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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1921

Page

8

Auto bandits held as suspects in city burglary case

Two suspects, Ralph Attebury and Hon Kathrens, were taken into custody after a prowler call. A gun was leveled at officers by Attebury as they questioned him, leading to a gunfight scare. Items tied to the thefts included a stolen King touring car, a missing front license plate, a lead pipe, skeleton keys, tobacco and stamps from Joseph Dunne's grocery store. Police link them to local robberies and the burglary of a store basement register.

Cap J. H. Thomas E. C. Griffin Thomas Griffin Ralph Attebury Hon. Kathrens C. W. Kline 42Nd Ave. S&s Attebury Joseph Dunne Dakota St Dunne

Youth, 17, Confesses Killing Eheart in Home

Indictment details a 17 year old boy who says he killed his 17 year old sweetheart after toying with her affections. He locked the door, shot her twice, then fled. Elizabeth Parse, related to the accused, was arrested and later released. The account concerns a wartime era juvenile homicide case in Serre Baute.

Serre Baute Ind le Wve Parse Elizabeth Parse

Picketing Case Denied Restraining Order in Washington

A Washington judge ruled it not unlawful for strikers to picket among coal mines. Pacific Coast Coal Co. opponents plan to appeal to the state supreme court arguing the decision is erroneous. affidavits claim miners and their children harassed non union workers at the mines.

Permanenty Strik Austin E. Griffiths Pacific Coast Coal Company State Supreme Court Griffiths Washington Coal Company N. D. Moore Supreme Court

Virginia Rappe Scarce in Ads as Local Theatre Draws Crowds

The Virginia Rappe film A Twilight Baby attracts large crowds at a local Virginia theatre despite nationwide bans on Fatty Arbuckle films. Posters feature Rappe's name to lure patrons, though her credit had not appeared in earlier advertising.

Virginia Rappe Fatty” Arbuckle Virgina Rappe

Development of Carkeek Park Discussed by Officials

Founders' day will be celebrated by the Seattle Historical Society meeting jointly with the board of park commissioners at Carkeek Park Thursday noon. Further development of the park near Sand Point at the north end of Lake Washington, deeded to the city by M. J. Carkeek with a reservation of a site for a building for the Seattle Historical Society, will be discussed.

Seattle Historical Society Board of Park Commissioners Carkeek Park Sand Point Lake Washington M. J. Carkeek

Everest Summit Temperature Believed Around Minus Sixty

Scientists estimate the temperature at the Mt Everest summit sits near minus sixty degrees. The extreme cold impacts climbers and equipment at the highest point on Earth.

Mt. Everest Zere

Arbuckle Manslaughter Indictment Shocks Court

Fatty Arbuckle faces a manslaughter indictment over Virginia Rappe's death after a booze party at the Hotel St Francia. The district attorney braces for trial while defense lawyers declare the case won as observers pack the court.

Arbuckle Duncan Matheson Matheson Virginia Rappe St. Francia Labor Day Mies Rappe Virginia Grand Shortall Miss Rappe Miss Pre Bambina Maude Delmont Lowell Sherman Arbnuckle Miss,Rappe Wakefield Sanitarium Forest Mitchell Prohibition Allence

Order Excludes Jitneys From Seattle Streets

Department of Public Utilities issues edict banning jitneys from Seattle streets. Five feeder buses to the municipal trolley lines were the only service operating on Wednesday after the state supreme court denied the jitney petition for rehearing.

Department of Public Utilities Seattle State Supreme Court

Gardner at Large on McNeil Island as Hunt Intensifies

Reports say Gardner eluded guards for nine days on McNeil Island. McMurray believes the fugitive remains on the island and growing desperate. A woman’s shoe imprint near Gardner sightings and a new fully provisioned rowboat raise hopes of capture amid island fears.

McMurray Gardner Gartner Impyn Murray Savidge Garnier Maloney McNeil Island Winters Point William Ellison Pain McNeil

General Pershing sails for France to decorate unidentified soldier

General John J. Pershing sailed from New York aboard the Paria for France to place the congressional medal of honor on the grave of an unidentified French soldier. He may visit London to honor the unidentified British soldier buried at Westminster Abbey and plans to stay in Europe only a few weeks.

New York Cien John J. Pershing France Paria London Weetminster Abbey Pershing Europe Mie Aiater Mies Jeanie Pershing

Harding to Golf at National Golf Club Near Southampton

President Harding and his party planned a golf outing at the National Golf Club near Southampton as the Mayflower remained anchored in Gardiner's Bay. The return voyage to Washington was expected to begin later today, with his brother James accompanying them.

New York Harding National Golf Club Southampton Gardiner's Bay Washington

Death verdict in child death from racing car crash

A coroner's jury ruled death due to bad driving in the crash that killed seven year old Anton A. Skibicki. The inquiry found incautious driving and speeding by J. W. Le Bon, who drove the car carrying Skibicki, and noted the lack of tail light on the track into which Le Bon's car crashed.

Skibicki J. W. le Bon LeBon

Bunco Man Cruse Arrested With Trick Card Device

Police say H. H. Cruse 27, arrested with his wife at Fourth Ave and Spring St, possessed a trick card holdout two decks engraving tool and acid dropper. Detectives continue to check his criminal career.

Bunco H. H. Cruse Cruse Fourth Ave Spring St George Teynolds Walter Dench

Textile sale notice at Work and Play Cloth

Advertises cloth listings including 15c wide 27 inch white ground fabric with stripes and 32 inch ginghams 20c per yard. Also offers dress and apron ginghams 32 inches wide in plaids and checks at 20c a yard, pillow cases 25c each, and unbleached muslin pillow cases 42x36 and 45x36 inches.

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Wouth Etheart Joseph Wizbitski Cleveland Jess Joseph Fatty Arbuckle Will O'Brien Brady Alice Blake Hoe Zey Pyvron Girl Miss Pyvron Grand Jury Cardner Bargain General Pershing Natl. Golf Club James Coroners’ Jury Anton A Bon Marché BON Marche Hunter’s Green Jockey Aloo Wallace Vestee Frances Grant Heverlo Arnold Gertrude Dr. Denton Nazareth Guatemala New England China Bon” Electric Irons Union Street
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