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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1920
Page
5
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In a forest story fragment, Nancy and Nick hear rustling and guess a moose or tiger but spot a large horned creature named Spotty Cow. They discuss its appearance, consider climbing a tree, and finally see the animal emerge as they stay brave and curious.
In a forest tale by Thornton W. Burgess, Billy Mink creeps into a henhouse after mice dwindle. He kills one hen for dinner, then hides again beneath the woodpile. The farmer spots a brown form fleeing the woodpile and vows to catch the thief, suspecting a mink.
The city council’s public utilities committee will take up a proposal next Monday afternoon for double tracking of FE. Marginal Way and First Ave. from Spokane Street to Marginal Way, with extensions to Carleton Way. The project would improve street car service for South Park residents and reduce mileage fees paid to the Tacoma interurban line on shared tracks.
Federal Judge Rudkin on January 24 sentenced Lawrence A. Machride, a San Francisco shipping broker, to 2 1/2 years in the McNeil Island Penitentiary after his conviction for stealing goods subject to interstate and foreign shipment.
Defense argues admissibility of acts alleged in Ponner County at the Ponner county trial of 22 J. W. W. on charges under the syndicalism law. Judge Flynn excused the jury as attorneys pressed the point in Idaho news. If motions prevail, the case may move faster than expected.
London report quotes Eric William Bowman Vaughan a wealthy diamond merchant writing to his wife expressing frankness in their strained marriage. The article notes she is single again and highlights his digressive, odd personal remark about a furniture likeness and whisky.
Marietta January 24 United Press reports Sheriff Roberts orders imprisonment of dog owners who ignore the dog license act rather than impounding the dogs. He claims it is cheaper to jail owners than to feed and kill the dogs.
Joan Ortega, 19, is being held by police pending investigation into possession of war savings stamps valued at about 400 dollars, allegedly stolen from Mike Petinaris of Nenana Alaska.
Kentucky named from Choctaw keantuk or from a plant term, with alternate theory that the name derives from cane and turkey words. The source notes contrasting attributions and regional lore on Kentucky’s naming.
William H. Moffitt also known as William A. Marvin aged 60 was arrested in San Jose on a grand larceny charge from New York. He reportedly admitted gambling with millions in New York real estate deals and had lavish spending in California. He claimed his home adjoined Charles Schwab and he once led the New York State Realty Dealers' association.
The notice notes that as many as sixty percent of English women may remain unmarried due to heavy wartime losses and later influenza. Funeral services for James P. Miller, 64, will be held at his home at 438 Dewey Place on Sunday afternoon.
London dated Jan 24 reports William Boswell of Hackney Wick broke his neck trying to pull a necktie through a freshly laundered collar. He slipped and struck a sewing machine, leading to his fatal injury.
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