A Palace for Gage's Pretty Young Bride
Lyman J. Gage and his bride Ada Ballou plan a grand Point Loma home as masons carpenters and decorators rush to finish the residence. Ada a former Plorodora girl and San Diego social leader, is poised for a glamorous return as the ex secretary’s wife. Gage 73 has lived in San Diego since 1906 and the new estate sits across the bay near Katherine Tingley’s headquarters.
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Bandipgo
Cal
Lyman J. Gage
Nan Patterson
Gage
George M. Ballou
San Diego
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
John C. Fisher
Henry Savage
Robert L. Crane
Buffalo
Point Loma
Bay
Katherin Tingley
Students to Help Post Office Over Christmas Rush
The Seattle post office expects 175 university and high school students to sort, tie, write, and handle Christmas packages and letters this season. Assistant Postmaster Colbett says applications exceed needs and the student workers will cover night and day shifts under the postmaster, with Russell noting the program works and provides needed funds for capable students.
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Seattle
Husky
Russell
Dunkle Linked To Sale Of Faked Polar Records
Dunkle acted as go-between in negotiations with Dr. Cook the explorer for selling faked polar records. He lost his job with an insurance firm after swearing his charges were true. Born in Chicago he started in New Orleans business and later moved to New York. For Christmas a fine gun case hunting coat.
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Dunkle
Dr. Cook
Explorer
Chigo
New Orieans
Newrk
Aid to Soderbergs in their struggle continues
Mrs William Soderberg, destitute after her husband chose jail life over work, will not face Christmas cold. Pacific Lumber and Timber Co. sent a bumper wagon of wood, joining clothing and other necessities from The Star’s earlier story about the family’s hardship and support from neighbors.
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William Soderberg
N. BE
Pacific Lumber and Timber Company
Av. N. BE
Soderberg
Sembrich Recovers Watch Hidden in Taxi Door
Madame Sembrich, famed prima donna, recovered her $3,000 watch after it was dropped in a taxicab door sliding panel. A lengthy search followed the disappearance and the cab was turned upside down. the watch and part of a $4,000 pearl necklace were found.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Madame Sembrich
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Firet Av
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Sembrich
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