OIST Vets in Reunion Here Today
Powder River division veterans from World War I gather in Seattle for the second annual List Division Association convention. More than 500 delegates expected with a zero hour banquet at the Masonic club rooms and speeches led by Lieut. Gov. W. J. Coyle. Memorial services Sunday honor dead comrades and a Bremerton visit follows. Notables include Admiral Hoogewerf Brig. Gen. Charles Muir CBD W. Davis and Gov. Louisa Hart’s representative Clark V. Savidge.
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Argonne
Meuse Argonne
Powder River
Seattle
List Division
Battle Front
Butler Hotel
Argonne Wood
Mprionville
Gesnes
Landrecourt
Masonic Club
W. J. Coyle
Association
Seattle Baseball Club
Bremerton
John A. Hoogewerf
Tauget Sound
Charles Muir
Camp Lewis
W. Davis
Idaho
Washington
Louisa F. Hart
Clark V. Savidge
Trial reveals Kate Mahoney teeth fit alleged corpse
Dr. Clark testifies the lower dental plate and attachments found in the trunk match Mrs. Kate Mahoney and that the jaw in the morgue is her jaw. Witnesses identify clothing and body features linking the deceased to Mahoney while detectives recount trunk contents and morphine poisoning testimony.
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Douglas
Mahoney
Margaret
Willis H. Carson
Koepfil
J. P. Clark
Lumber Exchange
Dr. Weed
Mra Mahoney
Koepfi
15000 Ex-buddies Gather for List Division Reunion in L A
Fifteen thousand former List division fighters were seen in Los Angeles for a two day reunion. The largest contingent came from San Francisco led by former 363rd Infantry members. Mayor James Relph headed the group aboard the steamship Harvard as Mayor George E. Cryer gave a formal welcome to the visitors.
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Los Angeles
List
San Francisco
363Rd Infantry
James Relph
Harvard
George E. Cryer
Los An
Powder River
Durand's Second Insanity Trial Underway in Everett
In Everett on September 24 Dr. W Durand renewed his insanity case before a jury after a prior panel found him sane. He had been jailed for throwing stones through his wife’s windows and has not yet consulted an attorney.
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Everett
W. &. Durand
Durand
Man Burned In Explosion At Flag Station
Fred Woods, 38, a lagman for the Great Northern Railroad Co., was seriously burned Saturday morning when a stove in a flag station at the foot of Columbia Street exploded. He was partly paralyzed and could not escape as the building caught fire. He was rescued by trainmen and city firefighters and taken to City Hospital in critical condition. In Grand Junction Colorado Jimmy Gordon climbed a painter's ladder to tell Charley Smith he disliked his work. County hospital surgeons say Jimmy will never look the same again. Charley will finish the job in a month or so.
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Fred Woods
Lagman
Great Northern Railroad Co
Columbia St
Woods
City Hospital
Grand Junction
Colo
Jimmy Gordon
Charley Smith
Charley
Jimmy
Tacomans
Arthur Rust
Rust
van Amburgh
Arthur
California
Mr. Rust
Tacoma
Big Tacoma Mill Adds Third Shift
The St. Paul mill in Tacoma will operate a third shift for the first time, with a new crew of 65 men starting a late night shift Monday. The move aims to clean up a backlog of inferior grade lumber that must be cut at once despite a recent rise in business.
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Tacoma
Daugherty Probes Ku Klux KlanOperations with New York DA
Attorney General Daugherty met with District Attorney Hayward of New York to discuss aspects of the Ku Klux Klan inquiry in the East. Officials say the talks may guide possible grand jury action.
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Washington
Daugherty
Ku Klux Klan
Hayward
New York
Seattle Chosen as 1922 VFW National Encampment
DETROIT Mich Sept 24 Seattle today was chosen as the 1922 convention city for the 23d annual national encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The veterans have been in session here all week.
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Detroit
Mich
Seattle
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Attempted Safe Blow At Downtown Restaurant
Patrolman L P Applequist found what police believe is an attempt to blow the safe in a restaurant at 904 Howell Street. Investigators theorize John Sella, a suspected safecracker shot in the foot by Patrolman Moore Friday morning, may be connected with the incident.
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L. P. Applequist
Howell St
John Sella
Mafecracker
Moore
Cala Convicted Slayer of Publisher Sentenced to Life
Salvatore Cala was found guilty of killing Daniel N. Kaber, wealthy publisher, in Cleveland. He received a life sentence at the Ohio Penitentiary.
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Denver
Julius Westein
Louie P. Pardue
Cleveland, CO
Salvatore Cala
Daniel N. Kaber
Ohio Penitentiary
Tennant Grills “Mystery Man” Atkinson in Jail
On the fifth day of imprisonment D L Atkinson 29 faced Captain of Detectives Charles Tennant in a two hour interrogation. Authorities probe possible links to James F E Mahoney who stands trial for the murder of Kate Mooers Mahoney. A rumored sister described as a “mystery woman” is sought by police as part of the inquiry.
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D. L. Atkinson
City
Atkinson
Charlies Tennant
Tennant
Mahoney
James FE
Kate Mooers Mahoney
Lee Johnston
Douglas
Woman Shoots Down Woman and Ends Her Own Life
Miss Mildred Hanan, heiress to a shoe manufacturer fortune, lay in a grave condition at Long Island College Hospital after being shot in a Brooklyn street by Mrs. Grace Lawen, who then died by suicide. Investigators probed jealousy over a secret infatuation with John G. Borland, Miss Hanan’s companion, or fear of a threatened friendship breaking up, with no clear disclosure yet.
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NICW
York
Long Island College Hospital
Mildred Hanan
Brooklyn
Grace Lawen
Mra. Lawes
John 8
Borland
Miss Hanan
Mia Hanan
Oil Strikers to Persist Picketing on Bakersfield Highways
Walter Yarrow, adviser to Bakersfield oil workers, told United Press that picketing on local highways will continue. He said a report that protests were called off is untrue and that private cars will not be stopped except to follow vehicles believed to carry strike breakers or booze.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Law and Order Committee
Walter Yarrow
United Press Today
Law and Order
Butler Entertainers Here Big Show to Start Sunday
Caprice Ardenne, famed coastal dancer, and Walter Emerson head a five performer troupe with eight chorus members in The Show of Shows at the Hotel Butler cafe. John F. Savage, proprietor, toured producing centers to assemble the act. Emerson will supervise program changes through the season. The show debuts Sunday evening.
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Caprice Ardenne
Walter Emerson
John E. Savage
Butler Hotel Cafe
John F. Savage
Confession Start Signals Kidnap Plot in Tacoma Case
The article details Van Amburgh forcing Arthur Rust to write a ransom note, the boy's temporary detention, and his release after Rust reportedly telephoned his father. It notes Van Amburgh's war decorations and the acquittal amid claims Rust orchestrated the deed.
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Puget Sound Iron and Steel Company
VanAmburgh
Rust
Arthur
Puget Sound Iron and Steel Co
van Amburgh
Murder Verdict in Hatfield Feud Mine Warfare Case
J C McCoy convicted of murder in the first degree for killings linked to the three day industrial battle in Williamson West Virginia last May. Jury recommended mercy and he faces life imprisonment. McCoy is Randall McCoy’s grandson, a Hatfield clan leader, and is the first to be convicted in the Mingo county mine warfare case.
Seattle Day Brings Pep to Yakima Fair
Seattle visitors energized the Yakima State Fair with pep and brand names, while Beattie Day highlighted the event. The Seattle delegation toured the fairgrounds and business district, enjoying hospitality from the local Commercial Club.
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Seattle
Yakima Fair
Yakima
Beattie
Sound
County to Pay Less to State This Year
King County will pay $41,208 less in state taxes this year. Last year’s assessment was $3,995,796, while this year’s total is $3,954,588.
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King County
Purse Snatcher Escapes After Robbery on First Ave
Mrs N Holmes of 6729 Jones Ave reports her purse containing eight dollars snatched Friday night on First Ave. The thief fled into an alley before police arrived.
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N. Holmes
Jones Ave
First Ave
Eastern Bankers to Arrive Today in Seattle
More than 500 bankers from New York and Ohio were due to reach Seattle Saturday en route to the 47th annual convention of the American Bankers Association in Los Angeles. Tom Capener, one of six prisoners who escaped from the Klamath Falls jail, surrendered to the sheriff Friday after nearly freezing in the open.
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New York and
Ohio
Seattle
American Bankers’ Association
Los Angeles
Klamath Falls
Ore
Tom Capener
Roundup Derby Feature at Pendleton Racetrack
Pendleton Oregon September 24 The Roundup Derby headlines today with a six furlong race around the track offering 500 purse 250 to the winner Mysterious Girl the favorite and four entrants including Grayson Elmer K and Our Leder Twelve riders enter semi finals in bucking contest seven steer roping and ten bull dogging semifinals decide three or four riders to reach the finals for the world title and 750 prize later today
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Pendleton
Ore
Mysterious Girl
Eddie McCarty
Grayson
George Drumheller
Elmer K
F. &. Legrow
Our Leder
Lincoln high schoolmate’s husband during acquittal era
Testimony at the trial was true and in strict accordance with the facts in every respect. Shortly after his acquittal, Van Amburgh married a socially prominent Lincoln high schoolmate. It is reported they have gone to a distant place to start in life, with the location kept secret for now.
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van Amburgh
Lincoln High
Tastes Here Vary During Liquor Raids Report
Three men were arrested Saturday on liquor charges. Russell Colbert, 28, an engineer. Rudolph Kiavein, 43, an ironworker. and Yaga Nygani, 37, a hotel proprietor at 210 Occidental Ave, allegedly possessed bonded whisky beer and grape.
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Russell Colbert
Rudolph Kiavein
Yaga Nygani
Occidental Ave
Night of Riots Sweeps Belfast Amid Armored Car Patrols
Corops of armored cars patrolled Belfast after a night of rioting that spread through a city district. Gunmen fired from doorways as crowds surged along main arteries and order was restored only when troops with Hotchkiss guns moved in. Casualty figures were not yet known. A bomb in Harland Street triggered the violence, with fighting continuing into dawn and snipers remaining in vantage points as rioters fled. In London, Lloyd George proposed a new Sinn Fein settlement formula aimed at both sides without concessions, hoping De Valera would accept while maintaining his stance on Irish delegates as a free nation.
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Belfast
Bet
Harland St
East Ride
Newstons Road
London
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
British Patrols Seek Arms on Irish Steamers
Dublin dispatch says British patrols secretly search Irish ports for incoming steamers. Passengers report ships have been searched and authorities claim arms are being smuggled to feed republican drilling. Rumors of an outbreak among republicans rise as tensions grow.
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Dublin
Fein
Republica
Gompers Urges Global Labor to Demand Disarmament
Washington reports Samuel Gompers president of the Federation of Labor urges labor worldwide to demonstrations for armament limitation on Armistice Day November 11. He wires Britain France Italy and Japan urging support for fullest possible disarmament to foster international peace and goodwill and to influence Washington conference outcomes.
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Gompers
Federation of Labor
Labor
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
American Federation of Labor
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