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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
3
In the June morning mood on The Street, Sidney Page weighs a future without Joe Drummond. K Le Moyne, gray and solemn, grows closer to Harriet’s circle while Aunt Marriet plots a saving path for the Pages.
Oliver T. Erickson writes to dispute an editorial claim that he supports moving the city utilities department and endorses preserving the county city building. He recounts proposed moves affecting the eminent domain commission weights and measures boiler inspector and civil service commission, argues for keeping departments in the county city building, and notes concerns about funding and public service priorities.
Sidney proposes practical support as she faces an uncertain future and a hospital training path. Le Moyne promises to stay and help, while the two navigate engagement rumors, family needs, and the pull of real life on the distant Street. Dr. Ed and Max Wilson loom nearby as possible fixes.
Washington April 10 More 91st Division men aboard the transport Calamares due in New York about April 20. The ship carries Maj. Gen. William H. Johnston and units including field staff headquarters ordnance medical detachments and Companies A to F of the 116th engineers plus military police and train headquarters. The Sierra bound for New York with an April 18 arrival carries the 144th machine gun battalion units and detachments of the 143rd machine gun detachment along with military police and convalescent detachments.
Morris G. Mullen of Mallard Iowa enlisted in the engineering corps after war declaration and served in the Fifth then Fifteenth Engineers. He landed in England two years ago and has been in France since, helping the 15th engineers build a 65 mile double track railway from Verdun to Sedan. He attended Carnegie College in Pittsburg when war broke out. His father P HM Mullen reports he is in Bordeaux, France and hoping to return home soon.
Clarence L. Reames special assistant to the U S attorney general and W A Blackwood state chief of the Minute Men will be principal speakers at a public meeting at Port Blakely hall Friday night.
Jean Lorenz of 1019 Bb. Pike at is out 1150 dollars and a Rh. W. box after approving a fake car sale offered by Fox. Lorenz deposited the funds at the Menard hotel and later a clerk received a call ordering the money handed to Fox. Lorenz reported the incident to police Wednesday night.
Advice warns against harsh soaps and shampoos that dry the scalp and brittle hair. Recommends plain refined coconut oil as a gentle cleanser, using one or two teaspoonfuls with water to create a rich lather that cleanses dust and dirt without residue. Coconut oil is inexpensive, widely available at pharmacies, and suitable for the whole family.
A hotel guest was told by phone that his money had been handed to Fox under instructions. Loreng denied sending the message. Police could not locate Fox by Wednesday night.
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