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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
10
The text praises Home Baking as a standard for all baked goods noting clean shops and workers. It claims households share the same care with fresh materials and top quality ingredients, and ends with a Saturday special on Eeneereen Cotes regwergy.
Seattle timetable shows departures for MW Kennedy Touriss Athlon from Colman Dock with listed times including 10:30 pm and 2:56 pm on Sundays. Fare information appears but is truncated and subject to change according to the timetable notice.
Gypsy band traveling from Seattle near Blaine Washington is hunted by police who believe they abducted 10 year old Catherine Winters from Newcastle Indiana. A girl matching Winters appears with the group and may be headed toward the Canadian border. Authorities in Seattle and Blaine track the caravan while deputies question suspicious travelers.
Child actress Violet Hubard of Seattle sent a warm appeal to State Labor Commissioner Olson but he ruled she must obtain a permit from the superior court in each county where she will perform. Hubard appeared in multiple Seattle entertainments.
In response to a millworkers convention resolution, all mills in South Bend and Raymond announce they will continue the open shop policy, operate 10 hours a day if needed, and pay on the same basis as before.
Denver report states Mrs. Ben B. Lindsey was rushed to a hospital after suffering a nervous collapse. The brief item notes her public profile as a beauty doctor with substantial income from client patronage.
Henry Crening, 266 pounds, fought a mad cow in South River, New Jersey. The animal charged and dashed him against a tree before he tore its horns free. the cow fled after inflicting injuries in the encounter.
Physicians tout Sargel as a regenerating fat producing remedy for thin undeveloped men and women. The ad claims six strength giving elements supply concentrated fat to blood and improve digestion and nerves. It asserts a month of use yields flesh and strength, with Sargel available at Swift's Pharmacy and other druggists.
The California storm claimed three lives as two drownings at Covina and Santa Barbara joined a newsboy's death in the same weather event. The Zeitz and Beville families lose loved ones while Japanese ranch hands found the bodies. Rain totaled 5.34 inches by midnight with heavy flooding and $15,000 in street damage.
Seattle police officers in full dress uniforms enjoyed the 2014 Police Relief Association ball at the Armory. About five thousand guests attended as the crowd filled the balcony and dance floor. Mayor Cotterill and Chief Bannick welcomed Tacoma officials amid a grand march led by Captains and senior officers.
In South Bend Washington on February 20 authorities traced the disappearance of Lucille Snyder, a nurse who vanished last August, to a pair of low-cut side shoes and a silk skirt found by Tokeland resident Jack James. The find led investigators to believe she took her own life.
Harmeling of Vashon was elected president of the Western Washington Horticultural association Co EF Flint Bellingham first vice president Tonneson Tacoma second vice president Small Snohomish treasurer Wayland Clark Bellingham secretary Bellingham chosen for next year’s meeting in Everett February 20
Bellingham February 20 A Cummins a Whatcom county school teacher promised team members cigars if they would quit smoking cigarettes. He kept his word and the probation officer swore out a warrant for giving tobacco to minors.
Miss Mabel Murdock of Mendham New Jersey grew hysterical after seeing a black snake in a basket and her hair reportedly turned gray from fright, leaving her unsettled for three days.
Pigeon captured in Potlatch Washington yesterday afternoon bore a leg band reading J H Bull Ed Mills Minnesota 24 fleeing carrier tale. Local observers report training marks and potential delivery duties tied to Minnesota handlers.
New York February 20 It was understood Mrs. Clarence H Mackay would receive one hundred thousand dollars in alimony annually and rumors said she might wed her lawyer Arthur Train.
Arthur Jordan secretary of Nanamo Local No 2155 United Mine Workers of America was found guilty of rioting for actions taken last August amid the Vancouver Island troubles.
Albert Carnous sues a Chicago dentist claiming a crown job damaged a healthy tooth worth $15,000. He seeks damages and accountability for the alleged botched work.
The Port Commission proposes two special elections on March 8 and March 34 1914 to authorize borrowing 500 and 300 thousand dollars for harbor improvements. Bonds issued as serials 1000 denominations, 5 percent interest, payable semi annually, to mature across periods up to 42 years. Net income from improvements or taxes within the Port District fund bond payments. Propositions set amounts and maturities plus withdrawals from related East Waterway bonds. Locations and hours specified for voters. Port Commission officials sign and date notices.
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