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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1921

Page

4

Man Killed as Log Breaks Loose at Eagle Gorge

Martin Riley aged 40 a Page Lumber Co logger at Eagle Gorge was killed when a large log rolled down a hill struck and crushed him. His body was taken to Chittenden Undertaking parlors in Kent. Riley had relatives in Boston. He was the second Page Lumber Co worker to die at Eagle Gorge in recent weeks following Nels Peterson who perished in the same manner.

Martin Riley Page Lumber Co Eagle Gorge Riley Chittenden Kent Boston Nels Peterson Peterson

Workman Dies as Bank Caves at Lake Union Brick Co

Ludwig Leberle of 4709 Hudson Street was instantly killed when a bank of earth collapsed at the rear of the Lake Union Brick Co on Westlake Avenue. He was working with William Ashton who warned him before the cave in. Ashton helped dig him out but Leberle died at the scene. He is survived by a widow Mia and a daughter Frances.

Ludwig Leberle Hudson St Lake Union Brick Co Westlake Ave Leberle William Ashton 13Th Ave. N Ashton Ashtan Leberie Mia Barbara Leberle Miss Frances

Man Named Mahoney Found Sane in Court Appearance

In a county court, Mahoney stood in chains as doctors and officials observed. The alienists testified about family mental health history while the jury read its verdict and Mahoney showed little emotion. His mother and sister waited outside as the case proceeded.

India Mahoney D. A. Toe Gouiel Ie Oes White Otis W. Brinker Joe Hill Drs. Nicholson A. P. Calhoun W. V. Gulick Frank T. Wilt Nora Mahoney Dolores Johnson Tennant William Barr Will H. Barr

Nevada rancher buys airplane to shuttle between properties

A Nevada woman who manages multiple ranches has purchased an airplane to fly between her properties, aiming to save time monitoring distant sites and oversee operations more efficiently.

Nevada

Interstate commission delays fruit freight cut to Sept 16

Washington, Aug. 15 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended until September 16 the plan to cut freight shipments from Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon and Utah to Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. The report also notes a separate line about dictaphones aiding missionaries in transcribing Central African dialects.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Vada New Mexico Oregon Utah Arizona Texas

Ancient Welsh site yields axes from a six millennium ago factory

Archaeologists uncover ruins in Wales revealing a factory whose stone axes were crafted for warfare around six thousand years ago. The discovery shows organized production and suggests trade links in the Neolithic era.

Wales

Ice Cream Loot by Boy Bandits

Police seek two about 16 year old youths who robbed a messenger of two quarters of ice cream near 23rd Avenue and First Street. A fictitious address was given to summon the vendor to deliver the loot. Both fled into the shadows. suspects are at large.

Majestic Pharmacy 23Rd Ave

Three Irish Plays to Be Given at U

Under Glenn Hughes University of Washington students will present three contemporary Irish plays by famous dramatists at Meany hall Friday evening. A meeting at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Thursday morning addressed Fordney tariff provisions affecting commodities passing through Seattle and urged action by Washington officials.

Glenn Hughes University of Washington Meany Hall Chamber of Commerce Washington

British booze expenses high across Great Britain

Aug 14 report notes British people spent about 469.7 million pounds on liquor last year, roughly two billion dollars, with 143.96 million on spirits, 294.16 million on beer, 30.32 million on wines and 11.28 million on other intoxicants. It cites 57,948 intoxication convictions in 1919 and 96,763 last year.

London Great Britain United States Clearge Wilson United Kingdom Alliance John Bull Bam Wilson

Pigeon Delivers Distress Call Tying Rescue Effort

A carrier pigeon relayed a plea from Hoodoo mountains to New York City prompting a relief expedition for explorer Dr. Edmund Meller. The message, dated from Yellowstone area, was sent to Dan Singer who alerted Ned Frost to organize food and provisions and begin the search. Porcelain money for Guatemala is designed in Germany as a potential replacement for hard rubber coins.

New York Dan Singer Belle Clair New York City Hoodoo Mountains Yellowstone Heller Hoodoo Broadway Edmund Meller Theodore Roosevelt Columbus Circle Singer Ned Frost Wapegi Ranch Cody Wyo Edmund Heller Yellowstone Park Big Hioedoo Mountains Meller Roosevelt Africa

Doll's House Repeats at Cornish Little Theatre

Maurice Browne's repertory company presents four more performances of A Doll's House at the Cornish Little Theatre starting tonight. The Ibsen drama impresses Seattle audiences with strong dramatic power and artistic costuming. Shows run Thursday Friday Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon. no production next week.

Maurice Browne

Explosive Offered for Land Clearing by Government

The government plans to supply picric acid for land clearing with A B Nystrom as the contact. The acid is free but freight and detonator caps raise the cost to about 13 1/2 cents per pound, roughly one cent cheaper than dynamite. Orders from landowners accepted but held until carload quantities exist.

A. B. Nystrom

Irish troops guard chiefs as Dublin moves toward secret session

In Dublin soldiers from the Irish Army surrounded the Mansion House while Dail Eireann held a secret session to decide Ireland s fate. Sinn Fein guards and large crowds pressed nearby as khaki troops arrived by train. the scene carried tense mood with leaders like Mickey Collins present for the anxious crowd.

Dublin Irahean Mansion House Dall Eireann Ireland Sinn Fein Mickey” Collins Mmm Sinn

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