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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
14
The report from Mexico City notes rapid reconstruction since Obregon’s 1920 overthrow of Carranza. Rail travel has improved with reduced bandit danger, and American Pullmans run through from Antonio to Mexico City. Border checkpoints are streamlined, boosting travel and confidence.
Miss Mae Larkin state bacteriologist will read a paper on Laboratory Diagnosis of Tuberculosis to the Washington State Public Health Nurses association at the Everett high school Saturday afternoon.
Paul Schaeffer a former teller of the North Side State Bank will plead to a grand larceny charge on February 14 Judge King Dyke granted him additional time during Thursday afternoon proceedings The report also notes travelers in Mexico and mixed remarks on U S policy toward Mexico in the era of Wilson Harding and intervention debates
Harriette Lee Brown wife of Charles Rogers Brown president of Rogers Brown & Co Seattle importers obtained a divorce in an uncontested action in Judge A W Prater's court Thursday. She gains custody of three children alimony of 250 dollars monthly special sums totaling 8000 dollars plus the home furnishings and a Packard automobile. They married February 16 1907 in Elgin Ti.
The Northwest products committee of the Chamber of Commerce will address about 1,500 school teachers at the Metropolitan theatre on February 19. They will outline plans to encourage use of home manufactured products and teach the Northwest to buy locally.
Wild burros in the Grand Canyon region threaten native wildlife by denuding pasture land, reducing grazing for domestic livestock and affecting local ecosystems. Efforts to manage the burro population are being considered by wildlife officials to restore balance and protect habitats.
New York reports Staten Island residents in Richmond Borough protest city officials for distributing offices and parks elsewhere. Richmond, with 116,631 residents, ranks large among boroughs and covers 59 square miles, comparable to Bronx and Brooklyn.
Impressive ceremonies at the Masonic Temple marked the graduation of 154 Wilson's Modern Business college students. John P. Hartman presided. Carl Crowson delivered the graduation address. Rev. John D. McLauchlan of St. Mark's rector gave the invocation.
Charles Hebberd, state Republican chief from Spokane, will speak on politics to the Women’s King County Republican club at Meves’ cafeteria during a Monday noon luncheon.
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