WIFE LAID TO HUSBAND MURDER CHARGED IN COLONIAL BEACH
In Colonial Beach Virginia coroner’s jury charges Mrs. Roger D Eastlake mother of fur children and naval petty officer husband with murder. Evidence includes a bloody revolver and a raincoat with stains. Miss Sarah Knox of Baltimore and other witnesses link the scene to the couple awaiting action by authorities.
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Roger D. Eastlake
Sarah ©. Knox
Baltimore
Knox
Eastlake
Miss Knox
Starts On Page One At Bookstore Items For Courses
A reading shows students purchasing drawing instruments, rulers, boards, pencils, and pens costing 15 to 25 dollars plus at least 10 dollars for books and course materials. Typewriting fees reach 10 dollars with machine rental. Army drills keep a 15 dollar drill fee while unused items are no longer supplied.
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Army
Zoning Debate and Cowen Park Transit Proposal
Council weighs legal boundaries for streetcar style transit. Advocates favor motor bus service for Cowen Park, citing lower cost and potential profit. Opponents question legality and charter limits as debates focus on extending lines versus buses.
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Bundy
Cowen Park
Black Fashion Warning From Miss Rexford In Crime Claim
Miss Orceila Rexford warns of a winter surge of female criminals she dubs black clothing bandits. She says black is a crime stimulus and contends that fashion dictates sinful acts sweeping the coast to coast.
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San Francisco
Orceila Rexford
Miss Rexford
United
Trial recounts and defense bid in Mahoney case
The defense argues Jim Mahoney did not confess to murder, challenging the prosecution's portrait of a planned killing. Schwellenbach claims the trunk body is not Kate Mahoney and questions key witnesses while Patterson details the couple’s volatile 60 days and Mahoney’s steps to hide the crime.
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Dolly
Sister
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Kate Mahoney
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Ronald
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Emil Johnson
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Lake Union
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Alvin Jorgenson
Johnson
Mrs. Mahoney
Minnesota
Jim Mahoney
Mother Mahoney
Judaa Iscariot
Seattle Transfer Company
University
James F. Mahoney
Four councilmen push for immediate 4 cent streetcar fare cut
Oliver T. Erickson C B Fitzgerald John E Carroll and Lou Cohen back reducing fares to end the 4 cent tariff. They argue high fares deter downtown shoppers and hurt Seattle business and civic life while noting the old private company paid nearly 600000 yearly in taxes yet profited at 1.7 percent on the fare.
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Oliver T. Erickson
C. B. Fitzgerald
John E. Carroll
Lou Cohen
Seattle
Cohen
PLAN DEATH FOR ANTI-BEER BILL
Washington oct 1 senate wets decided to talk the anti beer bill to death. A score of wet senators led by Broussard of Louisiana met and determined to block the measure by a filibuster. The bill may be revived next session but the wets are confident it is dead for this session.
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Senate
Broussard
Louisiana
Foreman Charged with Mail Fraud in Land Scams
In Kitsap a logging camp foreman was arrested Friday for using the mails to defraud by charging high fees to locate clients on supposed government lands. The arrest marks the fifth in land fraud indictments returned by the recent federal grand jury.
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Kitsap
Trueblood defends daughter in Idaho poisoning trial
Trueblood, an elder and respected rancher from Twin Falls area, speaks for his daughter Lyda who is accused of poisoning four husbands, her brother in law and a baby. He asks for fair treatment and notes family faith and honesty while facing national scrutiny.
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Trueblood
Twin Falls
Mra. Southard
Lyda
Kidnapped Step-Son Tale Shocks Tacoma Area
Beattie and Tacoma police seek Roy Gilmore and nine year old Marvin Nolte after Gilmore allegedly kidnapped Nolte as he left school Friday afternoon in Tacoma. Mrs Florence Gilmore reported the incident to Seattle police Friday night from Antlers hotel at Fourth Ave and Union St.
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Beattie
Tacoma
Roy Gilmore
Marvin Nolte
Gilmore
Seattle
Florence Gilmore
Antlers
Fourth Ave
Union St
Woman Fights Off Thug Near Home
Mrs. Blanchard of 608 West 63rd Street was assaulted by a man as she returned home Friday. She fought back and escaped after screaming brought bystanders. Police detained Clarence Carlton, 42, but released him after questioning.
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Mra
C. Blanchard
63Rd St
Mra. Blanchard
Hallard
Clarence Carlton
Central Police
Contractor Injured in Auto Collision
A. C. Goerig of 408 17th Ave. N. a contractor, suffered a deep neck cut when his car collided with a truck Friday afternoon. He was taken to City Hospital as his vehicle sustained heavy damage.
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A. C. Goerig
17Th Ave
Goasig
City Hospital
Seafaring ExWorker Dies While Remodeling Home
John Schafers 67 a former sailor died of a heart attack while working on a house at 162 4th Ave Friday afternoon. He had suffered heart trouble for years, according to his physician Dr C E Guthrie.
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4Th Ave
John Schafers
Schafers
C. EK. Guthrie
Judge Landis Plans to Attend World's Series Despite Vacation
In Chicago Oct 1 Judge K M Landis said he will attend every game of the World Series, even if it requires interrupting his vacation. The remarks come as the series looms with baseball officials awaiting the start of play.
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Andis
Chicago
K. M. Landis
Two Alleged Bank Robbers Sought by Seattle Police
Seattle police seek two men tied to a Huntington State bank robbery in Los Angeles where $43000 was stolen. Suspects Tommy Griffin 36 and others known as Gloomy Gus Schrader 29 and The Owl are linked to the bandits Buddy Martin and Jimmy Ryan, tied to the Leland Higbee messenger hijack near Second Ave and Spring St. Martin and Ryan were later caught by Sheriff Matt Starwich in a raid on their West Seattle rendezvous.
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Los Angeles
Gus" Schrader
the Owl
Tommy Griffin
Huntington State Bank of
Buddy” Martin
Jimmy” Ryan
Leland Higbee
Second Ave
Spring St
Martin
Ryan
Matt Starwich
Twenty Injured In Oak Park Elevated Train Crash
Chicago report states twenty people were hurt when an express elevated train rear ended a slower train on the Oak Park line. Five serious injuries reported as crews investigate cause and salvage cars.
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Chicago
Oak Park
Church Membership Surges 60 Percent in Seattle Denominations
In a report to the Seattle Federation of Churches Rev H S Chatterton says six major Protestant bodies in Seattle grew about 60 percent in membership over the last decade while the city’s population rose 38 percent. Sunday school enrollment also shows a substantial increase.
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Seattle
Arbuckle Faces Divided Film World After Arrival
Fatty Arbuckle arrived in Los Angeles amid rumors of a staged Hollywood demonstration by hired extras. The comedian, out on $5000 bail for Virginia Rappe’s death, stayed secluded at his Wilcox mansion as friends and rivals debated his fate while Famous Players-Lasky held back contract decisions pending trial.
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Hollywood Film Colony
Fatty Arbuckle
Hollywood
Virginia Rappe
Fatty
Arbuckle
W. Adama St
Minta Durfee Arbuckle
Thuster’ Keaton
Natalie Talmage
Slim Summerville
Eileen Percy
Hank Mann
Mia
Walter St. John
Eddie Cone
Famous Players-Lasky
Fatty Must Face Booze Prosecution
San Francisco officials announce new developments in the Fatty Arbuckle case as Robert H. McCormick seeks to prosecute the comedian for violation of the prohibition law. McCormick says liquor suppliers who sold Arbuckle will also be prosecuted. District Attorney Brady's office prepares to act next week while state witnesses are reportedly unavailable.
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San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Robert H. McCormick
United States Attorney General
Arbuckle
McCormick
Efforts to Force Coal Prices Down Mark Conference
Washington reports committees of the national employment conference sought to reduce coal prices and curb higher costs as winter demand looms. No concrete plan yet, but officials warn of possible coal shortages and famine prices amid rising industrial activity. Coal production this year trails since 1908.
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Washington
National Employment Conference
Benefit concert planned for relief fund in Germany and Austria
A benefit concert to aid the Friends Service Committee relief fund for child feeding in Germany and Austria is scheduled Friday night at the Odd Fellows temple. The event showcases local performers and aims to raise funds for humanitarian aid.
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Relief Fund of the Friends Service Committee
Germany
Austria
Odd Fellows’ Temple
City Tax Cut to 4.7 Mills Reduces Levy in Seattle
The Seattle finance committee completed a tax levy ordinance showing next year’s total levy at 6,319,342 down from 7,511,095 in 1921. With an assessed valuation of 244,960,000 the average levy drops to 26.88 mills from 40.76 mills.
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Seattle
Finance Committee
Board reviews brutality charges at state insane asylum
More than twenty witnesses testified before a special board on brutality at the state insane asylum as it adjourned Friday after a two day session. Former patients and relatives formed the bulk of attendees while the commission planned to reconvene in Tacoma and Bell and a Seattle committee meeting was noted with emphasis on hospital staff.
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Asys
Sedro-Woolley
Stellacoorm
Metations
Newsen
Tacoma
Bell
Seattle
Man K. B. Hesketh
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