Warders Woman Killed Then Man Slain In Home Tragedy
Mia Magnus, daughter of a Los Angeles family, was killed in her Warders home by Charles Frieberg a former employee at the island navy yard. Frieberg then shot himself in the head. Neighbors noted his efforts to persuade her to run away. she refused. Officers found Mrs Magnus dead from a heart wound and a shot in the arm. Frieberg lay dead with pistol in hand. Parry Magnus and Mrs Magnus have long resided here. Mrs Magnus was born to Mrs Leaders of Los Angeles.
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United Press
Cal
Mia
Los Angeles
Charles Frieberg
Ieland Navy Yard
Frieberg
Friebern
Magnus Col Ae
Neigh
Magnuses
Parry Magnus
Cordelia
Rules for Market to Come Before Council
Proposed market rules would govern stalls under market sheds with numbered stalls to be drawn by farmers. Existing stalls would fill before wagons occupy Pike Street to ease congestion and fire access. Pedestrian access on the market to be considered at the committee hearing.
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Pike
Windowed gossip on gowns and social chatter
Marie describes elaborate gowns and satin coats in minute detail while Lucille teases her for talking fashion instead of meeting people. Marie exits in a huff, leaving the window scene filled with fashion talk and social banter.
New and Dainty Veils and Veilings Special-44 inch Satin Taf
Veils and veilings offered in an excellent assortment of colors priced at a yard 25c. Also advertised UNION SUITS in cotton merino wool silk and blends with prices ranging from 1.00 to 15.00. Text highlights multiple fabrics and weight classes available for immediate purchase.
Roosevelt Leaves Home for Washington in Holiday Closure
President Roosevelt abandons the summer capital and heads to Washington for the winter. Large crowds greet the departure in Bay, Illinois, as Mrs. Roosevelt and officials accompany him to the depot. The procession and train top movements suggest Roosevelt will assume duties in early fall, with W. K. Emien and Loeb in attendance.
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United Press
Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Prentini
Battie
Mevelt
Oyeter Bay
United
Wae W. Kemien
Loeb
Jersey City departure to Washington at 11 50
A brief report notes a person boarded the president’s party in Jersey City at 11 50 and departed for Washington, with no further details provided on purpose or itinerary.
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Jersey City
President's
Woman Regrets She Did Not Die After Suicide Attempt
Mrs. W. B. Neff of 2718 Frankiioay attempted suicide with 10 drops of chloroform in her apartment. Tenants heard her groans, broke in, and she was revived at Providence hospital. She told a policeman she regretted not succeeding.
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W. BK. Neff
Frankiioay
Providence Hospital
Candidates Tell What They Spent
Rob Hodge says he spent 59 dollars to break up the King County ring. He cites friends' printing and auto hire as additional costs. Charles H. Phillips reports 506 dollars (466 for printing). Other candidates list 44.72, 10, and 174.10 in expenditures for races and school posts.
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Rob” Hodge
King County
Hodge
Charles H. Phillips
H. &. Foster
H. F. Huntley
HK. H. Slaane
Salinas Student Linked to Notorious Crime Wave
W P Taylor claims Chas Boyle, a Hitchcock Military academy alum and son of Oakland landowner Henry Boyle, confessed to a string of crimes since last spring. The spree began with the National hotel bar robbery in San Rafael where 16 men were held up and Constable James Edwards was nearly fatally wounded. Boyle’s arrest prompted Sheriff Taylor to interview him. the youth reportedly confessed but offered no motive. His mother rushes to assist. he has two brothers who graduated from Stanford.
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Salinas
Cal
W. P. Taylor
Chas. Boyle
Hitchcock Military Academy
Henry Boyle
Oakland
Taylor
You
San Rafael
James Edwards
Tiburom
Victorila Armitage
Mra. A. Tucker
Ban ‘Ael
Hale
Boyle
Stanford University
City to Raise Funds for Cedar River Plant Upgrades
The city plans to raise about 200000 to install extra apparatus and wires linking the Cedar River municipal lighting plant to the city. The total needed is 414000, but four months of plant revenue, around 30000 monthly, can offset most of the cost. After the new year another 200000 is expected for internal service extensions. The plant’s finances are improving despite prior overdraws, and upgrades would boost capacity to 14000 horsepower, roughly 3.5 times current output.
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Cedar River
L. B. Youngs
General Fund
Beveridge to Speak in Washington for Republican Campaign
United States Senator A. J. Beveridge of Indiana will deliver a campaign speech in Washington around October 5 for the Republican party. Senator Piles reports plans for three speeches by Beveridge in Seattle, Tacoma and Spokane.
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United States
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Washington
Senator Piles
Piles
Seattle
Tacoma
Spokane
Canadian Pacific Engineers Threaten Shutdown Over Strike
Canadian Pacific railway engineers announce they will not operate engines beyond one more week if the machinists strike remains unsettled. They will present the facts before the Ottawa railway commission. The company plans a second ultimatum offering reinstatement under conditions.
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Winniperg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Railway Commission
Ottawa
Victoria Fair Opens With Full Entry On Provincial Track
The 1908 provincial exhibition opens in Victoria British Columbia with a slogan every act a feature. A full set of entries is scheduled in every event and horses from Vancouver and Seattle will race on the Victoria track marking a premier event in the province.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Vancouver
Seattle
Unitarian Dramatic Club Presents Seattle Comedy Event
The Unitarian Dramatic club with Raymond KE. Hurd presents a three act comedy titled Seattle in 1949 at the Unitarian church this week. Proceeds go toward paying the new pipe organ debt. Cast includes KE. Blaineman, Raymond J. Hurd, Clyde Hobart and many others with the Police Maids performing a special Noel feature.
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Unitarian Dramatic Club
Raymond KE. Hurd
Seattle
Unitarian Church
Sarah Pratt Carr
Mary Carr Moore
Rts
KE. Blaineman
Raymond J. Hurd
Clyde Hobart
Beassie Dart
Eisie Erickson
Mia
Davis Aggers
Lola Watson
Anna Appleton
Ninnon Adair
Elate Morse
Vera Ickes
Helen Jarrett
Laura Drum
Annie Ferrer
Frances Erickson
Gertrude Lotz
Loraine Kniight
Cecilia Borgatad
Katherine Gerham
May Wellington
Minnie Cross
Helen Swope
Helen Frasier
Irene Erickson
Mildred Wiltig
Jessie Calvin
Daisy Wilthe
Opal Adair
Lightships for Pacific Coast Voyage Begins
A six-ship flotilla sails from Tompkinsville for a 14000 mile journey via the Strait of Magellan to the Pacific coast. Three lightships and three tenders travel under Captain Albert Mertz U S N with the Manzanita flagship leading toward San Francisco and on to Portland.
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United Press
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
Strait of Magellan
Pacific Coast
Uncle Sam
Manzanita
San Francisco
Portland
Sandwich Islands
Engineering Department
Strait of
Juan de Fuca
Columbia River Bar
Albert Mertz
Will Fight Plan for Vaccination
Opponents of vaccination met at Theosophical hall and pledged to raise funds to oppose city health officials plan to vaccinate school children. Dr Steiner noted 55 percent of smallpox deaths occurred in vaccinated individuals, while Dr Davidson argued vaccination reduces prevalence and virility of the disease.
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Theosophical Hall
G. A. R. Steiner
H. J. Davidson
Treasury Statement Reports Receipts and Disbursements
Treasury figures for September 22 show receipts totaling 1,510,170 and disbursements reaching 1,980,000. The data originates from Washington D C and reflects the day’s federal cash activity.
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Treasury
Washington, D. C
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