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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1922

Page

4

Bungled Probe Seen In Hall Millamur Case

Somerset and Mid county officials face criticism as Mrs. Frances Hall widow of a slain pastor calls the Hall Millamur investigation bungled. Prosecutors Becka and Strickler are pressed by counsel Pfeiffr to appoint an investigator and avert further distrust. Governor Edwards is asked to act amid concerns that misstatements may derail the case.

Brunswick N. J Somerset Mid Counties Hall Millamur Frances Hall Halli Becka Strickler Edwards Pfeiffr The Yes Mayes Raymond Hall

Railroads Sign On Separate Plan In Baltimore Peace Effort

Railroads totaling about 65,000 miles have signed agreements opposing shop crafts while some lines refuse to join the Baltimore peace plan. Pennsylvania is excluded, and major systems including Southern Pacific Missouri Kansas & Texas York New Haven Hartford Chicago Burlington & Quincy Great Northern Lehigh Valley Union Pacific Illinois Central and East Coast lines have moved ahead with their own terms. Bert M Jewell, shop union leader, continues talks to extend agreements to the Baltimore plan.

Chicago Baltimore United States Railroad Board Pennsylvania Col Y Pa- Missouri Kansas & Texas York New Haven & Hartford Burlington & Quincy Greatera Lehigh Valley Interna Great Northern Illinois Central Bert M. Jewell

Boys Wreck Stolen Auto in Virginia Incident

Two youths wrecked a stolen car in a ditch on Friday night in Virginia. One boy suffered a broken leg. the other carried him from the scene before police arrived. J Henry of 6503 35th Ave. aided rescuers unaware the car was stolen. Police search the pair. damaged auto returned to owner.

Roosevelt Line Extension to 39th Ave and E 55th St

Extension of the Roosevelt Line to 39th Avenue is approved as a result of bonds for street railway extensions. After the city acquired the car system the Roosevelt Park line terminus will shift to N E 55th Street and 29th Avenue N E. The bonds were secured earlier and funds released after court and council delays interfered with plans.

Roosevelt Park Ave. N. E E. 55Th St 29Th Ave. N. E E. 65Th St

Admiral Schley Due Here Sunday With Full Cargo Aboard

The steamship Admiral, under Captain G A Harris, is due to arrive at Pier B on Sunday with a full cargo and 100 passengers aboard. She will load cargo here and sail on her return trip within a few days.

G. A. Harris Pier B Ane

Mystery tower man jailed in Washington murder case

Police investigate a four story glass-topped tower near Rock Creek Park linked to the Curran Tighe murder. Joseph S S Tighe, former world traveler, is jailed awaiting grand jury action after Curran was shot and his wife wounded during a confrontation in the secluded 20 by 20 foot tower. Neighbors say Tighe built the fortress to test foundation theories. The case hinges on hidden secrets possibly within the tower structure.

Washington Joseph S&s. Tighe Tighe Grand James C. Curran Tower Rock Creek Park Capitol Curran

Toynbee warns neutrality in Near East crisis

London October 4 Arnold Toynbee Greek professor and adviser urges American churchmen to push humanitarian action in the Near East avoiding religious or racial framing. He cites Turkish Armenians Greek atrocities and urges population transfers supervised by American relief to prevent sectarian strife.

Milton Bronner London Near East Arnold Toynbee London University Toynbee America Europe Asia Minor

Waterfront Strike Called in Portland

Portland last night saw a walkout at all port terminals aimed at abolishing the neutral employing hall run by the Waterfront Employers association after last July’s settlement. I. W. W. touted as instigators, but officials could not verify. Police report the strike is not widespread and no delays in loading were noted except Terminal No. 4 remaining closed to nonworking personnel.

Portland Waterfront Employers’ Association

Wilkins Fights the Bosses Not G O P

Mrs May Avery Wilkins announces campaign headquarters at 201 Howell building and addresses local groups daily. She speaks at the University Commercial club luncheon and Bellevue Taxpayers league meeting. Wilkins says she fights the bosses and political machines, aligning with the WCTU on bootlegging.

May Avery Wilkins Howell Building

Nebraska to Carry Record Fruit Cargo

One hundred thousand boxes of apples the largest fruit cargo exported through this port this season will be carried to British ports by the refrigerator steamship Nebraska arriving in Seattle Sunday from European ports via San Francisco. Helions, Ore. George Roberio found insane by commission and recommended to hospital for insane at Salem. Roberio charged with shooting from the back seat of a buggy without provocation killing Alvin H. Price and wounding another in front.

Nebraska Seattle San Francisco St, Helions Ore George Roberio Salem Roberio Bua Alvin H. Price

Mother Seeks Divorce Over 25 Cent Daily Life Claim

Mrs. Nora V. Shipton seeks divorce from Charles H. Shipton in superior court claiming he forced her to live on 25 cents a day for herself and three children. She also accuses him of attempting to kill her with a shotgun and later planning to poison her.

Nora V. Shipton Superior Charles H. Shipton Shipton

Vanity Fair Offers Day and Evening Dress Making Classes

Vanity Fair school of dress making and millinery announces opening day and evening courses at Room 204 Wellsbidg Third Ave and Pine St. The program targets aspiring designers with structured sessions and expert instructors.

Vanity Fair School of Dressmaking and Millinery Wellsbidg Third Ave Pine St

Grand thieves target Chicago men for glands

Chicago police report a band of grand robbers preying on strong men. Captain Coughlin theorizes a wealthy elderly Chicagoan seeks rejuvenation, with operations possibly done in saloon back rooms within 10 minutes. Dr. Sullivan links to an interne from a clinic. history recalls ancient Chinese practices. Police vow full effort to capture the gang.

Charles RK. Lynch Chicago Thomas Coughlin Joseph Woentak Walter Sullivan Mercy Hospital Sullivan Altho China

Organize to Battle Dope Aims for Seattle Center Group

Representatives from 15 societies plan a Tuesday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to form a central body to coordinate anti narcotic efforts in Seattle. Leaders include White Cross China Club Chamber of Commerce American Legion Knights of Columbus Rotary Kiwanis Federation of Labor Shriners and local churches.

Seattle Chamber of Commerce White Cross China Club Kika American Legion Knights of Columbus Rotary Club City Potlleg Kiwanis Club Federation of Labor Shrinera First Presbyterian Church Canon W. H. Biles William K. McKibben The C. E. Johbnaton Elka Frank Waterhouse Chamber of

Cordova Discharges Cargo After Salvage at Seattle Wharf

Steamer Cordova discharged salmon cargo at the Seattle warehouse after salvaging from the wrecked steamer Ketchikan off Point Adolphus. After temporary repairs the Cordova arrived under her own power and is in dry dock, with plans to resume service within a few days.

Cordova Seattle Duwamish Ketchikan Point Adolphus Alaska

G O P Shortcoming Hope of Democrats

Washington October 14 Cordell Hull DNC chairman said Republicans disappointed voters and Democrats would capitalize on that disappointment to win large gains in Congress this year. He framed Republican promises as misleading or spurious and urged voters to trust Democratic leadership.

Washington Democratic Party Congress Cordell Hull Democratic National Committee Judge Hull Hull

Boom Spokane Man for House Speaker

Arthur L. True of Spokane would be speaker of the next Olympia house if anti Hart plans succeed. Hart opponents among King county Republican candidates are urged to back True to block Ed Sims of Jefferson from leading the party and keep control from the Hart machine.

Arthur L. True Spokane House of Representatives Olympia Hart King County True Mark J. Reed Mason Ed Sims Jefferson House Hart Machine

Caracao Is Coming With Salmon Cargo

The steamship Caracao sails with a full salmon cargo from Alaskan fisheries and is due to arrive at the Grand Trunk dock Tuesday. Capt. Oscar Anderson leads the vessel.

Caracao Grand Trunk Dock Oscar Anderson

Lecturer on Christian Science Speaks in City

Dr. Walton Hubbard of Los Angeles lectured at Little’s Hall on Christian Science as God's law taught by Christ Jesus. He described God as Infinite Spirit and love, said matter is counterfeit, and urged spiritual understanding to heal sickness and control mortal beliefs through Christ in consciousness.

Walton Hubbard Los Angeles Cal First Church of Christ, Scientiat Boston Mann Third Church of Christ Acientint Little's Hall University Way Christ Jesus Eddy Church of Christ, Scientiat God

Rescue ship West Farralone aids salvage at sea

Report from Honolulu indicates the freighter West Farralone picked up two men for inspection at 8 a m, suggesting fire subsidence and salvage hope. Transport Thomas diverted to San Pedro to bring passengers and crew, while Washington ordered the move. Investigations will probe the disaster, with defective deck wiring blamed for the blaze.

Federal Telegraph Company Honolulu Washington Thomas San Pedro San Francisco United States Steamship Inspector Los Angeles Radio Corporation of America

Startling Home Myths From a DIY Chronicle

A fragmentary reminiscence describes stoking a furnace while building a soundproof nursery for Littleomer Brew Jr. The chrome vanadium furniture and quirky tomato game hint at playful mischief among neighbors. A casual line about coal dust and desert atmosphere follows, ending with a note on winter fur.

Littleomer Brew Jr Jim Marshalle

Seals Edge Oakland in Tight Coast League Race

San Francisco Seals won to keep a pennant bid alive as Vernon and Los Angeles still contest the title. If Vernon wins its three remaining and San Francisco four, a tie could occur. one more SF win or Vernon loss decides the pennant. Doubleheaders slated in San Francisco and Los Angeles with Vernon and Angels set for today and tomorrow.

San Francisco Oakland Vernon Los Angeles Bears Angels

Tugs Fail to Pull Tanker From Rocks

Three tugs worked yesterday afternoon to pull the tanker Lyman Stewart from exposed rocks at the entrance to San Francisco harbor but failed to move the vessel.

San Francisco Lyman Stewart San Francisco Harbor

Fireman Hospitalized After Street Car Run Strike

Elmer Ward a city fireman living at 1749 West Spokane Avenue was tripped in the street while chasing a street car on Occidental Avenue and Yesler Way Friday night. He fell and was unconscious. Ward suffered a brain concussion and was taken to City Hospital where physicians attributed the injury to the accident.

Elmer Ward W. Spokane Ward Occidental Ave Yesler Way

Walters Held To Draw Call

A playful note recounts a man named Walters being kept to a draw call while a window, blankets, and a light are mentioned. The writer jokes about crowds gathering for a movie queen on a Saturday night and ends with a humorous sign off from Homer Gin Brew.

Walters

Ten Dollar Week Not Enough in Divorce Complaint

Mrs Elien B Wilson files for divorce from William L Wilson in superior court claiming he gave only ten dollars weekly for three years to run the household. The couple have two minor children and the suit cites inadequate support.

Wm. L. Wilson Superior Court Elien B. Wilson Wilsons

Shrine to End Circus Centennial Winners Named

Winners announced for the Shrine beauty and babies contests held during the circus arena event. First prize in the young women’s race went to Mrs. O. P. Kellogg and Mileen Brandt won the babies’ contest, each to receive diamonds, with runners-up Elizabeth Collins, Irene Webster, Betty Maxwell, and Shirley Gene Smith. Prizes and charity distributions planned for the closing night.

0. P. Kellogg Mileen Brandt Mary Eilizabeth Collins Irene Webster Betty Maxwell Shirley Gene Smith Shrine Committee Children's Orthopedic Hospital Nile National Seasion Washington, D. C

Forbus Promises to Fight Dope Sellers

Lady Willie Forbus spoke three times Friday in her campaign for prosecuting attorney. She told the Educational club at Mrs. J. E. McGrew’s home she would press lawmakers to pass laws allowing narcotic peddlers to be sentenced to prison for life to prevent further harm.

Forbus Willie Forbus Educational Club J. E. McGrew Miss Forbus Algona Tanner School Kent

Music Reading to Be Taught at Hi School

Registration for sight reading classes opens at Broadway High School at 7 5 p m Monday under Prof. David F Devies a longtime Seattle schools music supervisor The course targets beginners and promises readers will be able to read ordinary music notation after completion

Broadway High School David F. Devies Seattle

American Legion Unit to Host Shipboard Event

Region members to entertain on a ship. A program and dance headlined by the American Legion, with Kirkland headquarters to be dedicated Saturday night aboard the United States Shipping Board freight Fort Jackson. The Kirkland American Legion clubhouse will be aboard the vessel as the festivities unfold in a "A Night in China" themed celebration.

Egion American Legion Kirkland States Shipping Board Fort Jackson Kirkland American Gion

Descendent of Old Family Dead Here

Mrs. Fannie M. Blackwell, great granddaughter of Hezekiah Marrinan, who commanded Fort Knox during the revolution, and descendant of Hannah Dustan, heroine of New England battles, died at the Swedish hospital Friday after a lingering illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Bonney-Watson undertaking establishment.

Fannie M. Blackwell Hezekiah Marrinan Fort Knox Hannah Dustan England Bonney-Watson Undertaking Establishment

Chief Hooks 15-Pound Salmon In Elliott Bay Caper

Chief of Police W. B. Severyns told reporters he cast from a small boat in Elliott Bay at 4 a m on Saturday and hauled in a 15 pound salmon ten minutes later. He held the fighting fish aloft at headquarters, while his crew claimed the catch came from Pike Place Market and asked for the price tag.

Newt Elliott Bay W. B. Severyns Severynsa Pike Place

Parachute Jumper Won’t Leap Here

Mink De Ronda, a parachute jumper, planned to leap from the L. C. Smith building on Saturday but will not. Mayor Brown said no outsider will pull a sensational stunt for a share of the collections. The Draper Orphans' home fund may be raised by approved means, and police will not handle crowds.

Mink de Ronda L. C. Smith Brown de Ronda Draper Orphans’ Home

Booze Poisoned Sailor Taken to City Hospital

A sailor from the steamer Utopia, Leonard Nelson, 21, bought moonshine on Second Avenue. He dropped unconscious at Col man dock and was taken to the city hospital Friday afternoon. he remained in hospital Saturday as he recovered.

Second Ave Leonard Nelson Utopia Leonard City Hospital Colman Dock Nelson

Fireman Proves He's Real Hero

Red Elliot, a Seattle fireman at No 1 station, gave a square foot of skin to save 12 year old Freddie Johnson after a Fourth of July firecracker accident. The operation at Swedish Hospital succeeded and Freddie began healing, while Red declined to discuss the ordeal when pressed by reporters and his wife.

Red” Filliott No. 1 Seventh Columbia Red” Eliott Red Star Seattle Freddie Johnson Alfred Johnson Seventh Ave. N Red” Elliott Freddie

Peace or War Looms as 1972 Diplomacy Braced for Change

In a speech the premier defended a new diplomacy that year, insisting it averted a potential world war, while opposing claims of old tactics. Hepled by Sir Charles Harington and Lloyd George, he warned against rushing into conflict and noted allied readiness if Greeks or Turks crossed the neutral zone.

England Charles Harington Near East Lloyd George Madania Constantinople Kemal

Justice Day May Resign From Supreme Court

Washington reports semi official circles expect Associate Justice William R Day to send a resignation letter to President Harding within about ten days. He has decided that his duties as umpire in settling war claims with Germany will demand his full time and may require him to travel abroad.

Washington Belef William R. Day United States Supreme Court Harding Justice Day Germany

Way workers get 20 more

Chicago October 14 The railroad labor board increased maintenance of way pay today by 2 cents an hour affecting 451 911 men. The raise totals 23 125 562 40 dollars a year and lifts minimum rates to 25 87 cents an hour, surpassing United States Steel's recent unskilled wage hike by one cent.

Chicago Railroad Labor Board United States Steel Corporation

Air program schedule details listing several stations

What s in the air program outlines specific broadcasting times for KFC KDZE KJR KZC and other stations on Saturday and weekly periods. The list includes morning and afternoon slots from 11:15 a m to 10:15 p m with days noted for certain repeats and silent listening periods.

KFC KJR KZC

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