Robbery on streetcar targets conductor and rider
At 6 25 pm two masked men robbed a Lake car rider of 475 dollars and a ring, plus tokens and unset diamond. The conductor was robbed of 40 70 and tokens as he rode the back of the trolley on 10th avenue west and west street. Motorman BE Inglett aided investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn B. Stario
Sar Telmo Apts
Ave
Stewart #t
G. W. Humphrey
12Th Ave
H Johnson
Kinnear Park
Tenth Ave
Wst
BE. L. Inglett
Thief Loots Stores and Homes In Friday Night Burglary Spree
A Friday night spree left J E Barnett's shop at 2112 Ave and Swift Lumber Co at Center robbed of cash and valuables. Jewelry including rings, lavalieres, and a chain plus $200 in twenties were stolen from a home on Meridian Ave. A diamond ring valued at 50 dollars disappeared from a kitchen window on Eastlake Ave, and a platinum ring vanished from a downtown women's store. Local police were notified and investigations underway.
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J. E. Barnett
Pate
Barnett
J Men
Swift Lumber Company
F. A
Bunge
John
Lavalieres
G. L
Meridian Ave
Mia Ray
Eastlake
Ava
Alice Owen
Broadway
W. BE. Smith
The
Virginias
Aes
Virginia St
Busy Mother Ryther continues tireless child aid in Seattle
In Visalia California this morning a letter and a $25 check arrived for the Mother Parrish Home Fund. Weary Wilkins led a brick coupon sale near Second Avenue to boost weekly receipts. The drive seeks to meet a substantial goal as supporters praise Mother Ryther for her 36 years of service and faith.
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Visalia
Cal
Child Home Fund
W. A
Wii
Collins Block
Caroline Green
Seattle
Mother Ryther
Mother Ruther
Mother Ryther’s
Wilkins
Inéen
Second Ave
Princess Mary Wins Top Rabbit Prize at Show
Princess Mary W won several prizes at King's Lynn for a feather show including best rabbit shown by a lady. Sowa of the king's homer pigeons also took prizes. The princess has always been fond of rabbits.
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London
Mary W
King’s Lynn
Sowo
Homer
King's Prize Bull Wins Championship at Slough Show
King George’s bullock earned the championship and first prize at the Slough Christmas show where 128 head of fat stock were exhibited. Total proceeds from the event reached 618,500 with exhibitors from the region. The ferret article notes a domestic variety of polecat.
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Tordon
King George's
Slough
Beauty Has Fail for Jinx Marry Young and Flirt
New York scene mixes celebrity marriages and theories of happiness. Mia Tartone, famed as the world’s most beautiful woman, sues for separation from husband French artist Tartone. Mrs Walter Wanger, pursuing separation, cites beauty as a challenge and advocates marrying young and working together. Mrs Warner, known as Justine Johnston, is 21 while her husband, a film manager, is 75.
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Mia Pierre Tartone
Mra
Walter Wanger
Jimx
Mra Tartone
Twas Tartone
Mra. Wanger
Paul Helied
Hoppe
Orient uses washing soda to flavor its food says chemist
You can eat anything used in a modern laundry declared Dr H G Filledge chemist from the University of Pittsburg in a talk before the Laundry Owners association of Oregon Washington and British Columbia at Montellus hall Friday night He cited pure soap washing soda and acetic acid as the only cleaning materials used in the Orient
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Filledge
University of Pittsburg
Laundry Owners Association of
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Montellus Hall
Hufland Made New Man of Him Says Returned Soldier
J N Dillon a returned Canadian soldier recalls being a wreck after four years in France. He credits Hufeland Swiss Stomach Tonic with restoring his health and spirit, saying it put him back on his feet and made him feel like a fighting cock. Ad.
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Hufbland
Europe
J. N. Dillon
Fifth Brigade
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
France
Hufeland
Relief for Piles Promises Free Trial by Mail
An advertisement seeks sufferers of piles to request a free one dollar trial package of Dr. Van Vieck's Absorption Treatment. It claims no knife or doctor needed, with home use and a money back option if not satisfied. The offer emphasizes years of medical refinement and customer letters praising relief.
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Dr. Vieck Co
Western Union Plans Major Wire Network Expansion
Western Union Telegraph announces expansion to 40,000 miles of new copper wire nationwide to meet anticipated business. About 16,000 miles will be on the Pacific coast with a projected cost of 1.5 million dollars. Six new transcontinental lines will be added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Francisco
Western Union Telegraph Company
United States
Pacific Coast
Investigation into Renton death of J Roberta
The sheriff and coroner Otto Peterson conduct a death inquiry into J Roberta 74 of Renton who was struck by a delivery truck near Bryn Mawr. The driver, an employee of Western Bakeries Inc, took Roberta to a hospital and reported the incident claiming she stepped in front of the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton
J. Roberta
Bryn Mawr
Otto Peterson
Western Bakeries, Inc
Roberta
Old Army Welcome Changes Soldier–Officer Bond
Four enlisted men from San Diego defenses arrived at Port Townsend and were greeted by Major Kelley Ben Lemmon U S A. He escorted them by car to Fort Worden where they received hot coffee meals beds and civilian hospitality. The gesture reportedly gave the soldiers a new view of army life.
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Coast Defenses
San Diego
Port Townsend
Kelley Benjamin Lemmon
Fort Worden
Army Ife
Robbery at Union Station Leaves One Dead
Six men carjacked the Jackson post office at Union station in Dallas. Two postal clerks were shot, a man died beneath a racing auto, and a federal reserve shipment was stolen. Authorities pursued five robbers who fled in a touring car after grabbing mail and money.
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Dallas
Texas
Jackson
Postoffice
Union Station
Federal Reserve Bank
Anderson Moore
Porter
Jane Cullom
Post Office
Albert Smith
G. W. Street
Smith
Fed. OM
Treasury Department
Washington
Lake Worth
Fort Worth
Rufus Clemmons
W. & Scribner
Clemmons
Scribner
Postpone Action on School Clinic Fight
A proposed bill to deemphasize maintenance of a state school clinic was delayed Friday. A conference between the school board and a League for the Conservation of Public Health committee will be held Saturday evening to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eachool Board
League For the Conservation of Public Health
THS Charity Ball Nets Two Thousand Four Hundred Seventy One
The THS charity ball held December 28 raised 2471.75 dollars for the Beattie Day Nursery Association, as reported by treasurer Mrs. Louila L. Mendel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciren
Beattie Day Nursery
Louila L. Mendel
Veterans pleads for work as ex servicemen seek jobs
In Seattle 2,500 ex service men many with families face destitution. 500 are truly needy. Veterans groups have provided meals and loans but emphasize the need for employment, any odd job or steady work. The Veterans Employment Office and local officials urge offers of work to aid families. Don McEwan, Chairman Relief Committee, Seattle Post No. 18.
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the Star
Ex Services
Heatth
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Warne
Post 24
Veterans’ Employment Office
Third Ave
Guy Parmalee
Seattle Post No
Don McEwan
Relief Committee
Beattle
City district renames itself Olympic Heights
Residents of the highest city point gathered at W. A. Shinkle’s home to form a corporation for a club house likely at 35th Ave and 8th St. W. A. Shinkle, Myrtle A., and Ada Lewis Schulz led the effort with $1000 pledged. Officers include President Ada Lewis Schulz and Secretary T. Oren Watson. The district along 25th Ave Southwest has grown rapidly in three years with homes tripling.
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W. A. Shinkle
36Th Ave
Myrtle A
Olympic Heights
35Th Ave
Kenyon St
Aite
West Beattle
Alaska
Unti
Mra
Ada Lewis Schulz
C. A. Ferris
T. Oren Watson
Carl Lenz
J. KR. Seaborn
A. L. Ladely
J. K. Jenkins
C. Stenstrom
Mre
Jas. Sturrock
Joseph Granger
Seattle Post Dance Night at Christen sen’s Bar
The Seattle Post to Dance Wednesday Beattie Poet No. 18 of the American Legion will hold its monthly dance Wednesday night at Christensen's bar 1108 Broadway. The public is invited. This will be the event now the 30, when the annual tal will be held.
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Seattle Post
Beattie
The
American Legion
Christensen's
Broadway
Reed College honors Seattle students in campus roles
Portland report notes Arthur J. McLean named student assistant on college administrative committee. Annabel Kennedy serves as literary editor for Reed College Quest freshman issue. Seattle students receive campus recognition for leadership and literary work.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle
Reed College
Arthur J. McLean
Annabel] Kennedy
Tasue
Reed College Quest
Rain Causes Night Crash Damages In City
Two men were cut and two bruised when D G Trenholme lost control on a slippery Eastlake Avenue and Martin Street paving. A telephone pole was knocked down, two street cars and an auto were damaged, and a railway repair car struck the pole. Names include Trenholme and Drumbelier with injuries. other workers McParland and Guam were shaken but uninjured.
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D. G. Trenholme
Thirst
Eastlake Ave
Martin
Trenholme
J. Drumbelier
Cowen Park
William McParland
Larry Guam
Devil Mask from Thibet Exhibited by Missionary
A frightful mask with five skulls tied to a headpiece from the oriental devil dance of Thibet is described as having been brought to America by Rev. H. B. Marz who spent sixteen years in Central Asia as a missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
H. B. Marz
Loye
Centralsia
Jury Frees Men and Awards Small Sums in Court
After acquitting Gus Muncon and William Barnes on narcotics charges, a jury in Justice of the Peace C. C. Dalton's court Friday collected about $2.50 for each freed man. George Oleon, defense counsel, made an impassioned plea for funds.
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Gus Muncon
William Barnes
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
George Oleon
Beacon Hill Plans to Buy Two Jitneys
Plans for the purchase of two jitneys by the residents of South Beacon Hill were declared at a meeting of the Beacon Hill Street Car Extension club at Christensen's hall Friday night. The club would turn over the site to the railway to be operated as an extension to the Beacon Hill lines.
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South Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill
Funeral service held for minister born on 6033 30th Ave
A funeral was held Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church for the late minister born at death last Tuesday on 6033 30th Avenue 8. The observance drew mourners and church colleagues reflecting on his life and service.
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Eral
30Th Ave
First Presbyterian Church
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