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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1920

Page

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San Diego Cultural Pageant and Air Flight Spectacle

San Diego hosts a day of mixed pageantry with Sir Oliver Lodge and Luck Johnson visiting, plus a Welsh prince addressing locals at Juana. Crowds witness 13 biplanes flying in formation along the coast, a testament to modern exploration alongside historical landmarks near Ramona and the old mission.

San Diego Siir Olver Lodge Sir Oliver Luck Johnson Jack Tia Juana Sam Juana

Artists Ray N and Frank Godwih Dine Through Trip

April 14 in Philadelphia yielded a breakfast scene where Ray N and Frank Godwih, both artists, lacked appetite yet ended up in New York after starting with breakfast. They reportedly consumed six rations of ham and something unnamed during the meal.

York Rayn Frank Godwih Philadelphia Ask New York

Service members toast at weekly Fotary du Wednesday

Trainees and service men were guests of honor at the noon ceremony held Wednesday at the Mahonic clerk court.

Rourne

Hotel fund for Seattle hotel grows to

A Seattle hotel fund grows to 171000 with early donors including G O Guy pioneer druggist 5000 and Eldridge Fr idge Buick 25000 plus Pratt Sunset Motor 16000 bringing totals up from 166000. Organizers plan booster group and mass meeting to mobilize 200 businessmen and voters to select a site by subscriber vote. Public participation to shape the project is emphasized and campaign staffing will begin next week.

G. O. Guy Company Pioneer Druggist A. S&s. Eldridge Fridge Buick Co G. E. M. Pratt Sunset Motor Co Seattl

Arrested and Sentenced in Monroe for Worthless Check

J H Swank twenty one was arrested on Queen Anne Hill shortly before noon Tuesday for cashing a worthless check. Superior Judge Frater sentenced Swank to serve from two to ten years in Monroe at 1 20 a m Wednesday after arrest earlier that day.

J. H. Swank Monroe Frater Swank Queen Anne Hill

Diamond found after stepping on gum in Los Angeles

Stephen Howell cursed as he stepped on gum in Los Angeles on April 14. While scraping away the gum he found a diamond hidden beneath the sticky surface in a surprising treasure discovery.

Los Angeles Stephen Howell

Officials Convene to Inspect Gasoline Quality Standards

Maj. Carl Reeves, superintendent of public utilities, and city chemist A. Jacobson led a Wednesday morning conference on inspecting public gas stations to fix standards of quality for gasoline.

Maj Carl Reeves A. Jacobson

Two Year Old Injured as Cart Is Shattered

Expressman James Griffin allegedly kicked a baby cart to pieces on Maynard Avenue and Jackson Street yesterday afternoon. Honako Yamada, two year old son of Mrs. K Yamada of 207 Ninth Avenue, escaped unharmed.

James Griffin Maynard Ave Jackson St Honako Yamada K. Yamada Ninth Ave

Disordered Irish Strike Reports In Dublin And London

Dublin reports describe the first die orders since the general strike. A detective, Harry Kelle, was shot dead in Camden while walking. London notes the Irish office granting Sinn Fein prisoners ameliorative treatment. Bonar Law said the strike would continue as labor leaders claim over 60,000 workers, mainly in Ulster, joined the protest.

Dublin Harry Kelle Camden London Mount Joy Andrew Bonar Law House of Commons Sinn Fein Ulster Londonderry

Civic Center Hotel Plan For Seattle

The Davenport in Spokane is cited as a civic center model and Seattle’s proposed hotel should gain broad financial backing. Subscriptions of 100 500 and 1000 plus support from small contributors are urged to ensure stock is widely held and the project serves all citizens.

Seattle Davenport Spokane Star Inland Empire

LaCasse Fund Gathers Donations After Lincoln Hotel Fire Hero

Community raises money for fireman LaCaense family widow and two sons after his death. Herbert Schoenfeld starts the drive with 100 and Seattle residents contribute, bringing the fund to 116 dollars with generous anonymous gifts and plans for a one day pay donation suggested by W. J. Sheehan. Contributions accepted at Standard Furniture Co or The Star.

Seattle LaCaene Lincoln Herbert Schoenfeld Standard Furniture Co Vincent Patrotrean W. J. Sheehan LaCaase LaCaan la Casse Fund

Will Expand Free Legal Aid By Social Welfare League

A meeting of the legal service bureau of the Social Welfare league was held Tuesday to develop expanded free legal aid for those lacking funds to secure justice. Judge George Danworth, newly appointed bureau chairman, presided with over 306 Seattle lawyers offering free service. Those in need may obtain aid from the Social Welfare league office at 301 Central Building.

Legal Service Bureau The Social Welfare League Tuessay George Danworth Seattle Central Building

Seattle urged to adopt world view in civic life

Frank A. Vanderlip writes from Vancouver en route to the Orient that Seattle must cultivate a world view through a citizen body. He argues that major questions require organized opinion and cooperative effort and that Seattle should join forces with associations to study these issues.

Seattle Frank A. Vanderlip New York Vancouver Orient Chamber of Commerce

Spokane Switchmen Expected Back After Wage Board Action

Seventy Great Northern switchmen are expected to return to work tomorrow after a meeting this afternoon. The strike is seen as a victory for the workers who welcomed President Wilson’s wage board appointment. Other railroads continue normal operations.

Spokane Great Northern Wilson

Water Shutoff Notice Near Greenwood and Third Avenues

Water will be shut off on the north side of West Fourth Street between Greenwood Avenue and Third Avenue North West Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Residents are advised to plan accordingly and secure needed water.

Greenwood Ave Third Ave N. W Thureday

Bridge Collapse Isolated Seattle Bluff Crossing

A bridge near Magnolia Bluff collapsed at 12 15 a m trapping a laundry truck and narrowly missing two beach walkers. About 150 feet of structure sank into the Sound while the rest rode the tide. authorities blamed rotten piling and said the Seattle approach had been barricaded.

Garfield St Magnolia Bluff KK. Snyder John Nedewald Charley Foilrich W. H. Blecher Seattle

Waite Brothers Freed After Detention Near Municipal Tanks

L. H. Waite, 27, and Tom Waite, 19, were arrested Sunday night near the Municipal wolf tanks with a loaded gun. They were released by Captain of Detectives Charles Tennant late Tuesday night after investigation showed no link to stickup men.

Tom Waite Charles Tennant Stickoun

Wife tells police she feared him in Seattle marriage tale

Detectives probe whether Alice Ladvigeson knew a brown fox fur collar stained with blood found in a San Angeles hotel room once occupied by Louis A. Hilton alias James Lawrenes. Mrs Wombacher identified as his 23rd or 24th wife reported his charm hid threats as he led her into a trap.

Alice Ladvigeson Maebeard Louis A. Isliton Seattle Hina San Angeles Hilton James Lawrenes Oakland Lee Ateeles Katheryn Wombacher Walter” Andrew Andrew Catalina Island Los Angeles Hollywood Vills

Did Bluebeard Begin His Career 15 Years Ago

Los Angeles authorities question if Louis A. Hilton started as a modern Bluebeard in New York fifteen years ago by marrying Anna Merrill of New York and Shelbourne Falls man using the name Chalee Newton Harvey. New evidence links Hilton to other marriages under aliases, including a Spokane bride named Margaret Meyers and a Vancouver Washington wedding to Carl Stocke. A letter from Irene indicates a troubled marriage and references a revolver threat.

Los Angeles Louis A. Hilton New York James Wright Anna Merrill Shelbourne Falls Maes Chalee Newton Harvey Spokane Hilton Margaret Méyers Vancouver Wash Carl Stocke Richard Huirt Irene Irene Erickson San

Fire Victim Miss Crowe Narrowly Escapes Then Returns

Witness Pollock testifies Miss Crowe, employed by Wright Restaurante, escaped smoke filled lobby but returned to her room. Inquest examines if she was trapped. others recount alarm flaws and hotel fire conditions. Fire Marshal Bringhurst notes Lincoln Hotel fire trap status and prior code issues.

Pollock Ming Crowe Miss Crowe Carroll Graves Wright Restaurante Company Fannie Burt Room 412 New Richmond Hotel May Evelyn Reilly John M. Campbell Frank L. McNeil Harry Bringhurst Seattle Lancoln Bringhurst City Building Inspection Department

Hounds Track Slayer in Feud Near Black Diamond

Bloodhound posse searches the hills near Black Diamond for George Rasovich the suspected killer of miner Chelovich who died from gunshot wounds after being shot on a road near town. Deputies chase a blind trail toward Kamisket before returning to Black Diamond.

Black Diamond George Rasevich Pete Chelovich Chelovich Rasovich Matt Starwich Seattle Che Hasevich Starwich Kamisket Stringer

Freshmen Seek Jail Cell Alibi at Gay University

Berkeley April 14 Don Sayre and M Heitner freshmen at the University of California urged Police Sergeants to lock them in a quiet cell to study. A boarding house call described the place as quiet but with intent to avoid exams and obtain an alibi.

Berkeley Cal Don Sayre M. Heitner University of California Sergi

Russian siege of Japanese garrison reported near Sleidensk

War office dispatch says 5,000 Russians with six heavy guns surround the Japanese garrison at Sleidensk but bolstered by reinforcements the Bolsheviki attack is repelled. Fighting at Stasskaya progresses in favor of the Japanese though details are scarce.

Tokyo War Office Sleidensk Stasskaya

Hoboes Locked In Car By Oregon Brakeman

Four teen hoboes confronted a brakeman in Eugene Oregon and refused to be put off the train. The brakeman locked the car door and the youths were later welcomed by the police chief on arrival in Eugene.

Rakeman Eugene Ore Fpugene

Sale of Used Cars on Classified Page Today

Private owners and dealers list their best buys in The Star classified page for bargains in used cars today.

Star

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