Lower pay request hits schools as union engineers seek 10 percent cut
Unsolicited wage reduction demand presented to the school board by engineers custodians firemen and janitors of the Operative Employes union. Superintendent McNeal ordered a new pay schedule. the cut would save 40009 annually while claims cited living costs and anticipated price drops. The Friday session also discussed Junior Red Cross clinic plans and a citywide subscription for a school publication with fundraising through entertainments and rentals.
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W. R. McNeal
A and Grounds
Red Cross
Iowa
Skeleton solved old missing person case in Morgantown
In Morgantown West Virginia on April 9 authorities revealed a skeleton found in a mine shaft mouth identifies Frank Cartwright who vanished May 20 1909 at age 26. The remains show blunt force to the skull with signs of a killed in a fight and buried in a discarded mine. Detectives say two habitual mine scavengers may know more.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Frank Cartwright
Cartwright
Milwaukee Lawyer Earl Rose Held for Large Embezzlement Charge
Earl B Rose son of former Milwaukee mayor is under arrest in Seattle on embezzlement accusations involving cotton stock shares from Bank of Asia. A $2000 bail was set after Rose was apprehended aboard the liner Pushma Maru at Port Townsend. He faces a 10:30 a m Monday hearing before U S commissioner Robert C McClelland amid conflicting figures on total losses.
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Bank of Asia
Earl B Rose
David Rose
Milwaukee
United States
Seattle
Robert C. McClelland
Rose
Port Townsend
Bhanghal
Thomas Waters
U. S.S
Ball
Shanghai
Orient
Saunders
Half Interest in Sick Baby Pig At Center Of Affection Suit
In Waukegan Illinois on April 6 the defense cites a half interest in a sick baby pig as the total value of alleged valuable presents Wilmer Brewer gave to Mrs Mabel Clarke in a suit for alienation of affection by Raymond Clarke The pig and its squeal were produced as evidence.
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Waukegan, Ill
Wilmer Brewer
Mabel Clarke
Raymond Clarke
Exparte grass fiber paper cuts book weight in half
Researchers report that paper made from exparte grass fiber reduces book weight by about 40 percent compared with older volumes of equal size. The finding suggests lighter texts may ease handling and shipment while preserving durability.
1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles
Pedestrians reported injuries from auto collisions Friday. Mitchell, 26, suffered bruises from a car driven by Carrie St Ecklund at 18th Ave N and BK Prospect St. Baulett, 24, hurt when Jacobs’ car struck him at Railroad Ave and Columbia St. Ford, Lorane, bruised after Sherman’s auto knockdown at Fourth Ave and Union. A McDonald, 23, slightly bruised at First Ave and Pike St.
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Mitchell
Pacific Steamship Pees
Carrie St. Ecklund
N. 60Th Et
18Th Ave
Prospect St
Frank Baulett
Denny Way
W. J Jacobs
W. 45Th
Jacobs’ Auto
Baulett
Railroad Ave
Columbia St
Jacobs
Paulett
Rbaulett
Jacob Sherman
Lorane A. Ford
Fourth Ave
Union Et
Ford
Sherman
E. Terrace St
A. McDonald
First Ave
Pike St
Harding Ready With Message
President Harding nears completion of his first message to Congress and will address a joint session Tuesday. Domestic agenda includes tax reform, anti-tariff action, budget coordination, and support for a strengthened merchant marine. foreign policy details remain largely secret.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Senate
House
Dawes
War Risk Bureau
Soldier Relief
Board For Vocational Education
Publilc Health Service
Veterans’ Service Administration
Secretary of the
Treasury
Melion
Secon
Missing Relative Seeks Help From Readers
The Bureau of Missing Relatives asks readers to report missing person tips to The Star. Lawrence Larsen, 46, left home in December 1914 and is sought by his relative Mrs. Hettle Larsen, Box 1114, Yakima. Larsen has sharp features and grayish blue eyes.
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Moives
Star
Meadere
Mar
Lawrence Larsen
Hettle Larsen
Yakima
Wash
Weeks Seeks Authority to Sell Surplus Army Food Abroad
Secretary of War Weeks said he recommended to the Senate and House military committee chairmen that he be authorized to sell surplus army food to starving European countries. He noted a congressional ban currently blocks such sales.
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Washington
Weeks
Senate
House
Europe
Congress
Mountaineers Exhibit Guides Outdoor Skills in Portland
Mountaineers display at 208 Marion street covers dressing for woods wear weather packing gear and trips for hunting fishing and scenery. Photos of Northwest scenes on view. Friday night E A Neilson of Portland spoke about the 1921 Glacier Peak summer outing. Portland reports Major H W Arnold commander Matherfield California to pilot plane in race with carrier pigeons from Portland to San Francisco.
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Marion St
Northwest
E. A. Neilson
Portland
Glacier Peak
Ore
H. Ws. Arnoid
Matherfield
Cal
Piiot
Carrier Plagons
San Franciso
Caruso Finds Voice Still Golden While Convalescing
New York tenor Enrico Caruso, recuperating from surgery, demonstrates resilient vocal quality as he regains strength. Reports describe his tone as rich and clear, signaling a hopeful return to performance.
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New York
Fnaico Caruso
Baby Divorcee Hints at Remarriage After Unfun First Union
In Portland on April 9 Lucille Ross bared her story to United Press as America's youngest would be divorcee. She married Homer Ross at church after he wooed her abroad. the union soured when he pursued an affair with a fireman's daughter. She recounts his neglect and quarrels, and wonders if she might wed again after turning sixteen next month.
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Portland
Ore
Lucille Ross
America
United Press
Lucille
Homer JL. Ross
Homer
Calvary Baptist Church
California
Fireman
Momer
Lu ‘Eiilet
Births and Deaths in Beattie and Nearby Areas
Vital statistics list multiple births with names and addresses including Outen at 209 Maynard Ave and 727 Pike, plus several other newborns and parental guardians. A series of deaths follow with names and ages such as Water A 87 and Bernard Carico 25, plus note of marriage licenses among Beattie residents.
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Maynard Ave
Aillbrittal
Pike
Boy
Hoffman
Cedar Alle
Pee
Halland
Witeos
K. Py Ier
Beattie
Athena
Siet Ave
Gir
Perkina
Fifth Ave
N. W
Hatton, J
Bnael W. Kidetmar
Rosnoke
Galbraith
W. B
Bor
Plummer
Copeland
Stevens
Trl
Khuse
Ernest
N. Rewer
W. KR
Firet N. B
Coffin
B. le
Jackson
Edgar Et
Beirt Kang
Adequate Meat at Fair Price Coming
Chicago officials predicted adequate meat supply and steady or declining prices over the next six months. Beef prices were expected to fall while pork would stay at current levels. Waddell of Amour & Co cited a strong hog crop and limited export demand. Munnecke, a beef expert, stated the domestic market should enjoy ample supply.
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Packing House
Nk W. Waddell
Amour & Co
Waddell
America
Vv. H. Munnecke
Building Revival Hopes From Lower Lumber and Labor Costs
R W Winnedee president of the West Coast Lumber association says building waits on cheaper lumber and labor. He urges a 25 percent wage cut to spur a boom. He notes mixed signals from Chicago labor councils and expects brighter lumber prospects with a campaign for Pacific Northwest forest products.
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R. W. Winnedee
West Coast Lumber Association
Vinnedge
Chicago
Building Trades’ Council
Willedge
Pacific Northwest
Supreme Court Dismisses Claim in Auto Injury Case
Ellensburg doctor R. R. Prickard and client claim Injuries from an auto crash. defendant Hugh Pease, driving, rushed to aid a sick mother. The Washington Supreme Court dismissed the suit finding no remedy in the record.
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Olympia
R. R. Prickard
Ellensburg
Hugh Pease
Pease
Supreme Court
Dr Sun Yat Sen Elected President in Canton
In Canton, China, Dr Sun Yat Sen was elected president of the Chinese public by 218 votes to 4. The assembly passed a resolution recognizing the reorganized military element of Canton as legally in China. Great rejoicing followed with parades and fireworks.
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Canton
China
Sun Yat Ben
Lecture series on Seattle prices now on sale
A six lecture course for 2.9g and individual lectures are offered in Seattle. Tickets are on sale at the Arctic Building 414 or at box offices, available the night of the lecture.
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Bente
Arctic Building
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