Two More Held In Bedward Hall Case Probe
New Brunswick New Jersey October 1 two more people Pearl Rahmer and her father Nicholas Bahmer remained jailed as part of the Bedward W Hall murder inquiry. Pearl 15 admitted an intimate relation with Ray Schneider who faces first degree murder charges alongside Clint Hayes. Bahmer said he had been on a two day spree before September 14 when the rector and janitor’s wife were killed. A judge postponed Pearl’s incorrigibility case to next week as authorities seek full statements. A crowd gathered outside the station and a defense fund was launched for Hayes.
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Bedward W. Hall
Mills
Church of St. John the T
Pearl Rahmer
Nicholas Bahmer
Pearl
Ray Schneider
Murger
Cliff Hayes
Bahmer
Youre Schneider
Schneider
Ball
Hayes
Derec Kirby
Seattle Seen as Silk Mill Center by New York Importer
P Gertl of New York argues on his return from the Orient that Seattle is the logical site for a large silk mill. He says the coast needs a silk mill and Seattle’s port is closest to the Orient, with the territory west of Denver demanding silk. He notes Los Angeles already pursues a small scale mill and California may lead if Seattle cannot compete.
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Seattle
Gertl
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Rocky Mountains
Los Angeles
California
Gerli
Coal Board Is Appointed
President Harding announced the coal commission members to study the twin coal industries. named are John Hays Hammond Thomas Riley Marshall Judge Samuel Alschuler Clark Howell George Otia Smith Dr Edward T Devine Charles P Neill. In Vancouver Washington Marie Gipson 16 Paroled from Grand Mound State Training School arrested for passing bad checks at Chehalis.
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Washington
Harding
Factfinding Coal Commission
John Hays Hammond
California
Thomas Riley Marshall
Samuel Alschuler
Chicago
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Vancouver
Wash
Marie Gibson
Grand Mound
Chehalis
Engagement Ends Abruptly In Coca Cola Founder Romance
Mrs. Onesima De Bouchelle of New Orleans claims Ana G. Candler ended their engagement over reports harming her reputation and vows legal action to vindicate her honor. She alleges a Candler family conspiracy to protect the fortune, while Candler reportedly feared the scandal and refused to name accusers.
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Atlanta
Ana G. Candler
Cocaee
Onesima de Bouchelle
New Orleans
Candler
de Bouchelle
Mra. de Bouchelle
Candlers
Bis
Harry Gamble
de Rouchelle
Marietta
Asa G., Jr
Coca Cola Company
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
Citizens' & Southern
South
Gambling controversy sparked by Seattle casino raid
Letters criticise city officials for tolerating lotteries and gambling at a circus event. The author denounces the rims and urges immediate shutdown, citing child gambling, police demoralization, and religious objections. Caldwell defends the contract, noting Northwest cities permit similar methods and vowing restraint for the circus.
Suit Seeks Return of Car Seized by Seattle Police
Thomas D. Page, attorney, seeks $1,200 value of his auto plus $10 daily damages after Seattle police held the car as evidence on 14 minor traffic violations. Page claims discriminatory seizure and vows to press the suit against Chief W. B. and Traffic Lt. C. G. Carr, arguing the acts amount to confiscation and awaiting a King County ruling. The hearing is set before the superior court’s presiding judge next week.
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Thomas D. Page
Page
Jacob Kalina
King County
Superior Court
W. B
C. G. Carr
Tam
Two Saved As Tugboat Sinks In Lake Washington
The tugboat F. L. Dowell sank after hitting a snag off Cedar River while towing gravel from Mercer Island. Captain George Wahl and engineer William Holston leapt into icy waters at 6 a.m. and were rescued by Marl Bigelow, Pete Forrest, and J. K. Polson after calling for help from the scow. The vessel, owned by Louis Birch, had a recently patched hull hole that contributed to the wreck.
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F. L. Dowell
Lake Washington
George Wahl
William Holston
Cedar River
Wahlenthie
Oeley
Marl Bigelow
Leachi Boathouse
Pete Forrest
J. K. Polson
Cascade Canoe Club
Louis Birch
Mercer Island
Bootlegger Proposes Partnership With Doctor Reader
A physician recounts wartime service and practice struggles after the war. He describes meeting a bootlegger who proposes a joint venture to run a professional front, combining money and “calling list” to start an illicit enterprise, with plans for offices, delivery, and profits.
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