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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1921
Page
2
Siemund Clein charges Mrs. Wangsness with slander as he voids custody dispute after snatching his three year old from Mrs. Wangsness at Lyon building entrance. Clein says derogatory lodge remarks spurred the act. Mrs. Wangsness faces kidnapping charge on personal recognizance. Hearing date not fixed.
Arnold McDonald of 1012 FE 70th St faced possible drunken driving charges after nearly striking Traffic M. C. Short at Fourth Ave and Union St. He told Sergt. B C Fuqua he had just married at the courthouse and was driving to celebrate with his bride, blaming poor visibility.
Local postmaster J R Artz was arrested on charges accusing him of misappropriating postal funds, with ball and related financial irregularities noted in the preliminary report. Police state the case involves suspected misuses of postal funds totaling around fifty dollars.
Mount Vernon reports Clarence Wiles of Row sentenced to ten days in jail for reckless auto driving. The item appears in a brief local section alongside an advertisement for Boldt's Best foodstuffs for the least.
London reports say Patricia Burke formerly Miss Patricia Burke of Los Angeles becomes the countess of Cottenham and will enter the movie industry in Britain representing a noble title.
A starch molecule ranks among the largest known, comprising about 25 000 atoms. This notable size underscores the complexity of carbohydrate structures studied in early chemistry.
A feature on Pure Milk Dairy at Wertlake Avenue North explains Maplewood milk production. The facility processes 14,000 bottles daily with twenty delivery trucks, detailing standardization, pasteurization at 142 F for 30 minutes, rapid cooling to 66-53 F, bottling, and byproducts like cultured buttermilk and cottage cheese.
The Stetson and Post Lumber Company, founded in 1874, grew from a Yealer Way mill to a major Pacific Northwest producer at 3300 Whatcom Ave near Hanford Street. Led by H Brett, Belle Stetson, and B F Kehrer, it never shut down despite market slumps, citing product quality and service. its Maplewood Certified Milk link highlights local dairy care.
F T Crowe & Co showcases a full stock of building materials at two Seattle and Tacoma locations. They offer lime plaster board paints and Carbolineum plus equipment like Waterloo mixers and an Insky system. The city orders an Elgin Sweeper from Crowe as they expand their catalog and services.
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