The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1920, Page 2

\ DENCE TIGHTENS Charge to Be Placed {t Elon Smith, House Dynamiter Suspect Cinching evidence that will result ‘@ charge being placed against Smith, carpenter, for the bomb: of the home of F. RK Shong, ‘agent for the Chicago, Milwau @ St, Paul raitroad, at 215 Bel fave, N. October 25, was ob- today, when check showed the gun found near the house the bombing belonged to Smith, Capt. ©. BE Tennant said Smith purchased the gua Claire, Wis, November 29, Capt, Tennant declared th Still maiutainga bis inno x ‘ ether links in the chain of ev.) against Smith are, actording Capt. Tennant, that he wrote threatening letters, and that ‘Was working in a powder factory week before the explosion. 4A bomb was thrown thra the window carly in the morn irt Not to Shimmy at Ball T onight, |No, No! Neither Will Miles Poindexter Nor. M’reece Thompson! No, no, lady; positively no, jot Shimmy ing will not be permittedpat thé governor's ball at the Hippo drome tonight! Governor Hart does not Tike ¢o shimmy her does Senater M0 | Poindexter, who will be present, npe } Adjutant General Maurice (nv nounced M'reece) Thompson, the gor- ernor’s bodyguard. Ducks do net care for the water, lady. | | the hoatilities ended. The alleged murderer talked freely to the police Me said he had suspected his wife of unfalthfulnese and had warned her what would happen if she didn’t joenee “her bad tricks.” Lotiano maid he laid off from bis work In @ steel company's plant here yesterday to follow his wife, Hoe hired a taxl, he declared, last night and trailed her to 4 restaurant, where he found her in the company of a man and two women. “I forced her to accompany me from the restaurant and to get Into the taxicab,” Lotleno told the police. “We dfove to ith and Alder sta., where we got out. After I paid uf driver, I turned and saw my wite running away, I ran after her and ‘whea I overtook her threw her to the pavement aod shot her, I am wholly t blame, No one cise is re | @ponaible.” ey oe “DIABOLICAL” | ci S CRIME CHARGE ; Mra. Hart will be there, and Miss IN GEORGIA Ells Hart, the governor's daughter, MAOON, Ga. Nov, 50--With tur. as will many other notables, includ! ther arrests In connection with the ing newspaper reporters and the a) alleged murder of Fred D. Shepard, chestra. Wealthy peach grower, expected Tt wilt be a severe dress affair,| hourly, the case became more com. evening clothes and fourquart hats! piteated today with the declaration |@ensily obtainable’ to newspaper m-| of Dr. F. Hugene Elmer, husband of HERE’S MORE ABOUT KILLINGS STARTS ON PAGE 1 the house and endan- the lives of four people. Smith BShong adjusted a claim of his porters and disappointed candidates at the costumers), The newspaper men will be the hosts, Tennant said that an tnvesth | of Smith's sanity will be $93,000 ROBBER “LQOT IS FOUND fyled War Hero Is in For the first time since Chief Seat tle presided In the executive man- sion @ governor's ball will be held 1p Senttic instead of in Olympia, the state capital, and under the auspices of the Seattle Press club. -|Much Work Awaits Congress Monday WASHINGTON, Nov. %.--Com | mess, Upon reconventng next Mon- | day, will find on the capitol steps « use pile of demands for new legiala- tion. Altho congressional leaders have | Stated that the next session will be “| ao short that there will be little time }tor any Wégisiation except the regu- ¥. lar appropriation billa, undismaytd + | Fepresentatives of scores of organi sations are arriving here dalty to tell what ought td do. i seilel [i i ae ee ee F one, of the four prisoners, that Shep- ard undoubtedly had been poisoned, “When the truth ia known, every. body will be utterly astounded,” El. mer stated. “Developments will come within a week which will shock all because of thetr diabolical nature, Shepard was poleoned.” Mrs, Agnie B. Cutts, wife of Ekiridge Cutts, prominent attorney of Fitegeraid, Ga., the fourth to be arrested in connection with @hepard’s death, was lodged in the Bibb county Jail bere last night. FAIL TO,FIND HUNTED WOMAN IN HAMON CASE ARDMORE, Okla. Nov. 10..Pub Yc vindication of her husband will be sought by Mra. Jake L. Hamen, Wife of the republican national eom- mMitteeman and millionaire off king, who died from a bullet wound here Friday, according to the widow's et THE SE ope cand and en the unitteeman Mrs. Mamon, indo date to succeed her hi republican national |from Oklahoma meeting of re) Hamon's funcrat yeat olared her willingtess to)}make the run, Her selection, she would be & repudiation of t urge that her husband had been slaln by hiv former girl secretary, Amith Hamon, wife nephew. ‘The whereabouts of the qrocuned Woman continued a mystery) today A tp that she was getthng ber mall at Post Falls, Idaho, waa inva stigat ed by offictals. ; Bureau of | Missing Relatives ot Raemuinnen of Millet, Alta, Canada St writes that he was an Odd Fel How) and had money in some bank tn F. Breeton Smith, exsergeant, first clans, pecond detachment alr servis, writes! from 115 Lincoln ave, High fend Park Manor, New Brunswick. N. J. (to the Chamber of Commerce, secking to locate Sergt. 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