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The 1900 Cataract washer operates for under 2 cents per hour and cleans a tubful of clothes in 8 to 10 minutes. Potential buyers can see it in action in the Electrical Goods Section, Downstairs Store.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1920
Page
12
Moonshiner Sentenced to Jail and Fines by Federal Judge
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer sentenced James Raymer to three months in King County jail and a $200 fine while H. H. Joy received 30 days and a $200 fine for moonshining violations of the national prohibition law. The two men were charged with moonshining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Neterer
James Raymer
King County
H. H. Joy
Bachelor Maids Hear New Ruling
Detroit reports a ruling by Prosecutor Salers that a wife should wake her husband for work, prompting a larger crop of bachelor maids as the public weighs in on domestic duty. The commentary notes the dispute over a wife’s obligations and praises for agreeing with the ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Newberry Senate Bid Charged as Barrel Campaign
Special Attorney Dailey outlined the Newberry case in Grand Rapids charging Truman H. Newberry with buying a U S senate seat in a barrel campaign. He cited unaccounted thousands used for banquets flowers entertainments liquor personal debts and outside speakers as part of a scheme with Frederick Cody and campaign manager Jay Haden. The prosecution also alleged film propaganda and navy recruitment ties to boost support and claimed payments to workers including James O Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. O'Sullivan
United Press
Grand Rapids
Mich
Government Today
Truman HH
Dailey
Dickenson
Newberry
United States
Frederick Cody
New York
Cody
Jay C. Haden
Washington
Detroit News
Haden
Dalley
Marx Oakman
Detroit
Paul 8
King
Filma
Senate
Neonberry
James W. Helma
James O'Dell
Aero Boosters Banquet Friday Will Discuss Aviation Subjects
The Aero club of the Northwest hosts a dinner in the Mansion club rooms Arcade building next Friday night to cover topics including aerial mail service to Alaska the formation of four army aviation squadrons and a municipal landing field for airplanes Also proposed an aerial derby to Alaska and related issues all aviation enthusiasts in the city are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Aero Club of the Northwest
Masonic Club
Newlyweds urged to mail January budgets to fair price panel
Federal building receives budgets from couples living on 150 dollars a month or less. The data will aid a living cost investigation undertaken by the fair price committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Price Committee
Federal Building
Yank Withdrawal Vastly Shifts Siberia Conflict
Charles Hodges details U S withdrawal from Siberia and Japan s bid to dominate the region. He notes the shift weakens Japanese plans while internal Japanese political friction grows between liberal and war factions as United States withdraws and Allied aims realign.
Who Is William Sclachua Case Puzzles Deputies
Deputies search for answers after a telegram, a mackinaw and a Swiss watch found in Renton woods point to William Sclachua of Great Falls Montana. The telegram from his brother Anthony notes Anthony’s arrival. No sign of foul play was found after woods search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sclachua
Sclachua
Renton
Ed Hughes
Selachua
Great Falls
Mont
Anthony
Hughes
Pardons Fight Circulates Against Realtor Urlin
Eight petitions circulated by A. M. Halley oppose Gov Hart granting a pardon to George Urlin real estate operator convicted of grand larceny in Judge Tallman’s court January 6. Bailey says Urlin defrauded many workers and the attempt to pardon mocks the law. Urlin allegedly collected deposits on fake property sales with no authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Halley
W. Orchardst
Gov Hart
George Urlin
Uriin
Salos
Flaming Heart to Face Court Charge
Vae Lee and Ro’sn R. L. Cornell charged by Prosecutor Fred C. Brown in superior court over their Los Angeles elopement. Vida B. Cornell, wife of the naval officer, may testify for the state. The parties are tied by a personal relationship and a naval context remains in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vae Lee
Manning Heart
R. L. Cornell
Fred C. Brown
Vida B. Cornell
Los Angeles
Cornell
Cornel
League's Report on City Candidates Due Tuesday
The Municipal League committee will present the quiz candidates report and recommendations at Tuesday noon during the league's regular meeting in Moores cafeteria. Saturday the committee spent the day examining candidates in the city council chambers of the county city building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Municipal League
Moores
Blood of Husband Used to Save Wife
Mrs. Lindgren of 1524 W Gist was accidentally poisoned Sunday evening. Doctors transfused more than two pints of her husband Charles Lindgren's blood at Swedish Hospital. She remained in serious condition but was expected to recover by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindgren
W. Gist #t
Altho
Blowing Bubbles Political Song Aims at Campaign Opening
Councilmanic candidate Robert Hecketh planned to open his reelection speech for the Commonwealth club in Wells cafeteria at 6:30 Monday evening. The program included a song titled Everybody's Blowing Bubbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hecketh
Councilmanic
Commonwealth Club
Welfs
Chorus Girl Slain in Cleveland Mystery Deepens
Cleveland police admitted bafflement over the murder of Frances Stockwell, 22, a chorus girl. Her body was found in the snow behind a rooming house, after she was last seen near midnight Saturday with a man in uniform. She was beaten and strangled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, C
Frances Stockwell
Red raids condemned by Chicago labor group
The Chicago Federation of Labor denounced recent "red" raids as an attack on organized labor. Resolutions labeled the raids as terrorism by Russia and old France and ridiculed the American Legion as a modern expression of the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
Old France
Chicago Federation of Labor
American Legion
Japan Faces Public Pressure Over Siberian Policy
The Japanese war offices confront a strong popular protest in Japan against Siberian policy. Protests threaten to derail Siberian aims and push Tokyo to focus more on China. The United States sees a delicate Far Eastern balance with Chinese statesmen fearing increased Japanese pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Japan
War Office
China
Far Eastern
United States
Kenneth McLennan faces syndicalism charge in superior court
Kenneth McLennan is charged in superior court with syndicalism for allegedly advocating political reform by force. A $40,000 shoe factory is planned on Westlake Avenue between Highland Drive and Galerst for Ira Hinckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth McLennan
Superior Court
Westlake Ave
Highland Drive
Galerst
Ira Hinckley
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