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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1921

Page

10

Women Robbed by Two Hold Ups in Seattle District

Police report multiple latest robberies including a pair of Filipinos robbing at a hotel, a highwayman taking $16, and a home burglary at 1106 B Denny Way with a pass key. Loot includes jewelry valued over $500, watches, a diamond stickpin, and gold breast.

Floltop Miarae Molromave Avelay Scoteman Bunigalow L. J. Barron Kers Dicker Minerva Horton Second Ave Jennie Lubetach 40Th Ave. S Bet Inter

School Clinic Policy After Supreme Ruling

Discussion centers on the supreme ruling against school clinics and the board’s change in leadership. BE Shorrock was elected president to succeed Judge Richard Winger, defeated last election, H. KR. King named vice president, Reuben W. Jones reelected secretary for the 19th time. The board expects legislative action to allow school clinics to operate, with no action to continue the Central School clinic at present.

New BE Shorrock Richard Winger H. KR. King Reuben W. Jones Central School

Deportation Probe Aims at Irish Official Valera Aide

Secretary to Eamonn De Valera Harry Roland faces U S deportation scrutiny over alleged statements favoring attacks on British subjects. He reportedly arrived as a stoker without a passport and remains under investigation of his alien status.

U. S Valera Washington Harry Roland Eamonn de Valera Irish Republic United States

No Market Yet for Skagit Power Bonds

Skagit city council finance committee reports no market yet for the $2,005,000 power bond issue and high extension bonds. Only funds to cover five weeks of work exist, with plans to seek funds from other sources and expect a market to develop in the spring.

Skagit Power Skagit Council Finance Committee Biepe Lssue

Cleaners and Dyers End Convention in Seattle Auto Tour

The Northwestern Association of Cleaners and Dyers wrapped a three day convention Saturday afternoon with an auto tour of Seattle. Speakers included A H Emans of St Louis and D Iilverstadt, counsel of Aanodat 8 Industries, who addressed the gathering on Friday.

Cleaners and Dyers Northwestern Association of Cleaners and Dyers Seattle A. H. Emans St. Louis Iilverstadt Aanodat 8 Industries

Sheriff-elect Starwich to withhold deputy names

Sheriff elect Matt Starwich said he will not publish deputy names, breaking a past precedent to keep deputies confidential. He argued the public avoids knowing their identities until they are needed. Starwich spoke at a Tacoma banquet hosted by Robert Gentil and Primo Rosellini at the Toscaflo cafe.

Matt Starwich Starwich Tacoma Robert Gentil Primo Rosellini

Department Store Superintendent Dies at 35

Clarence W. Beitier, 35, general superintendent of MacDougall Southwick department store, died Friday night after a month's illness. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Henry B. Beitier of 2409 B Pine Street.

Clarence W. Beitier MacDougall& Southwick Henry B. Beitier B. Pinest

Naturalization Ceremony Led by Civil War Group

The Central school held a naturalization night ceremony Friday. graduates completed the course in the night school. Exercises were conducted by the Civil War group of the Federation of Gentle Patriotic societies.

Central School Naturalization The Federation of Gentfile Patriotic Societien

Seattle Praised by Chinese Silk Kings

A delegation of 10 Chinese silk magnates praised Seattle as a gateway to the Orient during a visit hosted by local business leaders. They left Saturday for the international silk exposition in New York and expressed hope that business groups from both nations would strengthen friendly ties through further visits.

Seattle Orient New York

Pottsville Woman Credits Vegetable Compound

Local notice recounts Mrs Siefert of Pottsville Pa recovering from four to five years of female trouble after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She gained weight and regained ability to work, praising the product for relief and recommending it to friends.

Pottsville Lydia FE Pinkham Mra. Salliz Sterert Fourth Street Pottaville

Arrest Pastors Charged Under Mann Act in Paterson NJ

The Rev Cornelius Deneel former pastor of the First Netherland church was arrested on a Mann Act charge. He allegedly drugged Mim Trina Hannanberg a former choir singer and took her to Buffalo for $25 000. Bond set at 5000 furnished by Richard Donkerfoot father of William Donkersloot the dominie s son in law.

Two Men Sentenced After Guilty Pleas

Nef Harria aged 20 and Charles Potter aged 46 pleaded guilty to grand larceny and burglary respectively before Judge J. T. Ronald on Friday. Harria received one to fifteen years in the state reformatory while Potter drew the same term in the penitentiary.

Nef Harria Charles Potter J. T. Ronald Friday State Reformatory

Car Ferry Transfers Demanded by West Seattle Residents

A protest signed by 400 residents demands transfers between street cars and the West Seattle ferry to halt traffic losses for both services. The petition, promoted Friday, has been presented to the county commissioners and the city council.

West Seattle

Five Counties Over The Top In European Relief Drive

Five Washington counties report progress toward the 35 million dollar drive for starving Europeans. Cowlitz 117 percent, Ferry 112 percent, Walla Walla Benton and Lincoln counties finished their quotas. Total state receipts reach 146000 of 250000 with Seattle and King County still to fund 150000. Contributions continue until the goal is met, checks to M F Hackna, treasurer, National Bank of Commerce.

Europe J L. H. Burnett European Relief Counccil Tacoma Burnett Seattle King County King County Relief Organization M. F. Hackna National Bank of Commerce

Carco Must Refund Fares On City Railway

Police and firemen will be refunded all fares paid on the Seattle and Rainier Valley railway after a Washington Supreme Court decision. The railway must honor free carriage for officials on duty and cash receipts will be remitted to the city. Assistant Corporation Counsel Thomas J Kennedy argued the case for the city.

Battle Policermen Seattle and Rainier Valley Railway Supreme Court of Washington Legal Department of Hainer Valley Thomas J. J. Kennedy

Won't Mix Golf With Politics on the Campaign Course

A past statesman sought a golf game with President-elect Harding but was urged to keep politics out of the day on the links. Harding's routine includes a golf game about every ten days and two walks weekly, with Mrs. Harding praising his strong recuperative powers and fitness.

Marion, O Jan Harding Harting Mra Harding

Girl Shrieks at Gangster Trial in San Francisco

In San Francisco the defense for Alien McDonnell opened as the prosecution mirrored its case from a dramatic session. Jessie Montgomery testified and fled the courtroom in tears while Jean Stanley provided corroboration. McDonnell faces two indictments in the Howard Street gang prosecutions.

San Francisco Jan McDonnell Jensie Montgomery Howard St. Gang Jessie Montgomery Jean Stanley Mims Stanley Miss Stanley

Move House Up Second Avenue Event in Seattle

Assisted by two bands and a large procession, the Ryther child home fundraiser plans a Seattle float on Second Ave. led by W A Wilkins to raise 25 000 dollars. Rain delayed the event from Saturday but the plan remains to attract donations from ten cents to 100 dollars at downtown corners.

Ryther Httle Mother Ruthers Wilkins Seattle Second Ave Beattie Mother Ryther

Red Pepper Rub Claims Quick Relief for Backache

An advertisement touts Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as a fast remedy for rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache stiff neck and sore muscles. It promises tingling heat within minutes to warm the affected area and relieve congestion and pain with Bowles Red Pepper Rub sold cheaply at drug stores.

John Mercer Sentenced for Neglect of Daughters in Kennel

England records show John Mercer jailed for three months for neglecting two daughters aged 14 and 11. He kept the younger girl out after she lost her roots, and slept in a dog kennel due to the conditions.

Formly England John Mercer

New Hair for You Offers Promised Relief

An advertisement claims Kotalko hair restoration can regrow hair after baldness. It urges daily use and promises a proof box for 10 cents, mailed from Kotalko Co. BD.46 in New York, encouraging readers to help friends regain hair.

Kotalko Kotalko Co Sta. X New York

Wounded Vets Decry Government Aid Delay

American Legion leader FF F Galbraith told the House Interstate Commerce Committee that thousands of wounded soldiers have endured two years in hospitals without compensation. He urged placing all veterans aid under the interior department for streamlined relief.

Washington FF. W. Galbraith American Legion House Interstate Commerce Committee Interior Department

Russian Leaders Barred from Entering Italy

I andong and Zinoviev among Soviet figures denied entry by Italian government officials. The move affects the expected meetings and diplomatic talks amid mounting tensions in Europe.

Iandong, & Tzinovief Italy

French Officers Granted Right to Perform Marriage Ceremonies

Under a military law, officers in the French army are authorized to perform marriage ceremonies. The provision expands duties for military chaplains and officers serving in garrisons and abroad.

Carpenter Charles Carlson Sentenced in Sing Sing Robbery Attempt

New York ship carpenter Charles Carlson received five to ten years in Sing Sing for attempted robbery, handed down within a day of the crime. In San Francisco police shakeup, two captains and four patrolmen with over three decades of service were discharged as part of department reorganization.

New York Charles Carlson Sing Sing Ban Francisco

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