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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1909

Page

7

Two Men Found Guilty of Extortion in Seattle Case

Prosecutor Vanderveer told the Seattle Bar association that Hoelscher and Peyton extorted $1000 from Ralph Leavitt in Los Angeles to block extradition to Seattle for manslaughter. Both admitted sharing $500 each as go between and direct beneficiary. Deputies witnessed the arrests and money exchanged as Los Angeles detectives seized the funds.

Hoelzheimer Peyton Ralph K. Leavitt Los Angeles Seattle Vanderveer Seattle Bar Association Hols Belmer Kenneth Mackintosh Holshemer Claude B. Peyica Holsheimer Leavitt Seatile Zimmerman Holzheimer The Bar Association George

Cant Get Away To Marry You Today

Lexington dispatch reports Misa Laurie Crosthwaite and Charles Blaine of Spokane were to wed in Lexington but the ceremony was called off as Miss Crosthwaite married Goodwin Chase in Los Angeles. Her father received a telegram confirming the California marriage while plans for the Lexington ceremony collapsed.

Lexington Misa Laurie Crosthwaite Charles Blaine Spokane Miss Rale Los Angeles Goodwin Chase California Samuel Creathwaite Mrs. Chase

Professor at Market Mixes Up Grocery List in Humorous Tale

In a comic episode Professor Timotheus, absorbed in a chapter on Radio Activities, travels to the market with a mismatched list. He orders chemicals and salmon, debates soda types, pays with a five dollar bill, and is escorted home by a puzzled delivery boy as Mrs. Diedle Baum surveys the taken basket.

Mra. Diedle Mra. Diedlehanm Timotheus Golden Harp Mr. Monaghan Prof Pete

Marriage Licenses Show That Courting in Big City Is Tough Job

A long freeform anecdote chronicles old timers comparing courtship distances and the challenge of meeting partners in a city. It cites Green Lake and Columbia City in contrast with Ballard Beacon Hill Madison Park and Fremont as couples show their licenses and planned marriages.

Big City Green Lake Columbia City Hfe Ely Mabel R. Smith Ballard Downtown George T. Breer Beacon Hill Axel Runck B. 65Th William Grotham Madison Park Minato Ebbers Hillman City Mark Hanna South Park Fanny Degorthgov Fremont Herbert Bromley Georgetown Mabel Plexmeyer West Seattle

Night lodging in jail cell for rough night

Dick Murray couldn't find a bed or pay the price. Patrolman Crandall found him asleep on a window sill in the Great Northern. Afraid Murray might fall, Crandall sent him to jail. The night lodging cost Mr. Murray 3 dollars for the night.

Dick Murray Crandall Mr. Murray

Griffitha Attacks Gill in Interbay Mayor Campaign Speech

In Steiner hall Interbay last night Austin Griffitha Republican candidate denounced Gill as unfit for mayor. He warned against electing a 10 cent man to a $100 job and charged Gill with being a narrow ward councilman without reform efforts. About 160 people attended.

Whiel Austin Griffitha Hill Steiner Hall Interbay Griffiths Gill Meyer Griffithe Seattle

Quotable Lines On Gender And Progress From New York

A New York remark ponders gender visibility and industrial progress with wit. It contrasts a woman’s rare recognition with a man’s constant expectation and imagines a coalless furnace versus a ruinous automobile venture.

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