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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1920
Page
12
Seattle judge messenger pursues life after farming and law
V. W. Clough, 64, a Seattle telegram messenger with two sedans, recounts his varied career from farm owner in Rock Island to justice of the peace in Brewster and horticulturist. He praises cautious driving to spare pigeons and notes his grandchildren, daughter, and son living in Washington and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. W. Clough
Seattle
Seventh Ave
Nity
Albany
N. Y
Election Board
Judge Clough
Rock Island
Grim Reaper
Brewster, Waeh
Florence Rice
L. V. Clough
Rippon
Cal
Vestees Special 1.25 on Tuesday in Neckwear
Twenty dainty Vestees in net and lace Georgette and organdie will be sold on a special sales table in the Women’s Neckwear section. Formerly priced at 3.75 5.00 and 6.50 these pieces are reduced to 1.25 to effect immediate disposal.
City Fighting Phone Rates in Seattle Supreme Court
First Assistant Corporation Counsel Thomas J. L. Kennedy argued before the state Supreme Court, seeking a ruling that Seattle and statewide telephone rates approved on the day federal control ended are not reasonable. If successful, old rates could be restored and rebates issued for excess charges dating from August 1. The U S Supreme Court has held state commissions lack jurisdiction to hear such cases during federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
First
Corporation
Thomas J. L. Kennedy
State Supreme Court
Kennedy
Public Service Commission
Theft at Seattle YMCA Leads to Jail Hold
Hiomer Spurlock reportedly confessed to police that he robbed Raymond Wroten at the Seattle YMCA by cutting a pillow end to take $3. He is held in the city jail with charges possible. Spurlock says he shared the loot with William Solkovitz, who is also detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiomer Spurlock
Raymond Wroten
Wroten
Spurlock
William Solkovitz
Women’s Silk Hose Special at $1.10
One hundred pairs of full fashioned silk hose with slight factory imperfections go on special sale Tuesday in the Women’s Hosiery Section. The assortment includes plain White Smoke Cordovan Beaver Champagne Silver and Bronze in sizes 8 1/4 to 10, though not every size available in every color.
Trimmed Hats Special for Tuesday Sale
A two paragraph sale note announces a new second floor location and a Timed hats offer. Seventy five winter models in Lyons silk velvet and gold trimmed fabrics are reduced from seven to eighteen dollars to three ninety five. The bold price cut targets quick selling in a single Tuesday event.
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Oodhouse
Runbaum Furniture Co., Inc
Otto
Grunbaulm
Pike Street
Woodhouse-Grunbaum Furniture Co
Woodhouse-Grundbaum Furniture Co, Inc
Merchant
Edwin H. Langdon
Thomas St
William Cranall
Albert Olson
Minnesota
Emile Langdon
E. Harold Langdon
San Francisco
Harvard University
Peter Frederick
Daisy EB. Frederick
Fourth Ave. W
Free Methodist
Mt Pleasant
Thomas EF. Hulse
Maple Valley
Richmond Head
Bellevue
Kent
Auburn
Orillia
Duvall
Honey Creek
Black Diamond
Bryn Mawr
Crees Dale
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Clothes
Second Ave
Seneca St
Hart Schafiner & Marx
L. McAfee
New Richmond
G. A. Sanneman
Spokane Merechanta
THE
Rhodes CO
Pictorial Review and McCall Patterns
RHODE
Supreme Court
Y.M
A. Lundberg CO
Third Ave
Crepe de Chine Ties
Falls Thru Pole Hole
Spokane
Wash
Warren
Willis
New York
Legislative Committee
the Wonderful Talking Board
Enue and
Union Str
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