Wanted ads and real estate from Seattle Star page
Classifieds and notices include help wanted listings for piano playing and auto repair, occupation ads, jewelry and watch repairs, lost items rewards, furnished houses and rooms for rent, sales of furniture and autos, and real estate exchanges and acre plots with prices and terms. Names such as Beattie Sta, Mr. Choman, L. T, Wm. Onbey appear among the readable snippets.
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Pemale
Sfield
Union
Beattie
Olyma Package Co
Olympia
Spokane
Parker
Stafford & Schwaraeld
Land bargains and homes for sale in Northwest area
Real estate notices show multiple properties in Washington state including 1 acre to 20 acre parcels with houses, barns, wells, water systems, and terms. Listings mention Douglas Co Seattle Olympia Mt Vernon and Ballard area with prices from 750 to 4200 cash, terms offered, and various improvements. Also ads cite Canadian prairie land for sale and a few business opportunities and rentals.
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Ackha Tak Porbat
Douglas Co
Third Ave
Massey
Monty
Charles Somers
Wiswell
Seaboard
Croan
T. Suter
Seattle
Splendid Road
Wills
Mutual
Elliott
Olympia
Hbo
Nympia Boma
Seattian
C. Peters
Sacres
Iiet
Charles Somers Company
Alaska
Mt Vernon Sentinet
Good Roads
Pretera
Knights of Columbus Open 39th Supreme Council Session
In San Francisco the 39th annual supreme council opened with Archduke Edward J. Hanna leading a pontifical high mass at Notre Dame convent garden near the old mission. Bishop P. J. Keane celebrated. The business session followed at the St. Francis Hotel with committees named and reports on hospitalization for ex servicemen educational campaigns and the plan for strict Americanization of textbooks under non denominational oversight.
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Ban Francisco
Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus
Edward J. Hanna
Notre Dame
Mission Padres
Massa
Thin City
P. J. Keane
Knights of Columbus
St. Francis Hotel
K. of C
Japan Lays Down Conference Terms
Japan will press disarmament conference terms and seek to address American and Mexican immigration questions if not settled at a preliminary meeting, per a Tokyo dispatch to Jiji. The report notes the insistence on linking security issues with immigration policy.
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Japan
Honolulu
T. H
Harding
Tokyo
Tron Tail Son of Chief Nabs Hootch Artist
Joe Irontail, son of Chief Spotted Liver, drifts into town seeking liquor. He confronts Patrolman Schelble and later drags a white man to the police desk before derisively exiting with a bottle, a cautionary tale of thirst and folly.
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Tron-Tail
Nabs Hootch
Groff
Joe Irontail
Nong
Joe
Seattle
Pasco
Spotted Liver
Occidental Ave
Yeater
Schelble
Kerensky Warns Russia Faces World’s Worst Famine
In a United Press interview Kerensky warned of a famine surpassing past plagues as Russia faces mass hunger and disease. He traced a “death march” of refugees, cited 11 million tons of wheat needed, and predicted upheaval against Moscow’s radical leaders following Bolshevik exile.
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Alexander
Kerensky
United Press
Chitoa
India
Russia
Prague
Moscow
U S Relief Effort Begins in Russia
London August 2 United Press Walter Lyman Brown to direct relief work under Hoover orders. Fifteen American staffers will be sent to Russia to form Russian led committees for distributing supplies. Messages to European depot directors direct immediate dispatch of foods. Sufficient supplies exist to meet initial demands.
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United Press
London
Russia
Walter Lyman Brown
Hoover
Europe
Brown
Wreckage found confirms loss of New York tanker
A cable from Australia reports wreckage at Lord Howe Island, confirming the disappearance of the New York tanker Can as tota after six weeks. The vessel left New Zealand for Sydney, carrying wire lass, and has not been heard from since leaving harbor.
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N. Y
Vancouuvder
Australia
Lord Howe Island
New York
New Zealand
Sydney
Washington warns on sockeye decline hitting industry
State fish commissioner J. L. H. Darwin reports Puget Sound sockeye runs will be the smallest in state history due to eight years of intense fishing and 1913 Fraser River rockslides. He cites Fraser River exports, peak week slaughter, and cross-border spawning as factors, urging preservation to save Washington’s fishing industry.
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Washington
JL. H. Darwin
Darwin
State Fish Commission
Elisha P. Ferry
Puget Sound
Fraser River
British Columbia
Skagit River
Alleged Safe Gracker Held in Rainier Produce Heist
William Boatwright, 27, is jailed on an open charge after detectives allege he helped crack a safe at Rainier Produce & Fruit Co in Pike Place Market last week. Police seek two accomplices. $450 was taken. Boatwright to be questioned by Capt. Charles E. Tennant.
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Rainier Produce & Fruit Co
Pike Place Market
William Boatwright
Boatwright
Third Ave
Union Et
J. Weechter
Tom Hagen
Charles E. Tennant
Destruction Ordered for Seized Liquor and Narcotics
Government officers conducted seizures over several months including about 800 quarts of liquor valued at $16,006 and 1,574 taels of opium 123 ounces of cocaine and 40 ounces of morphine totaling $33,350. The liquor will be destroyed under Deputy Marshal W. E. Theodore on Wednesday. The opium portion will be sent to the naval supply department while the remainder is to be destroyed.
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W. E. Theodore
Naval Supply Department
Big Swindle Case Dismissed In Federal Court
A long running 1914 federal case ended when indictments against Geo E Stillings Charles Merrill John H Sears H P Sage and G O Smith were dismissed on district attorney motion. The group linked to National Mercantile Company allegedly defrauded the public of 505445 before fleeing to Canada.
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Geo. E. Stillings
Charles Merrill
John H. Sears
H. P. Sage
G. O. Smith
National Mercantile Company, Inc
Stillings
Canada
Federal court condemns salmon as unfit for consumption
The court orders 4,993 cases of salmon owned by King Salmon Co condemned as unfit for human food. Owners may post bonds to convert the fish into fertilizer. without bonds the government will destroy the stock.
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King Salmon Company
Out Again in Again Fate of Krauskoff
Krauskoff stepped out of the city jail after completing a term for liquor law violation. He was met by a deputy U S marshal with two federal complaints charging sale of hood. Krauskoff held on total bonds of 1250 dollars.
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Fe Krauskoff
U. S
Hood
Krauskoff
Dominion Mill Lumber Loss Judgment Against Pacific Towboat
The Pacific Towboat company must pay Dominion Mill $2,875 in damages plus interest from December 12, 1918, for the loss of 248 206 feet of lumber. The final decree was signed Tuesday by Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer.
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Pacific Towboat Company
Dominion Mill Company
Jeremiah Neterer
Hubbard Mail Plane Does Good Service
Hddie Hubbard air mail pilot made nine round trips between Seattle and Victoria BC during July carrying 2637 pounds outbound and 1566 pounds inbound mail.
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Hubbard
Hddie Hubbard
Seattle
Victoria
B. C
Seatta
Reward Set At 1000 Dollars For Hold Up Suspects
A $1000 reward was offered for the arrest of two motor bandits who held up two Northwest Trust and State Bank messengers on July 14 in broad daylight in Seattle. A 10 percent reward of all recovered money was also proclaimed by Pinkerton chief P K Ahern and insurers U S Fidelity and Guarantee. The theft occurred as messengers Higbee and Fisk were delivering a satchel to the Northwest Trust and Savings Bank near Palace Theatre. The robbers fled in a stolen car and were not located. the bank did not reveal the stolen amount.
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P. K Ahern
Seattle
Pinkerton National Detective Bureau
National Surety
U. S. Fidelity and Guarantee Company
New York City
Leland C. Higbee
Charles Fisk
Northwest Trust and State Bank
Northwest Trust and Savings Bank
Palace Hip Theatre
Second Ave
Spring St
Annulment Sought Over Alleged Abuse in Washington Marriage
Helen A. Schwab filed for an annulment of her marriage to Stanley M. Schwab of Woodinville. She alleges he kicked her choked her until bruised and threatened to kill her. Officials say annulment is obtainable though marriage can be contracted without ceremonies under Washington law.
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Helen A. Schwab
Stanley M. Schwab
Woodinville
Water Shutoff Notice in White Center Area
Water will be shut off in the White Center district west and south of McKinnon road on Wednesday August 3 from 8 am to 1 pm. Additional shutoffs apply on Walden Street and Horton Street from Renton Avenue to 33d Avenue South and on a block east of Rainier Avenue between Hanford Street and Walden Street from 8 am to 5 pm.
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White Center District
McKinnon Road
Walden St
Horton St
Renton Ave
Rainier Ave
Hanford St
Equalization Board Opens Session on Personal Property
The board of equalization began work Tuesday morning with two petitions ready for consideration. This year's session will deal entirely with personal property assessment adjustments. Real estate assessments are decided every two years and were last considered in 1920.
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Board of Equalization
Bank Looted During Storm At Grand Valley Colorado
Bank robbers looted Garfield County State Bank during a violent storm and escaped with 5500 in cash 3000 in negotiable securities and unknown Liberty bonds value. Twelve safety deposit boxes were broken into and comments removed.
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Grand Valley
Colo
Garfield County
Receiver Seeks Liquidation of Rock-Cunningham Stock
S. Wills as receiver for Rogers Brown & Co. petitions federal court to sell all capital stock of Rock-Cunningham corporation, the firm now under liquidation after bankruptcy.
Bank Robbery in Grand Valley Narrows Loot to 15k 25k
GRAND JUNCTION Colo Aug 2 The Garfield County State bank of Gram Valley was robbed early today of between 15 000 and 25 000 The loot consisted of cash and securities authorities said no suspects are named and the amount is based on initial reports from local officials.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Garfield County State Bank of
Gram Valley
Heat Wave Claims Foreigners and Prostrates Hundreds in Shanghai
Shanghai reports three foreigners dead and sixty people prostrated by a severe heat wave. The scorching conditions also leave many Chinese in distress, with numerous deaths and illnesses amid extreme temperatures.
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Shanghai
China
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