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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1920

Page

22

Ex-service Men Enroll in Knights of Columbus School Programme

More than 210 ex service men attended the first session of the Knights of Columbus School in Seattle at Broadway and Madison. A second session is set for Monday night with registration underway under George H. Jensen from the University of Washington. The auto mechanic course leads with 141 registrants, followed by salesmanship 44 and bookkeeping 34. other popular offerings include radio telegraphy and public speaking.

Knights of Columbus Cliswes Seattle College Broadway Madison George H. Jensen University of Washington

Peanuts Linton Returned to Jail on Open Charge

The city jail held G. Peanuts Linton on an open charge after detectives nabbed him again on Thursday following a two year ban from town. Also lodged were Litzen and Frank Witte on related open charges.

S&s. G Peanuts Linton Litzen Frank Witte

Child's injuries minor after Rainier Valley incident

James Best, 28, a Rainier Valley jitney driver, was arrested after knocking 3 year old Elizabeth Matthews of Orcas Island near Rainier Avenue and Street. He was released late afternoon on personal bond after authorities found the child not seriously injured. Francis B. Vere received a cut knee at Second Avenue and Street when a machine operated by N Hanson, 328 Nob Hill Avenue, dragged him. Vere was taken to his room by Hanson.

James Best Rainier Valley Little Eizabeth Matthews Orcas Rainier Ave Francis B. Vere Washington Second Ave N. Hanson Nob Hill Ave Vere Hanson

Witnesses to be Examined at Paul Behnke Inquest

Nearly 50 witnesses will be examined at Saturday inquest into the death of Paul Behnke longshoreman who died from injuries suffered in the Green Lake street wreck on Monday. The hearing starts at 10 a.m. in the county city building. Many of the witnesses are passengers, some of whom were injured.

Paul Behnke Longshore Green Lake

Merchant Drops Dead While Closing Store

Funeral services for John B. hb, 55, who dropped dead at p. m. Thursday while closing his at 400 N. 53rd st. were being Friday. The Rafferty Un ing company is in charge.

John B. Hb N. 53Rd St Rafferty Uning Company

Forgery Case Ends with Fine for Agnes Kilen

Mrs Agnes Kilen once charged with first degree forgery was found guilty of second degree by Superior Judge Boyd Tallman and fined 750 dollars after a previously hung jury. Deputy Prosecutor C A Batchelor urged leniency and the defendant has since made good the forged check. A man who is making a night of it never thinks of the morning.

Agnes Kilen Boyd _ Tallman C. A. Batchelor

Cox known as luckiest Ohio politician of his era

Columbus January 6 Governor James M Cox of Ohio is hailed for luck and bold, progressive leadership. The profile traces his rise from Butler county poverty to editor and governor, detailing nominations, landslides, reforms, and his keen sense of public opinion.

Columbus James M Cox Ohio Cox Butler County Cincinnati Enquirer Paul Sorg Middletown Congress U's

Maeterlinck Tour Canceled Over Lecture Dispute

Maurice Maeterlinck's lecture tour in the United States is canceled after his counsel told him that a contract with Pond Lyceum bureau is broken by James B. Pond. The dispute stems from alleged differences with Henry Russell, Maeterlinck's ally and representative.

New York Maurice Maeterlinck Pond Lyceum Bureau United States James B. Pond Bureau Pond Henry Russell Maeterlinck

Kearns to discuss Dempsey Carpentier bout in San Diego

Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, heads to San Diego to meet Jim Coffroth about the Carpentier Dempsey fight. He cites a William Fox offer of 25 percent of gross if Dempsey wins and 15 percent if he loses, and notes possible outside promoters may seek Coffroth.

Los Angeles Jack Kearns Jack Dempsey San Diego Jim Coffroth Kearns William Fox New York Dempsey Fastern Coffroth Wack

Men's Mercerized Lisle and Fiber Silk Half-Hole Socks

Downstairs Store advertises gray cordovan black palm beach navy and white socks in three pairs for 1.00 and individual pairs at 35 cents each. Prospect customers are urged to buy the displayed hosiery in these colors.

Palm Beach

Unusual Values in Priced exceptionally low at 92.004

A note appears to report unusually low pricing figures at 92.004 units for an item. The source text labels it as THE UNSTAIRS STORED and provides limited context on origin or product type. Further details are unclear from the fragment.

Corresponde nce Stationery Quality Note

The item describes good quality correspondence stationery with a smooth writing surface and suggests there is a choice of options likely including finishes, weights, and paper textures for personal or professional use.

Gloves of Para Rubber Offer Easy Hand Protection

A vintage advert notes these soft para rubber gloves are easier to wear than to fix worn hands after chores. Implied value at 50 cents per pair.

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