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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
17
George Radovich, accused of killing Peter Chalovich at Black Diamond, remains at large as deputies sweep the Black Diamond woods. An inquest into Chalovich’s death has been ordered following his Friday disappearance.
George Tushby, 4, a carpenter of 316 Wall, was found dead Thursday night by friend C. Olean after failing to answer. A revolver lay beside him. he suffered melancholia, and the death is presumed a self inflicted act.
A gas blast in a New Iberia Louisiana mine at the bottom of a gast mine started by a lit cigarette killed a worker. Emergency crews responded to the scene and authorities investigated the cause and safety lapses.
County school directors met in Frederick Nelson’s auditorium to set a $1000 minimum wage for teachers. The move addresses a shortage caused by previously low pay, as King County schools receive an $825,000 legislative appropriation.
Following a campus meeting at the University of Washington, more than 500 student salesmen prepare to push the stadium drive. The big campaign will commence Monday with a parade downtown featuring the BR, Co, T. C. corps, and cadet band.
George Vieucksaert, formerly a confectioner, was elected exalted ruler of Seattle Lodge No. 92 B. P. O. F. on Thursday night. Dr. Carl Hoffman was chosen leading knight, Walter St. Alexander loyal knight, and Dr. A V Caldwell lecturing knight. A special election followed the death of Homer Myera who had been set to succeed Charles P. Davin as exalted ruler.
A garbled report describes a driver involved in a fire two miles away at daybreak Thursday. Authorities or witnesses mention a man near the blaze, with unclear details about motives or outcomes.
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