City Crime Score Hits Local Police Report
A string of crimes including highway robberies restaurant holdups house thefts and burglaries were logged by police on Tuesday. Two Black suspects were linked to multiple incidents including a restaurant hold up and a near downtown purse theft. A three room houseboat was reported stolen from Lakeside Avenue with possible Lake Union escape.
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Photographer Shoots Under Thin Sheet of Gold
Kinogram photographer Gene Cour shot Miss Mae Rasens through a gold sheet placed over his camera. The gold film is merely one three hundred thousandth of an inch thick and would vanish if handled.
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Gene Cour
Chica Eee
Kinogram
Mae Rasens
City Council Hears Fare Increase and Budget Steps
Monday council session referred a finance and utilities committee proposal to raise street car fares to 8 13 cents with no transfer privilege. An appropriation of 3080 dollars supports board preparations for operating 0 timeva bis span Weg rem the Woes Social didi duke ocktnt Taek Ge Gre. resolution directs Corporation Counsel Walter F.
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Finance and Utilities
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Inanre
Etret
Ook
Fe Coepeinen
Drake
Borin
Civil Service
Corporetion
Walter F
Police Power: Peck Confronts Officer Over Waiting for Wife
Comic strip caption features Mr. Peck asking a policeman to compel him to move on after waiting three hours at a corner for his wife. The exchange illustrates urban friction and patrol humor from the scene.
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Mr. Peck
Puck
Campaign funds raised by clerks and stenographers
The campaign for funds to finish the Ryther Child Home is led by Mrs. J. I. Mall with clerks, stenographers, and bookkeepers contributing most of the money. Businessmen gave smaller amounts, while store workers and office staff are urged to donate. Weary Wilkine plans street entertainments to boost pledges as volunteers organize fund drives across city workplaces.
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House Committee
Empire Building
Weary
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Wilkine
Jamry
Thorof
Witkin
Beating Death Testimony At Haiti Marine Inquiry
Zabulon Garnier Jean testifies that he heard his father cry out during a beating by Marines in Port au Prince. He recounts the incident occurred after a battle near his barricaded home and notes his father asked why he was being beaten.
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Haiti
Zabulon
Garnier Jean
Dorcas Wid Fara
Bulleta
Legal Battle Over Liquor Seizure From Stringer Home
Preliminary legal battle seeks seizure of two truckloads of liquor stored at John Stringer residence. Claimants argue the liquor should have remained available for defense at trial, while defense contends improper handling and misapplication of the goods. The dispute involves Pacific association assets connected to Tahiti inland developments.
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John Stringer
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