Dalmatia Man Arrested In 1920 Mine Murder Case
Sheriff’s office reports George Rasovich, once living in Black Diamond, was arrested in Novi Dalmatia on July 1 for the 1920 murder of Peter Chalovich. Rasovich fled after the killing over moonshine theft, with a $1000 reward issued. Extradition proceedings await governor's approval.
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Dalmatia
George Rasovich
Peter Chalovich
Rasovich
Chalovich
Black Diamond
Matt Starwich
Starwich
Serbia
Wenatchee
Kate Mahoney
Fourth of July Fight at the Pen Inmates Recall Big Swede
Mahoney recalls a Fourth of July event at the pen where the Big Swede, a famed fighter, challenged all comers. A man named the 'shine' stepped forward to fight him, and the match ended with the Swede on the ground while the shine remained unscathed. Mahoney hints he believes he will not hang.
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Shine
New Coxey Army to Move in Trucks to Washington
Urbain Ledoux arrives in Washington with about 100 jobless men gathered in Boston New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. He plans to load them into motor trucks and take them to the White House then to the unemployment conference seeking an audience.
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Coxey
Washington
Oxey
Urbain Ledoux
Boston Common
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
White House
Divorce Suit Filed Over Alleged Nine Year Fraud
Mrs Malinda Beams aged 54 of Vancouver filed for divorce from David M Beams aged 82 claiming nine years of alleged fraud by her husband. The suit was filed on Saturday.
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Vancouver
Wash
Malinda Beams
David M. Beams
Mahoney misdeeds and lake search described in trial notes
A witness recounts April to August events around James Mahoney and Kate Mahoney. Details include travel to Wenatchee Wilmar Seattle and a lake bottom trunk drag with divers Mapes and police reassignment. Letters to family and jewelry are identified as Mahoney family items.
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Great Northern
Jim
Kate Mahoney
Wilmer
Mahoney
James K. Malloney
Jane
Dick Matler
Ae Gnan
Lake Union
Mapes
Wiimar
Minn
Reattie
Meath
Columbia
Meattie
Mahoneys
Baker
Firet
Ted
Nora Mahoney
New Maker
Tor & 1
Frye
Wenatches
Wines
Patterson
Jimmy Mahoney
Idaho Trial Opens in Murder Case of Mrs Southard
The Twin Falls hearing centers on Mrs. Southard charged with poisoning her fourth husband Edward Meyer and alleged earlier poisonings of three former husbands and a baby. A 75-man venire and 127 summoned witnesses fill the court action as jurors await testimony on past fatal cases.
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Southard
Meyer
Twin Falls
Accused Woman Has Had Five Husbands
Twin Falls Idaho report outlines Lydia Southard known as Lady Bluebeard who faced trial after five marriages ended in death or mysterious circumstances. The timeline lists marriages to Robert Dooley 1912 and Edward Dooley 1915, William McHaffie 1917, Harlan Lewis 1919, Edwin Meyers 1920, and Paul Southard 1921 with each spouse dying or implicated.
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Twin Falla
Idaho
Lydia Southard
Bluebeard
Southard
Lydia Trueblood
Robert C. Dooley
Keytonville
Twin Falls
Edward Dooley
Robert Dooley
Paul Vincent Southard
Los Angeles
Arbuckle Trial Recital Describes Pains Before Surgery
In the courtroom Arbuckle is linked to Miss Rappe through medical testimony. Dr Beardslee describes assessing internal injury and the need for surgery as he notes blood in Miss Rappe's bladder samples. The scene includes the arrival of Minta Durfee and Arbuckle, awaiting the morning court session.
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Flappe
Miss Rappe
Bambina Maud Delmont
Beardslee
Arbuckle
Minta Durfee
Toscoe
Minta
Los Angeles
Customs man is arrested here in open inquiry
Police and federal customs agents held Frank Irvin a Pier 1 customs inspector and L C Alberta a 62 year old salesman in communicado on open charges. Both were arrested by Detective W B Worsham and guarded by authorities as a mysterious probe unfolds.
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Frank Irvin
Pier 1
L. C. Alberta
Irving
Alberta
Second Ave
Virginia St
W. B. Worsham
McIntosh Arrested in Frisco on Mann Act Charge
Milton B. McIntosh former Seattle Chamber of Commerce foreign trade bureau head was arrested in San Francisco on a secret indictment for Mann Act violations. He allegedly transported Agnes Campbell from New York to Seattle. Bail set at 2000, remanded to marshal custody.
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Seattle Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
McIintosh
Agnes Campbell
New York
Seattle
McIntosh
Attempt on Polish President Fails. aide wounded
In Warsaw on September 26 an assassin opened fire at President Pilsudski, missing him. Count Grabowski, the president's aide, was wounded. The attacker reportedly tried suicide after the act. Pilsudski, elected in 1919, rose from nobility to socialist leadership.
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Warsaw
Pileudski
Poland
Count Grabowski
Wmileudski
Woman Doctor of Note Passes Away
Dr. Mariette Mareh Armstrong a prominent Northwest physician died at her Seattle home 620 43rd Ave Saturday morning. She was recognized as one of the foremost physicians in the Northwest.
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Mariette Mareh Armstrong
Albert J. Armstrong
Seattle
43Rd Ave
Northwest
Assessed Valuation Falls in County in 1921
County official Frank W. Hull reported a drop in King County's 1921 total assessed value to $304,840,267 from $907,267,731, a decrease of $2,627,364 caused by lower real estate values and a general reduction across property classes.
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Frank W. Hull
King County
Nile Temple Initiates 150 Amid Burnt Sand Ceremony
One hundred fifty men were initiated Saturday night by the Nile Temple Ancient Arabic Nobles of the Myatic Shrine. The ceremony unfolded on the sands as new members entered the fraternal order.
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Nile
Myatic
Portland Pastor to Move Chicago Church Call
Portland reports Dr. Josh Stansfield, five years at First Methodist Episcopal Church, has accepted a call to Cabe Memorial Church in Chicago. He plans to depart for Chicago around October 11.
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Portland
Chicago
Josh Stansfield
First
Methodist Episcopal Ch
Cabe Memorial Church
Stansfield
Bon Marché Autumn Silks and Silhouette Dresses Ad
Store hours 9 a m to 5 30 p m announce new autumn silks for chemises dresses tunics and frocks. Canton crepe tunic blouses priced at 2 75 a yard in brown jade tan gray and black. Gown satin and 40 inch Canton Crepe offered in brown black navy and other colors.
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Bon Marché
Copenhagen
Pattern Cloth Sale Reduced Prices Expressed
Ad lists reduced mercerized pattern cloths sized 68 by 69 inches or 648 by 82 inches, with price points 3.75 and 4.25 dollars respectively. Note wording varies but indicates discount on pattern cloths.
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George Rasovitch
Mrs. Lyda Southard
Carrie E. Hewett
Mra. Beams
Beams
Teyel Aa
Althe
Dura
Baltic
Milton B. McIntosh
Frisco
Foreign Trade Bureau
President Pilsudski
Navy
Union Street
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