Grandson of Hamburg Burgomaster Arrested Here
S’AC in ARRESTED AS GIRL'S KIDNAPER. Hermann Henze of Glendale, author of "Christianity," killed himself Tuesday night at Occidental and Washington streets after leaving a manuscript with the Star. He claimed to have resided in the U.S. over 25 years and had begun the work in prison. He wrote a farewell letter to editors and planned to publish, with copies deposited in the People's Bank vault.
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Hamburg
Germany
Hermann Henze
Glendale
Occidental
Washington St
Henze
Star Office
the Star
People’s Bank
Ger
United States
Pos- Point
Wash
Weather Forecast Predicts Rain Tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for rain tonight and Thursday with a moderate southerly breeze. Widespread showers possible with cooler air moving in by night.
Deny Me 747 A.M. Feat Readings
A fragment notes a morning time 747 a.m. with measurements 14.2 feet and 12.6 feet, implying an entry or incident with two height readings. The text is fragmentary and lacks full context or identifiable parties.
Boalt Meets Royalty A Marquis Y Know
A humorous column recalls last night’s Knights of Columbus event where readers mistook Seattle lawyer P. D. Hughes in a high collar for a lord. The writer notes the marquis and his lady were present and jokes about aristocratic pretensions and audience misidentifications.
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Boalt
Knights of Columbus
Marchioness
Aberdeen
Hughes
P. D. Hughes
Seattle
Suspect Shot in Hand After Home Invasion Attempt
F. M. Hancock, 34, jailed with a bullet wound to the right hand after allegedly firing or aiming from the residence of K. Knight at 8022 11th Ave N. Police say Hancock refused to halt Tuesday night when ordered by J. B. Slocum of 011 11th Ave N KB, and Slocum saw him emerge from the Knight home. Hancock claims he was rooming there. The Knights were away at the time. Police believe Hancock planned to loot the house.
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F. M. Hancock
J. 8
Slocum
11Th Ave
Hancock
K. Knight
Knights
Thanksgiving for Seattle's blind at Germania cafe
Following the custom of their late father Paul Singerman Seattle pioneers, his two sons and daughter will host a Thanksgiving feast for Seattle's blind at the Germania cafe Thursday noon.
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Paul Singerman
Seattle
Germania Cafe
Thanksgiving Jottings: Ex-Chief Fired Over Incompetence
Thanksgiving notes report Fire Chief A. J. Vanilandingham, now former, being fired by the city council for incompetence and planning to eat turkey without his uniform. In Seward Alaska Abs Allafar Dunlap was fined with costs. a man died from shock after learning his punishment.
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Wenatcher
A. J. Vaniandingham
Seward
Alaska
Allafar
Aage
Dog musher carries gold bullion on Iditarod trail
Seward Alaska November 24 Bob Griffith a dog musher leads the Iditarod trail with three dog sleds carrying gold bullion valued at about 250000 dollars the final season cleanup. He expects to reach a point in time for Thanksgiving.
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Seward
Alaska
Bob Griffith
Iditarod
Toasted leftovers haunt the kitchen lore
A reader laments reuse of meals as remnants return reheated and served again. The verse hints at waste and the cycle of warming over dinners, turning forgotten scraps into familiar fare, and the sting of scolding the lingering uneaten.
Caribou Run Dictates Thanksgiving Menu In Dawson
Dozens of sourdoughs and settlers will dine on cari bou rather than turkey this Thanksgiving as a big caribou run unfolds along Glazier trail in the territory.
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Dawson
Malil
Turkey
Glazier Trail
Turkeys Move Fast at 30 Cents a Pound
Turkeys were moving quickly at markets on Wednesday with prices noted at 30 cents per pound.
Thanksgiving Menus Prepared at Cafes Across Town
Cafes prepared special Thanksgiving menus on Tuesday with aims to attract diners. Staff prepared varied dishes and deserts for the holiday crowd as kitchens stocked seasonal ingredients.
Grain ships planned to move bulk Seattle exports
Port of Seattle officials report stored grain at Hanford street wharf Spokane street warehouse and bulk elevator totaling 1 b 5 bushels. E J Forman says facilities designed for transshipment not storage and seeks outlets via a Baltimore line to bypass Panama Canal disruptions. Washington next season may yield 10 000 000 bushels with most passing through Seattle.
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Hanford St
Spokane St
Port Commissioners
E. J. Forman
East Waterway
Forman
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Washington
Balitimore
Montana
Minneapolis
Portland
Old Harvard Star to Play Fullback in Prisoners Game
L A Stockdale once Harvard star now leads North tank team at King county jail. The inmates invite Gov Carlson to attend the Thanksgiving game at Dugdale park with moving pictures planned by The Star photographer. Proceeds fund Christmas trees for prisoners' families. tickets cost a cent.
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Crimson
L. A. Stockdale
North Tank
King County
Stockdale
Jail Yard
Cambridge
East Tank
Seattle
Bull Bros
The
Star
Hull Brothers
Jacobs
Sister
Dugdale Park
Gov. Carlson
Colorado
L. K. Stockdale
Daye
Avoirdupols
Hodge
Halley
Aman
Alaska Thanksgiving Banquet Honors Wickersham and Edes
James Wickersham of Alaska and William C. Edes chairman of the Alaska engineering commission will be honor guests at an Alaska Thanksgiving banquet at the Arctic Club Wednesday night. Dinner will be served at 6 30.
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James Wickersham
Alaska
William C. Edes
Alaska Engineering Commission
Arctic Club
Jailed When Plans For Marriage To Seattle Girl Go AWAY
Rudolph Binder 19, grandson of Nicholas Von Binder a Hamburg philanthropist and burgomaster, is jailed on abduction charges. German vice consul Baron Alexander Von Grisewald rushed to help and bail set at 1000 dollars. Binder allegedly kidnapped Mayette Carson 17, daughter of Mrs. P. A. Carson of 6531 Palatine Ave, Seattle.
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Rudolph Binder
Nicholas von Binder
Hamburg
Baron Alexander von Grisewald
Young Binder
Mayette Carson
P. A. Carson
Palatine Ave
Commercial Club Backs Port Belt Line Plans
The Commercial Club endorsed the port commission and belt line proposals after a heated session. Critics attacked the Municipal league report while discussing funding, costs, and shifting shipper charges amid tense exchanges and attacks on officials.
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Commercial Club
Ite
Port Commission
Municipal League
Erickson
Campbell
Pier A
Sheldon
Agin
Albert Daub
Hamilton Higday
Ewald
Seatle
M .I. Carkeek
Seattle
Paul Whitham
Campaign rhetoric erupts over rail rate discrimination
In a heated exchange at a public meeting J F Cronin of the Commercial Club blamed rail monopolies for extortion and discrimination claiming three years of broken promises. He urged prompt action while others voiced similar grievances against delays and unfair rates.
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J. F. Cronin
Commercial Club Committee
Delicious Turkey Dinners in Seattle
Restaurants and cafeterias across Seattle will serve turkey dinners tomorrow at notably reasonable prices. Many residents will opt for downtown dining to avoid cooking a large meal at home, with savings enough for a post dinner show. Page 2 lists menus and other Thanksgiving ideas.
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2Nd Ave
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Dugdale
Sheriff Hodge
North Tank Team
Frank Hanlon
W. K. Sheldon
Hanlon
George R. Breen
J. A. Campbell
Western Ave
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Waterhouse Company
Binder
San Francisco
Edward Binder
Yokohama
Japan
Miss Carson
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Carson
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