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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

BY the name Of Mrs. Bert Good
hue In spite Of the later nuptial
event
When questioned between courses
AZ the Washington hotel Thursday
Matt Dixon the natty eoiored hub
BY diaclaimcd all knowledge 81 his
wifc's marriage to aoodhne. but re-
marked that he knew all about It.
and uoOdhue had better stay away "
Further Dixon stated that Mrs..
Fannie 'GrAvelyn. as he says the
name should be spelled. was the
widow % one Gravelyn. who died
some time ago In the east Eliza
beth Graxelyn. a pretty miss still
IN her teens. IL a daughter By the
Noman's early marriage Trouble
over jacket that refused 70 fit
brought her into a Justice court
Friday. She wanted her money
hack. and she got t. Tailora Slim
mon and Coil. Of the Globe Tailor
Ing company. ITO second avenue
had 70 pay the original deposit Of
$40 and the additional court costs
During the course OF the testi-
mony she Firls mother awore that
she was Nra Bert Goodhue The
question nov arises. Who IL She
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12
NO SIGN OF
SETTLEMENT
BREWERY STRIKE CONDITION
IS UNCHANGED - BREWERS
WILL NOT ACCEPT FRISCO
TERMS

The local Brewers union. through
Peter Hanson. the delegate recently
sent TO California. and san Fran
cisco labor leaders has made over
lures FOR a settlement 81 the present
strike on the basis OF the contract
nov IN force between the san Fran
cisco workmen aud tho brewcries.
Manager Sweeney. Of the Seattle
Brewing a Mailing company has
declined TO make any settlement ex-
oept on the basis Of the open shop.
nine hours and the same wages now
IN force. Hanson probably conclud-
ed TO make such proposition 10
Sweeney after finding out that the
san Francisco unions considered the
demands Of the local union TO be
Unfair and would. therefore not
consent 10 place boycott on Puget
sound beer
I. y Christman, "a member OF the
executive committee of the strikers.
would not deny Friday morning.
that the union was asking for peace.
Neither would he deny that the
unions may yet encounter consider
able difficulty IN getting beer from
IA Spokane breweries, notwith-
standing the statements of Fred II.
r. Shade. representing one OF the
breWcries. that the beer would be
shipped here. The unions have been
trying for some time Co get the
Spokane beer here. but the local
brewery trust has been excrting
powerful influence to prevail upon
the Spokane concern not 20 aid the
strikers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12
CYCLONE IN 7EXAS

DALLAS. Tex MAY IA ey-
clone struck MARROW and Winnie
wood Ind Ter. at II o'clock today.
Great damage rs reported. Many
people we're injured and two Killed
AZ Marion
DALLAS. Tex. May "A wreck
was caused by q washout on the
Cotton Belt railroad east Of Dallas
today. II o. reported that three pas
sengers and two train men were
Killed
STILL ANOTHER
KANSAS CITY. May IA mes
aaRe at noon from Checotas. Ind.
Ter says IL Is reported that tor
agdo struck South McAllster today.
onualng much damage apd probably
loss Of Tie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

val What % you think Of
All shes my wife
Tsus SPOKE Bert Goedhue, for
~ a bartender A. the Cecil ho-
= snsr IN examination % the
-.r,noniAi records a. the auditors
.is.s several DAYS ago.
reere before him Ia clean Italian
.r.p, we're the names Of Fannie
safeirn. who. In company with
M psron. colered waiter a. the
WrAinx,Oa hotel had applied for
,arrlage license Ga April Is
lew tAe customary questionlng the
s,rss rlerk granted the license and
ssuf Two weeks ago the couple
srs married
aooahua Who claims 10 he the
rnans husband. then arrived on
4, see Whether be wlll take
Al alton IN the matter IS not
l,csa Il i not definitely known
"A Gaodhae and the woman we're
wsu nan snd wife bat sufficient
,uai i the way Of an cath ad-
mastered b. Justice P Y Davis
nidss morning during che hearing
"a petty eixil matter shows that
~ vomAn Who married the cob
nd waiter Is sill willing % go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12
CHICAGO
STRIKE

CHICAGO. May ~ with seven
deaths and scores 81 people Injured
the teamHteFs' strike today enters
upon the sixth week Of what has
been the moat stabbornly contested
struggle In Chicago labor history.
Apparently the strike has settled
into an endurance contest g as
both employers and labor leaders
declare the duration % the comtrn-
veray uill depend upon the staying
qualities % the other side.
The employers are Iuhilanf over
the display 81 the presidents big
stick which they feel certain wiii
have a salutary effect In curblnK
violence. and are proceeding with
the delivery of goods with non
union drivers on a more extensive
scale The hearing Of testimony 10
support eight injunction orders BY
Master In Chancery sherman con
tinued today
Charles Johnson. teamater. was
mistaken at midnight for a strike
breaker and sci upon by a crowd
al Twenty fourth and Wentworth.
lie saa badly beaten. one eye being
knocked ont. John ernnrd. union
teamster. was shot ga the hand and
thigh last night by a negro said
10 be uou-unIon driver In a de-
pariment store Bernard was a
strike picket.
Walter St Clair. eolOred. em-
ploycd by Armour & Co. was at
tackled BY = crowd OF strike sympa-
thizers. while on his way to work
this morning and seriously injured.
He was taken for a strike breaker.
The department stores are adver-
Using extensively FOR teamstera TO
"fiil permanent positions Most
of the advertisements state union
or non-nnion men viii bs accepted.
The employers today began 10 lay
of men on account Of lack Of
business brought about by the
transfers strike.
About a thousand pupila of the
Harrison school AZ Tweuty.third
and wentworth streets. went on a
strike today. when the Peabody
coal wagons arrived NJ the build
Ing 10 make delivery Some Of the
BOYS threw stones al the nan-nnIon
drivers which resulted IN q riot
call
Twenty-oue hundred police dep
utles went on strike duty this morn
Ing guarding 1000 wagons II Is
feared that return or brighter
weather today will be an encour-
agement for the strikers 10 resume
their diaordefly denominations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

NEW YORK. May i2.-Nan Pat
tefson was released from jail this
morning on her own recognizance.
Tier case will probably never be
brought 20 trial again.
Miss Patterson was taken before
Recorder Goff shortly after II a. m.
when District Attorney Jerome
made the motion on which she was
set free. She vas accompanied by
Counsel Abe Levy. Daniel OReilly
aud her father A. soon as she
heard the words which set her free.
Nan started for Leyy's office. To-
morrow she viii start for wash
ington to see her mother.
In ordering the discharge, Re-
corfer GOff said to Nan:
! hope that when you look back
on these experiences. you VIII be
constrained to lead a life OF ehas-
tity."
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Morgan Smith
we're arralgned an hour later be-
fore Justice Foster. Mrs. Smith
was discharged Smith was also
discharged but was Immediately re-
arrested and taken before Judge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

Norwegian songs and Lubsn'a or.
eheatra will furnish the instru-
mental music.
The celebration viii conclude
With a grand ball
Next Wednesday the celebration
will BE- continued at the same place
under the auspices OF the Morse
club The Norwegian aud Swedish
singing societies and the Seattle
tAsdsr kranz. comprising a chorus
~ 80 voices. vii furnish vocal
music Of a high order Judge X Il
Aibertson and Attorney Martin J
Lnnd wlil deliver addresses.
May II Il the Piat anniversary of
the signing Of the constitution by
which Norway became FREE Local
Sorsemen are already planning 10
have q monster celebration on the
Tooth anniversary In 1874 Den
marx. which then owned Norway.
attempted 20 eede the land Of the
vikings 60 sweden. Norway arose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12
AHighClass
Thug Is the
Gas Company

TO You. SEATTLE LIGHTING CO.
What's the trouble down 20 your shop anyway

~ A4"a4te ueNH - your SHOP anyway
What makes you hard upg
, ss,i, you must Be badly pressed for
pns % tss paois such as you doing at present
aoabeeross game without Inx detected ala your
Ton didn't have idea tn your many
.y submit 20 your Big IN wielay sandbaE without rails
ussd By the fellow who s,o even copper nom , 5
> H I'D he needed money ,
ne difference between the chap Who robbed the
while the man Who stole the seven espiS ven, - m 'as
Il you really need money Why don't you 90 10 the
Aasst business men have to do
you steal from your customers soak
: u0iels eurdened widow and 9th aloae'
~ 1 yoS are bound 70 s "a Tom all don't
twenty per or hi rv per cent or forty DER cent
h',sss IN our bills in thirty shown
Hor would like a business that would enable
nv ~ ms 70 raise your pr ices anywhere from twenty
n,ss ins sure that your euo would have the
That's Kind Of a lead pipe ench. isn't ~
cent h. & 80 man raised The price Of potatoes forty per
ss. f potato haze forty per cent you
s sgH would look mp another sroeery to trade with
m TIE = Seattle Lghng company holds the same position to
d, the impression II IL doing Vol favor b. f1rpisb
az, ~ sas u is badly msaken Just because
. ne reason Why It should No s
l. some unknown gas company boosted the
~ cause II raised the February those ~
@ then came balloon scenslon Of the March charfes
ones i 'p'h ''iA mneh larger than the March
.y ne Seattle Lghng mpany Of this and
fou are using
ree mem nat You ras In April ne
The January February March, tell
Wbs IN isnEef ne quantity Or grows
: Gle you the merry ba ha that. MI,
such nus on seventh Pike
sa ~ protest "a 81 the company up men
: IT, IT, W blur al investiga ting the PREMISE .
hng ali ngbt ea hat he gas range had been kept
nsa mo Ihen they Insisted dwelling con
; they a' one gas stove and when this denied
!, Bu, ,,.v g., SEARCHED THE HOUSE, :
> - ~ ulsy found no other gus atovet .
: ~ ~ Nnat are We consumers going m do about 40
mats The question ''s - N' a"O't ~
fba . A. least put that VIII convince the orpora
And that ria ~ easi rob ne on moderate scale
Nv nm =, SOME MORE GAS VICTIMS !
70 per cen, i,eh was F20. for April 500 than
hsrebf ,ineIease did az much gas In April ms
"sNifh' AllA First avenue
lyn March We paid t5gs AprI $500 We used ea gaa in
~ @aIeus-heatue Hat Factory Second aven- =
s s by ZOO April 1900 Hows that for being vie
hsaon flss sg that used leaH gas in Aprl?-ear
l.a p,, ior February $3.50. March $500. April $3.50
We iao Second wv, man IN preceding months,F 81 Spin
.ssa s iss March vas 1920 Apr 'ispr souner
tt4s444s4@44444
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

Cowlng on a body attachment is
sued June . last year BY Judge New
burger.
In making the motion District
Attorney Jerome said be felt that
his assistants had done their duty
and had acted efficiently. and that
he would have presented the case
in the same way. He recognized the
fuuiity Of the efforts 20 convict tho
girl lie said he had Information
which permitted Of no doubt that
there was uniformity Of opinion in
the jurors minds on three points.
namely: First, J. Morgan Smith
bought the revolver. second. Nan
Patterson took the revolver with
her third Bookmaker Young did
not commit suicide.
Mamie D. Riddle has filed suit In
divorce against Henry A. Riddle on
ground Of desertion: Katherine
Commit against Dante Commit, for
abandonment; May Nolan against
William Nolan. drunkenness and
cruelty; Peter MeGreEor against
Margaret MeGregor. incompatible
ity and desertion. Emma Braun
against Joseph Braun. cruelty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

Hundreds OF kilograms similar
10 the above have flooded the little
telegraph office here since the news
OF the terrible storm catastrophe
was sent forth 10 the world.
II is impossible TO answer each
one OF these pitiful inquiries. and
a complete list OF the tornado vic
tins Is being made up with all speed
TO be given 20 the newspapers.
Now that most Of the dead have
been gathered and the injured cared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

Is she Mrs. Fannie GRvelyn. Mrs.
nert Goodhue. or Mrs. Matt Dixon
Goodhue. at the auditors office. told
how he had married Mrs. Grnyelyn
some months before
\ furnished nice flat for her
AT the corner OF Thirteenth and
Madison. was compelled 20 be out
OF tho city. During my absence
this Is the way she treated me
Dixon firmly denies the charge
against his white bride. aud claims
that she ia being prosecuted BY
0oodhue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

officials consider n remarkable that
not more we're killed They believe
that II the dynamite had not ex-
pioded no one would have been
Killed
A eornonera jury viewed the
bodies yesterday afternoon. Testi.
moay ~ being taken today. The
city hospital Is still crowded 70
OVERLOOKING with wreck Victims
The explosions shook houses In
the vicinity, some OF which were
badly shattered a number Of peo-
pie we're injured by glass and ar
ticieH shaken loose by the shock.
Sam 3. Schubert, the New York
theatrical manager. died this
morning from injuries received IN
the wreck This increases the death
list 90 o. Others OF the injured.
who number 40. are expected to
die
II Is believed that n number OF
passengers were wholly consumed
by the fire which followed tho
wreck.
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were razed.
Al o'clock the storm was OBJ
served approaching. but the omin-
Gus funnel-shaped formation was
missing and the people believed,
from the sound OF the roaring. that
a severe hail storm was about to
hit the town. The sky suddenly
darkened, followed by a terrific
rain, which suddenly stopped. Then
came a death-like calm. aud then
the crash OF the tornado followed.
Buildings we're torn TO pieces like
paper, burying their occupants:
people we're caught In the streets
and hurled 10 death.
The air was filled with shrleks
OF the wounded aud the lamenta.
tons Of people looking for their
loved ones. Messengers were i'm.
mediately dispatched 10 Mountain
Park. two and a half miles away.
where the news was telophoned to
Hobart
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SNYDER. Okla. May 12.-Flre
followed close on the heels OF the
death-dealing tornado and burned
up what remained Of the buildings
upon one Of the business blocks.
Il Is believed that a number OF
bodies were eremated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

steel vas a sheet Of flame which
developed everything in a radius OF
a hundred yards and caught those
workmen who escaped the force OF
the explosion.
Tho injured were taken 20 St
Anger hospital OF these John
Boyd and Owen Bradley will die.
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NORSEMEN
To CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY or IspEPENp.
EscE or THEIR COUNTRY TO
Dc OBSERVED At MADISON
PARK

The celebration Of May IL. Nor
WAYS Fourth ~ July. viil begin on
Saturday niEht By local Norsmen
az the Madison park pavilion How
ard A. Hansen. local attorney.
will deliver an address the Nor
weEian Singing society will sing
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LAYTON. OKLA. May t2-Au-
other fierce storm struck the un-
fortunate town Of Snyder today
All the Temporary buildings were
blown down
The wires are down again and bat
a few mragrr details can be learned
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CUNNING FOR JUDGE

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. May Ia
ole Peterson, recently discharged
from the stcllacoom asylum. I'm
Washington. went cunning ycstor-
day mon Tor Judge Wiekersham and
other federal officers
Several United States marshals
CantTfed Peterson after a desperate
struggle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

ploded az II o'clock this morning.
Eight men were instantly killcd'and
II injured. two of whom will prob
ably die.
The big tank was completely
wrecked. aud windows were shat
tered for blocks IN the southern
section OF the city. The tank
weighed hundreds OF tons. and con
tanned thousands of cubic feet OF
Ens II was rent Rsundor. frag-
meuts we're hurled In every dlrec-
1 tllu Following the showers q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

HARRISBURG. Pa. May IA
thousand iaborers have been clear
ing away the wrecked Pennsyi-
vanla train and a grueaome task II
has been.
Not one whole body was recov-
cred Iva several cases only portions
OF the trunks were found
Under one Pullman ear lay ten
charred bodies.
Twonty-one dead and 100 injured
is the latest estimate The railroad
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Coming 40 suddenly after Wed
neadaY'H terrible catastrophe the
entire country 10 appalled, az the
Necund blow the town Of Snyder
has experienced
II II feared that the iose Of life
resulting from the seeond storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

SNYDER. Okla, MAY t2.-The
streets are gradually being cleared
Of wreckage aud order restored.
All the dead have been placed in
new Baskets and arrangements are
under way for a general funeral.
The injured. with the exceptiono
of those able 10 care for themselves,
have heen removed to Ration aud
Oklahoma City.
The relief committee will nieet
this morning 10 make plans for the
handling Of supplies and cash con-
trlbuted. The cltlsens have ex-
pressed a hearty determination to
rebuild the town.
The list OF identified dead Is 81
the estimated total Of fatalities il
.te' aiassALasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12
MYSTERY!

Ia hef might and secured a separate
constitution. although the arrange
msnt existing 70 the present day by
which a slnEle king rules both
countries, vas aceeded TO The
hinge authority over Norway is
nominal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

for. a conservative estimate of the
casualties places them at 100. with
$50 injured. 80 OF whom are in a
serious condition.
The financial loss Is estimated at
s350.000
Last night the wounded were re-
moved from the temporary hospital
and taken to Guthrie and Oklahoma
City.
Not more than score OF bnild-
ings remain standing and the town
Is badly In need OF money. appeals
for which have been sent to lead
ing cities in the territories. Two
hundred residences are demolished.
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HOBART. Okla. May 1.-THE
storm started near the Texas line
and extended In a northeasterly d.
rection for over 40 miles. Damage
was done at Altus, olustee and other
small towns and I'm the country.
The fatalities outside OF Snyder
number about %. Gov Ferguson
has ordered the signal corps OF ths
National Guard to proceed TO Sny-
der.
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DOUBLE MURDER

THREE FORKS h. e. May H.
Two brcthcrs. named Killings. were
found dead ln a cabin near chere.
one was terribly gashed and the
other had a shotgun beside him
Every evidence Of double murder.
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NEWTON. Kan. May 1.-THE
body of = man. believed 10 bc Her
bert Croker. son Of the Tammany
chieftaiu was taken from the san
Ia fc train here today aud placed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

PORTLAND May ~ United
States Judge Belllnger. who has
been ill for the past week. la sink
Ing rapidly Ills physicians state
that death ia n matter Of few
hours HE death may delay the
land fraud trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

la rArc Of a local undertaken The
body r. badly bruised.
u wah put aboard the train ~
Kansas City lat night by en- IN
Anaun negro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12
LATER

HARRISBURG. May i2-Three of
the dead in the Pennsylvania rail
road disaster were identified this
morning ms Miss Nettlo Robinson.
Cleveland. Charles y. Risonick.
Harrisburg. and Thomas Lewis.
Pullman car Conductor. Jersey CltY.
This leaves six bodies unidentified.
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. HARRISBURG. Pa May ~ 4
= Only n few OF the passengers =
. who escaped injury had any 4
= clothing on except their night =
. robes. and those who did not =
. secure accommodations pre- =
> sented grotesque Appearances =
. on the streets the morning 4
= after the wreck =
Many gave up their rooms 20 =
. women and we're discovered 4
= next morning walking the 4
= thorouKhfares clad In bath a
= robes and slippers. or overeoats =
= over their pajamas 4
= A soon as the citizens APP 4
= preeiated their predicament. 4
. clothes and accommodations 4
= were promptly furnished 4
R4HR RRHH RERsY y \
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FIRE FOLLOWS
STORMS FURY

FLAMES LICK UP ENTIRE BLOCK sNYDER-mANY BODIES
SAID TO BE cREmATEo-sUFFERlNeF FROM WANT FOOD
AND SHELTER NOW FELT BY SURVIVORS - GOVERNOR
TROOPS
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snE,s ONLY A WOMAN.

-ffa noon now. and court {,
q viii adjourn You get aomc /,
. lunch and talk some more this
. afternoon" remarked Judge I
q Ffhtsr 10 Mrs. Catherine Sci /,
= bers, a fair witness in q receiy- {,
4 srship case being heard before I
. him. Friday. ,
. Mrs. seiberE had talked 4
= without a stop fof breath. for 4
. % minutes during the morning 4
. session and the Judge thought 4
q she needed a rest. 30 he adj 4
q toufusd court. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

4 TELL THE GAS MAN 4,
= II you are one Of the May I
= victims Of the Seattle Light I
q ing company. call MP The Star I
. aud ask Tor the gas man I
Tell him about the boosting .
e of your gas bills. He'll DO the ,
4 rest. I
q Phonea-lnd b1s. Sunset 4
q Main 1850. !
q Help the crusade .
a. - A - 4 a
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fM "SPEGIAL GUUPUN In SATURDAYS STAR Will B GOOD
MYSTERIOUS Woman Claimed
By While Man and Negro


!.
raNsLENE
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EX RA!!
TOWN OF SYNDER
is STRUCK AGAIN.!

will be great. as there are scores
Of wounded In the temporary shelf
erh. unable 20 find places Of safety
CHICAGO. May ia-In the trial
Of Johan Hoch. the alleged bigam-
let and murderer. this morning.
Undertaken Sprelne. testified that
Il was impossible for anyone to
tampar with the fluid used IN the
preparation ~ the remains Of Mrs.
Weleker Hoch. that the fluid was
the same that Was received from the
St Louis manufacturer. who prcvi-
oualy testified that no arsenic Was
used IN lie manufacture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12
DEAD NOW
NUMBER Il

ARMY or MEN ENGAGED IN CIR UEsomE SALVAGE NOT ONE
WHOLE BODY FOUND sRls-TEH cHARRED coHPsEs
UNDER ONE PuLLMAN-HospIrAL OVERLOOKING WITH
WOUNDED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-12

All the school children Of the city
attended the symphony concert at
the Grand this afternoon. The con
cert Was given On honor % the
school children ~ Seattle.
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EIGHT WE'RE
KILLED

PHILADELPHIA. May ~ with
out warning one " the huge TANKS
of the United =. Ia, lmnroe
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FOR YEN VOTES TN TIVE TEACHERS CONTEST-WATCN FOR IT
Nan Patterson SetFree
BE Good" Says Judge
Actress Accused of Murder Once More
BreathS Air of FreedOm-WiII Return to
Her HOme"MrS. Smith Discharged
Husband Re-aneSted

$500 a 49, tttttttttttt ttttttttttt
believe that three points \
% Morgan Smith bought revolver.
~ Nan Patterson secured y
49, Caesar Young did M suicide
District Attorney Jerome n
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o'clock yesterday morning, and by
that time their wounds were in
bad condition.
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RA!!

UNFORTUNATE CITY RAzup sY SECOND cYcLosE-ALL TEN.
PoRARY SHELTER oEsrRoYEp--waEs pown-FEAR FOR
LIVES or SCORES OF WOUNDED
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10 whom Mrs Fannie Grsvelyn-ncrt Goodhue-Mau
nixon belongf Two eoored waiter the
, srnaer-both claim her As their wife,