In Old Seattle Remembered in The Star Story Book
The Star publishes a free pamphlet for readers featuring the first twenty four early Seattle stories told by pioneers. Mabel Cleland guides nostalgia about frontier times and the city’s birth while urging readers to save and share the reminiscences with their families.
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Snoqualmie Falls
Seattle
Redskins
First Avenue
Elliott Bay
The
Star
Star Office
Siwash
Grandpa
FourYearOld Killed Under Car After Coaster Wagon Incident
Cal Rosenberg, aged 4, died after a coaster wagon was struck by a car driven by T W Wright at Washington Street near 27th Avenue Washington late Tuesday afternoon. A 7-year-old companion was injured but not seriously. Wright said a high bank blocked his view. the 16-year-old son of Wright was electrocuted last Friday and released on recognizance.
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Cal Rosenberg
Washington
Vis
T. W. Wright
29Th Ave
27Th Ave
Washington St
Rosenberg
Providence Hospital
Davis
Wright
Harold Wright
BE. Harrison St
Dewey Place
Fugitive farmer captured after escape during sentence
Stewart, serving 63 days for disorderly conduct, escaped near a stockade Wednesday. Deputy superintendent Fiath Daily fired at him. a nearby farmer, Al Slaten, confronted and shot Stewart who was wounded in the knee and captured before police arrival.
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Stewart
Fiatph Dey
al Slaten
Lywood
Yose
McCulley Stewart
Culley
Warn Against Land for Vets Quote From History
Fragmentary text discusses opposition to granting land for veterans and mentions squatters and preferential rights. It references a debate over land claims and eligibility, with remarks about the value of claims and the difficulty for men to prove ownership. The content suggests a historical stance on veteran land policy.
City Cleanup urged as fire safety week aids cellar waste
City officials urge residents to clear cellars and remove rubbish during Clean-up Week. Garbage workers and the fire department coordinate to handle large waste collections and prevent fires from unattended accumulations in vacant lots and dwellings.
Dismissed Officers Reinstated By Civil Service Panel
Patrolman A. G. Ford and H. W. Deny were reinstated after the Civil Service Commission found they did not con a quantity of liquor from Curto's home on Rainier Ave and collected $79 hush money. Both officers were dismissed previously in February in Warren.
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A. G. Ford
H. W. Deny
Curto
Rainier Ave
Genief Warren
Hot Dog Feast Ends in Arrests in City Night
Two youths J vinie aged 19 and Eugene Gentile aged 18 were arrested after a late night hot dog feast on 12th Avenue. Police say a meat operation run by D V Anlt led to the incident as motorcycle patrols responded to the disturbance.
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J. ‘Vinie
Eugene Gentile
D. V. Anlt
12Th Ave
The Star Seattle Story Book First Pages Announcement
The Star publishes the first page of its Story Book pam phlet to start young savers. Mabel Cleland promised the first copy to Miss Gussie Benedetti of Black Diamond Washington. The pamphlet, set in type between editions, will be ready for distribution about Friday April 16 and will include the first 24 chapters.
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Star
Seattle
Mabel Cleland
Gussie Benedetti
Black Diamond
Wash
Red Leader in America Is Scored Washington
April 4 report by Senator Moses's subcommittee on Ludwig A K Martens, Soviet representative in the United States, says he lacks diplomatic status and acts as a propaganda agent. Martens, under deportation warrant, is awaiting trial. committee doubts his real mission and links propaganda to trade negotiations and sympathy campaigns.
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Washington
Ludwig A. K. Martens
United States
Department of Justice
Sénate
Moses
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Prendegee
Connecticut
Pittman
Nevada
Shields
Tennessee
Moses Snub
Martens
Department of Labor
Mores
Man dies after 11 mile taxi ride to Chicago
April 14 Omaha man James Dickison a department store manager died after an 11 mile taxi ride toward Chicago. He carried 150 dollars whisky and a bankbook showing 1400 as his balance. Police suspect poisoning and identified him by identity card found on him.
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Chicago
James
Dickison
Omaha
Man Drops Dead in People's Cafe
An aged man about 50 collapsed and died of apoplexy while seated in the People’s cafe at 121 Sea and ave S Tuesday night. Coroner workers sought to identify him as a poorly dressed transient, with a dollar bill wrapped in newspaper tied to a pocket by string.
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People’s Cafe
Sea and
Ave. S
Do You Wear "11's"? Look Out for Cops
Seattle police scrutinize any man wearing No 11 shoes after a theft report by Mrs. G. G. MacKenzie at 7052 14th Ave. N. W. involving a pair of shoes described as large "dogs" in dimension.
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Seattle
G. G. MacKenzie
14Th Ave. N. W
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Slaten
Oble
America
Congressional Prober
Dif Martens
Aganda
Ism
Cor Martens
Rev
Benne
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