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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
11
In Hurley Wisconsin on December 23 a mass celebration erupted as 37 saloonkeepers and bartenders arrested by federal agents were brought to Ashland and released on bail. Crowds lined streets and packed bars while roulette dice and card games continued inside backrooms as locals discussed potential actions if agents returned.
Police Sergeant E. W. Pielow is recovering from bruises after his auto was struck by a street car at Fifth avenue and Union street Wednesday night. He stopped on the tracks to avoid a collision with another car when the street car struck him.
AMichigan survey notes there are 20 350 tractors on state farms, equating to roughly one tractor for every ten farms.
W A Tlelman of 9009 50th avenue sustained bruises to his left hip and back after his car struck B McNable, Pacific Steamship port captain, at Fourth Avenue and 8th Street. Tlelman was thrown from his vehicle and landed near the OW station steps. A London world industrial exhibition is planned for May to October 1922.
Mrs. Mary Lombardi files suit against Preoels P. Lombardi claiming he left two days after their August 24 1920 wedding and took $75 in clothing plus $25 borrowed from her. Walter Iiazard, son of Mrk and Mrs Almmort Izzard, of 1924 Franklin Ave, died Wednesday night. He was a pupil at the Beward school.
Police Chief W. H. Bearing issued a general order forbidding officers to hold outside jobs. He noted some patrolmen were working off duty despite rules. In Walla Walla burglars entered the parsonage lawn and stole several pieces of jewelry after Rev. J. W. Lane and church members had left.
A man named George Bakeata is under arrest in Ogden Utah accused of defrauding a local Japanese jeweler out of 1648 dollars with forged checks. He will be brought to court to face grand larceny charges in Juatione court.
A fire started by an overheated iron caused about 300 in property damage at the residence of Frank Pete located at 4047 37th Ave, B, on Wednesday.
Mrs. Matt Hanson, 65, of 147 23rd Ave N, dislocated shoulder after stepping on a banana peel at Third Ave and Union. She was treated at City Hospital. The Washington National Guard Lincoln High School battery formation at the Armory Wednesday is postponed ten days.
Police lock the pool hall at 611 Fourth Ave after a raid Wednesday noon. Patrolmen and detectives drove 50 patrons, mostly Russians, into the street following a police agent being threatened and expelled from the hall. Osage oil heirs receive $10,000 each for 1929.
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