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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1921

Page

3

Milwaukee rent bureau proclaims success after 200 cases

Walter H H Bender rent arbiter reports Milwaukee rent regulation has reduced rents in 90 percent of 200 formal cases and spurred agreements in hundreds more. The Milwaukee rent bureau created by an emergency act of the Wisconsin railroad commission investigates properties, collects data, inspects premises, and forwards findings to Madison for final decisions.

Milwaukee Walter HH. Bender Milwaukeee Rent Bureau Wisconsin State Railroad Commission Bender Advics Rent Bureau Railroad Commission Madison

Milwaukee rent bureau a deterrent to building program

The piece notes that the Milwaukee rent bureau grows in popularity with tenants while real estate men and builders claim it slows the citys construction activity. It also mentions Miss Bessie Sullivan as the first woman assistant state attorney in Chicago and her role in the Carl Wanderer case.

Bessie Sullivan Chicago Carl Wanderer Rent Bureau Milwaukee

Los Angeles Passes Cap on Furnishings and Fealty Rent

The city council approved an ordinance limiting rent on furnishings to 16 percent and on the valuation of property to 11 percent. The measure follows petitions from the Tenants' Protective Association seeking a referendum on the issue.

Los Angeles Tenants’ Protective Association

Boy Exonerated in Cigar Theft Case In Juvenile Court

Roy Larson, 11, cleared of alleged cigar theft after arrest last week. His mother told The Star on Friday that he was released in juvenile court Tuesday and that the other boys were found guilty.

Roy Larson Star

Why Robert Nelson Awoke Late Today

A thief stole Robert Nelson’s clock ring and flashlight Friday, causing his late awakening. Nelson lives at 2961 Second Ave N W. The incident occurred Thursday morning.

Robert Nelson Second Ave N. W

Rockefeller Jr Leaves 1 Cent Tip for YWCA Cafeteria Fund

New York on February 25. John D. Rockefeller Jr. left 1 cent from a $100 bill after a 40 cent lunch at the YWCA cafeteria on Fulton Street. Heads of the chain exclaimed such generosity is unusual for Rockefellers. the remaining change supported the YWCA cafeteria fund.

New York John 1D. Rockefeller, Jr Young Women's Association Cafe Fulton St Rockefellers

University District Mourns the Passing of Old Fire Horses

The University district bids farewell to fire horses Duke Heb Bob and Jack as motor truck 32 replaces them. Duke and Heb aged 15 and 16 served nine years, Jack four months, farms and kids miss their daily rides. Georgia Monroe mourns the loss of the animals that shared her childhood, while drivers recall the horses’ daily parades and the neighborhood affection for the trio.

University District Duke Bob Jack Heb Fremont Count Georgia Nichard Boehme Jack Mout Saya Boehme Orvil Clark Saya Arthur Bartow Drio Unt

Yeast Additions Trail New York Soda Menu

In New York on February 25 yeast appears on the soda menu with ice cream floats and cake of yeast used by soda clerks. The practice stems from a belief that yeast benefits complexions and wellness during service at local establishments.

New York Floda

University district gains motorized fire protection

On Saturday a new city service truck No. 28 arrived bringing motor driven fire protection to the University district. Fire crews drove horses to Fremont and Ballard and Captain Monroe remarks that while fun ends, the district is now protected by the big red Husky truck.

Fremont Ballard France University Capt Monroe

Hundred Motorists Charged In Court After Thursday Session

One hundred motorists were charged in Nee court Thursday afternoon, with fines totaling 1152 dollars.

Po Nee Court

Connecticut legislators draft radical mental health bill

In Hartford a state hospital inmate described as hopelessly insane faces new scrutiny as a Committee of Connecticut drafts a bill to place mentally ill individuals in secure confinement. Lawmakers expect criticism but deem the measure a duty to remove the distressed from society.

Hartford Conn Norwich State Hospital

Heart Disease Causes High Death Toll in Nation

The report states one half percent of all deaths in the country are attributed to heart disease, highlighting its significant impact on public health and the need for attention to cardiovascular risks.

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