star
Extra Police Guard Portland Docks
Extra police guarded Portland docks today amid fears of trouble on the waterfront strike now in its weeks long duration. The guard at the terminals is the largest force since the strike began.
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Portland
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