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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1921

Page

8

Fate of James O'Dell Teeters Over One Man Jury

The fate of James O'Dell, sentenced to die April 25, rests with Owen Potter, one man acting as executive adviser to the governor. Potter previously blocked a retrial by upholding the death sentence amid a court of appeals review. Justice Andrews warned the jury may have failed to understand the key fact question.

Owen Potter Parm Miller O'Dell Court of Appeals Andrews Hiscock Andustice Hogan fo'Dell Edward J. Kneip

Mayor Caldwell Praises City in Cryptic Mail

A letter from Mayor Caldwell praising the city appears in odd hieroglyphic form due to his method of sending messages. The note extols Puget Beane and the Gateway to Alaska, with decorative prints on the back.

Caldwell Puget Beane Hissoner Alaska

Dr Williams Pink Pills Advertised By Mrs Curtin Testimony

Mrs Margaret Curtin of Sharon Pennsylvania reports rapid relief after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She states health improved appetite returned headaches vanished and sleep became undisturbed after one to six boxes. The ad promotes a booklet What to Eat and How to Eat and offers the pills by mail or via druggists.

Margaret Curtin Wall Street Sharon Dr. Williams Pink Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Sweetheart Shop comes to Met Theatre for five show run

A novelty musical comedy The Sweetheart Shop heads to the Metropolitan Theatre for five nights starting Tuesday April 19 after a four week San Francisco run. The cast includes Harry K. Morton Esther Howard Helen Ford Zella Russell Roy Gordon Daniel Heally Marion Saki Mary Harper Clay Hill Teddy Hudson with scenes in Greenwich Village an artist studio and a Fifth Avenue auction room.

Metropolitan Theatre Columbia Theatre San Francisco Harry K. Morton Esther Howard Helen Ford Zella Russell Roy Gordon Daniel Heally Marion Saki Danseuse Mary Harper Clay Hill Teddy Hudson Greenwich Village Fifth Ave New York Daniel Healy Chorus Orchid Beauties

Everett man seizes thug in theatre robbery

A woman-led bystander helped trap George Dunn, a 42 year old Australian alleged highwayman, after he entered the Rone theatre box office last night. He robbed Fred St Peter and attempted to strip Mrs St Peter before being overpowered by patrons and later identified by Stub Costello.

St. Peter Dunn Australia

Mining Suit Seeks Alaska Claims Return to Pioneer Co

The Pioneer Mining and Ditch Company files suit in San Francisco alleging Jafet Lindeberg bought 15 mining claims in Alaska in 1909 and 1930. plaintiffs say stockholders believed the claims were company property, but 1920 records show them in Lindeberg’s name. The suit seeks title to the claims for the Pioneer company.

San Francisco Jafet Lindeberg Pioneer Mining and Ditch Company Lindeberg Alaska Fioneer Company

Prohi Violator Is Assessed $1,500

Sacramento report: L. D. Macy of Chico was fined 1500 dollars by Judge Van Fleet after pleading guilty to four Volstead Act violations. Clerk Charten A. Hyatt received a 150 dollar fine. Judge denied leniency due to Hyatt's age.

Sacramento Cal L. D. Macy Chico United States van Fleet Charten A. Hyatt Hyatt

Luxurious Still Found Across Street From Church

In Shadow of Church One Luxurious Still Across Street From First Presbyterian Church a small but luxuriously appointed still is noted. A. 8. Rieck arrested Friday for possessing name.

First Presbyterian Church Rieck

Trio of favorites at Palace Loew's opens tomorrow

The new show features Hip Sherlock Sisters and Clinton as the outstanding act at Loew's Palace Hip. The program includes Home Sweet Home by Morey Senna and Dead Twenty Seven Hundred a crook comedy sketch Melville and Stetson Jra juvenile artistes Busse's toy terriers and a feature photoplay. In Butler hotel Revue Revels of 1921 new faces Fred Belding and May Bolton join a large opening ensemble by producer W F Hughes.

America Claire and Atwood Palace Hip Sherlock Sisters Clinton Loew's Morey, Senna Dead Melville May Bolton W. FL Hughes

Survey Planned of City Owned Autos

City council finance committee plans a survey of municipally owned cars as a preliminary step toward Mayor Caldwell's proposal to create and operate a municipal garage.

Caldwell

Funeral for W W Warren Held at Snoqualmie Lumber Chief

Large turnout gathered Friday for the funeral of W W Warren general manager of the Snoqualmie Patle Lumber Co. The Rev J A McGee of First Methodist preached at the Honney Watson parlors and burial followed in Waahelli with many friends and relatives in attendance.

W. W. Warren Snoqualmie Patle Lumber Co J. A. McGee First Methodist Church Honney-Watson Porlors Waahelli

Mail to Russia Accepted by P O

Announcement from the port office department states that first class mail is now acceptable for Russia. No ban existed, but prior conditions caused first class mail to be delayed at Atlantic ports due to holds.

Russia P. O Port Office Department Atlantic Porta

Totemism Taboos Often Ban Eating the Totem Animal

The system notes that where totemism exists, a common practice is to impose a dietary taboo on consuming the totem animal. This linkage shows how symbolic kinship shapes eating rules across cultures.

Mother's Plea Saves Her Boy From Grand Larceny

Harold P. Engiett, 18, of Atlanta, plea aided by his mother who arrived to plead with Judge A. W. Frater for mercy. The court sentenced him to one to 15 years in a state reformatory but suspended the term, and mother and son planned to depart for Atlanta. In Portland milk prices were forecast to fall another cent per quart after a drop from 13 to 11 cents.

Atlanta Harold P. Engiett A. W. Frater Portland, Or

Hop Town Driver Robs Rider At Armory Stop

A genial auto driver lured W. H. Talmadge to a car at 1300 EB Union St on Friday night. The vehicle travelled to the State Armory on Western Ave where Talmadge was relieved of $7 and a pencil before the driver ordered him out. Two other men were in the car.

W. H. Talmadge Union St Talmadge State Armory Western Ave

Washington Reflector editor marks 10th wedding anniversary

W. E. Le Huquet, editor of the Washington Reflector, celebrated his 10th wedding anniversary Saturday. The Huquets have 10 children.

W. E. le Huquet The Lake “Washington

Man Drowns As Boat Adrift Off Hoquiam

An unnamed man drowned when a fishing launch went adrift near Hoquiam after engine trouble. A second occupant, thought to be Gander, 21, of 821 Eddy Street, died attempting to reach shore in a life preserver. John Banecee, a non English speaker, reached shore safe in a dory and is under investigation. Carry, address unknown, is missing.

Hoquiam Portland Gander Eddy Francisco W ¥. Carry John Banecee Dory

Miss Marry Aries Dies at Virlands Sanitarium

Miss Marry Aries, 25, died Friday at Virlands sanitarium. She is survived by her father Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Artes of Bellevue. The body is at Butterworth's funeral home.

Marry Aries Virlands Sanitarium Louis A. Artes Bellevue Butterworth's

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