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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1919

Page

11

Traveling Salesmen Scoop Weary Editors

National Editorial Association delegates overwhelm Seattle for their convention. A mix of hotel shortages and travel woes plagued about half the 200 delegates, while others found rooms and roamed the city. Governor Hart and local hosts were absent or delayed, but welcomes came from the Seattle Press club and officials as the program proceeded with speeches, a banquet, a shipyard launch, and a waterfront cruise.

National Editorial Association Seattle Massachusetts Second Ave Guy A. Hardy Hardy Frank P Goss Washington State Committee Louis F. Hart H. Parsons Chamber of Commerce Com- 1 Club F. A .Batwell Seattle Press Club Bema Edwin M. Connor Washington State Press Association A. R. Gardner Association Gardner Connor Pippin Delecates Holaling State Press Association Hart Utah Helaling Pacific Northwest New York Pacific Coast Alaska Orient Ole White House Hanson Henry Suazallo University of Washington Herbert Cuthbert The Pacific Northwest Tourist Association Col. P. J. Hennessey James H. Wallis Utah Editorial Association Masonic Temple Skiner & Eddy Shipyards Port Commission Indies New Washington Bremerton Victoria B. C

Old Bloomington Father Seeks Son Before Death

An elderly Bloomington man in the poorhouse writes Police Chief J. F. Warren seeking his son Charles L. Owens, a telephone construction worker. He says he is five years old, wants to see his boy before he dies, and notes Owens left Bloomington in 1907 for Great Falls Montana then vanished.

Bloomington Ind Charles L. Owens Owens J. F. Warren Warren Great Falla Mont

Motorman Hurls Paint In Street Car Dispute

Harry Lerner a shipyard worker sues the city for 250 damages after a motorman on a First Ave street car allegedly struck him in the face and threw him from the car then hurled a gallon can of paint. Lerner seeks 25 for ruined salt 4 for paint and rest for his upset.

Harry Lerner Harvard Ave. N Lerner First Ave

Beacon Hill Stockade Removal Praised by Jefferson Heights Club

The Jefferson Heights Community club sent a note to the city council Friday thanking officials for removing the stockade on Beacon hill. The gesture acknowledges the completion of the security measure and goodwill from local residents.

Beacon Hill Jefferson Heights

Masked Bandit Stages Early Morning Depot Robbery

A masked man robbed the Kent depot lunch counter at 4:30 a. m. taking $40 and demanding the safe be opened. Ella Jennings failed to open the safe while Melba Nagle watched in alarm. Police searched for the suspect, while W. T. Henry was briefly detained but released. no solid lead emerged. The bandit wore khaki jumper, grease-stained bib overalls, and a red bandana, wielding a blue revolver.

Kent Caah Ella Jennings Jennings Melba Nagle Seattle T. Henry C. 8 Stanley Robert Bridges Henry PF. J. Francisco

Real Paring to Come in October

The budget paring committee began preliminary checks of department estimates for the 1920 budget and reclassifications of civil service portions. Councilman Fitzgerald said the budget remains largely intact, with deeper cuts planned in October at the first real hearing. B. A. Kuss is a druggist at Amherst, Ohio.

Fitzgerald

Churches Run Public Dances In East Cleveland

Dr. Minent I. Tippett announces East Cleveland churches now operate public dance halls under church supervision. The federation installed matrons and oversees dances to ensure proper conduct, with Tippett noting thousands attend when free time is available. Separately, patrons along Mallard Beach and Port Lawton lines oppose a proposed service change to move one line to First Avenue.

Cleveland Minent I. Tippett Seattle Federation of Churches Seattle Church Federation Federaon Hoyle Church Super Mallard Beach Port Lawton Western Ave Thomas Murphine Public Utilities First Ave

Two Burglaries Reported To Police In City

Two petty burglaries were reported Friday morning. Pioneer Grocery Co. at 4115 Eighth Ave. 8 was entered Thursday night with a rear door screen cut and tobacco and cigarettes stolen. Dr Reynolds of Harrison Apts reported Thursday night a room breaking and an automatic revolver and ivory hair brushes taken.

Pioneer Grocery Co Eighth Ave Dr. Reynolds Harrison Apts

Col Wheat to Speak at King County Dem Club

Col Rush Palmer Wheat, recently discharged from the U S Army, will address the King County Democratic club Saturday at noon at Good Bata cafeteria on The Signal Corps Communication in Paria and Vicinity.

Wheat Rush Palmer Wheat United States Army King County Democratic Club Good Bata Signal Corpa Communication Paria

Latona Bridge Demolition Set In Seattle Upcoming Work

The public works board in city council chambers decided to remove the Latona Streetcar and vehicle bridges paralleling the new Lake Union span. Thomas Murphine says the railway bridge will be torn down in two weeks, while Charles Case handles the other removal. A new alley conveyance for the A A Denny addition was approved for 6 664 75, and drivers pressed for parking under the updated ordinance in designated districts.

Board of Public Works Lake Union Thomas Murphine Public Utilities Department Charles FR. Case A. A. Denny

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