Hart Wins Jap Photo Bride Again In King County Suit
A second divorce bid by Hisano Utsunomiya against Kinsaku Utsunomiya proceeds in King County Superior Court after Judge Hall denied the first suit on grounds of public policy. Prosecutor Dalton plans to protest, while Attorney General Thompson had earlier called the picture bride ceremony illegal.
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Hisano Utsunomiya
Kinsaku
Utsunomiya
King County Superior Court
Hall
C. M. Miller
Miller
Hanford
Cal
Dalton
C. C. Dalton
Fred C. Brown
A Philistine in Bohemia a New York tale of exile and social irony
In 1920 Doubleday publication excerpt sets a scene in Union Square and a New York boarding house. It mingles foreign-born residents, upstairs lodgers, and Kate Dempsey with the star lodger Mr Brunelli. The piece blends satire on nobility, immigration, and urban life with vivid portraits of landladies and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Union Square
14Th St
Italy
Poland
Upper Fifth Ave
Kate Dempsey
Land Jord
Katy
Mr. Brunelli
Brunelli
Missing U S Airman Found on Desert
San Francisco reports confirm Air Mail Pilot J C Eaton, missing since Tuesday after leaving Reno for Elko, landed four miles from the McGill smelters on the desert due to engine trouble. He was unhurt and the plane sustained no serious damage. Communication had been lost since Tuesday.
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San Francisco
Air Mail
J. C. Eaton
Reno
Nev
Elko
Eaton
Desert
McGill Smelters
Star Tennis Expert Weds Star Tennis Expert Weds
Gertrude Mary Schreiner and Sam Robinson married yesterday at the bride's Capitol Hill home. Father Brogan presided, with relatives present. The couple left for Idaho, where Robinson is from. Mrs Robinson, a Seattle tennis figure, holds the city title and Woodland Park crown and contributes tennis news to The Star.
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Gertrude Mary Schreiner
Fr. X. Schreiner
Sam Robinson
Nampa
Idaho
Capitol Hill
Father Brogan
St. Joseph's Church
Woodland Park
British Columbia
The
Star
Rio Grande Shift Leaves Mexican Ranch Owner Uncertain
Ramon Salazar awoke to find the Rio Grande, the U S Mexico boundary, had shifted overnight. His 200 acre Rancho Ya huachal straddled the border with the river now on the United States side, yet the ranch remained Mexico property. Officials note the shift is the largest in 20 years and does not alter the boundary.
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Brownsville
Texas
Ramon Salazar
Rancho Yahuachal
Mexico
Salazar
Rio Grande
United States
Death Nearly Snatches Baby In Front Of Bread Truck
Mike Colagronsi, year old son of Joe Colagronsi, was playing near Massa's bread truck on Irving Street when the driver started the vehicle. The wheel scraped his scalp, missing a fatal crush by inches. He was taken to City Hospital and is expected to recover with scalp loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Colagrosal
Joe Colagronsi
Irving St
Mike
Mason
Massa
Calagrossi
Deer Heads Sell Low at State Auction in St Paul
At the Minnesota state capitol the fish and game department auctioned mounted deer heads confiscated last year for eight dollars each. A sales clerk notes the purchase could amuse visitors, then becomes a bragging topic around the fireplace as residents recall northern woods hunting adventures.
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ST. Paul
State Capitol
State Fish and Game Department
Birk
North Woods
Jail two for toting concealed weapons
Carrying concealed weapons was the accusation against A. Tizon 25 and EB. G. Wildman 22 arrested at Terry Ave and Howell St by Patrolmen C. Anshus and J. Jorgenson Wednesday night.
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A. Tizon
EB. G. Wildman
Terry Ave
Howell
C. Anshus
J. Jorgenson
Want Ads in The Star Offer Daily Fresh Opportunities
Read Them Over It makes no difference where your interest lies as Want Ads in The Star grow daily. The best way to stay posted is to read the Want Ads every day and advertise your proposition to attract interested parties without delay. Most News Best Ads All Clean.
FLEEING MAN CHARGED AFTER MERCHANT PATROL SHOOTING
W J Logus 29 faced disorderly conduct charges after a dramatic pursuit in the city. He was halted by gunfire from a merchant patrolman near Fifth Ave and Priest while fleeing with Herbert Luteman 26 and Hazel Teel 21. Logus was jailed Thursday after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Logus
Logus
Herbert Luteman
Hazel Teel
Fifth Ave
Priest
George Holmes
Holmen
Logue
MacSwiney Weakens as Hunger Strikes Draw Attention
Lord Mayor MacSwiney shows reduced strength and weak breathing as Sinn Fein denies feeding efforts. News of the case sparks broad interest with hundreds of letters to his wife while Cork hunger strikers remain in poor condition and unlikely to be freed.
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London
MacSwiney
Cork Hifnger
Egg prices rise again on wholesale market
For the second day in a row eggs push up wholesale costs. Thursday retailers pay 70 cents a dozen for ranch eggs and 68 cents for pulleta, reflecting a about two cent rise.
Hartley Beaten by Late Votes in District Nomination Sweep
Uncertain primary results resolved by late counts showing Gov Hart renomination by about 6500 votes. Hartley trails, Spear edges Ferm, Starwich leads for sheriff, Coyle dominates lieutenant governor race, with several judges and treasurer seats settled. Precinct totals across multiple districts finalize numerous nominations.
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Gov
Hart
Republican Party
Matt Star Party
Matt Stagwich
Ferm
Spear
Ronald, Hall
Gilliam
Tallman
Dykeman
Frater
Austin B. Griffithe
Otto W. Brinker
HARTS
Hart Resting Cruise After Campaign
Governor Louis F. Hart, fatigued by the campaign, is cruising Puget Sound with friends. He left Wednesday for a brief rest and is expected to return to Seattle Friday evening.
County Officials Show Strain After Election Day
county officials in the county city building appeared tired yet relieved after elections. Deputy Auditor Spear twitched while Deputy Sheriff Starwich wore a broad smile. Prosecutor Brown missed the hour, Justice Brinker seemed ethereal, and Judges Smith and Allen showed blown hopes. Sheriff Stringer was unseen as incumbents muttered about voting correctly.
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Spear
Matt Starwich
Fred C. Brown
Otis Brinker
John Stringer
Bill” Gaines
Frank Hull
George Grant
Tom Dobson
Claude Ramsay
Horror Scene Described By Reporter At Wall Street Blast
A United Press reporter on the scene five minutes after the explosion on Broad and Wall describes mangled bodies, shattered windows, and blood across sidewalks near Morgan and Bankers Trust. Eleven injured women and men, including a girl with a severed forearm, are noted among the wreckage.
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New York
United Press
Broad and
Wallata
Wall St
Morgan Concern
Trunk murder suspect held in Montevideo arrival
Eugene Leroy, sought as the killer who shipped a Detroit victim’s body to New York in a trunk, arrived in Montevideo aboard the British steamer Dryden and is being held.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Eugene Leroy
Detroit
New York
Dryden
Thousands of Christian Girls Seized Into Slavery by Turks
Dr Isaac Yonan, famed Persian educator, told Near East Relief members at a conference luncheon that more than 100,000 Christian girls are held in slavery by Turkish forces in the Near East.
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Near East
Isaac Yonan
Near East Relief Association
Water main improvements asked for by city council
The utilities committee on Thursday recommended appropriating 50 000 dollars for betterments to the city water main system.
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Council Utilities Committee
Sta
Explosion in Wall Street Area Blasts Morgan Office
A massive blast in New York’s financial district near J. P. Morgan & Co. injures many and kills several. Authorities consider two theories: an accident from a wagon loaded with nitroglycerine or a timed bomb. Morgan officials, including William Joyce, are identified among the dead or injured. Morgan is temporarily unscathed, Morgan buildings suffer extensive damage. The stock exchange suspends deliveries until September 20.
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New York
Financial District
J. P. Morgan & Co
Broad and Wall Sts
William Joyce
Morgan
W. F. Patcheson
New York Explosion Probed as Possible Plot Reach
Justice Department reports point to a potential plot behind the New York explosion. Investigations focus on an international angle with federal agents and 5 000 detectives from multiple agencies cooperating. Palmer to receive all reports. Flynn heads the federal probe in New York.
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Washington
Partment of Justice
New York
Military Intelligence Bureau
Iav
Neal
Bureau of Investiga
Department of Justice
J. P. Morgan * Co. of
U. S
Treasury Department
Post Office
Bureau of Immigration
Palmer
William J. Flynn
Department
Detroit Police Deploy 56 Detectives to Guard Financial District
Commissioner James Inches ordered a 56-detective squad to patrol the Detroit financial district at noon. The move follows the explosion in the New York financial district and aims to prevent loitering and screening of all callers in the area.
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Detroit
James Inches
Detroit Financial District
New York Financial District
Automobile license 24246 N. J. issued to Dunham Beedon
State records show the license 24246 N. J. issued to Dunham Beedon of 1718 South Third East Street South Orange New Jersey. The number is linked to the automobile demolished in the explosion near the Morgan offices in New York.
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Trenton
N. J
Dunham Beedon
South Orange
Morgan
New York
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Bohemia
Doubleday, Page , Co
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Say
Ramon
Death
Qai
UU Lute
Hartley
Starwich
Auditor
Gov. Hart
Roland H. Hartley
King County
Weasley L. Jones
Col. Inglis
Forest Hudson
Erickson
Wee” Coyle
Coyle
Northwest
French
Lamping
Gellatly
Coman
Stringer
Babcock
Clifford L
Joel Warren
Ferguson
H. P. Rude
Paul Houser
Thomas F. Murphine
Geo. T. Erickson
Pliny Allen
Ralph Knapp
George Meacham
Frank Manogue
C. BE. Hughes
Robt
Grass
Adam Beeler
Adolph Behrens
E. H. Guie
A. Trippie
Morgan House
Wall «St
Sub-Treasury
Arnay
Wall and Broad Sts
Bankers’ Trust
TRUNK
Joyce
T. W. Joyce
Poe Joyce
Morgan Building
George Whitney
T. W. Lamont
Dwight W. Morrow
Elliott Bacon
Broad St
Dunham Beldon
Beldon
J. P. Morgan
Europe
Junius Spencer Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Broad
Wall Streets
Manhattan
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