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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1920

Page

16

Freakish Auto Accidents Involving Drunk Driver and Several Injuries

A drunken driver backed into a wall at J F Carstens on Second N Yieston street at 3 am causing a large hole and fled. A separate crash at the Frye hotel corner injured no one, while Gustafson 32 was hospitalized after a crash on 25th avenue. Multiple pedestrians were knocked down in incidents near Boyle avenue, Pike street, and Yesler Way as police and medics responded. several individuals were treated for head wounds and other injuries. Police arrested Obnick for drunken driving as the city investigated ongoing street excavation and auto mishaps across downtown streets.

J. F. Carstens Yieston St Tom Exco Frye Hotel Ave Yester Way P. PD E. E BE. Howell St Boyle Ave Pike St Gustafson William Strodoff 18Th Ave Louise Fleming Pine W. N. Williams Fleming O'Hanralan Ben Falkenberg

Mystery of Three Cases of Whisky Vanishes at Sullivan Home

An alleged disappearance of about three cases of whisky from Pat Sullivan’s 3002 Harvard Ave N while under sheriff custody may spark a local political fight. Prohibition agents claim whisky labeled Sunny Brook was present. deputies guarding the site say none exists. Internal revenue officials and the district attorney clash over jurisdiction as rumors swirl and observers await clarity.

Pat Sullivan Harvard Ave William T. Beeks Internal Revenue Sunnybrook Beeks Sullivan Saunders Prohibition

Gov Hart Guest of Honor at Press Ball

Gov Hart led the grand audience at a press ball in Seattle last night under the auspices of the Press club at the Hippodrome. Mrs F A Batwell and Mrs Hart followed. Senior Miles Poindexter and many officials military and naval officers governor staff and other notables attended.

Gow Hart Hie Hone Seattle Preas Club Biatm F. A. Batwell Preas Club Batwell Hart Miles Poindexter

Woman Accused in Bremerton Kidnapping Attempt

Police search for Leila Derringer accused of trying to abduct 14 year old Dean Dixon from Bremerton. Relatives sought custody for the boy from Lula Dixon. Derringer allegedly told the boy his mother was hurt and in a Seattle hospital and planned to take him there. The boy stopped at his mother’s workplace and found her there. Derringer later apparently traveled to Seattle.

Leila Derringer Dean Dixon Bremerton Lula Dixon Miss Derringer Dean Seattle

Bride Killer Dies of Wound in Knickerbocker Tragedy

William Burgess White, 44, a salesman, died in city hospital after shooting his bride and then himself at the Knickerbocker hotel at Seventh Avenue and Madison Street. He died clutching a gun beside his dead wife. Police know motive remains unknown.

Willam Burgess White City Hospital Knickerbocker Hotel Seventh Ave Madison St White

Suit for bonus due on Dec 17

Legality of the soldiers' bonus bill adopted by referendum will be tried in Olympia on December 17. Attorney General Thompson seeks a writ of mandate in the supreme court to compel Auditor Clausen to issue a $1,000 warrant to pay bonus claims.

Olympia Thompson Supreme Court Auditor Clausen

Two More Held In Girl Case

San Francisco dispatch reports two more of the eight men accused of assaulting Jean Stanley of Portland and Jessie Montgomery of Reneé were under arrest. The detainees are "Spud" Murphy, a prize fighter, and Jim Carey, a chauffeur. Murphy was captured at gunpoint after a rooftop chase near the factory. Carey was cornered in his room after police battered in the door.

San Francisco Jean Stanley Portland Ore Jessie Montgomery Rene,e Spud” Murphy Jim Carey Murphy Carey

Woman Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge

Pinkie Wallace, a Black woman, pleaded not guilty to second degree murder when arraigned before Justice J. T. Ronald on Tuesday afternoon. She is accused of shooting and killing Bar ney Gardner, a Black dining car waiter, at her home eleven days earlier.

Pinkie Wallace Putes J. T. Ronald

Deputy's Quaking Shoes Prove His Gun Skills

Reporter notes Andy Vaughn deputy sheriff at 6532 Sixth Ave NW. He wakes to an earthquake and mocks an intruder by tapping toes beneath a hinged mattress. In a bizarre turn he shoots his own shoes, illustrating his claim of being quick with his gun.

Andy Vaughn Sixth Ave. N. W Big Gun

Guerilla Warfare Surges Across Southern Ireland

Violent clashes flare in Cork and Ardee as Sinn Fein leaders hunted and British forces clash with volunteers. Reports say Black and Tans killed two men in Ardee and left bodies near homes, while Cork sees fires and police seize literature as a labor commission arrives for talks.

Dublin Dew Sion Fein Ireland Cork Ardee Dlack Sinn Fein Euch Irish Volunteer Army Labor Party Commission Arthur Henderson Irish Labor Party Catholic Hierror Irish Peace Commit Lavorites Young Ireland

Boy dies from accidental gunshot wound in Kirkland

Joseph Magegert Jr., 12, died at Providence hospital after a 22 caliber rifle exploded while he and a playmate disassembled it. The incident occurred Sunday, November 21, as the boys removed the stock. he was pronounced dead at 7:10 p.m. after surgery. The body remains at Rommey-Watson parlors pending funeral arrangements.

Kirkland Joseph Magegert, Jr Providence Ronmney-Watson Joseph Frank C. Koepfli

Unidentified man’s body found. throat cut in Henry Spur woods

A man’s body with a throat wound was found Sunday in woods near Henry Spur and brought to the morgue for identification. Officials note the death as a suspected suicide as investigations continue. The article also mentions a government health official boarding a vessel from a foreign port.

Black Diamond Henry Spur The Health Office

Electric Table Lamps at 12.50 and Floor Lamp Stands

A compact old ad notes electric table lamps priced at 12.50 with metal bases in bronze and brass finishes and amber glass shades. Floor lamp standards in mahogany finish, pull chain and sockets, twelve offerings also at 12.50.

Men’s Bathrobes Offered In Various Patterns And Prices

The Downstairs Store presents men's bathrobes in heavy fleece with two pockets and tie cord. Available patterns include navy red gray tan blue lavender and more. Prices start at 8.00 with heavier robes at 11.00 featuring cord trim and scroll work on pockets and cuffs.

Heir’s wood dolls charm with life like faces

Toy Town notes Schoenhut Dolls priced from $2.50 for the 11% inch model. The wooden figures are described as practically indestructible and differ from ordinary dolls in outward appearance.

Schoenhut Encourtoy Town

Cy and Samantha Christmas Cards Offer

Quaint old fashion couple portraits with red scarves and a gentle Christ mas greeting priced at 10 cents each.

Christmas Cards 15 for 25 cents

An assortment of 15 Christmas cards with envelopes sold in a decorated box priced at 25 cents.

Traveling Sets $1.00 Downstairs Store Gift Package

A downstairs store advertises travel sets priced at one dollar each. Each set includes two shoe trees two coat hangers and a shoe horn, enamel finishes in white pink or blue, offered as convenient daily necessities.

Initialed Handkerchiefs in Boxes and Cot ton Embroidered Ones

Classified ad describes boxed sets of three initialed handkerchiefs in blue, pink and lavender priced 65 cents, with additional white cotton handkerchiefs with a small hem and corner embroidery offered at 10 cents each. Downstairs store.

Electrical goods for Christmas kitchen wares and gifts

The downstairs store offers bright electric appliances for the home including electric percolators in pot and urn styles, toasters, grills, tea balls, chafing dishes, trays, sugars and creamer sets, and a five piece set. Prices range from 3.75 to 47.50 with multiple styles for holiday use.

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