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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1914

Page

3

John Clancys Roadhouse Raided Seizing Large Booze Haul

Deputies raided Johnny Clancys roadhouse near Meadows race track, seizing beer whiskey and champagne. Johnny Clancy jailed on nuisance charge after raid ordered by Sheriff Cudthee. he claimed no official link to Pac Social Club, which operated the venue. Trial date not yet set.

Johnny Clancy Loma Vande Home Meadows Race Track Clancy Beebe Smith and Myers Cudithee Murphy Cudthee Pac Social Club P. McRae

Bargain Sale At Starr MacPherson Store Site

Open Saturday night until 10 and at 7422 Third Ave the former Starr MacPherson store offers deep cut apparel and goods. Includes corduroy knickers 1.25, rompers 15, mens suits 5.95 14.50 for select items, wide selections of jewelry purses shoes and linens with values up to 1.00 and 5.00 plus small sizes in footwear and linen handkerchiefs, all at reduced prices. ARROW COMPANY formerly Starr MacPherson Store 1422 Third Ave.

Starr-MacPherson Arrow Company Third Ave

Donley quits church organist post amid church dispute

At Prof. W. H. Donley’s request the contract with the First Methodist church to serve as organist for the year starting October 1 is canceled. The dispute with Pastor Rev. Adna Wright Leonard stems from Donley’s Colonial theatre performance. The music committee lauds his talents and he will lead the upcoming festival and travel to San Francisco to arrange Seattle singers' appearance.

W. H. Donley First Methodist Church Donley Adna Wright Leonard Colonial Theatre San Francisco Seattle Singers

Grocers Picnic Draws 2000 Attendees at Wildwood Park

More than two thousand shoppers attended a retail grocers picnic at Wildwood Park. The day featured forty athletic events including a morning ball game and a notable ladies tug of war showcasing community festivities.

Far East Wildwood Park

Thousands of LEGO Ads Reflect a Bustling Classified Scene

A jumble of want ads filled with LEGO themed listings shows a busy marketplace vibe. Shoppers search for bricks, minifigures, and sets while vendors advertise rare finds and bulk lots in a crowded ad page.

Another speedster jailed as city court hands out heavy fines

Acting Police Judge Thomas B. MacMahon condemns speeding violators with harsh sentences. City court records show unprecedented penalties for traffic speed. McCarty of Seattle Lighting was fined 100 dollars and 20 days after speeding out of jurisdiction. Marush 75 dollars, Meade 25, Impey 55, Kohen 40 on appeal, Sexton Anderson 50 for reckless driving after colliding with a pole near Rainier brewery.

Thomas B. MacMahon MacMahon W. Z. McCarty Seattle Lighting Co C. G. Branley Michael Marush J. W. Meade Paul Impey J. G. Kohen Sexton Anderson Rainier

Man With No Money Tom Surle Accused of Grand Larceny

Tom Surle a one legged man allegedly defrauded many in town through false claims. He reportedly promised payment for a Nebraska music hall and an automobile, leaving others out of pocket. He faces grand larceny charges after a series of cash and property schemes.

Tom Surle Tom Lacile Young George Boyer Jules Zbinden Seward Hotel Surlo Zbinden Fiest National Bank Helena Mont Joy

Servians Chase Austrian Army After Sunday Defeat

NSH Servia August 21 The Servians press the retreating Austrian army after a Sunday defeat. Semiofficial dispatches report heavy losses for the fugitives and say six cannon were captured in an assault on the Austrians left wing.

Nsh Servia Revere

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