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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
13
San Francisco December 22 Juror Montgomery was to be examined as a witness in the Ed Kruvosky gangster trial. Montgomery testified about the Howard Street hack incident as in Murphy case. Spectators watched Kruvosky’s wife reaction as Judge Ward signaled possible case conclusion by Friday.
Burt pleads guilty to possessing 13 quarts and 2 pints of liquor in federal court. He is fined $200 after the Tuesday hearing.
In Pendleton Oregon a push is made to develop water power at Umatilla rapids along the Columbia River, stressing potential hydroelectric benefits and regional economic impact.
Tacoma December 22. Motor Cycle Officer Art Strong was dismissed after a hearing before Chief Smith. John Bayle charged Strong with holding him at gunpoint Thursday afternoon and robbing him of 36 quarts of moonshine.
An afternoon of entertainment pleased the foreign women enrolled in the English classes at the Washington school. Superintendent of schools Frank B Cooper addressed them.
The China advisory council of the foreign trade bureau of the Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight at assembly hall to elect a section of the board of directors and a permanent chairman. The nominating committee selected twice the number of men to ensure free expression of interest in the council, inviting all officers in trade with China to attend, regardless of attendance at the organization meeting.
Trustees of the Chamber of Commerce endorsed the charities endowment bureau and urged establishing a separate institution for feeble minded children in Western Washington. Citing overcrowding at Medical Lake, a bill by Judge King Dykeman will be introduced in the next legislative session.
Alleged to have re stolen a stolen auto after it was found by a patrolman before the owner arrived. Neely Hayes 22, chauffeur, held on an open charge. Vehicle stolen from BC Matson Elliott hotel 105% Pike St. Patrolman McHmire located the car near Fourth Ave and Stewart. owner notified. It disappeared again before Matson arrived. Other patrolmen found it in a Broadway garage. Trayes accused of taking it there.
Mrs Mary Anderson and her baby were rescued from a burning Vancouver Washington home by the mother at great personal risk. Both suffered severe burns but are reported to be recovering at a hospital.
Lieut. W. BR. Alexander, son of the secretary of commerce, was fatally struck by the propeller of his own airplane at Bol lingfield yesterday afternoon as he prepared for a flight.
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