Arbuckle Testifies In Manslaughter Trial At Nov 28 Hearing
Fatty Arbuckle took the witness stand in San Francisco amid the Virginia Rappe death case. He described his hotel room scene on September 7, denied inviting Rappe, and recounted aiding her as she suffered fits and moans. The testimony highlighted the dramatic trial’s climax as jurors watched closely.
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M. D. Tracysan Francisco
Rosco
Fatty
Virginia Rappe
St. Francis Hotel
Mrs. Delmont
al Semnacher
Zey Pyrron
Alice Blake
Miss Pyrron
Miss Rappe
Misa Rappe
Oscar Norgaard
Culver City Studios
Culver City
Henry
Madmen terrorize Seattle neighborhoods in chaotic spree
Policemen and deputies hunted two madmen roaming Seattle sections while a third man was captured after a desperate struggle. Shots were fired near Capt Harry W Crosby and Dr C F Lamson as residents sheltered indoors. A man armed with an ax terrorized Spokane avenue and River side drive, burning furniture and killing household pets. Arvid Norman attacked John Rickard at the Sather hotel before restraint by guests. Gladys Ellefson died in Spokane from burns while playing near a bonfire.
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Seattle
Harry W. Crosby
Federal Ave
Dr. C. F
Crosby
Dr. Lamson
Lamson
Walter Demch
George Re
Peter Males
Spokane Ave. W
Riverside Drive
Arvid Norman
John Rickard
Sather
Pike St
Norman
Richard
Charles F
Mrs Ponzi Stands By Husband Amid Scandal
Mrs Charlies Ponzi declares unwavering loyalty after financier Charlie Ponzi’s fraud case. She reflects on his innocence, rejects new movie offers, and hopes for parole before Christmas as she and his mother adjust to life in a modest home.
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Charlie
Fragmented Coastal Gossip and Local Bits From Seattle
A collage of stray items and columns touches on local characters, council chatter, odd anecdotes, and brief notices. Mentions include Seattle council, golf, a creek going dry, a firing of a guest at a ferme, and various whimsical vignettes about daily life, education, and public figures.
Japan and U S Clash Over Naval Ratios In Talks
Washington reports say Japan and Britain back the American plan for naval limitation. A potential shift on the Shantung issue looms if committee handling is blocked. Tokyo hints at denouncing the 21 demands if talks stall, while U S advisers flag a looming capital ship showdown.
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A. L. Bradford
Washington
Japan
Great Britain
United Press
France Press Divides World on Armament Row
London and foreign papers debated France's stance on armaments as Britain Germany and Italy pressed for security guarantees and a possible invitation to the Washington conference. France sought to defend its securities with armed strength amid muted world reaction.
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London
England
Germany
Italy
France
America
Britain
Association of Nations
Nations Association
No End Seen in Deadlock of Irish Talks
London dispatch reports the Irish negotiations in a peaceable deadlock expected to continue unless Ulster forces a showdown. Observers believe Prime Minister Lloyd George can leave for Washington, and that Craig’s Belfast parliament appearance will not delay his trip.
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London
Ulster
Lloyd George
Washington
James Craig
Belfast
América
Dope raid ties to Everett sailor death case
A sailor who fell violently ill in Everett and died at Providence hospital is linked to a barbershop raid led by C. A. Turner. Police arrested Les Reeves, a Black porter, after officers found 34 bindles of dope hidden in a barber shop and nearby house. The deceased was identified variously as T Maresh and George Peterson. his parents live near Lake Stevens. Commissioners pursue connections as records seek the true name and estate details.
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Everett
Providence Hospital
Les” Reeves
Gem
C. A. Turner
Public Safety
Altho
T. Maresh
George Peterson
Lake Stevens
Turner
Petersons
Reeves
Budget of 3 Billion Dollars to Congress Including Year Ending 1923
President Harding will submit a $3,000,000,000 budget to Congress when it convenes December 5. The estimate covers the fiscal year ending June 30, 1923 and is about $1,068,000,000 below the 1922 figure, reflecting a $500,000,000 cut from prior estimates.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Indictments Expected In Rum Theft Probe
Indictments are expected Monday by the federal grand jury over the looting of a federal prohibition liquor warehouse valued at $40,000 in August. Several high persons are implicated and additional arrests are anticipated. Warren V. Youmans, warehouse manager at 157 King Street, was arrested Friday and released on $2,500 bail after a hearing before U. S. Commissioner R. W. McClelland.
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Federal Grand Jury
Federal Prohibition
Warren V. Youmans
King St
U. S
R. W. MccClelland
Interurban Crashes Into Street Car Hurting Fifteen
An Interurban electric train collided with a street car in Los Angeles injuring fifteen people as a Long Beach bound train failed to stop on wet rails at an intersection. The impact nearly split the street car in two.
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Interurban
Tos Angeles
Long Beach
Germany Offers Disarmament Guarantees to Ease French Fears
Berlin officials released a statement pledging Germany has disarmed to reassure France amid Briand's Washington disarmament conference speech. The assurance, cited by the London Chronicle, responds to France’s claim of a German military menace and Paris’s reluctance to curb forces.
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London
Germany
London Chronicle
Berlin
Ministry of Defense
Briand
France
Debt Cancellation Denied by Official
Washington reports an emphatic denial that the United States contemplates canceling any portion of the European war debt. An American official said foreign delegates have privately pressed the issue, but the conference will focus only on matters for which it was convened.
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Delany
Hughes
Tokyo
Tee
Japan
Alo
China
Washington
United States
Paris
London
Stimson Funeral Held Today for Seattle Capitalist
Funeral services for Fred B. Stim son, Seattle capitalist, who died suddenly last Thursday, were held at 2 p m today at the home of his son in law Dr W A Moore 944 11th Ave N Private cremation followed the services with Rev Sidney Morgan in charge
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Fred 8. Stimson
Seattle
W. A. Moore
11Th Ave. N
Sidney Morgan
Dolly Johnson's Trial Opens in Superior Court
A tall woman and her 12 year old daughter go on trial in a first degree forgery case before Judge Otis W. Brinker. Mrs. Dolores M. Johnson allegedly forged a power of attorney to impersonate Mahoney's murdered wife Kate Mahoney. A public auction was held to satisfy a $458.80 mortgage as the trial commenced.
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Superior Court
Otis W. Brinker
Altho
Dolores M. Johnson
James FE. Mahoney
Little Margaret
Thomas J. Casey
T. H. Patterson
Hierman Saxe
Madison At
KB. A. Flint
Madison
Quartermaster Department of the Army
M. B. Conway
46Th Ave
N. E
Frank Waterhouse & Co
A. O. Miller
Mercer St
Eteel
Thomas Rfr. McNally
Atlantic St
Geneva Miller
24Th Ave
Williamine Zeeb
Storm Warnings Issued for Washington Ports and Columbia River
Southeast storm warnings were ordered displayed at 7 20 a m Monday at all Washington seaports and at the mouth of the Columbia river. A severe storm approaching the British Columbia coast will bring strong southeast to southwest gales in the next 24 hours or longer.
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Washington
Columbia River
British Columbia
Koulouris In San Rafael Hangs Self Before Murder Trial
Louis Koulouris, charged with killing Harold Wilson in San Rafael California, hanged himself in jail the night before his murder trial was to begin.
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San” Rafael
Calif
Louis Koulouris
Harold Wilson
Reader asks for full US divorce law data
A reader requests a complete list of causes for absolute divorce in all states and the residence requirements. The Star offers to mail the compiled information to readers who write to The Star's Washington Bureau in Washington DC with two cents for postage.
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The
Star
U. S
Washington
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
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Kettler
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Turkey
Gitt
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Huh
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Dante Assembly
Samuel . Coffin
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Prom
Dan Landon
Non Bliss
Rotunda
Rio de Janeiro
Jim Moore
U.S
Carl D. Groat
Shantung
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Stimson
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