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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1919

Page

14

Confessions on a Train Ride With Bandits

In a tense aboard train scene Mrs. Lorimer observes bandits led by a blue-eyed Mexican while detective Morrison yields. She steels herself with an automatic hidden under her cushion hoping to outwit the raiders and perhaps meet Katharine Miller as the suspense builds toward a continuation.

Morrison Katherine Miller Althoug € UN Fair God Lea

Brother of Local Man Captured and Held for Ransom

WASHINGTON Oct 23 The state department awaits word from the Mexico City embassy on W O Jenkins American consular agent at Puebla held by bandits for 150000 dollars. Mexican government has promised to rescue him and troops may be sent to aid efforts. Jenkins is related to H M Street financial manager of the Nut House company and recently divested Puebla holdings.

William O. Jenkins Puebla Mexico H. M. Street Nut House Company Jenkins Foreign Office State Department Washington Street Mexico City W. O. Jenkins

Clarence Johnson Begins Life Term for Murder in Oregon

Clarence Johnson started serving a life sentence for the murder of Mrs. Eunice W. Freeman, a W. C. T. U. worker, after pleading guilty. He killed her with a gas pipe on August 15, saying he feared she would send him back to San Quentin.

Clarence Johnson Portland Ore Eunice W. Freeman San Quentin

Amber, a scarce wartime product for Allies

Amber remains elusive to Allied supply lines during the war. Mined only in northern Germany, the gemstone proves hard to secure amid global disruptions and strategic blockades.

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