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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1921

Page

12

State tax commission to meet in Tacoma on Sept 12

The state tax investigation commission will hold its next meeting in Tacoma on September 12 at the Hinckley building headquarters. About 35 members attended yesterday's session to hear business and taxpayer views as the panel weighs changes to Washington tax systems. Upcoming hearings are set for Yakima October 10, Spokane October 12, Walla Walla October 12, with November meetings planned in Bellingham or Everett. Funeral services for William M. Simons were set for 6:30 p m Wednesday at Bleitz parlors.

State Tax Investigation Commission Tacoma Hinckley Washington Yakima Spokane Walla Wreilla Bellingham

Talented Children Act in William Fox Classic Over the Hill

Mary Carr and two clever child actors headline the William Fox screen classic Over the Hill at the Metropolitan. The prologue reveals a group of youngsters whose antics spark hearty laughs for the capacity audience.

Mary Carr

Forest fires set, charge Spokane

Forest fires across Idaho and Montana burn over thousands of acres. RE F White, government forest supervisor, says incendiaries started most blazes while seeking grazing ground. Six settlers have been convicted on incendiary charges. In Washington the fires are burning.

Spokane Idaho Montana RE. F. White Government Forest Washington

Washington coal mines to reopen with non union crews

After nearly five months closed, Washington state coal mines will reopen as soon as non union crews can be obtained. The Washington Coal Operators association provides wage scales for an eight hour day: contract miners at seven to fourteen dollars, underground day shift six dollars, underground common labor five dollars and twenty five cents, above ground day shift six dollars, and above ground common labor four dollars and fifty cents.

Washington

Timber Losses Rise in Cowlitz County Areas

In Cowlitz county timberlands suffered extensive destruction and cattle were killed, signaling severe damage to both forest resources and livestock in the region.

Cowlitz County

Adopt U S War Attitude By Webb Miller

United Press reports that the allied supreme council chose to preserve strict neutrality in the Graeco Turkish war no military or credit aid no interference with private commerce. Lloyd George urged the parallel to America's 1914 stance while Col George Harvey noted the legality of such a course.

Webb Miller United Press Patus America Allied Supreme Council Lloyd George Col George Harvey Sny

Clues to Lost Priest Drive Mount Sierras Search

Police squads scoured the high Sierra trails chasing rumors about Father Patrick Heslin missing priest from Colma. From Truckee and Reno parties found camps but no proof of Italian captors or a prisoner, amid persistent but unverified reports since he vanished from the Church of the Holy Angels over a week ago.

San Francisco High Sierras Patrick Heslin Colma Truckee Cal Reno Nev Big Basin Forest Portola Pacific Church of the Holy Angels

Trapper and deckhand drown in steamer Carca incident

Y T Dawson and Frank Dickenson on the steamer Carca are reported drowned. A second trapper’s name is not known. Pioneer prospector John Meloc has been missing for one month.

Dawson Y. T Smith Frank Dickenson Carca John Meloc P Prospector

City Teacher Held by Russ

Miss Adelia M. Parker Broadway high school teacher left Seattle on April 18 for a Far East tour and is believed jailed by Bolshevik officials in Soviet Russia, according to Christian Paschke of Seattle who recently arrived from Siberia. Parker is sister to Dr. Maud Parker and Charles E. Parker.

Adelia M. Parker Broadway Seatte Far East Soviet Russia Christian Paschke 40Th Ave Seattle Siberia Paschke

Americans Reach Narva on Way Home from Russia

Six American prisoners in Russia reached Narva and crossed into Estonia heading for Reval. Walter Lyman Brown met Soviet representatives at Reval seeking guarantees for prisoner safety and continued relief work. Boris Litvinoff and M. Shapalin accompanied the delegation.

Riga Russia Narva Reval Walter Lyman Brown Boris Litvinoff M. Shapalin Brown Iern Paris Red Crogs

Raps Dropping Cronkhite Case

Maj. Gen. Albert Cronkhite protests the Justice Department decision to drop the inquiry into Maj. Alexander P. Cronkhite's 1918 Camp Lewis death. He plans a private probe after forwarding the protest to Secretary Weeks. Two ex servicemen, Sergt. Roland Pothier and Capt. Robert Rosenbluth, faced arrest. charges not pressed.

Washington, D. C Department of Justice Ths Alexander P. Cronkhite Albert Cronkhite Maj Cronkhite Camp Lewis Wash Sergt Roland Pothier Robert Rosenbluth Panama Canal Zone

Births Report From Area Listings

A long list of birth notices appears with names and partial addresses. Entries include Victor H. Barry boy at 1607 14th Ave and several girls and boys born to families at addresses across Seattle and nearby locales. Names include Geor WwW Bradley Anne Suess and many others with varying street numbers and cities.

Barry Victor H 14Th Ave Bradley Geor Anne Locan John Girt Constanting Terrace Natley Tobert M W. 57Th Martin J Cherry St Gale Paul B Fremont Ave Piaice George A Shelby Ave Robiniaon Albert I Arnold Herbert J Gunderson George G. Bellingham

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