Picture Recovered The Nymph by Otto Weiss Returns to Light
The Nymph, a masterwork by Swiss painter Otto Weiss, reappeared after more than a decade hidden among household items at Winn & Russell on Railroad Ave. It was stolen in 1910 from Weiss's studio before a Paris Grand Prix. Sheriff plans a dinner exhibit to reveal the recovered painting to art observers.
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Olla
Otto Weiss
Star
Winn & Russell
Railroad Ave
Joseph Winn
Bagrave Transfer and Storage
Weiss
Paris
Winn
Matt
Wreck Probe Reopened In Governor Sinking Investigation
The steamship Governor sinking probe resumed in Seattle in the offices of Bo gle Merritt & Borcle. The case stems from a damage suit by Aubrey Becker Sales of Colorado against Pacific Steam Ship Co. for 344 dollars of soap shipments aboard the Governor. Officials dispute blame between officers of the Governor and West Hartland. Capt Allen and Percy H looked out during the collision. wheelman William was at the wheel. Government counsel Mc Cormick Snow and JF Reagan attend for the Shipping Board and U S District Attorney.
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Shipping Board
West Hartland
Seattle
Bogle, Merritt & Borcle
Aubrey-Becker Sales Corporation
Colorado
Pacific Steam Ship Co
Tacoma
United States Boat
Allen
William Quartermaster
McCormick Snow
Portland
The
JF. Cc. Reagan
United States
Imported Crystals Found At City House
Police investigated suspicious activity at 117 First Ave North after boisterous noise. Detectives found 100 imported watch crystals in James Riley's room. no customs stamps were observed. Officers Van Horne and Peterson reported Jamaica ginger bottles at the scene.
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First Ave. N
R. FE. van Horne
C. B. Peterson
Jamaica
James Riley
Notre Dame Star Sets New Record At Penn Relays
Desch of Notre Dame set the world record for the 440 hurdles with 6.34.65 at the 27th Penn Relays at Franklin Field. The event opened the meet and the first heat saw Desch win. Pittnger and Hill of Ohio State placed second and third, Williams of Lafayette fourth.
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Franklin Field
Desch
Notre Dame
Penn
James Watt
Cornell
Pittinger
Ohio State
Hill
Williams
la Fayette
Society Women Take Up Perfume Making in New York
New York April 29 society women open a perfume shop on Park Avenue led by Mrs Hamilton Pell and Mrs Isabel St George Joyce Pallen. They claim the perfume trade increasingly interests women who seek business beyond social life while noting men make more perfume purchases.
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New York
Park Ave
Hamilton Pell
Isabel St. George Joyce Pallen
Texas Bans Cracked Dishes in Restaurants and Hotels
Austin announces a new Texas law prohibiting cracked dishes in restaurants and hotels. The act requires all dishes to be sterilized after use and bars employment of workers with infections or contagious diseases in markets.
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Austin
Texan
Texas
Funeral services for Lydia A Hutchinson
Funeral services for Lydia A Hutchinson 45 widow of William H Hutchinson will be held at her home 951 12th Ave N at 2 p.m. Saturday. She died Thursday.
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Lydia A. Hutchinson
William H. Hutchinson
12Th Ave. N
A New Star Patti Harrold Rises in Irene in New York
Miss Patti Harrold daughter of noted tenor Orville Harrold achieved stardom in a year. She plays the leading woman in Irene the musical in New York, signaling a rapid rise in stage fame.
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Patti Harrold
Orville Harrold
Irene
New York
Hide Booze in Lumber Cars
Two carloads of liquor valued at 27 361 were seized at Blaine for the government by deputy U S marshal Frank Colligan after officers uncovered contraband liquor. The liquor was hidden among 46 packages of household furniture and 30 547 feet of lumber, the largest forfeiture under the Volstead act locally. It notes the lumber and furniture concealed the liquor and mentions prior discovery by customs officers.
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Blaine
Frank Colligan
United States
Prohibition Department
Council to Approve Street Car Extensions Plan
The council utilities committee meets Saturday to review the delayed 1921 street car extensions. Four projects seem ready for approval: extend Cowen Park line beyond the park, extend Alki Park line, build a double track on 7th Ave Northwest, and start an auto bus service to serve the south Beacon Hill district.
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Council Utilities Committee
Cowen Park
Park
Alki Park
7Th Ave. N. W
Beacon Hill
Discriminating South End Burglar Faces Sheriff
A suspected burglar described as discriminating was being prosecuted by Sheriff Matt Starwich Friday after residents along the Pacific highway reported thefts. Walter Lundberg said the intruder entered his bedroom, took clothing with pockets containing $15 and a watch, though only the clothing appeared later along the roadside. In another incident, kitchen items belonging to the cook were found in the yard of Rossel sanitarium.
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Matt Starwich
Pacific Highway
Walter Lundberg
Rossel Sanitarium
Meadows
Stole Girl's Ring From Mail Charged In Information
Prosecuting attorney Friday filed information accusing Frank J. Cartier of intercepting a letter belonging to Marie Newpaver at the Stewart Hotel on April 26 and taking a diamond valued at 175 dollars from it. Cartier is held in the city jail under a grand larceny charge with bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Frank J. Cartier
Marie New Paver
Stewart Hotel
Cartier
Fresh Glove and Hosiery Assortments at The Bon Marche
The Bon Marche offers a new selection of gloves and hosiery including silk stockings with reinforced heels in black white gray and beige priced at 1.95 and 1.35. Lisle and silk gloves in various styles and colors range from 0.65 to 2.50 per pair.
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Bon Marche
Hildren
del Monte
Boys' Suits and Blouses Offered for Value
Mothers seeking low-priced value can find boys suits at 9.75 with dark mixtures, belt, pockets, flap or slashed styles, knickers fully lined, sizes 7 to 18. Also boys blouses at 95 in light fancy materials, khaki and white soiesette, sizes 8 to 15. BOYS' SECTION UPDER MAIN FLOOR
Patent Leather Mary Janes and Boys Shoes at Bon Marche
Children's play oxfords in chocolate tan and pearl made over footform last and play sandals sizes 5 to 11, priced 1.50 to 2.00. Boys baseball shoes 4.50, new black shoes for play ball. Leather trimmed white Keds or brown canvas 3.00 to 3.50. Perfection ball trim brown leather 2.75 to 3.25. Upper main floor.
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BON Marche
Seattle
Practical styles for outdoor four events jacket
Practical styles for outdoor four events indispensable for the woman who spends much of the day outside. Weatherable colors include heather brown heather blue tan brown blue and green. Jackets feature notched or tuxedo collars pockets and narrow belts and can be worn with plaid sport skirts if desired.
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Notre Dame Star
U. S
BON Marche Barcain
Lo . SaeLo
Veldyne
Ramona
Bolivias
Tricotines
Duvet de Laines
Children’s Cotton Union
Manhattan
Palm Beach
Bon Marche Food
Armour’s Star Eastern
Lynden Creamery
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