The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 8, 1922, Page 5

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Harmle ommended by Ali Drussists, MURINE: Joa fous EVES SEATTLE STAR ‘BEAST MAN’ ON [i RAMPAGE AGAIN Appears at Several Homes on Election Night The “beast man” reappeared Tuenday night, terrorizing many women and in one instance attempt ing to force his way into a home where a woman with her baby lay {ll and unprotested, Police failed to locate the man after Mra, A. Dodd, 2449 W. Mo Graw st. had frantically phoned that he was breaking into her home ‘The thug fled when she called the police, The man appeared inst Bat urday and attempted in « similar fashion gain entrance to the houne time he threatened to kill Mrs. r Flourisht gun, the man next appeared a home of Mra. A. C. Taylor, 1603 W. 47th et. and held the neighborhood in tense excite ment for several minutes before the police arrived. A masked man armed with a pts. tol and answering to the description of the “beast man,” tried to break in the front door of the home of Fred Pigford, 601 2ist ave. When Pigford fatled to open the door the man ran around to the rear and hurled a stone thru a window, He i imbing inside when he heard Pigford telephoning to the police. He then fied. Beveral other districts of the city reported activities of the “beast man.” A double guard of police has been put on duty in suburban dis. tricts, HERRIN DEATH TRIALS START 48 Men Are Charged With Share in Massaore MARION, Il, Nov. &—Charged with aanault with intent to murder, 48 men, mostly union miners, went on trial today for alleged partici pation In the Herrin massacre. The men, part of 77 Indicted by « grand jury, are charged with killing Howard Hoffman, a young non-union worker, during the fatal mine clash at Herrin, Mi, more than four months ago, in which 33 men lost thetr lives On the outcome of the trial of these defendants will probably rest the fate of the other 39 men. MINNESOTA IS | NONPARTISAN ST. PAUL, Nov. &.—Increasing his lead an each additional precinct was counted, Dr. Henrik Shipstead, non- | | partiaan, today appeared to be victor over Frank B. Kellogg, republican, “strong man” of Minnesota, for United States senator Anna Dickie Olesen, first woman nominee for the senate, running on the democratic ticket, ran a poor third. ‘The vote in 484 precincts out of! 3.470 tn the atate gave: Bhipotead, 68.182 Kellogg, 41,527. Olesen, 19,808. Rev. O. J. Kvale, in the Seventh congressional district, held a lead of more than 2,000 over Representative Andrew J, Volstead and tndicatione were the father of the prohibition enforcement act would be defeated eee Montana Votes to Return a Democrat HELENA, Mont. Nov. §—Mon- tana voted yesterday to return a | democrat to the United States sen- | ate, according to figures available at an early hour today. In 584 precincts of 1,625 in the state, B. K. Wheeler, democrat, had potied $8,971 and Congressman Carl Riddick, republican, 28,691, in their |race to decide who would occupy | Democratic Senator Henry L. Myers’ | seat in the upper national house. | For congress, the First district gave Evanx, democrat, 16,420, and | Congressman Washington J..McCor ‘mick, republican incumbent, 13,371, | lead of 3,058 for the democrat. In | the Second district, Seott Leavitt, re. publican, polled 1 Moss, democrat, ; see [Donahey, Democrat, | Is Ahead in Ohio } COLUMBUS, Nov. & With one | third of the state out, Victor Dona hey, democrat, has a margin of 18, 555 votes over Carm! Thompson, per | sonal friend of President Harding, in the Ohio governorship race. Congressman Simeon D. Feas, re- | publican, {# leading Senator Atlee Pomerene, democrat, for the United States senate, by 15,000. ‘On the proposed beer and wine amendment the vote stood 884,566 | for and 378,999 against. ove Nine California Solons Keep Seats SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.—Nine congressmen in Calffornta out of 11 up for election will retain thetr seats. Nearly all of them were unopposed except by socialists and ran on both tickets. They are Clarence F. Lea, John EB. Raker, C. F. Curry, Julius Kahn, John I. Nolan, Henry 5. Bar bour, Arthur M. Free, Henry Z. Os borne and Phil D, Swing. Returns in the Sixth district indi cated that James H. McLafferty, re publican, has defeated Hugo Brunk, democrat. A close contest is still in progress between Walter 8. Linabor. ger, republican incumbent tn the eee Democrat Wins in Virginia Election CHARLESTON, W. Va., Nov. 8— Matthew M. 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