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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1920

Page

16

Carlyon Bill Under Attack in Washington Roads Debate

Delegates at the Washington State Good Roads association convention in Everett discuss a telegram read by Newport publisher Fred L Wolfe. The telegram from Spokane asks whether to support the Carlyon bill and warns of big business impact, prompting mixed reactions and a committee to investigate. The Western Newspaper Association is cited as the potential influence, with Wolfe naming the investigative panel: Charles McKenzie, C. F. Stinson, and F. J. Wilmer.

Everett Washington State Good Roads Association Fred L Wolfe Newport Wolfe Association Spokane Western Newspaper Association Charles McKenzie Whitman County C. F. Stinson Franklin F. J. Wilmer Whitman

Warren outlines rural sheriff patrol plan for Beattie area

Republican sheriff candidate Joel F. Warren proposes dedicating sheriff's office policing to rural districts while the city of Beattie remains under city police. He envisions a three eight hour shift motorcycle patrol with regular district assignments and telephone reports to the criminal department head for emergencies. He argues current efforts duplicate work between city detectives and deputies.

Beattie Joel F. Warren Colman Hall Ravenna Warren Sheriff's Office

Ban on Foreign Language Schools Stirring in Hawaii

American residents in Hawaii discuss potential legality of banning foreign language schools. Action is aimed at Japanese schools amid rapid growth, with strong agitation forming against them.

Hawaii Fionosult T. UW

Los Angeles Police Ordered to Stop Profanity

The Los Angeles police commission issued an edict banning profanity and harsh language by officers to curb complaints that traffic cops lose patience and speak roughly.

Los Angeles Gen Uemen Police Commission Copa

Army allocates 6.65 million for Hawaii post

Oahu Hawaii August 26 the army plans a 6 650 000 construction project to build a new post here for a garrison of nine infantry regiments engineers field artillery cavalry and an aviation service making it Hawaii s most important military post.

Oahu T. H Hawaii

Douglas Seeks Reform in Local Prosecution Race

Douglas urges a focused fix on King County law office and criticizes Fred Brown's record, citing homicide charges, trial losses, and leadership gaps. He argues for efficiency and integrity, promising a stronger court house law office on the fourth floor. He plans to speak at Weetale hall tonight.

Ravenna Hall Malcolm Douglas Douglan Fred Brown Guy Brown Hans Roselius Cone of State Bruce American Legion Committee Court House King County Douglas Weetaide Hall

Identification of Slain Woman in Jersey Thicket

New York Aug 246 A identification was made today of the murdered woman found in a thicket along the Jersey palleades near the Hudson from Riverside Drive. Mrs Blanch Schultz 21 of New York was identified by sister Mrs Clara Heyport of New Jersey. Police said five diamonds and several hundred dollars were with her when she left home last Sunday. Detectives believed she was killed after riding in an automobile and dragged to the thicket where her body was found.

New York Hudson Riverside Drive Hackensacket N. J Annou Blanch Schultz Clara W.heyport Schultz

Womens Ready-to-Wear and Accessories Catalog Listing

MacDougall-Southwick presents a mixed catalog of garments and accessories. The entry details skirts coats capes bathing suits dresses undergarments and lingerie across sizes from 14 to 86 with prices ranging from 25 cents to 6.95 including specific items like 30 skirts in white cotton gaberdine and 46 pieces embroidery and reading materials with half price deals.

Copenhagen Pekin MacDougall-Southwick Fleer Meart Valenciennes Wits Richelieu Third Fleet

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