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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1922

Page

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City Officials Move to Clear Out Obnoxious Carnival

Editorial urges end to carnival in Metropolitan area arguing it blocks seats and corrupts. police chief orders closure of gambling booths and girlie shows linked to Fifth Ave and University St. Mayor Brown and Chief Severyns vow no further gambling as they monitor the carnival company Leavy.

Ee Carnival Fifth Ave University St W. B. Severyns Star Siencoles Brown Severyns Severyna

Reunion After Twenty Years Believed Dead Sparks Downtown Chase

A war veteran wearing an Uncle Sam uniform and his sister, Jewel Nyquist, reunited in Seattle after 20 years apart. They chased a street car along Second Avenue to the New Washington hotel as witnesses watched in disbelief. Redington had lived in Portland, served in France, and was en route to a Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment when the sighting led to the dramatic moment.

Second Ave Uncle Sam Jewel Nyquist Virginian Apartments Jack Redington Nyquist the St H. C. Wilson Altho Minneapolis St. Paul Mr. Wilson Jack New Washington Hotel Wilson Redington Seattle Veterans’ Convention Portland Ore Auto Woodland Park Veterans of Foreign Work France Bazoiiles-aur- Meuse Arlington Club

Seeks Son of White Ribboner in Murder Case

In Lakehurst New Jersey August 17 Joe Richmond son of reformer Mrs William Giberson is sought for questioning after her husband is found shot to death Police theorize Richmond 18 was often short of money his mother helped with funds Wilmer Carr says Mrs Giberson asked for a 500 loan days before the murder Carr refused the loan Santa Rosa Luther Burbank says nine new fruits will debut next year a peach plum nectarine and prune

Lakehurst N. J Joe Richmond William Giberson Wilmer Carr Giberson Carr Richmond Santa Rosa Luther Burbank

Northcliffe Laid To Rest In Westminster Abbey

Funeral services for Lord Northcliffe the famous English publisher were held at Westminster Abbey London on August 17. Leading publishers from across England attended along with representatives of the king and nobles. Hundreds of journalists marched to the abbey as Canon Carnegie officiated. The rites ended with muffled bells. The cortege then moved to Saint Marylebone Cemetery for interment.

London Lord Northcliffe Westminster Abbey England Freetst Canon Carnegie Westminster Saint Mary le Bone Cemetery

Intact Brain of Ancient Foxall Fish Found in Chicago Museum

A remarkably preserved brain of a foxall fish Macropetalichthys, dating back about 400 million years, was discovered during a Chicago museum investigation. The find promises insight into the internal structure of the Devonian age fish and advances paleontological study.

Chicago Chicago Museum

You’re the Voter Update for Urgent Registration Push

A civic exhortation urges citizens to register within five days at the county-city building. It emphasizes the importance of voting, warns against civic slacking, and notes the office is open all day to complete registration quickly.

Heat Wave Grim Record Sizza Grips Midwest to Atlantic

A sweltering heat wave sweeps from the Dakotas to the Atlantic coast setting records for the year. Three deaths are reported with dozens of prostrations as the heat is expected to persist at least for several days.

Chicago Dakotas Atlantic

Imitation ice used to cool bears at Forest Park cage

Thirty tons of glass broken into large chunks were spread around the polar bear cage at Forest Park. Keepers hoped the bears would be "kidded" into thinking the temperature was cooler than the thermometer showed.

Louis Forest Park

Heat Ravages Cities As Summer Grips the Midwest

Prof H J Cox of the weather bureau warned no relief until week’s end but a disturbance in 48 hours could bring cooler air early next week. Thunderstorms may offer temporary relief to some areas while thousands seek shade at parks and lake resorts. Reports indicate a death toll rising with two victims in St. Louis and others in nearby cities.

H. J. Cox Weather Bureau Chicago

Straw Hats Winning Here

Weather forecast from Salisbury predicts fair and warmer days for Seattle and surrounding areas. Caution advised against removing too much clothing as no hot wave is expected in the near term.

Salisbury Seattle

Portland Faces New Heat Wave This Week

Portland and western Oregon brace for another heat wave as the district weather forecaster predicts 88 to 90 degrees by Friday. Today’s forecast calls for about 54 degrees with clearer skies and north winds. The weather office notes a typical summer pattern for the Northwest.

Portland Oregon Northwest

Nebraska Sweltering As Temperatures Rise In Lincoln

Lincoln records show temperatures climbing from 86 to 88 degrees with 90 expected by midday. The Lincoln Weather Bureau forecast relief for tomorrow after a hot night across the city.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Lincoln Weather Bureau

Denver Free From Heat as Cooler Weather Arrives

Denver reports a 24 hour mean temperature of 76 with cooler conditions forecast for today and tomorrow. Showers across parts of the state helped lower the atmosphere.

Denver

Iowa To Get Some Relief

The weather bureau forecast little overall temperature change for most of Iowa with the extreme west expected to see slightly cooler conditions tonight.

Iowa Des Moines Weather Bureau

Chinese Held as Murderer in San Bernardino Killing

Quong Wong, a Chinese man known to have had a daytime dispute with Mia Mabel Hangen, was arrested early today as a suspect in her murder. Hangen was found shot to death last night. Wong proclaimed innocence when questioned. Another arrest is expected soon.

San Bernardino Cal Quong Wong Mia Mabel H. Hangen Wong

Keep the Hotel Project a Community Enterprise

The article urges Seattle to keep the hotel project a community endeavor with local input. It argues for Seattle architects familiar with civic needs, outlines stockholder consultation, and calls for meetings to discuss design materials, name, operation, and Northwest-appropriate considerations.

Keep the

Railway Strike Conference Opens in Chicago

On August 17 in New York reports say a vast labor gathering for the rail strike began negotiations at Chicago offices of T De Witt Cuyl er with railroad executives and union leaders meeting at 2 15 pm. Both sides entered the conference with plans in mind as the doors closed.

New York Chicago T. de Witt Cuyler

California Railway Strike Intensifies In San Bernardino

Resumption of traffic on Western Pacific and Union Pacific contrasted with renewed violence. San Bernardino, home to Santa Fe main shops, saw bomb explosions as tensions flare in the Pacific coast strike.

San Francisco Western Pacific Union Pacific Pacific Coast Railway San Bernardino Cal Santa Fe California

Strikes Spark Violence Across Midwest Rail Hub Areas

Aug 17 reports say troops at Joliet Illinois were fired on by snipers from strikers homes. A search for arms followed as martial law loomed in Clinton. A group attacked four Illinois Central workers. one man was seriously wounded. Nonunion men were beaten in Cedar Rapids Iowa and Janesville Wisconsin, with trouble also in Evansville Indiana.

Chicago Joliet Clinton Tfl

Harding Delays Plea on Rail Strike Until Peace Talks

President Harding will postpone delivering the message to Congress on the rail strike situation until the outcome of peace negotiations between railway executives and non striking labor leaders in New York is known. The message will be delivered later, even if the strike ends in New York.

Washington Harding Congress New York

Klan Trial Nears End in Los Angeles

Defense for 95 alleged Klansmen builds to challenge the state’s case after extensive testimony. Prosecutors seek to complete their evidence while defense counsel plans to call over 380 witnesses to refute the arraignment in a raid that ended in violence and death.

Los Angeles

Samoan Correia sea plane departs for Rio at dawn

The giant Sampan Correia sea plane leaves Rockaway Naval Air Station at 7 20 a m for a 1500 mile flight to Rio de Janeiro The craft begins with a 600 mile leg to Charleston South Carolina under pilot Commander Walter Hinton who predicts arrival in Charleston in under seven hours

New York Sampaio Correia Mammoth Rockaway Naval Air Station Rio de Janeiro Sqm Charleston 8. C Walter Hinton

Gourmet M le Duc Talleyrand visits Seattle bakery

Upon arriving in Seattle the notable gourmet M le Duc de Talleyrand announces he will stay only if the food pleases him. On Wednesday he was seen at the Athenian Bakery and Delicatessen in Pike Place Market eating doughnuts and drinking coffee, carrying his own tray.

M. le Duc de Talleyrand Europe Seattle Pike Place Market

Anthracite Meeting Aims to Reopen Mines

Delegates of hard coal miners and operators arrived for a conference in Philadelphia to decide on restarting work for 155000 anthracite workers. John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers, and aides meet at 2 o clock with S. D. Warriner and mine owners representatives.

Philadelphia John Ll. Lewis United Mine Workers S. D. Warriner

Mid-West Utilities to be Given Coal Supplies

Public utilities in the Mid-West will be kept on a 10 to 20 day coal stock if possible. Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer announced the policy after the presidential commission acted on urgent requests from utilities for immediate replenishment of stocks.

Washington Mid-West Spencer Presidential Commission

University Student Killed in Cave-In at Gold Mine

GRASS VALLEY California August 17 Bringleson 23 year old University of California student was instantly killed when a cave-in covered him on the 2 500 foot level of the Pennsylvania gold mine where he was working. All others on the level escaped uninjured.

Grass Valley Cal Bringleson University of California Pennsylvania

91st Men Plan On Big Parade

Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment will conclude with a large parade in Seattle led by the 91st (Wild West) division. More than 3,000 veterans from across the country are expected, with 18 bands and units from the army navy and marine corps in line. The march will retrace training days at Camp Lewis and include a review under Lieut. Gov. Wee Coyle.

Argonne 91St Wild West) Division Veterans of Foreign Wars Evergreen Convention of Division Savoy Hotel Camp Lewis Gov

Strike guard kills brakeman reported on Havre incident

St Paul dispatch says a Great Northern brakeman was killed by a strike guard at Havre Montana. Havre union officials wired Big Four leaders requesting a strike on the Great Northern system.

ST. Paul Great Northern Tambaugh Havre Mont

A Home Near Woodland Park Showcased by Seattle Dealer

A Seattle real estate dealer promotes a near Woodland Park residence described as less than 600 feet from the park. The one floor home features a spacious lot, two-car garage, attic space, archwood floors, built in buffet, cabinet kitchen, two bedrooms and a den, with roof closets and storerooms.

Woodland Park

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