Rents Jump in Gottstein Building in Seattle
Tenants in the Gottstein building on Union Street face steep rent increases from 60 to 100 percent as leases expire. Dry goods firms and retailers contend the raises threaten moving or closing, while some tenants, like Woodlawn Flower Shop and Parker Dentists, report satisfaction with their terms.
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Gottstein
Booond Ave
Union
Beattle
United Cigar Stores Co
Miorence Co
Florence C. Meagher
A. Demuth
Star
T. A. Stamm
Stamm Bros
Meyer-Tower
Union St
Geo. Kd. Broom
Woodlawn
Paintess Parker Dentists
H. A. Crouch
M. Rosse Downs
Henry Broderick, Inc
United Cigar Stores Company
Gottetein
Second Ave
Seattle
Downs
Eligibility for vocational training with government pay due to flat feet
A War Veterans Bureau board of appeals ruling for the Pacific Northwest district holds that flat feet qualify as a vocational handicap. The decision applies to former sailors and Marines and covers vocational training with government pay for those proven unfit for certain duties.
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Board of Appeals
U.S. War Veterans Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Jsthis
Starwich Says Man Didn’t Kill Deputy in Seattle Case
Sheriff Starwich reports no link between Frank Newcomb and the deputy’s 1960 killing near Seattle. In Everett, Newcomb Charles Hill Joe Peterson and George Norman are held over an Ono Sultan Lumber camp robbery last week. Starwich asked if Newcomb could be linked to the killing of Elmer Cady.
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Frank Newcomb
Robert E. Scott
Seattle
Matt Starwich
Snohomish County
Newcomb
Charles Hill
Joe Peterson
George Norman
Everett
Sultan Lumber Company
Ono
Starwich
Scott
Elmer Cady
Directory of University of Washington Women and Contact Info
The University of Washington releases a directory listing women, faculty and students with addresses and telephone numbers now on sale at the university book store.
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University of Washington
City to tighten rules on fire sale advertising
A proposed city measure would require merchants who advertise fire sale, bankruptcy, or embezzlement liquidations to file statements with the city comptroller showing where and when goods were obtained. The bill, if approved, also limits merchant hold times and imposes a $25 daily penalty or a $2,500 bond.
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Public Safety Committee
Tno Duginows
City Council Considers Reducing For Hire Stands
Chief W H Hearing urged cutting the number of for hire stands citing traffic interference. A pending ordinance limits to 20 stands while drivers proposed adding more. A committee will review the list and remove stands where possible.
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W. H. Hearing
Public Safety Committee
Pownille
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