Flaming Heart and Gold Anchors Doomed by Jail Time
Vae Lee, 25, and Bo'sn Cornell, bearer of gold crossed anchors, fall from passion after spending 1700 on their honeymoon. Court action looms as they face charges, hearts cooled, and Mrs Cornell's chain and cross become symbols of betrayed faith and fading love.
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Vae Lee
Warrant
R. L. Cornell
Bo’s'n Cornell
Cornell
Vida B. Cornell
Hope
Charity
Faith
Cornel
Seattle
Miss Lee
Altho
Auto crash on Fremont bridge injures pedestrian and youth
An early Saturday collision on Fremont bridge involved a Rainier shipyards foreman John Torrick whose auto struck a man alighting a street car. The pedestrian fled. Torrick reported no injuries. Later, 12 year old Joseph Grant Jr. received a fractured wrist after being hit by W Sundstrom’s car. Sundstrom was arrested and released on own recognizance. The incidents push Seattle’s yearly killed and injured tally higher.
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John Torrick
Rainier
Fremont Bridge
Joseph Grant, Jr
Hunter Bird
W. Sundatrom
46Th Ave
Sundstrom
City residents seek answers across all neighborhoods
The snippet shows a prompt noting that people in every city section are demanding information and clarity on an unspecified issue, reflecting broad public interest and concern.
Seattle needs modern traffic division says Lieut Carr
Lieut C G Carr urges Seattle to establish a unified traffic division with an air of authority and full facilities. He cites national examples, calls for city wide education and strict enforcement, and notes Seattle's fragmented system and failure to register drivers or cite offenders. He warns growing cities must reform to save lives.
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C. G. Carr
Seattle
America
Carr
Lieut. Carr
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Ilénger
City traffic code push aims for safer streets and order
The Auto Accident Editor outlines a plan to print life saver ideas and create a city traffic division with a dedicated head, trained officers, and public education. Offenders will be directed to the traffic head, with strict enforcement after a designated education period. Seattle's code is cited as a model for effective enforcement and public cooperation.
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Star
Carr
Safer streets or cautious drivers in a fast moving era
A columnist laments street danger from speeding autos and reckless pedestrians, arguing the era has shifted from ox teams to 30 mile per hour traffic. He doubts stricter laws will help and calls for better perception of sudden death on crowded streets.
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Ox Team
Extra Money for You Hints in Attic Storage Room
A note promotes extra money by suggesting packages of goods stored in a home attic or storage room may be sold or used to raise funds. The tone imitates a salesman urging readers to act on hidden items kept by a mother figure. The piece hints at turning stored items into cash.
They Are Worth Dollars They Are Worth Dollars
A fragment urges sellers to convert items into cash by starting a savings account. It claims the money will fund college courses or future business ventures. Advertisers are told to list these items in The Star For Sale column and call Main 600.
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Phone Main 600
Seattle Registration Closes Tuesday at 9 P M
Seattle voters race to register before the 9 P M Tuesday deadline for the primary and general municipal elections. With three days left, records show 88 070 names on the books and an expected surge to reach near 100 000 if 3 910 voters enroll in time.
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Seattle
Spokane to Retry Alleged I. W. W.'s
Spokane preparations for retrying 40 alleged I W W members on charges of criminal syndicalism after renewed proceedings.
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Spokane
Mystery of Kver diamond robbery solved by sheriff
Sheriff Stringer’s deputies recovered more than six thousand dollars worth of gems, closed in on a supposed gang of burglars, and arrested five members including three women. A key witness, a female fence, led to arrests after overheard remarks in a Second Avenue restaurant. The gang leader, Claude Bragg, is in Walla Walla penitentiary, with others linked to burglaries in Seattle and Spokane.
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John Stringer
Spokane
Walla Walla
Ave
R. C. Scott
Sheriff's Office
Land
Scott
Henry A. Kyer
Augustine & Kyer
Kyer
13Th Ave. N
Beatt
Reasie McCurdy
Claude Bragg
John M. Carmody
C. A. Beebe
Bragg
Beche
Seattle
Dahl
Plan Co op Apartment in Seattle With 1000 Rooms
Seattle plans a cooperative apartment house of 1000 rooms costing about 1.239 million dollars. Sidney T of Manard Rental Agency says the site will overlook Lake Washington, to rise 11 stories in two sections. Eight ground floor units will have private frontage and all tenants share gardens, playgrounds, a cafe, and other modern conveniences.
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Seattle
Sidney T
Manard Rental Agency
L. C. Smith
Lake
Manard
Barber Charged With Theft After Haircut Incident
In Portland on January 24, F. Wilson sues alleging the barber trimmed his hair and, while doing so, removed a $20 bill from his pocket. The case centers on alleged theft tied to a routine haircut.
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Portland
F. Wilson
Husband of Woman Killed by Auto Is Hit by Street Car
George Johnson a 818 Allen pl building contractor whose wife was killed by an auto earlier this week was struck by a street car at Fourth Ave and Westlake about 930 am Saturday. He escaped serious injury, saying he was dazed while thinking of his wife and did not see the car turning the corner.
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Second Ave
George Johnson
Allen Pl
Fourth Ave
Westlake
Seaboard Building
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