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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1921

Page

8

Morris Brothers Assets Put Up for Sale in Bankruptcy

In Portland Oregon on April 25 the court empowered Trustee Earl C Bronaugh to sell all remaining assets of Morris Brothers Inc a failed bond house. The order allows sale piecemeal or to the highest bidder and could cost creditors substantial losses according to attorney W P Laroche representing John Etheridge former president of the firm Two men were arrested in Spokane on narcotics charges as part of the same report.

Drtland Ore Morris Brothers, Inc Rypt Bond House Federal Earl C. Bronaugh Bronaugh W. P. Laroche John Etheridge Institution

Dives 440 Feet Off Alki Point Shatters Deep Sea Record

Seattle marine engineer A. E. Chisholm set a world depth record by diving 440 feet in the Sound off Alki Point aboard a machine of his own invention. The descent took 120 minutes with a 15 foot long 5,000 pound steel tube enduring 1 956 psi. He could have gone deeper if the cable on the barge donkey engine had been longer.

A. E. Chisholm Seattle Alki Point Honolulu Chisholm

Nutated Iron Promises Stronger Blood and Nerve Tone

An old health patent claims Nutated Iron improves blood counts and vitality. It asserts the body’s iron content rivals spinach and green vegetables and promises cosmetic and nerve benefits after a month of use. The ad warns against substitutes, guarantees money back, and notes the product is sold by druggists with N. L. on each tablet.

Cearly All Drugginte

Throng Mourns: Condemned Man Executed in Dublin

In Mount Joy prison on April 25, Thomas Traynor was executed for killing a policeman on March 1. Thousands gathered at dawn, his brother given a last visit, and the crowd dispersed peacefully after the execution was announced.

Dublin Mount Joy Thomas Traynor Traynor Thomas Prism

Jap Farmer Nakata Charged With Drunken Driving

Police say H. Nakata, a Jap farmer, drove drunk and sped 50 mph before crashing into a steel pedestal at Fifth Ave and Dearborn St Sunday night. Patrolman N. P. Anderson witnessed the accident and arrested Nakata.

H. Nakata Jap Farmer Fifth Ave Dearborn St N. P. Anderson Nakata

Seattle Man and Wife Injured in Train Collision

CENTRALIA April 25 G L Hoodless of Centralia is injured and may die and his wife suffers a fractured hip and serious bruises when their car is struck by a streetcar train in Centralia last night Hoodless is a traveling salesman for Schwabacher Company of Seattle.

Centralia G. L. Hoodless Iis Hoodless Schwabacher Company Seattle

Fund Drive Planned for UW YWCA MCA HQ in State

A. S. Fiford, veteran war drive organizer, works with Dr. Henry Suzzallo at the University of Washington to raise 290000 in city and state funds for four new headquarters for the YMCA and YWCA on the campus.

State University A. S. Fiford Lienry Suzzalio University of Washington

Vaccination Referendum Petition Drives Halt in Seattle Churches

Petitions for referendum on Senate Bill 190 the anti vaccination measure were circulated in Seattle churches on Sunday. Scores of pastors urged defeating the bill which would remove health information from schools.

Seattle

Women Watch Legislation Push by Federal Conference

Washington April 25 The women s joint congressional committee watches cap itol activity on bills of interest to women The General Federation of Women s Clubs with about 10 000 organizations backs measures such as Sheppard Towner maternity aid civil service status for prohibition enforcers and home economics and education department creation Other items include child labor in DC banking and home building aids and a metric weights push.

Washington Women's Joint Congressional Committee Capitol Congress General Federation of Women's Clubs General Federation Sheppard-Towner Smith Towner Senate Towner Department of Education Great Britain United States District of Columbia Packing House National Walsh Yellowstone Lake Yellowstone National Park Women's Bureau Department of Commerce Home Loan Bank Federal Reserve Act

Training Camps Announced for Civilian 30-Day Programs

The War Department lists summer civilian training camps offering free 30 day military instruction for ages 16 to 35. Camps include Fort Crook Nebraska Camp Pike Arkansas Fort Snelling Minnesota Fort Sam Houston Texas Camp Travis Texas Fort Logan Colorado Camp Lewis Washington Presidio San Francisco with July and August start dates. Quotas will be allocated to states and communities and applications go to corps area headquarters.

Washington War Department Fort Crook Neb Camp Pike Ark Fort Snelling Minn North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska Kansas Missouri Arkansas Iowa Fort Sam Houston Tex Camp Travis Fort Logan Colo Colorado New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Arizona Camp Lewis Wash Presidio San Francisco Oregon Idaho Montana Wyoming Utah Nevada California Corps

Library Row to Be Aired on Tuesday

Committees from the city council and Municipal League will hear testimony on the library controversy Tuesday afternoon in the council chambers. The judiciary committee scheduled the public hearing and the Municipal League special committee will attend.

Library Row Municipal League Judiciary

Body of A. L. Dawson found on railway tracks in Centralia

Papers in pockets identify the deceased as A. L. Dawson. No signs of violence observed. Card requests notification of T. S. Tindall of Dedell Washington.

Centralia A. L. Dawson O.W Card T. S. Tindall Dedell Wash

Printers Accept Wage Cut Across Northwest Region

At Tacoma the Northwest Employing Printers league approved wage reductions to 50 cents an hour in western commercial shops and 0 cents an hour east of the mountains. G N offers special rates for fishermen desiring weekend Cascades trips via the Great Northern railroad.

Cascades Mountains Northwest Printers’ League Tacoma G. N The Great Northern Railroad

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