Southard Kin Called to Stand in Idaho Murder Trial
Testimony in Twin Falls details alleged poisoning links of Lyda A. Southard to her first husband R C Dooley and brother Ed Dooley, with neighbors and relatives recounting suspicions. Witnesses include Dr. W A Russell who treated McHaffie and experts on exhumations of multiple bodies.
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Robert A. Donaldson
Twin Falls
Idaho
Lyda A. Southard
Wiliam G. McHaffie
Haratin
Mont
R.C Dooley
inJo Lan
Ed Dooley
Harlan C. Lewis
Billings
Sarah McMillan
Hellwick
John Moore Knoxville
Tenn
McHaffie
McMillan
Frank
Power Co to Fight Taxes in Supreme Court Appeal
Puget Sound Light and Power faces a $400000 tax judgment after Washington State Supreme Court ruling for Seattle. Attorneys plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court to take up the street railway tax case first raised in 1919. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglas says the decision is a major blow and the firm will press the fight to the highest authority.
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Puget Sound Light and Power Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Malcolm Douglas
State Supreme Court
Olympia
Douglas
Seattle St A
State Forest Policy Conference Friday Meeting
Representatives from sum interests will convene a statewide conference on forest policy at the chamber on Friday at 10 a.m. Topics include classification forest protection taxation and forest management on state and private lands. Dean Hugo Winkenwerder of the University of Washington will preside and a Friday noon luncheon will follow at the Masonic club Arcade building.
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Sum| Interests
State Development Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Masonic Club
Arcade
Hugo Winkenwerder
College of Forestry
University of Washington
Successor to Fall Takes Senate Oath
Senator Bursom of New York, elected to fill the unexpired term of Secretary of the Interior Fall, took the oath of office today in the Senate.
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Senate
Washington
Senator Bursom
New York
Secretary of the Interior
California Revenue Collector Selected
President Harding nominated John P. R. McLaughlin of San Francisco for collector of internal revenue in the first district of California.
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California Revenue Collector
Washington
Harding
John PR. McLaughlin
San Francisco
Internal Revenue
First District
California
Browne repertory company adds late show for overflow crowd
To accommodate the overflow crowd an extra performance of Maurice Browne repertory company is scheduled for Wednesday at the Cornish theatre on Harvard Ave and Royst. The four one act plays include Neighbors by Zona Gale Aria da Capo by Edna St Vincent Millay Riders to the Sea by J M Synge and Joint Owners in Spain by Alice Brown.
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Maurice Browne
Cornish Theatre
Harvard Ave
Royst
Zona Gale
Edna St. Vincent Millay
J. M. Synge
Spain
Alice Brown
Three Policemen Injured as Auto Crash Hurts Spokane Man
In Tacoma on October 17 three officers were severely injured when the patrol car carrying Frank King of Spokane toppled after Driver Taylor swerved to avoid a street car. The vehicle burst into flames and King, who had taken poison at the Soldiers and Sailors club, was rescued. King is an ex-service man. his mother lives in Spokane.
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Tacoma
Frank King
Spokane
Taylor
King
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Club
Ernest Dmke
Cohen to Seek Water Fund for Green Lake
Councilman Lou Cohen announced plans to propose a bill to appropriate funds for a fresh water supply to Green Lake. He will act once park commissioners determine the needed amount to divert spring water into the lake. Green Lake was closed as unhealthy by Health Commissioner H M Read due to stagnation.
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Lou Cohen
Green Lake
H. M. Read
Blue Nose Wins Second Heat in Canadian Trials
The Blue Nose finished first in the second heat of the Canadian trials for the fisher man's trophy ahead of a 20 knot breeze. The Delawana led much of the race and finished second as judges prepare to pair the challenger with American defender Elsie next Saturday.
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Halifax
Elsie
Delawana
Burglars Rope Into Bowman-Gordon Store Loot
Using a rope, burglars lowered themselves through the skylight of the Bowman Gordon department store at 2330 Market Street and robbed the strong box of bonds cash and war savings stamps totaling 520 dollars. They also took two hams and a small amount of change from W. H. Murphy butcher shop at 722 Ewing Street.
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Bowman-Gordon
Market St
W. H. Murphy
Ewing St
Trainman Demurs to Liquor Charge in Federal Court
Demurrer to liquor charges filed in federal court by Anthony Ziviello former Great Northern Express messenger. He was indicted with other train crew members by the last federal grand jury.
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Anthony Ziviello
Great Northern Express
Mayor vetoes Cowen bus bill amid transport dispute
Cowen Park residents would gain adequate transport via private jitney feeders. Mayor Caldwell vetoed the city bus purchase ordinance authorizing 50 000 from the street railway fund. He signs an exchange transfer ordinance with misgivings and opposes a new carfare plan that would charge 6 cents in some districts and 1 3 cents beyond an imagined line.
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Cowen Park
Caldwell
Japanese Delegates Leave for Washington Conference
Prince Tokugawa leads the final Japanese delegation departing Yokohama for Washington to attend the arms limitation conference. Crowds bid a warm farewell as Tokugawa expresses hope for success and calls war between the U S and Japan absurd and impossible. The group travels to Seattle en route to Washington.
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Clarence Dubose
Yokohama
Japan
Prince Tokugawa
Washington
United Press
United States
Seattle
Business revival noted in Dunn report for week
R G Dun and Co reports gradual business revival in the past week led by seasonal weather. The Northwest shows renewed lumber demand while iron and steel activity rises in the East.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Northwest
Iron and Steel
Five Thousand Left to Orthopedic Hospital in Mrs Henry Will
Mrs Susan J Henry’s will read in probate court places 5000 to the Orthopedic Hospital. A friend Miss Hyub Bard receives 1000. The remainder goes to her husband H C Henry and his sons and grandchildren.
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Susan J. Henry
King Dykeman
Mise Rearet Hyubbard
Senate Rejects Protection Pledge for Germany in Peace Treaty
In Washington the Senate rejected an amendment offered by Senator Walsh Montana by a 71 to 7 vote. The measure would have pledged US protection for Germany against invasion if she disarms as required by the Versailles treaty.
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Washington
Senate
Walsh
Montana
United States
Germany
Funeral services for John Poward Smart
Funeral services for 69 year old John Poward Smart are scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Bonney Watson parlors. Rev. HH Gowen to conduct the service. The deceased died Friday at his home located at 4219 University Way.
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John Poward Smart
University Way
Bonney Watson
HH. H. Gowen
Skeleton found ends nine year old mystery in Gunnison
In Gunnison Colorado on October 17 authorities report the discovery of a skeleton near the 1912 disappearance site of nine year old Howard Carpenter who disappeared during a hunting trip on October 4 1912. Carpenter separated from his party and was never seen again.
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Gunnison
Colo
Howard Carpenter
Here
Carpenter
Protest Sends Him Back to the Asylum
Rokstad an escaped patient from the state hospital for insane at Btellacoom is in the city jail Monday after a threatening conversation Saturday with Rob ert Th Hesketh a member of the special committee investigating the asylum Rokstad said he escaped Friday and came to lay his cane before the committee to complain of bad treatment at the asylum.
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GO. Rokstad
State Hospital For Insane
Btellacoom
Robert Th. Hesketh
Rokstad
Skeleton of a hunter found with gun and bones
Saturday night a party of hunters found the skeleton of a man believed to be Carpenter. The bones lay with a watch and gun identified as his.
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Ite
Carpenter
25 Youngsters Reclaimed From Children's Orthopedic Hospital
Monthly report from Miss Adeline M. Hughes shows 25 discharged as cured, 54 dismissed, 95 cured, four much improved, two sent to Tubercular sanitarium, four responded to treatment, 19 under care in the out department, and one death. Forty-three admission applications were accepted. donations noted and the Orthopedic Tea shop retained with afternoon service hours unchanged.
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Children's Orthopedic Hospital
Adeline M. Hughes
Orthopedic Guild
Mise Hughes
Our’ Department
Mian Hughes
Oriental Rugs In Tan Blue And Rose Colorings
These attractive rugs feature Oriental and allover designs in tan blue and rose. Ideal for halls and bedrooms, offering good value and versatile color schemes.
Freighted Draperies Sale at Home Days Offers Low Prices
Trade Sale features heavy 40-in Etamine at 25c and 36-in Drapery Madras at 55c. Cretonnes at 55c yard and Mercerized Overdrape Madras at 69c. Curtain Madras and Grenadine 39c. Hemstitched Curtains $1.65 and 575 pairs with lace edges. Curtain Marquisette 40-in at 20c. Suitable for hotel and apartment use.
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Drapery
Madras
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Southard
Bluebeard
State Forest Meeting
Lumber
Cohen
Cowen
U. S
Dunn
Barghin
Tricotine
Canton Crepe
Roshanara Crepe
Jersey
Tricolette
Axminster
Union Street
Bon Marché
Justin
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