Attorneys Directory Listing Seeks Clients and Referrals
The Seattle Star directory lists attorneys offering free consultations and moderate fees. It names firms and individuals with office addresses at Burke Road and E Second Avenue, including Rohertt Downs and Penwick Cawrence, and references to typewriter and rubber companies.
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Porrall
Burke Ride
Esecond Ave
Rohertt Downs
GORIN
Emington Typewriter Co
Woestern Rubber Co
Universal Tetehone Co
Olympic Foundr Co
N. Penwick, Cawrence
Citizens Press For Ravenna Car Extension
Residents of Ravenna Yesler Laurelhurst and Palisades urged rapid extension of the Ravenna street car line at a public utilities committee meeting. Petition signed by 1 800 locals supported by Reuben W Jones and Henry M White. Estimated cost ten thousand dollars for a 1300 foot addition to serve students and growing population.
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Ravenna
Yesler
Laurelhurest
Palisades
Public Utilities Committee
Puget Sound Traction, Light and Power Company
R. W. Douglas
Seattle Northeast Improvement Club
Traction Company
Douglas
Reuben W. Jones
Henry M. White
White
Superintendent of Public Utilities
Willing to Challenge Small Juror in Court
William Kelley, colored, admits limited knowledge of legal procedure but defends himself in a Superior Court trial for unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor. Twelve talesmen are selected. Deputy Prosecutor Batchelor waives challenges. Kelley delays for a minute then offers to challenge a small juror at the end.
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William Kelley
John & Jurey’s Court
Kelley
C. A. Batchelor
Talesmen
Auburn Giant Seeks Divorce
William B. Devereaux, an Auburn resident dubbed a giant, faced a divorce action heard by Superior Judge Mitchell Gilliam after deputies rescued his wife Eliza E. Devereaux from a week confinement. She alleged locking, threats with knife and revolver, and occult claims linked to whisky, while his cross complaint sought a favorable divorce and rested on her insanity' claim, later withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Devereaux
Auburn
Mitchell Gilliam
Eliza EB. Devereaux
Missing bolts of cloth at Mack & Co tailor shop
A Thursday incident at Mack & Co., tailors, 906 Third Ave, involved cloth bolts left outside overnight disappearing. A neighboring storekeeper reportedly retrieved the material, aided by Motorcycle Patrolman R F Baer.
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Bolt
Mack & Co., Tailors
Third Ave
R. F. Baerman
It Is Better to See Your Doctor Than to Have the Doctor Come
The passage urges friends to guard health by consulting a doctor when symptoms appear. It notes that Seattle remains free of another epidemic thanks to this approach and ends with a motto about proactive medical care.
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Seattle
Jap's Bride in Detention After 1913 Stowaway Saga
Sakutara Kuwahara arrived from Japan as a stowaway in 1913 and prospered on the Pacific coast. His wife, arriving in Seattle on the Africa Maru, was excluded from entry because Kuwahara had entered illegally. He filed a habeas corpus petition against Immigration Commissioner Henry M. White. a hearing is set for January 26 with Mrs. Kuwahara still in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakutara Kuwahara
Pacific
Japan
Kuwahara
Etonsvile
Seattle
U. 8 District Court
Henry M. White
Red Testimony Held For 20 Of 34 Alleged Reds
Hearings for more than twenty of the thirty four alleged reds arrested recently by justice and immigration officials were completed before Immigration Commissioner Henry M White Basil Gornovsky local union leader and reputed red organizer was arrested Wednesday evening and will face deportation Testimony in each hearing is sent to the secretary of labor in Washington for deportation decision DOJ agents continue to probe Russian revolutionary activities in Seattle as of Thursday
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Rede
Department of Justice and Immigration
Henry M. White
Basil Gornovsky
Union of Kuatian Workers
Reda
Secretary of Labor
Washington, D. C
Boxing Board Sets Smoker Fee At Twenty Five Dollars
A meeting of Mayor B. Fitzgerald Prosecutor Fred C. Brown and Sheriff John Stringer led to a boxing commission rule charging 25 dollars for each smoker event. The group governs by three officials and previously had no fee provision for smokers under its supervision. Poor car service complaint notes a late night robbery after a delayed pickup on Duwamish Avenue and Lucile Street, totaling 10.55 dollars.
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B. Pitegerald
Fred C. Brown
John Stringer
Boxing Commission
Harry R. Brown
Oldier
Duwamish Ave
Lucife
S J
Boy Not Missing Says His Mother
Mrs. Jennie Hamilton of 2417 Second Ave declares her 6-year-old son Harry is not missing and she is not in poor health. The Star reported a missing boy Tuesday and a request to state her health. She says Harry attends Wilson's Business College and accuses a misrepresentation by someone.
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Jennie Hamilton
Second Ave
Harry
Hamiton
Btar
Tate
Wilson's Business College
Hamilton
Purse Found At National Furniture Company Shop
Officials anticipate a rush today as National Furniture Company staff recover a woman's purse containing $15. A description only is needed to reclaim the property.
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National Furniture Company
Youth Arrested in Stolen Gasoline Launch Case
Marl Berridge, 16, of 2346 H Boylaton Ave, N., was taken into juvenile authorities Thursday after a gasoline launch was recovered at the foot of BE Lynn. The boat was reported stolen Wednesday and linked to Berridge. Grounded by D L Gristofson as the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Berridge
Boylaton Ave
Juvenil
BE. Lynn
D. L. Gristofson
Police seize 280 pounds of mash in raids
Dry squad officers confiscated 280 pounds of mash along with 15 gallons of grape and two alleged men Bambruesi of 3419 Woodlawn Ave and Stefano Mazzone of 1411 Hewett Ave during Wednesday afternoon raids.
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Atilla
Bambruesi
Woodlawn Ave
Stefano Mazzone
Hewett
All Wool Vanished From Family Clothesline
report states a resident on 2647 E. Valley reported the theft of an all wool union suit from a family clothesline Wednesday night. The case involves neighborly tension with Police Captain J. T. Mason referenced. authorities seek the suspect. A university in California has more students today than Europe had a decade ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Beeker
E. Valley At
Mr. Beeker
J. T. Mason
California
Europe
Spud Market Unsteady Amid Cold Weather Slow Trade
Trading on Western avenue began very light Thursday morning as cold weather kept buyers scarce. Dealers report the potato market showing its first weakness since the spud rally, with prices largely unchanged but quotations near the peak. Butter and eggs steady though unsteady overall. poultry demand strong for live chickens at 35 to 87 cents per pound.
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Altho
California
Local Markets Price Paid for Vegetables and Meat
Wholesale price list shows per unit rates for cabbage, cauliflower, celery, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, potatoes, peppers, and citrus with occasional notes on varieties. It includes butter, eggs, and live livestock prices, reflecting a broad market snapshot from farm to shipper outlets.
Mexican Petroleum Leads Opening NYSE Trading Day
New York January 22 following official news of a Mexican oil settlement Mexican Petroleum opened at 166 up 1 percent and United States Steel rose to 105 while Marine fell to 7 and Colorado Fuel sagged. The market remained dull through most of the session with renewed bear pressure pushing several leading issues lower before a late rebound.
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New York
Mexican Petroleum
Stock Exchange
United States Steel
Central Leather
Studebaker
Repubic Steel
Southern Pacific
Marine
United States
Bree
Colorado
Marine Common
Albo
Noyal Dutch
Grain futures rise on light receipts export demand
Chicago opening sees gains in grain futures due to light receipts and strong export demand. Reports of eastern railroads delaying rain shipments cause later weakness as prices retreat from session highs. January corn up then down, May and July contracts mixed with small losses and holds.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Eastern Railroade
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Jan 22
Tlo Recetpta show 15 000 cattle and 10 000 sheep with market steady to higher. Prices include butcher steers 14.76 to 14.25, cows 6.75 to 14.25, lambs 14.75 to 20.26, and hogs around 16.96 to 16.50 per hundredweight. Open and close figures for lard and ribe futures listed with May and other contract values.
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Citicago
Entes
Iego
Market Report on Poultry Prices at San Francisco Auction
RAN FRANCISCO January 22. Rutter Extras 30 per lb prime fowls tie per lb Pece Batras 64 percent per dot extra pul fete 66 percent per Got undersized pullets bie per dos Cheese California Mats fancy 82 percent per lb firsts 32 cents per lb.
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Ran Francisco
Commodity Market Notes From New York Trade
The report lists prices in New York on January 22 for sugar and related products. Coffer-No To at 14 16% per pound, No 4 Santos 26 1/2 per pound, raw sugar 18.04 1/2 per pound, granulated 15 1/2 per pound.
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New York
Santos
Morris Brothers, Inc
Capital
Seattle
Main
Elliott
Port of Portland Daily Trade and Ship Arrivals
Port details list butter prices per pound and dairy products including cheese and flour for the Atlantic coast. The steamship Eastern Knight, built in Japan, is in port under W R Grace & Co for management and A M Gillespie & Co for operation. Seattle Oriental schedules to resume next month with James Griffiths & Sons as local agents for Mitui & Co. the Tsurugisan Maru will be the first vessel to call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Fastern Knight
Japan
The
Shipping Board
W. R. Grace & Co
A. M. Gillespie & Co
James Griffiths & Sons
Miteul & Co
Mitsui Veewel
New Designs on Quarters Spark Seattle Rumors
Rumors of a flood of counterfeit 25-cent pieces in Seattle were dispelled by Capt. Thomas Foster of the local Secret Service who announced the coins are a new design of the familiar two-bit piece. Public inquiries described stars on the eagle sides, prompting the Secret Service to clarify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Thomas Foster
Secret Service Here
Secret Service Office
Explosion in Whisky Vault Spurs Robbery Fears
Sheriff John Stringer wore cotton plugs as a jar of raisin juice exploded in the booze vault of the county city building on Wednesday afternoon. He mistook the blast for thieves cracking the big safe.
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John Stringer
Stringer
Legion Auxiliary to Meet Tonight for Formation Plans
The new Women’s auxiliary of Elmer J. Noble post American Legion convenes Thursday at 8 PM in the State Armory at Western avenue and Virginia street. Officers will draft a definite organizational plan and present a constitution and bylaws for adoption.
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Women's Auxiliary
Elmer J. Noble
American Legion
State Armory
Western Ave
Virginia
Wagon with Horse Attached Is Lost in Green Lake District
A light wagon attached to a horse is reported lost in the Green Lake district on Thursday morning. The outfit belongs to Rainier Stables, 2114 Western Ave.
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Green Lake District
Rainier Stables
Weatern Ave
Robber Steals From Bishop & Co. Open Safe
During a Wednesday burglary at Bishop and Co. 1204 Western Ave a daylight thief opened the safe and took 51 in cash and 222 45 in checks. A very black man seen loitering near the scene was reported to police.
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Bishop & Co
Western Ave
Tides in Seattle Thursday January
Tides in Seattle Thursday January show a flow at 6:01 p.m. reaching 10.7 feet and a low of 6.0 feet at 12:02 p.m. A second high is expected at 6:01 p.m. with 10.7 feet and a second low at 11:49 p.m. at minus 6.1 feet.
Vessels in Port at Seattle Today Figures and Names
A list of ships and docks in Seattle harbor shows vessels at Cove terminal Great Northern Pier 11 and other piers including Admiral Nichol Wyn Northwestern Ketchikan and City of Topeka. Multiple yards and drydocks are named along with motor ships such as Kirketina Boobyalia and Henowa.
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Seattle
Cove
Tr Endicott
Etr
Robin Gray
Great Northern
Fushimi Maru
Motorechr Kirketina Grand Trunk Dock
Admiral Nichol
Wyn
Tr Northwestern
Atr
Ketchikan
Hergen
Pacific Coast
Ightship Umatilla No
Mer
Htr
Admiral Evans
Skinner
Foldy Yarde
Robin Goodfellow
Eastern Knight
Alaska Breamship Co
Btr
Vic- Bracy St
Huraide
Milwaukee Ocean Dock
Ftr
Eastern Mariner
East Waterway
Eastern Moon
Duthie Yaris
Iran
Ame Yards
West
Jessup
Rooneveld
Tedd Drydock
Eastern Guide
Eastern Gate
City of
Topeka
Heffernan Drydock
Echr
Oulburte
Banta Ana
Patterson & McDonald Yards
Boobyalia
Rolcom Canal Lumber Co
Schr
Henowa
Seattle Arrivals and Departures Log of January Ships
Arrivals and departures listed for January include the Eastern Mariner from Tacoma at 8:20 a.m. January 22 and the Str Kueh from British Columbia ports arriving January 11 at 1 p.m. The City of Seattle sails to Southeastern Alaskan ports January 21 at 9 p.m. Other vessels include Javary from Meadow Point at 7 p.m. January 22, Davenport from Tacoma at 10 p.m., Meriden to Maui via Bellingham at 4:45 p.m., Wakena to British Columbia ports at 7:16 p.m., Pred Paxter to Eagle Harbor at 10:25 a.m., and Argyll bound for San Francisco at 6 a.m. The list covers multiple cargo and passenger movements around Puget Sound.
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Eastern Mariner
Tacoma
British Columbia
Glorieta
City of
Seattle
Alaskan
Ete Javary
Bhangiai
Meadow Point
Etr
Davenport
Meriden
Monolulu
Bellingham
Paxter
Eagie Harbor
Argyll
San Francisco
Maquan Sails with 8100 Tons of Goods and Mail
Bound for the Orient the steamship Maquan sailed from Pier & on Wednesday carrying 8100 tons of copper steel lumber and general freight and 800 bags of mail. She is operated by Frank Waterhouse & Co.
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Orient
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Death of Purser C. M. Reed in Hongkong
Purser C. M. Reed of the steamship Edmore died of apoplexy in Hongkong on January 15. His body will be brought back here aboard a C. P. R. steamer.
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C. M. Reed
Edmore
Hongkong
Steamship Valdez Heads to South America on Charter
The steamship Valdez will voyage to South America under charter to the T. and T. Co. A. H. W. Ross, general manager of Thorndyke- Trenholme Co., announced the arrangement.
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Valdez
South America
H. W. Ross
Thorndyke- Trenholme Co
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Medical Bath
James and
Piret
Sanders & CO
T. C Smith Ride
Jennings &” Jennings
Palmer School
Denny
Ind Ave
Turner Chiropractor
Haight Md
Tnd and
Pine
Houra
Fillott
Ustable Loan Corporation
Pike Store
Stormensen
Reeves Marisco
Adison
Isobel
Union &1
Aule & Empire Building
Madison
American Jewelry Coo
Kidney
A. Lundberg
Reattta
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
John Spargur
Vienna Woods
Robert Lovell Wilson
Sherman
Clay
Auburn Giant
R. Braley
Fourth Avenue
Union Street
U. S
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Department of Labor
Boxing Board
Ogara
SPUD
Vegetebien and
Fratt
Doe Bunches
Jonathane
Erades
Almerta
Piertaa
DATRY
Pricee Vaid
Tocal Country Creamery
Kere
Eer Wieconsin
America
Wheeleenle
Bhippere
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Grain Market
Frisco
Fisherman’s Market
First Ave
Bet
Union and Pike
Portland Market Report
Portland
Moore
Oryrhemn
Grapewin
Josephine Menning
Faye Courtney
Iwan Bankeff and Company
Hert Fitsgibbon
Francis Renault
Steele
United Painless
Third Ave. Cor. James St
Lonw
Ackerman & Harria Hippodrome
Mary Maclaren
Nighta
Express
Express Company
West of
Mississippi
National Market Company, Inc
Pike Street
Seattle, Wash
Augustus Pitou, Inc
Ronson
Theatre Players
Mine Helliott
Mars
Martha Hamilton Co
Jamen Lichter
Gildea & Phillipa
Marecon Bros
Lieut. Berry
Mias
Pantagescope
Legion Auxiliary
Tides
Puget Sound
Colman Dock
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Bel Due
Red ‘Ownsend
Angel
Victoria
Tito Gally
Tecoma Divers
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Atly Dally
Mioux
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Ally Thrail
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Port Townsend
Port Angeles
Way Ports
Williama
Dungen
Toleah Ray
Kingston
Utopia
Juan Telanda Tues
Freicht
Puget Gound Navigation
Colman Deck
Phome Main
Liberty
Bank Clearings
France
Edwin J. Brown
D. C
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Beattle
Columbia St
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