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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
3
King of Gamblers Becomes Father of Five in Seattle
Charley Louie, once Seattle’s feared gambling boss, shifts life course becoming a father to five boys. He renounces the high-stakes scene, defends his family, and runs a small shop while planning a safer future amid lingering threats from high binders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Louie
Seattle
Charley
Charles Beckingham
King St
Chief Beckingham
Washington #t
Beckingham
Chinatown
Sixth Ave
Atore
China
Federal grand jury weighs Seattle profiteering case
A federal grand jury hearing in September heard evidence that Seattle businessmen including landlords restaurant operators shoemakers tailors and grocers profited from shortages. Attorney General Palmer and local district attorneys plan a:: conference in Seattle to combat rising living costs as city administration changes delay Friday talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
Seattle
United
Washington
Palmer
Bert Haney
Portland
Francia A. Garret
Spokane
Saunders
National trade conference to be held in Atlantic City
H Parsons president of Mitle Chamber of Commerce and E Chilberg head a general committee to organize a national trade conference in Atlantic City New Jersey for the week starting September 29. The meeting will include cabinet officers and experts from England France and Belgium. Delegates will be chosen for a five man panel from each country and will tour major trade centers after the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Parsons
Mitle Chamber of Commerce
E. Chilberg
Ae Rvecie
Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic City
N. J
National Chamber
England
France
Belgium
Coun
Senator Jones Urges Camp Lewis National Cemetery Initiative
Fragmentary note indicates Senator Jones pressed for a national cemetery at Camp Lewis and offered assistance. The text references the National Cemetery, Department, and communication with the Bureau of Commerce, suggesting cross bureau interest in relocating or establishing cemetery facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sader
Boy Rescues Girl From Hayden Lake in Daring Rescue
A 9 year old boy, Twohy of Washington, saved a girl who had gone under at Hayden Lake. Wagner, 25, assisted or supported the rescue as bystanders watched. The incident took place in August near the Old National Bank area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old National Bank
Wagner
Hayden Lake
Button to Speak at Y Sunday Night at Six
An event at the Y on Sunday evening features Button speaking at 6 PM. The address places the gathering near the corner of up and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Button
Washington
Butler Boosts School Drive at Chamber Lunch
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, will speak before the Chamber of Commerce on education in the world of business. The civic bureau backs the Back-to-School week August 24 to 39 and will handle the program with Worrall Wilson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Bureau
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
The
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
Worrall Wilson
Butler
United States
W. H. Olin
Civic Bureau Committee
Inter Church Noon Lunch group forms at Meves cafeteria
Ministers and laymen organized at Meves cafeteria to form The Inter Church Noon Lunch. R. Le Sweaney elected president and Rev. E. B. Sutton secretary. Meetings set for Wednesdays at noon upstairs in the cafeteria. A. K. Leone invited to speak next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meves
R. le Sweaney
E. B. Sutton
A. K. Leone
Train Hits Auto Truck Near Albany Resulting in Fatality
Albany Ore August 28 Victor Walley died when the auto truck he rode in was struck by a train a mile north of the city. The other occupant J R Moresley was thrown from the vehicle but escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Ore
Victor Wallett
Fonduco to Load Lumber Cargo from Lake Union for Atlantic
The Fonduco, 3 500 tons, chartered to Strathern and Dixon, will be the first ship to load cargo in Lake Union and sail to Atlantic coast ports via the Panama Canal. It has been taking on rough and finished lumber at Brace and Hergert mill and was built at Anderson and Porter in Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Shipping Board
Fonduco
Strathern & Dixon
Lake Union
Atlantic Coast
Brace & Hergert
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Anderson & Porter
Raymond
Goats Used to Clear Farm Weeds in Quakertown Pa
Quakertown Pennsylvania August 28 1920 The Gulick farm near Hilltown solves weed clearance by turning loose a small flock of goats to eat ivy and fence line growth The rapid grazing reduces surplus foliage at the farm Meanwhile Seattle police seek suspects who removed an iron grate from a market window at Queen Anne 621 Queen Anne Ave and stole eight slabs of bacon eight cans of cooking compound and 15 pounds of sausage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quakertown
Gulick Farm
Hilltown
Seattle
Queen Anne Market
Queen Anne Ave
Girl Says Seattle Judges Are Expert Home Brewers
A Seattle vendor claims judges at the courthouse brew the finest home beverage and notes widespread basement brewing. She describes supply houses selling hops malt yeast and bottles with rising prices amid a thriving at home beverage industry under dry laws enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Southern Pacific Traffic Is Better
Sacramento division traffic improved with trains on schedule after switchmen and yard men returned to work. Superintendent J D Brennan credited Sacramento with setting the example as bay district workers followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Southern Pacific
J.D. Brennan
Brennan
Bay District
Proverbial Advice on Servants: Praise Publicly Reprove Privately
A saying advises owners to commend a good servant openly while addressing faults in private. The maxims promote public encouragement and discreet correction to maintain dignity and efficiency.
Plasterers Wanted by Master Plasterers Association
The Master Plasterers Association seeks 20 experienced plasterers at nine dollars per day and several apprentices. An excellent opportunity to learn a trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Plasterers Association
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Scandinavia
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Italy
Seattle Star
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Northwest
Lord Northcliffe
Second Avenue
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