Submarine R-6 Sinks At San Pedro Harbor
Ten men feared dead from the R-6 disaster with as many as thirteen missing as rescuers work to raise the sunken vessel. The Samoa steamer stations a conning tower lie and air lines are installed while crews search for survivors and a court of inquiry is planned to determine causes.
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San Pedro
Cal
United States
Samoa
United Press Today
Herman C. Stickney
Pacific Fleet
Vincent Spaulsberg
Dreffen
Wift Seems
Spaulsberg
Admiral Stickney
Aeport
Eric Barr
Fall River Shipbuilding Company
I. R. Chambers
San Francisco
Navy
Mahoney Trial Drama Reveals Forged Signatures and Locked Room Intrigue
In a court scene, experts testify two forgers signed as Mrs. Kate Mahoney on power of attorney enabling James Mahoney to access property. A locked defense room door raises security concerns as Mahoney faces trial for his life and his sister Mrs. Dolores Johnson appears in the spotlight.
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Mahoney
Roneld
Johnston
L. B. Schwellenbach
Ronald
Dolores Johnson
Sdgee
Sara
Sara Maveeet
Patter Terson
Brandt
Kate Movers
Kate Mahoney
Mrs. Johnson
Falling Telephone Pole Crushes Man Near City
Claudius B. Gussey of 4819 W. Juneau was struck by a falling telephone pole on the old military road near the city’s north end. Workmen from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph were erecting the pole when it fell as he ran for shelter. He was rushed to Providence hospital in critical condition Tuesday.
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Claudius B. Gussey
W. Juneau Sr
Military Road
Gussey
Providence Hospital
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Arrested Man Charged With Auto Theft
Benjamin Christianson of Tukwila was arrested at Foster Monday night by Deputy Sheriff Tom Morgan and charged with stealing a $500 automobile from Miss Lucile Hoon on September 6. He is held in the county jail in lieu of $500 bond.
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Benjamin Christianson
Tukwila
Foster
Tom Morgan
Lucile Hoon
Leu
Punitive 20 Days Given for Petty Larceny
Marc Tavre alias Harry Harris pleaded guilty before Judge C. C. Dalton to petty larceny and received a 20 day sentence in county jail. He was charged with passing a worthless lease check on July 16.
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Marc Tavre
Harry Harris
C. C. Dalton
Tavre
Southard murder trial widens jury questions in poisoning case
Knoxville reports parents of William McHaffie plan to press charges against Mrs. Southard if acquitted of Meyer's murder. The defendant, linked to multiple husbands and a child death, faces a jury as witnesses from Missouri arrive. Prosecutors seek acquittal on the basis of lack of direct proof, not death penalty.
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Knoxville, Tenn
William Mo.Haffie
Miasouri
Edward Meyer
Southard
Bergdoll Matriarch Sues U.S. for One Million Dollars
Mrs Emma C Bergdoll files in federal court seeking 1000000 in cash stocks and bonds seized May 27 by Judge Charlies W Miller alien property custodian The suit argues none of the seized property belonged to Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the fugitive and that she is not an alien enemy and the seizure was illegal.
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Philadelphia
Emma C. Bergdoll
Grover and
Irwin
Charlies W. Miller
United States
Miller
Grover Cleveland
R Bergdoll
Bergdoll
Witnesses Describe Mahoney In Mortgage Investment Plot
Mahoney reportedly told of taking a Mrs Mahoney to St Paul and never returning. Walter Christy testified the Westcott Sedan was moved from dead storage on April 7 and later towed back to the garage where it remained. Morris Serf noted a payment on April 30 and his remark about marriage. Other witnesses said Mahoney sought to sell mortgages on Mrs Mahoney properties and to invest large sums of money after returning from St Paul to Seattle.
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John P. Wheeler
Edna
Fourth Ave
Mahoney
Dennyway
Mary Hyland
L. W. Hays
RE. P. Bohting
F. G. Law
St. Paul
Seattle
Rum theft arrests raise total to eleven in federal case
Federal warrants seize three more suspects in a wall street era booze heist valued at 40000. Worsham cites inside job links with Irvin who allegedly framed the plot. Names Cheever Rhodes Alberty, with Cheever a safe expert and Alberty noted as a recurring booze case arrestee.
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Wall
J. and
Elliott
W. P. Worsham
Momen
Frank Levin
Worsham
Irvin
Arthur Cheever
Jack Rhodes
L. C. Alberty
Lieut. Haag
Wis
Bert Orcutt
Vancouver
Wash
Cheever
Sahil Worsham
Tueetay
Federal Prohibition
Cow Lake
Waterfront Division
Arbuckle Seeks Resumed Testimony in Rappe Case
Al Semnacher Virginia Jappe’s manager demanded Arbuckle be allowed to return to the witness stand to refute district attorney claims of blackmail and to clear Roscoe Arbuckle of the charges in the Miss Rappe murder case. Semnacher confronted officials early in the San Francisco hearing.
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San Francisco
Binckmal
Frank Domingues
Roscoe Arbuckle
Brady
al Semnacher
Virginia Jappe
Semnacher
Arbuckle
Miss Rappe
Man With Shortest Name Is Arrested
Ahby 567 is arrested Monday night in the Northwest on open charges by Patrolmen George Reynolds and Walter Dench, with H A Mano proprietor of the St James hotel 210 Washington st, held on narcotics evidence. Mano allegedly rented rooms to dope addicts at 26 cents each and Wu accused of supplying dope. The case follows a grand jury demand by Semnacher for investigation into Dominguez charges with district attorney staff present.
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Ahby
Northwest
H. A. Mano
St. James
Washington St
George Reynolds
Walter Dench
Mano
Auto Bandits At Work Here
Two masked bandits in a high powered car robbed a Mt. Baker street car crew and a passenger, then hit a gas station on First Ave North and Mercer, taking $62.95 from Percy Tweed. An earlier street car robbery yielded $20 from Conductor G McGuire and $19 from passenger J T McConnell. One stolen car was recovered.
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Your Auto
Mt. Baker Street
G. McGuire
EK. Union
MacGuire
J. T. McConnell
Hunter Boulevard
A. F. Wahlgren
19Th Ave
Wahlgren
First Ave. N
Mercer
Percy Tweed
Rail workers vow to refuse wage cuts in nationwide vote
Chicago reports say railway men of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks will not accept salary reductions ordered by the labor board. They will not walk off the job. the vote shows strong opposition to the proposals. Vice President Murdock avoided endorsing a strike. Police recovered an abandoned auto connected to the incident.
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Chicago
United States To Labor Board
Brotherhood of Railways
Murdock
Alessa
P. G. Lee
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