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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1921
Page
10
A fundraiser asks residents to donate $5 to the Children's Orthopedic Hospital on Queen Anne Hill after Gov. Hart vetoed a $50,000 appropriation. Trustees and surgeons donate time, aiming to boost hospital funds and raise membership by 56,000.
School district nurses offer to receive pay for ten months instead of twelve. Dr Ira Crown head of the school medical department volunteers to reduce his $5000 salary by twenty percent. These reductions along with closing the dental clinic will save the department $29,000 next year.
The third annual automobile and accessory show opens at 1 p.m. Monday in the combined Arena and Hippodrome buildings with more than 150 models on display. The event features an Oriental fantasy décor, a show palace spanning a city block, and over 1,000,000 dollars in motor equipment. Mayor Caldwell will attend Tuesday afternoon to dedicate the exhibit, which is designed for easy access through a single door.
Fire inspectors investigate a blaze at 6649 Brook lyn Ave in a vacant one and a half story frame house owned by W. A. Baan. Estimated damage is $1000. Since the home was unoccupied, investigators note a possibility the fire was incendiary.
Frank Krausich a Austrian was arrested by Patrolman Pel Braillard Sunday night for circulating radical placards urging a boycott of a business that funded the prosecution of the L W W charged in the Centralia Armistice Day killings. He said a man gave him the placards and he could not read English.
The new state board of fisheries will prohibit commercial salmon trout fishing in Puget Sound after May 1. The season was extended from April 15 to May 1 to help fishermen recover financially from the policy shift.
Alexander Onelette of Port Angeles Washington reports he has never met his father Fred Arthur Qouelette who was last heard from in Seattle in 1906 as the Bureau of Missing Relatives issues a search notice.
The Young Men’s Republican club reelected its entire retiring slate at a Saturday night press club gathering. Officers named were president Thomas G. Hammond, vice president C Norman Dickenson, secretary Roy Coyle, and treasurer William Phelps Totten.
In Walla Walla George Cain returns to his restaurant to discover his automobile sitting inside the dining area after the vehicle was driven in by unknown means.
Annie Louise Carey a prima donna of 60 years ago died Sunday in Norwalk Connecticut. Her nephew Dr Harris B Haskell of 5216 20th Ave North East Berg informd this city.
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