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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
4
A shaky OCR fragment shows numbers like 30¢ 25¢ 81. 25 Bhe¢ 10¢ 1.50 be 206 1he¢, suggesting a vintage price or catalog index. No clear items or dates are readable.
Yakima dispatch reports that Lieut. Glenn of Company L 20th Infantry was not killed in action. After being told of his death his relatives received a letter. Glenn asked Washington to correct it, and the War Department maintains the injury was greatly exaggerated. Glenn hopes the report is false.
Funeral services for Miles Moore former territorial governor of Washington will be held at 1 30 P M Saturday at the family home Rev Otis H Holmes and B L Penrose Whitman College president will conduct the rites Moore a native of Ohio came to Walla Walla in 186 with an early career as a store owner and the first agricultural implement firm in the territory He later led the city as mayor in 1877 and helped ship the first interior wheat to Astoria Moore presided over the Neker Hoyer National Bank from 1898 and held shares in local banks He is survived by two sons Frank and Robert with a third son deceased
The streets and sewers committee on Thursday increased Jackson Street from 84 to 92 feet between First and Third Avenues to align with the section east of Third Avenue and to allow space for a proposed subway and elevated system.
Deputies at the temporary testing station on Third Ave and Bell St found 89 of 178 machines tested had faulty headlights. After the ongoing tests are completed violators of the head light law will be fined 15 dollars.
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