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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1921

Page

7

Children Trafficking in Narcotics Exposed in New York

In New York on February 18, Dr. Carleton Simon reports hundreds of East Side children are being trained as drug couriers and addicts within a vast smuggling scheme. Six youths admit selling narcotics as captains, sailors, and vessels move drugs from Europe, with a massive illegal trade yielding huge profits. The anti narcotics effort has resulted in arrests and ongoing operations.

New York East Side United States Carleton Simon Police Department Phynaren Simon York JGS Europe Germany England

Western Kin of Harding Set for Capital Pilgrimage

Western sisters and cousins of Warren Harding plan a trip to attend the inauguration. Mrs. Frank Biggs of Oakland is already en route and identified as the president elect’s niece. Mrs. Caroline Votaw of San Diego is listed as a sister.

White House Warren Harding Warren Frank Biggs Oakland Cal Caroline Votaw San Diego

Widow of Freedom Quip Sparks Blue Law Debate

Chicago February 18 commentator quips that if blue law supporters prevail the Goddess of Liberty in New York harbor should mourn and call herself the widow of freedom reflecting proscriptive temper in the early debate.

Chicago New York Harbor

Norfolk speech quoted on education reforms ends in tragedy

In Norfolk, Van Thomas Loyan killed Miss Frances Holland and wounded another in a dog related dispute. The speech by W. L. Bodine, superintendent of compulsory education, was interrupted by the deadly confrontation.

W. L. Bodine Norfolk van Thomas Loyan Frances Holland Eelf Bull Dog

Bike Riders Must Go Slow in Havre

Havre Montana February 18. A new city traffic ordinance limits bicycles to 12 miles per hour and motorized cycles to 15 miles per hour in the cow town, reflecting a shift from past prejudice against bicycles.

Havre Haves Mont

Saturday Specials at the Frisco Bakery

Butter horns Frisco style three for 25 cents cocoanut lemon vanilla and cinnamon jumbles two dozen for 25 cents The big full weight loaf of delicious Bake-Rite Bread 15 cents Mrs Jesmer's cakes and cookies always hot from our electric ovens

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