VACANCIES AND SERVICES LISTED IN SEATTLE STAR ADS
Classified items include civil service examinations with pay $1,400 to $1,800 and eligibility for women over 17, plus job opportunities, watch repairs, piano work, shipyard and timber labor, and real estate listings across Seattle area. Names such as J Leonard and locations like 1129 Washington DC surface among many notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Washington, DC
Washington
D. C
Loughney
Weisfield
Aion
Pine St
Subdivided 400 Acres Near City Water and Streets
Fifty acres and larger tracts with village water to each, some improved with small cottages, offered by Puget Mill Co land department. Visit ranch office at 248 W and Spokane Ave, Seattle transit routes Fauntleroy Alki or West Seattle, one mile to Pigeon Point. Open Sundays for tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saime
Edwin Bhckern
Firet Ave
Arden Acres
Woodland Park
Brick Highway
Nick-Watroub CO
Maine
Marion Bik
Lake Plurten
Cooper Willis
A. Cohan & CO
Marion St
Weetattle
Kirkland
Phinney
Wood_land park
Columbus
Capitol
Country Club Road
Queen Anne
R. Cc
Culver
Pike Market
Interba District
Ballard
Buick
Renton Comfort Station
American _ Bank
Spokane Ave
Fauntierey
Seattle
Pigeon Point
Real estate and business listings with multiple properties
A dense page of classified ads lists farms for sale 10 and 30 acre tracts near Yakima Grandview and Mabton Washington, waterfront property near Beattie plus stocks bonds and a suburban shoe repair business for sale. Also includes patents finance offers and a general hardware circular with Alaska Pacific Northwest procurement details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
Grandview
William Johnson faces charge after assaulting patrolman
In police court Monday William Johnson threatened to punch Patrolman Dan Twohig. Johnson, appearing sober, claimed the incident stemmed from drunkenness and age. Judge J. B. Gordon imposed a ten dollar fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Dan Twohig
William
Twohig
J. B. Gordon
Claims filed in federal court over Goldsboro loss
Two $5,000 insurance claims for the steamer Goldsboro lost in Puget Sound on September 14, 1920 have been transferred from a superior to federal court. Joseph Bernbaum, as signee of the United States Importing and Exporting Co., owners of the Goldsboro, asserts claims against Great American Insurance Co and Home Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Puget Sound
Joseph Bernbaum
United States Importing and Exporting Co
Great American Insurance Co
The
Home Insurance Co
Robert E Capers Back in Town Amid Seattle Ties
Former assistant United States district attorney Robert E Capers returned to Seattle on Monday, greeting old friends while having spent time in San Francisco exploring business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Capers
United States
Seattle
Capers
Frisco
Poison crisis as husband and wife clash ends in suicide attempt
Sam Winck a 97 year old sailor is recovering in city hospital after ingesting oil of cedar in an alleged attempt to kill his wife who planned to file a complaint accusing him of threatening to kill her. Black a hotel watchman drinking poison after failing to mediate a dispute with his wife also rushed to hospital. He threatened her with death when peace talks collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Winck
City Hospital
Poke
Black
Harvester
Loring
Fourth Ave
Pike
Mra. Black
Jail Time Delayed Until Dan Deary's Boat Sails
In police court Judge J B Gordon orders Dan Deary to remain jailed until his boat is ready to sail. Deary argues this is only the third offense, but the judge counters with a longer detention to await the sailing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gordon
Dan Deary
Packers Will Pay Em 7 Cents a Fish
Final settlement of the wage dispute between the Alaska Packers association and the employees was announced. The fishing fleet will sail for Alaska waters in about two weeks. Workers accept 7 cents per fish plus $150 for the voyage, down from 9 cents and $200 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Alaska Packers’ Association
Tte
Alaskan
City Moves to Buy Georgetown Water Plant
The city drafts an ordinance to purchase the Georgetown Water Supply Co. for 1000 dollars and cancel about 2000 dollars in bills owed to the city. Thomas J. L. Kennedy, assistant corporation counsel, notes the transfer of the facilities to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown Water Supply Co
Thomas J. L. Kenned
Whic
Georgetown Corporation
Gets Thirty Days to Get Off the Dope
Police Judge John B. Gordon gave Roy Graves a thirty day period and a one hundred dollar fine to attempt sobriety. Graves acknowledged years of drug use and vowed to try to straighten out within the allotted time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Gordon
Roy Graves
Graves
Directory of Seattle Attorneys and Businesses Listed
A constrained directory listing for Seattle area services includes attorneys at law Frederick P Gorin and Reynolds, patent services, accounting, chiropractic, cleaners, cement work, dancing, loan services, and various trades. Addresses span Burke Ride, 806-47 Central Building Seattle, and other downtown locations. entries note consultation, repairs, and financial services with contact phone numbers. The text features numerous names, firms, and trades with scattered old addresses and rates.
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Frederick P Gorin
Seattle
Wash
N. W
Washington, DC
Reynolds ME
I Reynolds
U. 8
Lyon Ride
Billott
Pierre Harnes
East 269
Fields
Whisky auto headed here
Everett police traced an auto loaded with liquor to Seatt le and alerted Seattle authorities. Officers guarded northern approaches to the jetty but the vehicle did not arrive. Police suspect the driver hid the load in the woods.
Plan Publicity as Strike Substitute in Open Shop Fight
Denver April 11. AFL leaders consider a publicity plan to oppose open shop. International Typographical Union official John W. Hays says a year long campaign costing 2,700,000 will fund two pages monthly in over 200 daily papers and one page monthly in eight national magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
American Federation of Labor
John W. Hays
International Typographical Union
Hays
Teen Ted Benders Held On Open Charge In Spokane Murder Claim
Ted Benders 14, arrested by Spokane police on an open charge and held while investigators test his claim of knowing the killer of Mina Anna Webber a decade ago. He alleged a Miss Bain of Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane had evidence. He also claimed past caps in Montana and other cities. Police are verifying his statements and checking authenticity of his tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Anna Webber
Spokane
San Francisco
Ted Benders
Bender
58Th Ave
Tf. B. Davis
Montana
Miss Bain
Sacred Heart Hospital
Third and Pike to Open Sunday After Rail Repairs
Street traffic will be routed over Third avenue and Pike t beginning next Sunday Railway Chief D. W. Henderson announced Monday. The corner has been closed to car traffic for some time because of extensive track repairs.
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Third Ave
Pike «T
D. W. Henderson
1921 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles
Summary of pedestrian auto incidents: W E B Getz of 3422 Wallingford Ave struck a man alighting near Rainier Ave car barns. John C. Ludeman 41 of Dobbins Packing Co struck on FE Marginal Way near Dawson St. Gus Magnus 63 painter of 719 N 82nd St charged reckless driving after a street car pass. Mrs Catherine Glass 917 James St bruised after being hit by car near Providence Hospital. A G Lopez 38 of Bryn Mawr injured in motorcycle skid near Fremont Ave and Ewing St. pedestrian involved said to be A Whitney 2512 Alpha St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bearning
W. EB. Getz
Wallingford Ave
Rainier Ave
John C. Ludeman
The
Dobbins Packing Co
J. Venstrom
Foster
Dawson St
Gus Magnus
Painter
Lopez
A. Whitney
Alpha St
Fremont Ave
Ewing St
Railroad Man Is Shot in Fracas
George F. Wagener a Vancouver Washington railroad man lies in an emergency hospital with a bullet wound to the chest after a downtown Portland shooting incident. Capt J G McClelland a Spokane Portland and Seattle railway special agent is a fugitive from the police after an all night drinking session with Wagener. Wagener expected to recover as detectives search for McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
George FE. Wagener
Vancouver
Wash
J. G. McClelland
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
McClelland
Wagner
Warner
Land ownership dispute over land Walker sues Adams
Hugh Walker sues H B Adams in Judge Calvin Hall's court claiming the land received differed in value by 3726 dollars plus interest. Adams acted as agent for M B Callender, owner. Walker previously sued Callender and Adams in 1917 with the supreme court upholding the nonclaim regarding Callender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh F. Walker
H. B. Adams
Calvin
Hall
Adams
M. B. Callender
Walker
Adama
Supreme Court
Callender
Uninvited Amsterdam Man Stows Aboard Seattle Tanker
Sijard Cornelis Jansen, 18, of Amsterdam, was found hiding aboard the American tanker Tippecanoe on Saturday after its arrival in port. Discovered after leaving the home port, he was put to work by officers. Deportation proceedings are in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sijard
Sijard Cornelis Jansen
Amsterdam
Seattle
Cornelis
Draw Ordinance to Quit Fire Station
At the request of Mayor Caldwell an ordinance to abandon the fire station at Terry Avenue and Alderst was being prepared Monday by Thomas J L Kennedy assistant corporation counsel.
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Caldwell
Terryave
Alderst
Thomas J. L. Kennedy
Amazing figures on farming travel time savings
The article claims automobiles let farmers cover distances in far less time, stating one farmer would save 375000 years annually versus 500000 by horse and bogey. By auto the saving is 375000 years and the time required drops to 125000 years. It adds a note about gold being malleable.
Ignorance and Hope Shape Our Existence
A remark on how a measured amount of ignorance sustains enjoyment while hope stands at one end of a pin and disappointment at the other, reflecting on the balance of feelings in life.
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Hope
Disappointment
Negro waiter held as thief in hotel and shop loot
F B Griffin 68 a negro waiter and father of nine was jailed on charges of stealing silverware linens and clothing worth nearly 1000 from Bears Roe buck Co and Hotel Washington Annex. Detectives found the loot at his home after a Sunday arrest near Sixth ave N W and W 68th St. Griffin formerly worked at Sears Roebuck and Hotel Washington Annex. He says he bought the items. police waited to search until after confirming his employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Griffin
Walter
J. C. Wickman
Bears, Roebuck Co
Washington Annex
Griffin
Sixth Ave
N. W
W. 68Th St
Worsham, McGraw and
Freeman
Hotel Washington Annex
Sears Roebuck
Lieut. Wickman
One Per Cent Sales Tax Is Proposed
Washington April 11 The special session of congress opened with bills proposing abolition of the national railway labor board and moving its duties to the interstate commerce commission A 1 per cent general sales tax was urged in a Mott New York bill replacing the excess profits tax Steenerson Minnesota proposed shifting third and fourth class mail to parcel post rates
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Washington
National Railway Labor Board
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Representative Tincher
Kansas
Aegenta
Representatve Steenerson
Minnesota
Armed bandit robs Chinese restaurant in Ellensburg
In Ellensburg a masked thief robs a Chinese restaurant of 55 dollars as diners eat. Police collect few clues and search the area for the suspect in this midweek incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seattle Star
Pibienes
Seventh Ave
Beattie
State OF Washington
Phese Mata Gek
Northwest
Star
Ming
Abe
Second Ave
Seaboard
T & Ut
Rhodes
Civil Commission
Arctic Hearts
Mit
West
Forwil Service Examiner
Washington, D.C
Smith
Kasener Renton
N. BE
Cenbriqueting Co
Atock
Stafford & Schwarz, Weisfield
Wtarion Wasxten
Atoire
F. Gerdocio
Harvard
Dier
Brvnch
Ford Desiren
Express Rainier
Cail Hrainier
Aetners
A&86
Redmond
Wetter
Curtis Bron
Royal
Sam
Maton Watch
Holses
Rome
Gan and Electric
N. W. Keya
Billett
Manhattan Apts
Howell
Ride
Belmane
Rainier Beach
Rainier
New Arlington Hotel
Stevens Hotel
Elliott
BR Williams CO
Flrat Ave
Alaska Fur Co
Madison Cogan
Othe Farm Mtg
Worae- Power
Dottlers
James
Lyon
En Tires
Acme Paper Shop
Estern Mattress Co SR
Hasenall
Capitol Sage
Gevenin
Main
Sidney
Millwood
Kavanagh Hats
Kin County Game Commission
North
N. B
S&s. W
Lake Burien
Rainbow Shingle CO
Edmonds
Chevrolet
Hargain
Chalmers
Ron Ood
Toylaton Ave
Itaker
Ballard Pallard
John M. Dahley
Market St
12Th Ave
W. de Burien
West Seattle
H.C. Peters
Romnes
Central Agency, Inc
Broadway and Pike
East
Alberta
D. McKay & Son
Elnora
Alta
Tor Aiie
Mehihorn
Casey Short
Sedro-Woolley
Mt. Vernon
Achoola
Brerrete Ranch
Aiaereecs
Goodfellow
Railway Exchange
I. C. Peters
Whird Ave
Oakland
Rei Srpc
Pught Mill CO
Land Dept
Larme Lake
Carter
PasPqnaty
Columbia
Elliott Beto
M. BE. Poyrbon
Market St. Ballard
Ralph C. McAllaster
Alaska Pet
Coal Seaver
Columbia Red Metal
Liberty and
Victory
U. AL PP
Cherry St Main
Mr. Frazier
Port Angeles
Pacific Northwest
Lewis Levy
Hehiing
Ave
Annet
Pusiness Efficiency Department
Associated Invent CO
Crary
Alaskangineering Commisnion
Post
Huilding
Ikan Engineering Commission
Custom House
Francisco
Calli
Dole
Nurab—Mies
Willeskeen
Seattle Star Directory
Attorneys-at-Law
Burke Ride
Certified Public Accountants
Hansen & CO
Leary
Rob Turner
Haight
Jennings & Jennings, Grad- Ates of
Palmer School
Denny Dg
Kenwood
Len Jeasons
Stevena
Ith & Pike
May Dinn
Dunk A K CO
Firat Ave
Ae F. F. Bawards Edwards
Squan
Kalseminingee
Noason Adlein
Ron Sear Tal
Econd
Madison
Rata Bilahe
Kasey
Hodes
Netain
R. BB. Sarwent
Bil
Monumenta
Puget Bound Marble & Granite Co
Island
Virginia
W. Edmunds
Fraser-Paterson
John Btrain
St E
N. Freer
Len
Atornades “Sherpa
Spannenberg
4Th Ave
Cyrena van Gordon
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Miss van Gordon
Whisky Auto
Everett
Third
Lon Chaney
Priscilla Dear
Mike” Silva
Harold Lloyd
Sears-Roebuck
Laff, the Tailor
I 106
Colgrove
Colegrove
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