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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1922

Page

4

Alaska Northland book to be taught in schools

Seattle writer Isbel Ambler Gilman plans a new Alaska titled Alaska the American Northland. The book, rooted in Alaska travel and local color, will join Alaska and Alaskaland in school curricula in the United States and Britain. Gilman, a Seattle resident, has drawn on Eskimo and native experiences and studies of the North to craft the narrative. The author previously published Alaska works and is connected with Workman company. A related series by Roger Ration is also in development. Gilman’s Seattle address is 115 W 5th St.

Alaska American Northland Seattle United States Great Britain Isbel Ambler Gilman West Prac Gilman Alaskaland Worktik Company Roger Ration Central America

Water service cut for large town district Sunday

Town water will be off Sunday with supply to most of the district west of the rail tracks greatly curtailed or cut off entirely from 6 a m to 4 p m, affecting areas between Fuhrman and 12th Ave North and from Franklin to 16th Ave North. Water service from 8 a m to 6 p m January 2 is also blocked for Spruce Street from 35th to Lake.

Fuhrman 12Th Ave Franklin 16Th Ave UB. Spruce St 35Th Lake Ind Lake Deli Spruce

Missouri Pacific Moves Headquarters in Seattle

The Missouri Pacific offices have relocated from 1620 South C Street to 610 White building Seattle. Agents C. M. Fowler J. G. Ed and P. W. Parkhurst will operate from the new address.

The Pacific Railway Seattle S. C. Hh C. M. Fowler J. G. Ed and P. W. Parkhurst

Install Officers of Mocoseheart Legion Chapter No 48

Public installation of officers for Mocoseheart Legion Chapter No 48 occurred Friday at the Moose hall. Officers named for the coming year include Regent Maude Barton Jun Regent Eunice Marshall Regent Lula Backinger Chap Billen Spickler Recorder Gla Treasurer Mabel Gholason Senior Regent the retiring officer received a jewel. Moose band played, and the drill team in red tie uniforms served as escort.

Mocoseheart Legion Moose Legion Omer Ouatiers Maude Barton Eunice Marshall Lula Backinger Billen Spickler Glatreasurer Mabel Gholason Moose Band e@ies

Brolaski III in Hospital After Operation

Dec 30 report states Harry Brolaski of McNeill Island prison in California underwent an operation on December 18 for liquor case treatment. He remains at the general hospital under care of Dr Joseph Walker and is expected to be confined for months.

Harry Brolash McNeill Island California General Hospital Joseph Walker

Cicero 26 Sentenced for Morphine Case at McNeil Island

Cicero, 26, convicted in Federal Judge Jere Neter at sentencing on Saturday morning to one year and a term of hard labor at McNeil Island. Sermons scheduled at Queen Anne Baptist by Rev. B P Richardson with morning service at 11 and evening service at 7 20 titled A Prosperous New Year and New Year and the Old Book.

Cicero Jere Neterer McNeil Island Queen Anne B. P. Richardson

Officers Meeting Invite at General Custer Camp

The Grand Army of public and its auxiliary were invited to attend an officers meeting hosted by Gen A Custer camp Sons of Vet at 8 p m on January 2.

Grand Army of Public Gen. A. Custer Sons of Vet

Axmen Attack Day Officers In Tacoma Cafe Raid

F A Hageltine, prohibition director, was attacked by two axmen while serving a warrant at a Tacoma cafe run by Martin Stepnak. Hageltine and an agent fought off the assailants until police arrived. Stepnak was arrested but the two attackers escaped.

Tacoma F. A. Hageltine Martin Stepnak Haseltine Stepnak Hazeltine

Net tightens around suspect in Colorado murder case

Evidence tightened around George Griffith of Carthage DL as investigators pursue the murder of Howard Hamilton and the wounding of Pearl Cover after a Deer Trail Colorado dance. Two witnesses placed Griffith near the scene minutes before the shooting and information charging first degree murder was filed.

Denver George Griffith Carthage Howard Hamilton Miss Pearl Cover Deer Trail Colo Griffith

May Reinstate Navy Employee Morse After Acquittal

Hugh C Morse who was acquitted of a theft charge at Bremerton will likely be reinstated by navy yard authorities and return to his stockman position. He was accused of taking billiard cloth and sheeting and faced a federal grand jury two weeks earlier after arrest on December 2.

Navy Hugh C. Morse Navy Yard Bremerton Morse

Harding nominates two for Oregon posts

Kent Harding sent the two nominations to the senate. John B. Coke is named United States attorney for the district of Oregon and Robert H. Michaels is nominated for postmaster at Miles City Montana.

Harding Washington Kent Harding Senate John 8. Coke United States District of Oregon Robert H. Michaels Miles City Mont

Multiple Pedestrians Struck by Cars Across City

A sequence of pedestrian collisions occurred Wednesday and Friday across avenues and streets. Victims include Eunice St. Clair of Ballard struck at First and Pine. Mrs A Lamoureaux unhurt after being hit at Eighth and Westlake by F L Foley. Rose Riley bruised at Eighth and Westlake by A J Storrs. L Hollenbeck reports his car struck an unknown woman at First and Madison. and others, with several victims ranging from minor injuries to unconsciousness. Police details list names and addresses for drivers including C E B Rowley and Nick Antic Jr, among others, with varying outcomes.

Eunice St L. Hollenbeck Pike St First Ave Madison St N. Halston Boldt's Bakery First Ave. N Queen Anne Ave Nick Antic, Jr W. Garfield St Rose Riley A. J. Storrs W. Crockett Eighth Westlake Aves Davis Rainier Ave Morgan St Charles Brelle Third Ave. W Ida McIntire 14Th Ave. N Seventh Ave Pine T. L. Richards Green Lake Way

Choosing a Guide Sermon at Bethany Baptist Church

Rev. Antrim H. Nickell will deliver the Sunday morning sermon at 11 o'clock titled Choosing a Guide. The evening service at 7 30 features The Value of Resolutions as the sermon topic.

Bethany Baptist Church Antrim H. Nickell

Europe Starts On Page One Rail Versus Reparations Plan

The piece outlines a U S belief that reparations must be divorced from politics to settle. It discusses a proposal for financial authorities to set a figure and propose a Germany loan by American bankers. A Washington conference is unclear with Brussels or The Hague as possible venues and neutral nations may join. France remains a perceived obstacle. Hughes urges frank economic discussion.

Germany Harding Conference Commission of Inquiry Washington Europe Brussels Spol Hague France Hughes

Paris Frowns On U S Plans

Paris officials react to Secretary Hughes speech in New Haven deeming it an effort to influence the forthcoming premiers conference without responsibility. Proposals outlined will be discussed January 2 but will not alter France’s position. French circles expect England to use the US stance to bolster its policy. France argues its guarantees are not enough to force Germany to ruin and objects to international commissions handling its fateful questions.

Paris Hughes New Haven France England United States Germany

Germany seeks 20 billion loan to ease reparations plan

Berlin reports Chancellor Cuneo proposes a 20 billion gold mark loan at 5 percent with 1 percent amortization to yield a 40 billion lump sum. The plan includes withdrawing allied troops from Dusseldorf Duisburg and Ruhrort and a gradual Rhine troop reduction if accepted.

United Press Berlin Cuneo Paris Germany Abe London Dusseldorf Duisberg Rohrort Rhine

Borah Withdraws Conference Plan

Senator Borah said he would withdraw his amendment to the naval appropriation bill for an economic conference after Senator Lodge argued it would hinder efforts to aid Europe’s economic troubles. He said he would keep the amendment in reserve for future consideration if the administration does not take the steps he requires.

Washington Borah Lodge Europe United Press

American plan commission to study European reparations

Secretary Hughes unveiled the American plan for European intervention in New Haven. A commission of businessmen and experts from major European governments and the United States would study reparations free of political instruction and propose revised figures within Germany's ability to pay for approval by each government.

New Haven Conn Europe Hughes United States Germany

Will Try Alien Smuggling Case in Canada to U.S. Route

Four Italians are alleged to have been smuggled from Canada to the United States. Julius D Aprili a Bellingham grocer will be tried before Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer in Bellingham on January 3. Assistant District Attorney De Wolfe Emery will prosecute.

Canada United States Julius D’aprili Bellingham Grocer Jeremiah Neterer Bellingham de Wolfe Emery

Women's Minimum Wage Set At Sixteen Dollars

SAN FRANCISCO December 90 The state industrial welfare commission announced a minimum wage of sixteen dollars weekly for women and minors in California mercantile industries after hearings. The board found no basis to change the present scale.

San Francisco California State Industrial Welfare Commission

Night Watch Services At Madison Street Church

Watch night services are planned at Madison Street Methodist Church at 244 Ave and Madison. The schedule lists a first service at ten with others at 9 PM for young people before the final service begins.

Madison Street

Capital Booze Flows Merrily in Washington During Holidays

Washington, capital of the nation, relishes a holiday booze surge as bootleggers flood the city with imported spirits at high prices. Prices for champagne, cognac, rye whiskies, and gin are listed with delivery to doors. Authorities anticipate large holiday illicit alcohol sales amid diplomatic immunity and a Washington Post estimate of over 190000 dollars in illicit trade.

Washington National Prohibition Staff U. S. Capitol London Washington Post

Rescued Ten Children From Tenement Fire

In Chicago a tenement fire trapped eight families. Sergt. Charlie Hits entered the burning building carrying sleeping children under his arms. His clothes burned and he was exhausted, but all ten youngsters were saved before the alarm was sounded.

Chicago Sergt Charlie Hits Fitz Eliz

Narrow Escape For Welle And Ambassador In Channel Flight

Paris dispatch reports author H G Welle and French Ambassador St Aulaire narrowly escaped death as their airplane battling a Channel storm veered toward England. The pilot struggled to regain control and safely landed at Lympne on the English coast after a perilous crossing from England to France.

Paris H. G. Welle St. Aulaire English Channel Great Britain England France Lympne

Y M C A to Hear Lyceum Speaker

Y M C A hosts a Sunday mass meeting with lyceum speaker Cc Herteman on Americas Need. Frank Tiffany will sing bass, the Y M C A orchestra will play under Raymond Buckholder. Arn Allen will speak at the friendship supper during New Year open house at the Y.

Cc. Herteman Lyceum YY. M. Cc. A Frank A. Tiffany M. EB. Church Temple Raymond Buckholder Piay Arn Allen

Indictments Level Charges Against Polo Player and Brothers

Rene La Montagne internationally known polo player and his brothers Montaigu William and Morgan are among 123 men indicted on two counts of Volstead Act violations. The grand jury probes the illegal liquor supply to Racquet and Tennis Club members in New York.

New York Rene la Montagne Montaigu William Morgan la Montagne Brothers

Miss Elma Rood Named Health Education Director

Miss Elma Rood has been appointed director of health education for the Child Health demonstration at Mansfield Ohio. Rood was formerly director of hygiene for the Northwestern division of the Red Cross in Seattle.

Will Hang Two Lovers January Ninth

London reports Edith Thompson and Frederick Bywaters will be hanged simultaneously at 8 o clock Tuesday morning January 9 for the murder of Thompson’s husband. The home secretary will consider clemency petitions, Thompson to be a mother soon, and Bywaters’ appeal carried by over a million signatures. Thompson was found dying by her husband outside their home after a sensational trial revealing a plotted murder.

London Mre Edith Thompson Frederick Haeward Hywaters Daily Mail Home Secretary Mail Home Office Thompson

Sheriff Robb Arrested in Liquor Theft Probe

Des Moines Iowa December 30 Sheriff Winfred B E Robb a preacher and hangman was arrested over the disappearance of 60 cases of bonded liquor from the county jail along with deputy George Robb in larceny and disposal of liquor charges. Clyde McMurray jailer’s son also faced arrest as Vernon Seeburger assistant county attorney led the inquiry.

Deb Moines Iowa Winfred BE. Robb Robb George Robb Nquor C ©Lift Robbe Clyde McMurray William McMurray McMurtrey Vernon Seeburger

City weighs harsher penalties for downtown parking

Lieutenant C G Carr advocates a Detroit style tiered fine system for parking violations and a 48 hour reporting rule with warrants. Mayor Brown hosts a city executives conference to ease downtown congestion and considers banning downtown parking or moving streetcars underground. A proposed visible lock device may be issued to drivers with summons.

Carr B. J. Brown Detroit George F. Russell Public Utilities Department Jackson St Stewart Ninth Ave

Bishop Rowe to Deliver Sermon at Trinity Parish

Bishop Rowe will conduct the 11 o'clock morning service at Trinity Parish church on Eighth and James Sunday. Other services will be held at 8 and 7 30 p m with an evening service.

Bishop Rowe Trinity Parish Church Eighth and James

Holy Communion Services at St Mark's and St Michael's Chapels

Holy Communion will be held at St Mark's Episcopal Church on Harvard Ave and Spring St Sunday. Other services are scheduled for 9 45 and 11 a m and 7 20 p m at St Michael's Chapel 6th Ave N and John.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church Harvard Ave Spring St St. Michael's Chapel 6Th Ave. N John At

Tired cops patrol vast city streets in 1922 report

Seattle police describe a 1226 mile street grid and only half patrolled. The 1922 force had 521 personnel including 405 uniformed officers and 38 detectives. Budget for 1923 expected to be smaller than 1,192,040 dollars with plans for several new police cars. Chief W K Severyna notes autos invaluable for policing the large area.

Heattle Lmits Beattle W. BK. Severyna

Clergy Leader Seeks Action in Vice Probe at Prosecutor Office

Hev. Chauncey Hawkins met with the county prosecuting attorney seeking action over the mayoral race and the vice controversy. The clergyman, leading a local campaign to close hotels and lodging houses, spoke after addressing the Young Men’s Republican club. The grand jury finished its probe, hearing A. and Tomerty witnesses tied to the dispute.

Hev. Chauncey Hawkins E. J. Brown Cutor Young Men's Republican Club Hingout Ant Brown Tomerty

Reverend J B Taylor Sermons At Green Lake Baptist

Reverend J B Taylor of Green Lake Baptist Church will speak Sunday at 11 AM on The Gates of . In the evening he will deliver a sermon titled The Portrait of Jesus.

J. B. Taylor Green Lake Baptist Church Jesus

Mare Island yard blast kills machinist Arthur Rekins

Vallejo reports Arthur Rekins a machinist was killed in an explosion at the Mare Island yard. Investigators work to determine cause as crews secure the area and transport the body for formal identification.

Vallejo, Cal Arthur Rekins Mare Inland Yard

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