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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1921

Page

13

General Muir Heads New Patriotic Body

The first meeting of the Association of the Army of the United States in this state was held at the Masonic club on Wednesday. Maj. Gen. C. H. Muir was elected president, with aims to promote patriotism and study of national defense and to strengthen bonds among regular army and reserve forces.

General Muir New Patriotic Body Association of the Army of the United States Masonic Club C. H. Muir

Will County Wages Cut in 1922 Budget Talks

County officials weigh salary reductions for 1922 as the budget calls for tighter operating costs. Commissioners favor cuts while employees resist and department heads refrain from comment for the moment.

Men's two pants suits and accessories sale ad

Classic department store ad promoting men’s two pants suits priced at 35 dollars each. Offers hats shoes and furnishings in one price cash or credit. Located at 1427 Fifth Avenue, manager Todd, with options at third street?

War Trophy Injur es Wife In Explosion

Mrs Filzabeth McCullough, residing at 6105 20th Ave N E, suffered serious injuries when a hand grenade, overheated by a fire after fuse and detonator were removed, exploded in her home. The blast sent metal fragments through the room striking her in the back while her husband, an overseas veteran, said the grenade was hung above the fireplace. The incident occurred Wednesday and Mrs McCullough remained in serious condition Thursday.

Mra Filzabeth Bo Me Cullough 20Th Ave N. E McCullough

Man Shot in Grocery Store Duel Before Children

In Tacoma on December 15 Harry Belmont, 35, was shot by 63 year old W A Simpeon in a quarrel at Simpeon’s grocery. Simpeon was wounded. Both men expected to recover.

Tacoma Harry Belmont W. A. Simpeon Simpaam

Gun smuggling case ties Mur ray to jail plot

Mrs. Mabel Smith confessed to Deputy John D. Carmody that a man named Murray planned smuggling a revolver into the county jail cell housing James F. Mahoney, James Medmond, and William Holtz. The revolver was hidden in a pancake flour package traced to her apartment by Sheriff Matt Starwich.

Murray James F. Mahoney James Medmond William Holtz Mabel Smith

College club opens new $200,000 home in Seattle area

The College club, with 558 members, prepares for its December 23 Christmas dinner as moving into their new building at Sixth Ave and Spring St begins. Built entirely by member financing, the structure completes after two years since the club’s 1910 founding and relocations from Fourth Ave and Marion St to Fifth Ave and Seneca St.

Sixth Ave Spring St College Club Fourth Ave Marion St Fifth Ave Seneca Et

Caldwell to Go to Orient to Represent Nile Temple

Mayor Caldwell will depart January 14 for a two month trip to the Orient after being elected potentate of the Nile temple. A Nile temple delegation will travel on the steamship Keystone State and preside at ceremonies in Shanghai and Manila. They will visit Yokohama Kobe Shanghai Hongkong and Manila, returning to Seattle March 10.

Caldwell Orient Nile Temple Keystone State Shanghai Manila Yokohama Kobe Hongkong Seattle

Seattle Insurance Man Died Suddenly at Home

The body of Robert Gra ham, 59, an Seattle insurance man, who died Tuesday night of apoplexy at his home 9437 36th ave W is at Home Undertaking parlors awaiting funeral arrangements.

Robert Graham Seattle 36Th Ave. & W

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