The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 4, 1923, Page 9

DAY. OCTOBER PAGE 9 GERMAN CABINET ‘M-J’ Likes @qhESIGNS OFFICE President Stresemann Now Trying to Also, Has Chat With Form New Government Secretary Wallace ASHINGTON, ¢ at BY CARL D. GROAT 72" LQVER-ROBBER Poincare Attitude MAY GO FREE Approved in Paris ace hae Firms From Whom He Stole Will Not Prosecute A STILL Myster MISSING|ei"' bit’ |S AR. DEFEND “| THEIR ng that their « ber y had meant to Uecker, of the Stores Mut tective employed WALTON SEEK “FIGHT” FUNDS Oklahoma Governor Declares Election Illegal Walt moves t First Governor fin’ with t ( HERE'S MORE ABOUT | MURDER STARTS ON PAGE FACE CHARGE OF DEFAMATION Negroes Indicted by Grand Jury in Chicago HERE'S MORE ABouT | ACCIDENTS | STARTS ON PAGE 1 rwo HELD FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING a) KELS MAY ESCAPE of the Washing:| axsociat who the § she had mi form or an: The mystery has completely baffled his every effort to solve it. 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Prison authorities sa jens to try to starve th it Wax use the entire food supply for the pris. | on was in the kitchen, where tho! yruqceton, Mo. 4 men were intrenched. Food was brought from Princeton, Ky., about 30 miles away, to feed other prisoners today, \h All night prison guards, deputy fs and citizens, all heavil 1, formed a ring about the n. A few shots were ex | chang: Lights were kept trained on thé little fortress, to prevent an Jattempt at excape. ATTEMPT ON | LIFE FAILS | ‘Attempting suicide under mys | terious circumstances, Mra. Fred }Kerl, 54 15th ave, turned on the |was in her kitchen Wedne 6 |ning, after phoning to a ni |that she “was going away jasking her ccept a gift {was dis unconscious minutes r when the rushed to the home to find out why neighbor she was leaving. | Physicians from the city ho pital had difficulty in resusecitating her with a pulmotor She was confined to~ her home ‘Thursday |from the effects of the gus polxon Mrs. Kerl had plu a of windows and doors be urning on the gas jet She to give any reason for t jattempt to end her life, according to her husband |New Quake in Tokyo iC Near Pani |Causes Near Panic PEKIN, China, Oct, 4 A strong earthquake shock in Tokyo yeater |day threw the population into a |panie, a diapatch from Oxakn sald | today | ‘The people as the earth a repetition of the earthquakes of Jaat alao felt rushed into the streets tremor began, diane | fearing | trous ‘The shock wa. at Osnka dintinetly Dueling js roguining popularity . where, altho it in Wegal, “whiked ut” by the police, |Hartzell Plane Is men out, as Sperry, in hi PENALTY OF DEATH LINK WORKER WITH MURDER OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 4—Frank rker, held for tion with the rather nt } With this a |police this aftern the two women, » AIRMAN WINS PRIZE FLIGHT have nome ¢ believed to committed by women and may be SY. iF }able to throw additional light on jrant’s movements * McGuire, robberies have been § Louis efficle 4, it Was anno. labor lea » St. Louls le « passenger “ > satisfied with McG Jexplanation of his relattionship with} Grant Air Race Wi ir Beane) Winter | <1 Gon tn’ Jewsley u sii FOL dived by | Stolen by Thieves Walter E engine, fin-| OAKLAND, Oct. 4.—Thieves took flying | Jewelry valued at more than $10,000) after a forced entry of the store of Mareus Rice, located in the heart of |the business section here Tuesday, police announced yesterday. 8T. 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