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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
12
The Pippin extols Angel May Loomis as a compassionate figure in Seattle’s drug treatment scene. He credits her tone and care for inspiring recovery and criticizes city officials for underfunding anti drug efforts while noting May’s deep knowledge of the dope trade and smuggling networks through women.
The ad notes coal from Black Diamond Newcastle Issaquah South Prairie and Franklin mines. It promotes buying these and earning a percentage back to buy more product. It also warns to avoid circles and keep your dollar in.
Chicago man Thomas Catherwood is charged with murder in the death of his sister-in-law Mrs Betty Sharples 22. Police say he confessed to the crime. The case centers on the alleged killing and a reported confession.
J. 8. Saunders and George L. Barner will contend for Cen tralia mayor in the December 5 election after this week's primary. A two platoon fire department system is on the ballot, along with state highway restrictions for logging trucks from November 25 to June 1.
Major K. C. Cresson former adjutant at Fort Crook files $50 000 suits against the Omaha Bee and the Omaha World Herald for slander. He claims the papers published stories that he was censured by the committee over Grover Bergdoll’s escape, though he was only mentioned for alleged laxity in pursuing those charged.
Massachusetts supreme judicial court dismissed the trustees bill seeking to restrain Christian Science Publishing Society directors from interfering with publishing affairs. The attorney general's bid to declare the church a public charitable trust was also denied.
A high official of the Interstate Commerce Commission said extensive rate reductions will be made within the next few months. The commission has ordered a sweeping inquiry into all present charges to determine the exact extent of the reduction.
Spokane report says Charles P. Smith a 45 year old Worley Idaho farmer died from four gunshot wounds and a deep knife gash in his back. His stepson Robert Ford 17 is held in Coeur d Alene jail charged with the wounds.
A historical note recounts that in England, just over a century ago, the legal code listed more than 160 distinct offenses punishable by death, reflecting a broad scope of capital punishment in that era.
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